Updates on Monday 11 May 2015
More news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Tuesday
That's all for today from BBC Local Live in Leeds and West Yorkshire.
We'll be back again from 08:00 tomorrow with the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from across the county.
Phil Bodmer
Presenter, BBC Look North
Join me and Amy Garcia at 18:30 for BBC Look North as we report live from Valley Parade on the 30th anniversary of the Bradford fire disaster.
Image source, PAToday the city remembered those who lost their lives in what is football's worst fire tragedy.
We'll be talking to some of the survivors and witnesses, and looking at the legacy of the disaster to find out what's changed in these last 30 years.
Paul Hudson
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
Tonight will be mostly dry with variable amounts of cloud and a minimum temperature of about 8C (46F).
Tuesday will be bright and breezy with variable amounts of cloud and a scattering of showers.
The top temperature will be about 15C (59F).
Andrea Jenkyns, the Conservative MP who won the Morley and Outwood seat from Labour shadow chancellor Ed Balls, says she's "excited" to have arrived at Westminster today.
Image source, PAShe's told the BBC she's "over the moon" to be at the Houses of Parliament, and is now "trying to figure out" how to work her new tablet computer which is being issued to all new MPs.
"I don't think it's fully sunk in yet. All weekend I was pinching myself, thinking I can't believe this is happening. I'm just amazed," she says.
Daragh Corcoran
Reporter, BBC Radio Leeds
At this morning's service to mark the 30th anniversary of the the Bradford City fire disaster, it was clear people in the community had stuck together and worked through the pain in a very dignified way.
Image source, PAToday, they were once again at the modest city centre memorial with heads bowed, some looking stoically ahead. Many wore a commemorative hoody in the claret and amber of the club and bearing the words Always Remembered.
The Bishop of Bradford seemed to go to the heart of the matter when he said how the city responded to the tragedy and told the world "lessons have been learned, but they need to go on being learned" to avoid a similar disaster happening again.
Two men (pictured) are being sought by police after three men, including a father and son, were assaulted on a train between Skipton and Bradford Forster Square last month, external.
Image source, British Transport PoliceThe incident happened at about 21:15 on Saturday 4 April as the train made its way to Crossflatts station. The father and son, aged 51 and 20, were attacked after asking a group of men, who were being noisy, to quieten down.
A passenger who intervened was himself assaulted. The attackers got off the train at Crossflatts. Anyone with information is being asked to contact British Transport Police.
Telegraph & Argus
Bosses of Bradford bars say they are working with the authorities to cut down on drunken anti-social behaviour, after new figures revealed hotspots for offences, external.
Martin Coldrick
BBC Local Live
Today's top stories on BBC Local Live in Leeds and West Yorkshire are:
Election held for new Leeds council leader
BBC Travel
There's currently queuing traffic and heavier than usual traffic on the M62 westbound between J30, A642 (Rothwell) and J29, M1 (Lofthouse).
Yorkshire Evening Post
Two young women suffered facial injuries after being hit in the face by a champagne bottle thrown outside a Leeds city centre bar, external, a court has heard.
The father of a teenage fan fatally injured 30 years ago during fighting between Birmingham City and Leeds United fans has said safety at grounds has come "a very long way" since then.
A wall collapsed on to Ian Hambridge, a 15-year-old Leeds fan, during the trouble at St Andrews on 11 May 1985.
His death was overshadowed by the Bradford City fire on the same day.
BBC Travel
There's currently heavy traffic on the A638 Westgate in Heckmondwike between the B6117 Market Street junction and the Frost Hill junction. Drivers are warned to expect delays.
Martin Coldrick
BBC Local Live
Today's top stories on BBC Local Live in Leeds and West Yorkshire so far are:
Adam Pope
Leeds United Commentator
Leeds United have confirmed that midfielder Lewis Cook has agreed a new two-year deal at Elland Road.
The 18-year-old Academy graduate, who had a year remaining on his deal, has extended his stay until at least summer 2017.
In a statement, club chairman Massimo Cellino says, external Cook was "one of the most exciting players last season".
Yorkshire Evening Post
Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman fought off a sex attacker in Leeds' student heartland, external.
A new leader of Leeds City Council will be elected this evening.
Image source, Leeds City CouncilKeith Wakefield is stepping down at the leader of the Labour group on Leeds City Council
Current Labour leader Keith Wakefield (pictured) announced last month that he was stepping down.
Labour councillors will vote later today to see who becomes the next leader of the authority.
Huddersfield Examiner
The University of Huddersfield has been awarded more than £0.5m Lottery funding to create a Holocaust Heritage and Learning Centre for the North, external.
Image source, Huddersfield Examiner
BBC Sport
Yorkshire's latest County Championship match is finely poised after the reigning champions were bowled out this morning.
Image source, ALLSPORT/GETTY IMAGESThe home side were all out for 370 before Tim Bresnan took an early wicket to leave Hampshire on 21 for 1 at lunch.
Get all the latest from Headingley with our scorecard and listen to live commentary here.
BBC Travel
One lane is blocked and there's very slow traffic on the M62 westbound between J27, M621 (Gildersome) and J26, M606 (Chain Bar), because of an accident.
Leeds MP Hilary Benn has been appointed as shadow foreign secretary as part of Labour's new shadow cabinet.
Meanwhile, Pontefract and Castleford MP Yvette Cooper remains in charge of her home affairs brief, and Wakefield's Mary Creagh stays at International Development.
Hemsworth MP Jon Trickett has been made Minister without Portfolio and Deputy Chairman of the party, while former Shipley MP Chris Leslie assumes the role of shadow chancellor.