Updates on Thursday 11 June 2015
That's all for Local Live on what has been a very busy day.
You can keep up to date with the latest on the Bradford school stabbing on the BBC News website.
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The teacher stabbed at Dixons Kings school earlier is thought to be Vincent Uzomah.
Image source, PAThe 50-year-old is understood to be supply teacher and was teaching a science lesson when he was attacked.
Paul Hudson
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
We're leaving news on the school stabbing for now and looking at the weather outlook for tonight which is dry with clear periods, but with patchy low cloud later.
There will be a minimum temperature of 6C (43F) and a light easterly wind.
Tomorrow should see a grey start, soon becoming warm with long spells of sunshine. There will be a maximum temperature of 22C (72F).
David Green, leader of Bradford City Council, says he was shocked by this morning's stabbing and his thoughts immediately went to the teacher, his family, colleagues and pupils at the school.
"It is important we don't jump to any conclusions", he added. "I want to see the outcomes of the police investigation."
He stressed schools in Bradford needed to be "safe and welcoming" places for young people to learn.
He was speaking on BBC Radio Leeds.
With the news of a stabbing of a teacher at a Bradford School, this is what we know so far:
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
The incident happened at about 08:55 at Dixons Kings Academy
Teacher, believed to be Vincent Uzomah, 50, is in hospital in a stable condition
The NUT in Bradford describes the stabbing as "shocking"
Bradford Council offers "support" to students and staff
Johnny I'Anson
Journalist, BBC Radio Leeds
Parents outside the Bradford school where a 50-year-old-teacher was stabbed today have suggested to me that better screening should be brought in.
BREAKING NEWS
The 50-year-old teacher stabbed at a Bradford school this morning is believed to be Vincent Uzomah.
He was stabbed once in the stomach with a knife during a science lesson at Dixons Kings Academy but is in a stable condition, police said.
A 14-year-old-boy was arrested in Bradford city centre earlier following an extensive manhunt.
Telegraph & Argus
Telegraph and Argus tweets, external "Stabbed teacher at Dixons Kings Academy had only been there four weeks, reports suggest."
Gerry Sutcliffe, the former Bradford South MP, said incidents like the stabbing of a 50-year-old teacher in school today are "few and far between".
He asked for people to be "supportive to all those involved" and not race to "quick knee-jerk reactions" but to let the authorities do their job.
He was speaking on BBC Radio Leeds.
Police at the school where a 50-year-old teacher was stabbed say it is believed to be an "isolated incident" and the police are continuing inquiries to establish the facts.
Image source, PADept Supt Simon Atkinson said: "I would like to reassure residents and staff that all necessary resources are being deployed to investigate this ongoing and clearly serious incident."
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
The family of the 50-year-old teacher who was stabbed in a classroom at a Bradford school this morning are with him at his bedside, say police.
There were a number of pupils who witnessed the incident and they are currently liaising with specially trained officers.
A 50-year-old teacher at Dixons Kings Academy in Bradford was taken to hospital with a single stab wound to the stomach, police said.
He was attacked during a science lesson.
He is said to be in a stable condition and his injury is not believed to be life-threatening.
At a media briefing a short time ago, Det Supt Simon Atkinson confirmed the 14-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a stabbing at a school in Bradford.
The suspect was arrested in connection with the teacher's stabbing in Bradford city centre earlier this afternoon, West Yorkshire Police said.
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a 50-year-old teacher was stabbed at a school in Bradford this morning.
More to follow.
Johnny I'Anson
Journalist, BBC Radio Leeds
Another parent of a child at Dixons Kings Academy in Bradford, where a teacher was stabbed this morning, says she couldn't get in contact with the school after the incident.
Safina Fazzall has told me: "They didn't pick up the phone and wouldn't let me in.
"They need to do a better security plan. There are hundreds of students going here and the parents are worrying with this kind of news."
Parents are now gathering outside Dixons Kings Academy in Bradford to pick up their children.
A male teacher was stabbed at the school at about 08:50 this morning and is now in a stable condition in hospital.
Police are searching for a 14-year-old boy in connection with the incident.
A student who claims to have seen the incident in which a teacher was stabbed at a school in Bradford says it happened after a boy refused to hand over his mobile phone.
He said: "He just got something out of his pocket and stabbed him and ran off."
The boy said the teacher was polite and "never shouted" and described the boy as an "alright" person.
Johnny I'Anson
Reporter, BBC Radio Leeds
As the search goes on for a 14-year-old boy after the stabbing of a teacher at Dixons Kings Academy in Bradford earlier today, I've been speaking to parents of pupils at the school
Mohammed, whose younger sister goes to the academy, has told me the incident raises concerns in his mind after he struggled to get any information from the school.
He says: "It just puts concerns in your heart. Is my sister all right, are the children and teachers all right? You don't know if they're safe."
Telegraph & Argus
Detectives are still hunting a 14-year-old boy after a teacher was stabbed at a Bradford secondary school today, external.
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