Armley vet guilty of animal cruelty after animals found in 'dungeon'
Transport chiefs urged to speed up Leeds-Bradford Airport rail link plans
Yorkshire farmers may get EU funds to pay for anti-flooding measures
Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth sculptures given listed status
Updates on Friday 22 January 2016
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BBC Look North, Yorkshire
Coming up on Look North tonight with Harry and Amanda at 18:30 on BBC One:
The Leeds vet who has been found guilty of animal cruelty after 30 dogs and cats were found in appalling conditions in the cellar of his practice in Armley
And we're live in Bradford to ask what next for the Odeon, after a bid for £5m of lottery funding was rejected.
BBC West Yorkshire Sport
Huddersfield Town winger Joe Lolley has extended his contract at the John Smith's Stadium until June 2019.
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Keeley Donovan
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A dry and fine night with clear spells. Low cloud and mist likely to form in places with lows around 4C (39F).
Tomorrow we'll have mist and fog in places, which will be slow to clear, otherwise it'll be dry with some bright or sunny spells but cloud increasing during the day. A max temp of 9C (48F)
This great picture has just been released by Bradford City Council. It's a recently digitised snap of Bradford's Kirkgate Market in the 1950s from their archive, external.
Image source, Museums and galleries City of Bradford MDCJust spotted Bradford council advertising their potato day, external on their Twitter feed.
What is a potato day? Does anyone know? I've been on this planet for 35 years. I've seen a lot of stuff, weird stuff. But I've never heard of a "potato day".
Anyone care to enlighten me? Email now!
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A landslide could bury part of Keighley, it is feared, external. Terrified residents say huge cracks have appeared in a popular hillside beauty spot.
Image source, Mark PearsonA vet and his assistant have been convicted of keeping animals in a "filthy dungeon" in Leeds.
Police discovered 22 dogs and eight cats - some of them in cages - in the basement and back room of Armley Vets in February.
Vet Gary Samuel and assistant Rochelle McEwan were found guilty after a trial at Leeds Magistrates' Court.
This is the footage the RSPCA officer took when they entered his practice:
BBC Travel
M621: Lane closed on entry slip road and slow traffic westbound at J7 (A61) because of a broken-down vehicle.
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds
The latest headlines in West Yorkshire this afternoon include:
Two violent robbers from Leeds were part of a gang who attacked a former boxer in his own home, external before stealing over £100,000 worth of memorabilia and cash.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceYorkshire's rhubarb growers have been telling BBC News Online how this winter's mild temperatures have been affecting their precious crops.
Grower Janet Oldroyd Hulme said she could not grow a crop without any frost.
"We've waited and waited for the frost and it was in very short supply," she said.
Ms Oldroyd Hulme said she had to put one batch of rhubarb roots in a refrigerator in order to kick-start the growth process.
BBC Radio Leeds
2015 ended up in catastrophe for many here in West Yorkshire as flooding hit Calderdale, Bradford, Leeds and Kirklees.
Saturday’s breakfast show with Gayle Lofthouse will be live from Bingley Rugby Club looking at how the club and people living along that stretch of the River Aire have pulled together since the terrible flooding four weeks ago.
We’ll hear from the man who reckons the clean-up will cost his business £500,000, the allotment owners having to start again and some of the hundreds of volunteers who pulled together to get the town back in business.
You may have seen Danni's report earlier from the Rhubarb Triangle near Leeds, but who knew they had to push the van out of the mud? See, it's not all champagne and canapés
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Adam Pope
BBC West Yorkshire Sport
Leeds United are expected to announce today that Toumani Diagouraga will sign on a two and half year deal from Brentford after the clubs agreed a fee for the midfielder.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Trades Club in Hebden Bridge is holding a record fair on Sunday to raise money to fund repairs to their building which was damaged in the Christmas floods.
Artists including Elvis Costello and Bjork have donated items to be sold.
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The National Lottery, external is looking for the owner of a ticket worth £1m in unclaimed prize money in Leeds.
Image source, CamelotThe winning numbers, BLUE 2873 7030, were projected onto Kirkstall Abbey (above) to publicise the unclaimed cash.
The owners of the lottery say that the Lotto Millionaire Raffle was bought for the draw on 10 October, 2015. If the prize isn't claimed it'll go to help National Lottery-funded projects around the UK.
Danni Hewson
Business Correspondent, BBC Look North
West Yorkshire's famous rhubarb growers say they're becoming increasingly concerned with the unseasonably mild weather.
Frosty mornings are needed to create a sweet and abundant crop but temperatures have stayed steadfastly mild.
I've been to the Rhubarb Triangle outside Leeds.
The latest headlines in West Yorkshire this afternoon include:
Ian White
Journalist, BBC Look North
People living in a small village on the outskirts of Leeds say they feel abandoned because they have no shops and limited services in the area.
Thorpe, near East Ardsley, has seen hundreds of new homes built around it but problems with a road bridge affecting bus services and a lack of easily accessible GP services close by have added to the problems for the fast-growing population.
