Thanks for being with us today, I'll be back tomorrow with more news, travel, sport and weather from 08:00 tomorrow.

In the meantime, let's have a look back at what we learned today...

1. Burst water mains make for good pictures but lousy morning commutes.
2. If you're a ginge, like me, it's perhaps better you stay out of the sun.
3. If you're a very busy and important person, you've got no need to traipse around the Great Yorkshire Show.
4. Sir Patrick Stewart really doesn't age. I mean seriously, he hasn't changed since the 90s.
5. And if you're a BBC reporter doing loop the loops, try and at least retain a little bit of dignity.

See you tomorrow!

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Isolated heavy showers dying away through the evening, then dry with clear periods. Minimum temperature 8C (46F). Light northwest wind. 

Tomorrow, it'll be a fine and sunny start, skies turning partly cloudy but remaining bright with further sunny spells and just a small chance of catching a shower. Maximum temperature 20C (68F). 

Be honest, do you just chuck anything and everything into your recycling?

Leeds City Council are saying that they're finding hundreds of things that pose a risk to the workers who sort it., external They say they're seeing an increasing number of needles and other sharp things in people's waste. 

Image source, Leeds City Council

These days, this sort of view is reserved for people with drones, but this is actually the view from the top of the big wheel at the Great Yorkshire Show.

Looks like there are a few showers coming... where's the Pimms tent again?

So looks like Highways England have opened up one lane in this accident on the M62. They warn of long delays though

BBC Travel

And it looks like the accident on the eastbound carriageway has also shut one lane on the westbound side, external too.

Hope all are fine, it looks like there could be a very slow commute tonight.

BBC Travel

Just hearing from Highways England that the M62 is fully closed at J26 because of an accident.

Looks like it may be closed until at least 18:00 according to their website, external.

Image source, Highways england

If you're in Leeds on Sunday, don't be surprised if you find a few roads closed.

The National Grid's moving a huge lorry with a generator on it through the city centre. At 70m long it'll need extra room to navigate the city's streets.

It's coming from Goole and is going to be installed in Kirkstall, which it's scheduled to arrive at by 13:00. The full route can be viewed here, external.

This is like the one that'll be turning up at the weekend.

Image source, tdworld

Just seen this from Highways England, looks like the tanker has been removed.

I wouldn't bet on there being no delays at all just yet though...

Just a warning if you're in the centre of Leeds tonight, part of the Inner Ring Road will be closed after 21:30...

I'm sure most of us have had those moment we've met someone a bit famous and been stuck for words.

For me it was Richard Whiteley circa 1988.

I love this tweet from Kevin Ritchie, who's a Leeds city councillor for the Bramley & Stanningley Ward.

We've got a lane out on the A1(M) northbound, just south of Wentbridge. It's because of a brokjen down taker, but it means there are eight miles of tail backs.

The picture below is taken at J37 of the A1(M), the travel time is 40 minutes at the moment. 

Well worth finding another way around it if you can. 

Image source, Highways England

Britain's decision to leave the EU has delayed plans in West Yorkshire for an elected mayor. 

A report going before the West Yorkshire Combined Authority says the political events of June have "limited the opportunity for further discussion" on devolution of powers from central government. 

Sainsbury's and Tesco are recalling some of their tinned foods over fears they may contain rubber.  

Image source, REUTERS/PA

Goods involved include beef ravioli products from both supermarkets and Sainsbury's macaroni cheese, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) said, external.

Both supermarkets said the recall was a "precautionary measure" and told customers not to eat the products but to return them for a full refund.

Do you recognise this man? He was caught on camera as he held up a pharmacy in Hyde Park, external.

Yesterday morning he took cash from the till of Andrew Tylee Pharmacy and threatened staff with a knife. 

He then tried to take a member of staff's handbag but she held onto it and the man ran out of the shop. 

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

A Jet2 Leeds-Bradford flight to Cyprus has been diverted to Manchester Airport because of a disruptive passenger, the airline has confirmed. 

Image source, PA

Greater Manchester Police said they were alerted to the problem at 11:30. Armed officers removed a passenger from the aircraft which was on a scheduled flight to Larnaca.

A 21-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of endangering an aircraft. 

The arrest is not thought to be terror-related.

Just a quick one on one of West Yorkshire's most famous sons, it's Sir Patrick Stewart birthday today.

He's 75 today and, of course, is from Mirfield, although he now lives a bit away from home in a small American village called New York. 

Happy birthday Sir Patrick!

Image source, Getty Images

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

We'll see increasing amounts of cloud throughout the afternoon. A few isolated showers are possible, it'll be sunniest around 16:00. Highs today of around 19C (66F).  

As David Cameron took his final Prime Minister's Questions, MP for the Colne Valley, Jason McCartney tweeted this...

Money that has been raised from fines on banks is to be donated to a charity linked to MP Jo Cox, who was killed in her Batley constituency last month.

Image source, PA

Chancellor George Osborne has announced that £375,000 will be given to the Royal Voluntary Service (RVS). 

The money was raised from the Libor rate fixing scandal penalties pot. 

The RVS was one of three organisations backed by a memorial fund after the fatal attack on the Labour MP on 16 June.