That's it from us for today, I'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:00 with more news, sport, travel and weather from West Yorkshire.

But before we go, here are four things we didn't know when we woke up this morning..

1. Cute homeless puppies are even cuter draped in a Union Jack.
2. Competitive firework display competitions actually exist.
3. Being fit for the Rio Olympics takes work... A lot of work.
4. Duck! There's a bus coming.

See you tomorrow!

Image source, Dogs Trust

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Tonight it’ll be windy with clear spells and scattered showers. Minimum temperature 14C (57F).Tomorrow there'll be more sunny spells and scattered showers, frequent in the west at first but tending to die out, with many eastern areas staying dry. Maximum temperature 21C (70F) 

One thing that you just dispute about Leeds is the amazing parks we've got; here's Roundhay Park.

Who knew that you could fit this into a city? It looks like it should be in North Yorkshire somewhere..

BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Bradford Bulls chairman Marc Green has issued a statement today stressing that he won't be placing the club into administration. 

Image source, SWPIX

He's apologised to the players and staff for the current financial instability and says all full and part-time staff will be paid by the weekend.    

The MP for Bradford West, Naz Shah, has been speaking about an investigation into the death of a Bradford woman whose husband claims she was the victim of a so-called honour killing in Pakistan.

Samia Shahid, 28, died last month in Northern Punjab. Her family had initially claimed she had died of a heart attack,something her husband disputes. He says her relatives killed her because they disapproved of their marriage.

Today Police have said that Ms Shahid was "clearly strangled" while a forensic examination said that she died from "suffocation".

Can you believe that the Olympics are just three days away?

For Team GB medal hopefuls, Leeds brothers Alistair and Jonny Brownlee, they are driven by sibling rivalry. 

In London it was Alistair who won gold but his younger brother will be hard on his heels in Rio.

Wakefield Express

Youngsters are dicing with death by playing in "quicksand like" liquid slurry in a former coal mine, police have warned, external.

Image source, Wakefield Express

Okay, so Leeds has lost out massively recently when it comes to public transport. We lost the Supertram and more recently the idea of a Trolleybus was scrapped.

The failed projects left more than £170m to be spent on the city's transport infrastructure with nothing to invest in, so maybe we should get one of these...

Image source, AP

Say hello to the "straddling bus". You may have seen a model of it on the internet, but this amazing looking thing ran its inaugural test in China this week.

The 2m-high Transit Elevated Bus (TEB) straddles the cars below, allowing them to pass through. All good, until you come up against a bloke who's taking his sofa to the tip...

Image source, AP

BBC Travel

Worth bearing in mind if you're in the area...

A forensic examination on the body of Samia Shahid from Bradford shows that she was suffocated, according to reports in Pakistan. 

Image source, Family Handout

The husband of the 28-year-old, believes that she was the victim of a so-called "honour killing" when she went to visit relatives in Punjab. A claim her family dispute.

Syed Mukhtar Kazam believes she was killed because of her marriage to him, her second husband, but her family say that she died from natural causes.

The pair married in Leeds in September 2014 after she left her first husband, who was a cousin from Pakistan. 

Mr Kazam said his wife had been healthy and he did not believe reports of her dying naturally.  

BBC Travel

The  A651 Oxford Road in Gomersal is still closed in both directions at the A643 Church Lane junction, because of the burst water main from last week.

Yorkshire Water say that it's likely be shut until early next week. 

The burst main also caused damage to a gas main, so a lot of work has to be done to repair it.

Leeds' Olympic and World Champion boxer, Nicola Adams limbers up for Rio...

As rugby league's Super League and Championship prepare for the Super 8s, BBC Sport explains the format.

Wakefield's main Post Office is to close and move into a WHSmith branch nearby.

Post Office officials announced the plans earlier this year, and now after a consultation they have confirmed the move will happen.

Image source, Google

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

We'll continue to see bright and breezy conditions throughout the afternoon with prolonged spells of sunshine, but also the risk of one or two isolated showers. Highs of 21C (70F). 

The Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield has been awarded over £120,000 from Arts Council England.

The money will be used to reach new audiences and grow online awareness of the gallery.

Image source, Julian Osley

Ever fancied having a go at competitive firework displays?

No I'd never heard of them either, But a Keighley fireworks company has just won the "Firework Champions" title for the third year running. 

Image source, Gareth Brown

Optimum fireworks beat other leading display teams to take the honours at Newby Hall near Ripon (pictured).

Each entrant staged a display, choreographed to music.    

Lizzie Armitstead has released a statement in the wake of her missed drug tests.

In a tweet she offers an explanation for why she missed the tests, citing family emergencies, a claim the authority in charge of the test didn't do enough to find her and what she terms "filing failures".

She also says in the statement that she was tested 16 times this year and has never tested positive for a banned substance or taken one.

Image source, Getty Images

Watch out on the junction of the M1 and M62, broken down vehicle in the area. 

Lizzie Armitstead has taken to Twitter to give her side of the drug test that she had missed in the run up to Rio 2016 Olympics.

In it she says that she has never taken a banned substance, that she fully supports the testing process and that the missed tests were an "honest mistake".