Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

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

Before we go, here are five things we didn't know this morning;

1. If you're going on holiday, that 07:00 "sharpener" before your flight could be in jeopardy.
2. Bit of a Womble? Get yourself over to Brighouse!
3. You'd be better off avoiding Leeds city centre.
4. Sophie Ellis-Bextor's not that posh, she's got roots in Huddersfield!
5. When you put your mind to it you can go as far as you want to in life. Even 3,000 miles... on a bike...

See you tomorrow

Image source, Jane Tomlinson Appeal

This man is wanted after an assault on a 30-year-old man who intervened in a fight.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Detectives in Huddersfield say that the 30-year-old man received serious leg injuries which required hospital treatment.　

It happened around 04:30 on Saturday 23 July on Cross Church Street.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Tonight, any remaining daytime showers will gradually fade away, with winds also easing. Most places will then be dry but rather cloudy for much of the night, before clear spells develop by Friday morning. Lows of 14C.

The Huddersfield Food Festival got underway today, on the menu.. pan fried Kangaroo...

Craven Herald & Pioneer

Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Team has just experienced the busiest month in its entire 68-year history, external with a total of ten call-outs during July. At one stage, it had five call-outs in a single week.

Image source, Sara Spillett UWFRA

BHS stores across the country shut their doors for the last time yesterday.

Today the shop floor of the Leeds branch stands completely empty.

The retail giant has spent almost 90 years on the British high street, but went into administration in April.

Attempts to find a buyer were unsuccessful and BHS was wound up in June with the loss of 11,000 jobs.

I thought you might like to be able to read a bit more about the man known as "Bradford Jesus Man", if you've never come across him before. A plaque to celebrate his life has been unveiled in Shipley today.

He built up something of a cult following as he was often seen walking the streets around Bradford wearing a brown robe and sandals. As he walked he smiled and waved at passers-by. It's thought he had been doing this since the 1960s.

Image source, Andrew Clayborough

His real name was Geoffrey Brindley and sightings of him even led to a special webpage being created logging all the sightings of him around Bradford.

In 1960 the Telegraph & Argus, external reported that a 33-year-old Mr Brindley, quit his job as a machinist to live in a cave near Settle so he could "receive a message from God". 

It's thought he then returned to Bradford after 12 days in the cave, wearing a habit.  

He died last year after suffering a stroke at his home.

Good news if you were worried about betting caught up in those previous two hour delays on the trains...

Amazing feat by these seven people. They've just completed a 3,000 mile bike ride from London to Rio, external, all in aid of the Jane Tomlinson appeal.

She's well known for being a bit posh, but did you know that Sophie Ellis-Bextor has roots here in West Yorkshire?

Ms Ellis Bextor is currently touring the country promoting her new album. She stopped off at BBC Radio Leeds where she revealed that she is, sort of, a Yorkshire lass!

She spoke to presenter Gayle Lofthouse

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Following a man being hit by a train near Wakefield, alternative travel options have been put in place to minimize disruption on the network.

CrossCountry passengers are able to use Northern services between Sheffield and Leeds via Wakefield Kirkgate.

Image source, Virgin

If you're heading into Leeds city centre today, you can expect delays.

There are roadworks on the roundabout at the bottom of the Headrow where it joins Duke Street. There have been delays all day.

I'd avoid if you can, this was the scene a few minutes ago..

A man has died after being hit by a train near Wakefield. 

It happened close to Fitzwilliam Station at about 14:00 today.

Police say they are working to identify the man and inform his family and that his death is not being treated as suspicious.

The incident is causing delays of up to two hours on train journeys  between Doncaster, Sheffield and Leeds.

BBC Travel

Emergency services are dealing with an incident near South Kirby, causing delays of up to two hours to journeys between Doncaster/Sheffield and Leeds.

There is replacement transport between Doncaster/Swinton and Wakefield Westgate 

Delays are expected to continue until 16:30.  

David Tracz
Social Media Editor, BBC Look North

More now on the story that Jet2 is going to ban the sale of alcohol on certain flights.

It follows several incidents of flights having to be diverted so abusive passengers could be removed. 

Image source, Press Association

Spencer Stokes is talking to the airline and answering your questions live on BBC Look North's Facebook page, external. 

Click the link above and post your questions or you can email them to me. 

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

A plaque commemorating the so-called ‘Bradford Jesus Man’ has been unveiled on a bench in the Shipley area, external. 

Image source, Telegraph and Argus

Do you recognise this car? It was involved in an armed robbery in the early hours of 22 July in Great Horton.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

At 02:30 three men in dark clothing went into a convenience store in Great Horton Road and threatened an assistant with knives.

The staff member refused to hand over cash but the robbers left with cigarettes and alcohol. 　

BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Just some quick team news on Wakefield Wildcats before their match against Wigan tomorrow. Wakefield make three changes to the squad which lost to Warrington in the Challenge Cup semi-final. 

Danny Kirmond, Ben Jones-Bishop and Scott Anderson miss out through injury, with academy players Judah Mazive, Frazer Morris and Liam Senior included.  

Image source, Getty Images

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

This afternoon we've got sunny spells and scattered showers, more especially at first in the west. Maximum temperature 21C (70F). Fresh westerly wind easing.

If you're a fan of second hand shops, then get yourself along to Atlas Mill Road Household Waste Recycling Centre in Brighouse.

From next Thursday a new shop will be opening, that sells things that have been dropped off at the tip..

"Revive" aims to find a new home for a wide range of unwanted but still usable items that are brought to the Council’s Household Waste Recycling Centres every day, including golf clubs, crockery, mirrors, tables, chairs, cabinets, fishing rods, jeans, shirts and more.

Image source, Calderdale Council