Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

That's it from me, I'll be back with more of the latest goings-on in West Yorkshire tomorrow from 08:00.

Before I go, here's five things we didn't know this morning when we woke up...

1. We all know we live in a great place, now there's hard proof!
2. When out buying a new ornament, be careful that it doesn't have any uranium in it...
3. Have you seen that bird in the pub? She's only there because the beer's cheep...
4. Leeds folk are too polite to stop dog poo on pavements. 
5. If you want to declare your love for someone forever, don't invest in a padlock...

See you tomorrow!

Keeley Donovan
BBC Look North

A fine evening ahead with sunny spells. Staying dry overnight with clear spells allowing some patchy mist and fog to develop. Rurally temperatures will fall into single figures. 

A dry and bright day tomorrow with plenty of sunny spells, especially during the morning. Cloud increasing during the afternoon with a little light rain possible across the hills later.Maximum temperature of 21C (70F).

Here's some welcome news if you live in Todmorden...

Military Wives choirs from around Yorkshire are taking to the stage in Bradford later this year as part of their Christmas tour. 

The choirs based in York, Dishforth and Leeming will perform at Bradford Cathedral in November. 

The choirs are made up of wives and partners of servicemen and women - and have had two number one singles.  

Yorkshire Evening Post

There was no music, no introduction, no commentary and no adverts... so why did the two-hour TV special of a bus trip through the Yorkshire Dales prove so popular, external? 

Image source, Yorkshire Evening Post

In case you missed it earlier, today we're launching the search for Yorkshire's BBC Get Inspired Unsung Hero for 2016.

Watch the video above to see Paul Bennett from Leeds - part of the gold-medal-winning men's eight at the Rio Olympics - join Ed Clancy in the call for you to send in your nominations.

Then find out how you can get involved here.

This is great isn't it.. just great.

At least it din't rain every day....

The 15 contestants taking part in this year's Strictly Come Dancing, including former West Yorkshire MP Ed Balls, have stepped out on the red carpet for the official launch of the show.  

Image source, Getty Images

Mr Balls also posed with model Daisy Lowe, as the stars prepared to dance in the first show of the series, to be broadcast on Saturday.   

Meet Sarah Dransfield, she's a 21-year-old from Huddersfield who is going to be taking part in a 5,848-mile triathlon!

Sarah, who had her right leg amputated when she was 16, is doing it to raise money for The Laura Crane Youth Cancer Trust.

Hope you're not in a hurry in in Shelley this afternoon...

TV presenter Charlie Webster, who contracted malaria in Brazil, is back in the UK and being treated at St James's Hospital in Leeds.

Image source, PA

The 33-year-old, who's from Sheffield, fell ill during the opening ceremony of the Rio Olympics. 

She'd just completed a 3,000-mile charity bike ride in aid of the Jane Tomlinson Appeal. 

Her condition is described as "serious but stable".  

You've got to love this quote from Leeds born artist Damien Hirst...

Wakefield Express

International garden designer Tom Stuart-Smith has been chosen to design what will be one of the UK’s largest free public gardens, external.  

Image source, Tom Stuart Smith/The Hepworth

West Yorkshire Police has been dealing with a big increase in the number of calls to its 999 emergency and 101 non-emergency numbers over the summer.

Tom Donohoe, head of the force's customer contact centre, said: “Since about May demand has picked up and is actually about 21% over what we normally anticipate – so that can be about 1,000 more calls a day.

“A mix of alcohol and hot weather means a lot of anti-social behaviour  calls.”

The force has recruited 46 new call handlers to ease the pressure. 

But they're also asking us to avoid calling the 101 non-emergency number between 16:00 and 19:00 because demand is so high.

"Love locks" are to be removed from a bridge in Leeds amid concerns they could cause damage.

The padlocks, inscribed with the names of people, usually couples, have been fastened to the Centenary Bridge.

In 2014, part of the Pont Des Arts bridge in Paris collapsed under the weight of thousands of padlocks attached to a parapet.  

Ilkley Bowling Club is causing a stir in the town, because it excludes women from its bar area every weekday, Monday to Thursday. 

They're only allowed in after 17:00 on a Friday and at weekends. This has upset a few women in the area.

Just to be clear, this isn't against the law - a private members' club can set its own rules about who's eligible and who's not.

BBC Travel

Just in case you're catching one of these buses this afternoon...

It just beggars belief really doesn't it?

Is dog poo on the streets one of your biggest bugbears? Well it turns out that 59% of people in Leeds feel the same.

A survey by the Dogs Trust has found that 20% of people they talked to come across dog muck in the city at least once a day and say the city may simply be "too polite and British" to tackle the problem. 

Believe it or not just under 10% of us have even admitted picking up poo from a stranger's pooch. Hats off to you if you do that. 

A woman in Huddersfield has been robbed in her own car by five men who followed her into a pub car park and pulled her from her vehicle.

Image source, Google

The woman was driving along Wakefield Road last night when she saw a green Nissan Terrano driving erratically behind her.　

She then pulled into the car park of the Kaye Arms and the Nissan followed her. The five men, who were wearing balaclavas, then pulled her out of the vehicle and stole jewellery from her before driving off along Wakefield Road.

The car was abandoned and the suspects fled through nearby woods and onto the Morrisons car park in nearby Waterloo. The woman was left with minor injuries.