Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds

Thanks for being with us today, we'll be back at 08:00 on Tuesday.

In the meantime let's look back at five things we didn't know when we woke up this Monday morning:

• A campaign group in Leeds is calling for more to be done to help foreign domestic workers who're beaten and abused by their employers

• Workers on main rail services between Leeds and London were on strike today
• Leeds United defender Pontus Jansson says he is "so happy" to be playing at Elland Road
• Archaeologists have been unlocking secrets after exhuming more than 200 skeletons at a site in Calderdale
• And, news just in - three of Kirklees' museums are set to closed - including Tolsom Museum in Huddersfield

Image source, Kirklees Council

If you spot something happening where you live, which you think we should know about, you can always get in touch with us by email.  Nick and the team will be back Tuesday morning.

Did you catch Strictly over the weekend? 

Ed Balls and Katya Jones danced the Charleston to The Banjo's Back in Town'.. Just take a look at those moves.

Ed will be back on the dance floor this Saturday on BBC One.

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds

The latest headlines from across Leeds and West Yorkshire this afternoon:

• Three museums in Kirklees will be closed because of council cost-cutting
• A campaign group in Leeds is calling for more to be done to help foreign domestic workers who're beaten and abused by their employers
• Workers on main rail services between Leeds and London are on strike today

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

A Bradford man has criticised, external Incommunities for “not doing enough” after his home was hit by an infestation of cockroaches.

Allan Illingworth, of Foxwood House, off Parsonage Road, Laisterdyke, said he and his wife have seen their home invaded by the insects for the past two month.

Image source, Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds

Three of Kirklees' museums are to be closed as a result of council cost-cutting. 

Senior decision makers have in the last hour passed a proposal to shut Dewsbury Museum in Crow Nest Park, Tolson Museum in Huddersfield and the Red House in Gomersal. 

Ahead of today's meeting, Councillor Graham Turner told BBC Radio Leeds they'd tried to find an alternative way of addressing their budget shortfall.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Dry with clear spells this evening and overnight. Patchy fog and low cloud expected later. Minimum temperature of about 6C (43F).

Tomorrow any fog and low cloud will clear, then dry and bright with variable amounts of cloud and sunny spells. Maximum temperature of about 17C (63F). Freshening easterly wind.

BBC Travel

One lane closed and queuing traffic on the eastbound M62 between J31, A655 (Castleford) and J32, A639 (Pontefract), because of an accident. Do expect some delays.

BBC Radio Leeds has travel and traffic updates throughout the afternoon to keep you moving.  

It's hoped systems used to process blood test results in Leeds will be up and running again by the middle of this week. 

A computer failure has led to more than a 130 operations at hospitals - including the LGI and St James's - being postponed. 

The system's now being put through routine tests as Richard Vautrey, a GP in Leeds, explains.

BBC Travel

Very slow traffic on the A6177 Bolton Road, in Bradford, between the Bolton Lane junction and the A650 Manningham Lane junction.

BBC Radio Leeds has travel and traffic updates throughout the afternoon to keep you moving.  

Archaeologists have been unlocking secrets after exhuming more than 200 skeletons at a site in Calderdale.

Image source, Calderdale Council

Excavations in the Square Chapel graveyard led to fascinating findings about local residents from 200 years ago.

The skeletons have all been reinterred at Stoney Royd Cemetery, in Halifax.

Huddersfield Examiner

A man is due to appear, external in court today charged with the attempted murder of his partner.

Police were called to an address on Jim Lane in Marsh at 6.30pm on Saturday following reports that a 28-year-old woman had sustained serious injuries.

Image source, Huddersfield Examiner

Today is the first day, external of the Golden Years Film Festival - as part of Bradford City of Film.

The festival, is an exciting three-day event taking place at the City Hall.

CCTV images have been released of two men police would like to speak to in connection with a burglary, external in the city last week.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

The burglary took place on Wednesday 28 September on Spa Croft Road, Ossett, between 13:48 and 13:50.

The suspects gained entry to the address and stole property including cash and an iPad.

Police searching for missing Ben Needham from Yorkshire on the Greek island of Kos have asked for permission to demolish part of a farmhouse.

The extension to the property was constructed after Ben disappeared in 1991, when he was 21-months-old. 

Police say they're confident permission for the demolition will be given.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Plenty of fine dry, weather with good spells of prolonged sunshine this afternoon. Feeling pleasant in the sunshine with highs of about 15C (59F).

It'll be another dry night to come with plenty of clear spells.

We are at risk of some isolated mist and fog patches forming, particularly further east and it will feel chilly but not as cold as last night with lows of about 11C (52F).

Three men have been arrested after two houses in Bradford were damaged by gunfire, external.

Image source, Google

Officers were called to an address in Grayswood Crescent (pictured) at about 06:55 on Friday morning after a window was smashed. They also found another broken window at a property on nearby Lymington Drive.

The damage at both properties was caused by firearms discharges, it was later confirmed, and police say believe the two incidents are linked.

Three men aged 27, 28 and 31 were arrested in connection with these incidents. The 27 and 28-year-old men have since been bailed.

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds

The latest headlines from across Leeds and West Yorkshire this lunchtime include:

• A campaign group in Leeds is calling for more to be done to help foreign domestic workers who're beaten and abused by their employers

• Kirklees looks set to lose three of its museums later as part of a cost-cutting drive by the council
• Workers on main rail services between Leeds and London are on strike today

Dean Clough Way in Halifax has re-opened after work costing millions of pounds was carried out there with the aim of improving congestion problems.

BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Huddersfield Town's match-winning defender Chris Schindler doesn't expect to miss Town's next match in a fortnight at home to Sheffield Wednesday.

The player picked picked up a nasty cut to his eye after scoring the winner at Ipswich on Saturday. 

However, Schindler says he'll take the knock in his stride and enjoy his moment.

Phil Bodmer
Journalist, BBC Look North

A strike by workers on Virgin Trains East Coast has been well-supported, the RMT union has said.

Virgin said it was running a full timetable, with some minor changes. 

Three services have had their route altered because of a shortage of crew, external.