Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

That's it from me for today, I'll be back tomorrow from 08:00 with more news, sport, weather and travel for our part of the world.

Before I go, here's five things things that have happened in West Yorkshire today...

1. A 12-year-old boy has died after being electrocuted on a train track in South Elmsall.
2. The mother of a boy who hanged himself makes an emotional appeal.
3. About 600 jobs could go at a Leeds manufacturing company.
4. Hannah Cockroft receives honour following her three gold medals at Rio 2016.
5. Brownlee brother reveals how he winds down during the "off season" (it involves him not doing exercise...)

See you tomorrow.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Tonight, it'll remain dry, with increasing amounts of cloud. Minimum temperature 7C (45F). 

Another dry tomorrow with variable, often large amounts of cloud, but with some sunny spells. Maximum temperature 14C (57F). 

The people that sent this tweet out sell advertising space, which is why they tweet about bill boards.

But this made me giggle, check before you spend loads of money on billboard advertising, you might end up with this one in Leeds!

Another one of your pictures, this time from "Sandie's Valley" taken at Alderman's Hill near Holmfirth. It includes a very windswept Crumble the dog!

Image source, Sandie's Valley

Hannah Cockroft, who won three golds at the Paralympics in Rio this year has been appointed Deputy Lieutenant of West Yorkshire at a ceremony last night.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

She was given the honour at a special presentation ceremony at Bowcliffe Hall in Bramham yesterday. Also honoured by Dr Ingrid Roscoe, the Lord Lieutenant of West Yorkshire, was Rothwell man Peter Smith.

Peter has championed efforts to make Rothwell a dementia friendly community, as well as helping West Yorkshire Police - who nominated him -  become more dementia friendly. He was awarded the British Empire Medal.

Wakefield Express

A school nursery used by dozens of families could be shut down and its staff left out of a job at Christmas, external.  

Image source, Wakefield Express

More on the boy who has died after he came into contact with a rail line at South Elmsall.

British Transport Police say that the 12-year-old suffered serious electrical burns and passed away this afternoon.

Officers say that it's not clear how the boy was on the tracks, but his death is not being treated as suspicious.

Local residents tried to help the boy before paramedics attended the scene on Monday teatime.

A boy who was electrocuted on railway lines in South Elmsall has died. 

More to follow....

Thanks very much to "gerrywatch" who sent this pic in to the Weather Watchers page, look at the skies today at Hartshead Moor!

Image source, gerrywatch

Looks like a crash in Keighley is causing some delays...

Just a reminder of our top story this afternoon, up to 600 jobs are under threat at an oil and gas engineering firm in West Yorkshire.

Image source, Google

Staff at OneSubsea have been told it was considering stopping manufacturing at their Leeds factory in 2017.

It blamed the "most severe downturn of the past 30 years" in the oil and gas industry, with "operators significantly reducing their investment".

OneSubsea has 929 staff in Leeds. Some staff will remain at its site on Queen Street, Stourton, under the proposals.

In a statement, it said a drop in orders meant many of its plants were "underutilized".

The former Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police, Sir Norman Bettison, has revealed he's written a book revealing his side of the Hillsborough disaster.

Image source, PA

"Hillsborough Untold" is due to be published next month, at the time of the disaster he was a Chief Inspector with South Yorkshire Police - and was there as a spectator. 

He was then part of a team that gathered evidence about what happened on the day. In 2012, he resigned as chief constable of West Yorkshire Police - saying an inquiry into his role at the time was "a distraction" to the force. 

Last year, he denied being part of a "black propaganda unit" set up to blame Liverpool fans. His side of the story will be told in this new book.

What do athletes do when they're not, er, athleting? 

I wonder if Alistair will get a bit of player two action?

Image source, Facebook

The mother of an 11-year-old boy who was found hanging in his home in Bradford has made an emotional appeal on Facebook for more information about his death.

Asad Khan died shortly after he was found in an unresponsive state at his home in Tile Street last Wednesday night. There are concerns he had been bullied, but it's still unclear exactly what led to his death.

Image source, Facebook

She had posted anonymously on a page that has been set up to campaign against bullying, external.

Community leaders and parents will gather tomorrow to discuss concerns about bullying across the city. 

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Last-minute work is taking place at the £1.5m Sunbridgewells underground development ahead of its opening date, external.  

Image source, Telegraph and Argus

Maybe they were just impressed with their pegging out skills?

BBC Weather

It will be a dry afternoon with some sunny spells.

It will feel rather cool, especially in exposure to the brisk southeasterly wind, with temperatures slightly lower than on Tuesday. 

Maximum temperature of about 15C (59F).

BBC Radio Leeds

The top stories from our Leeds newsroom so far today include:

• About 600 jobs are under threat at Leeds oil and gas industry equipment manufacturer OneSubSea
• The funeral's taking place this lunchtime of a West Yorkshire man killed in a dog attack nearly two months ago
• Workers with Bradford's mental health services are on strike today over new shift patterns

BBC Politics

The prime minister Theresa May has paid tribute to Leeds Olympians the Brownlee brothers during her speech to the Conservative Party Conference.

She highlighted an incident last month when Alistair Brownlee helped brother Johnny over the line in a race in Mexico.

"When one of us falters, our basic human instinct...is to help them over the line," the PM said.

"There is more to life that individual self-interest."

BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Wakefield prop David Fifita will serve a two-match ban for a dangerous tackle he made in last month's final Super League match at St Helens.

Image source, Rex Features

The 27-year-old denied the offence which happened in the 32-12 defeat on 23 September, but was found guilty by an independent Rugby Football League disciplinary tribunal on Tuesday.

Fifita, who was fined £300, can serve the suspension in pre-season matches.

The Tongan is out of contract having joined from Cronulla Sharks last June.