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If you've missed all of today's stories, then here's the five things that have happened today that you should know about:

1. A house fire which killed an eight-year-old girl and her father has become a murder investigation.
2. Plans to close Huddersfield's A&E department have been approved. 
3. The new Victoria Gate shopping centre isn't all about spending your cash.
4. Where did all that rain come from?
5. One, two, three and it's just another Bronte-track.. What happens when Emily, Charlotte and Anne meet Rage Against the Machine.

See you tomorrow!

Hospital bosses for Huddersfield and Halifax have voted in favour of demolishing Huddersfield Royal Infirmary and building a new hospital without an A&E department.  

The local NHS has always maintained that without change services will become unsafe and without change the Trust will face an underlying deficit of £27.5m. However a public consultation found that 80% of people in Huddersfield thought they'd be negatively affected. 

Paula Sherriff is the MP for Dewsbury and Mirfield, she has called on the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt to come to West Yorkshire to see why there's a need for two A&E departments in the area.

Scattered showers slowly dying out, becoming dry with clear spells. Minimum temperature 5C (41F). 

Dry and bright with variable cloud and some sunny spells tomorrow. Maximum temperature 12C (54F).

This weeks seems to be all about revamps to railway stations. On Tuesday we heard that Leeds Station is to get a facelift from the people that did Kings Cross.

Today, Calderdale Council is expected to give the go-ahead to a feasibility study for a facelift on Halifax's railway station. 

Image source, Phil Champion

The study will look at how to create a modern, bright and easily accessible station. 

Plans for the site include the creation of a new bus interchange next to the site and the possible reopening of redundant platforms.  

Yorkshire Evening Post

The New Penny was awarded a blue plaque yesterday in recognition of its contribution to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans community in Leeds over the last six decades, external.  

Image source, Yorkshire Evening Post

A proposal to close Huddersfield's A&E department moves a step closer after health groups vote unanimously in favour of pushing the plan forward.

The vote to move forward with plans to close Huddersfield's A&E department has been met with anger by people campaigning to save it. 

The Greater Huddersfield and Calderdale Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) met in the town to vote on the Right Care Right Time Right Place proposal.

Both CCG groups voted unanimously to approve the recommendations with no abstentions. Emotions  were running high after the vote.

The conservative MP for the Colne Valley, Jason McCartney has said he was "appalled" by the vote. 

The leaders of the local NHS in Greater Huddersfield and Calderdale have always maintained that what they're proposing is the best option in terms of patient care and affordability.

In 1978 Kate Bush famously took Wuthering Heights to the top of the charts. Now, the Brontes themselves have become the subject of a musical in Leeds.

Wasted is a tale of sex, drugs and early death, told in the musical style of rock icons such as Queen and Rage Against the Machine.

The BBC's entertainment correspondent Colin Paterson has been along to final rehearsals at the West Yorkshire Playhouse.

The A&E department at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary has moved a step closer to being closed as health groups voted unanimously in favour of pushing the plan forward.

The plan would see all emergency acute and high-risk planned care moved to Halifax's Calderdale Royal Hospital.

Analysis - Jamie Coulson, BBC Look North Health correspondent

There are very few things as controversial and emotive as plans to radically change local hospital services. The proposals to re-locate all urgent and emergency care from Huddersfield Royal Infirmary to Calderdale Royal Hospital have been no different.

Thousands of people have already marched through the streets of Huddersfield and more than 130-thousand people signed a petition that was delivered to Downing Street. 

The leaders of the local NHS in Greater Huddersfield and Calderdale have always maintained that what they're proposing is the best option in terms of patient care and affordability.

However, their plans have been fiercely criticised by campaigners, local MPs and many front line GPs, who've raised questions about safety and cost. 

If you're about to leave work wondering if you're going to hit one of these showers that have been forecast, here's one that's just moved through Meanwood...

Police investigating the death of a man and his daughter who died in a house fire in Wakefield say it may have begun after something was put through the letter box of their home. 

Andrew Broadhead, 42, initially escaped the blaze with his wife and teenage daughter, but went back into their burning house to try to save eight-year-old Kiera. 

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Police have launched a double murder inquiry as they believe that someone started the fire deliberately. 

The fire took hold yesterday morning just after 04:00. His wife and eldest daughter were taken to hospital but have since been discharged.

A man who died in a house fire in Wakefield lost his life as he tried to rescue his daughter from their burning home. 

West Yorkshire Police have been giving more details on the incident at a press conference this afternoon, as they launched a double murder inquiry into their deaths.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Andrew Broadhead, 42, and his eight-year-old daughter Kiera (pictured) died in the fire which officer say was started deliberately. 

The incident happened on Ash Crescent in Stanley yesterday. 

It's thought that Mr Broadhead escaped along with a 35-year-old woman and a 13-year-old girl, but went back into the burning house to rescue Kiera.

The fire which killed eight-year-old Kiera Broadhead and her father Andrew in Wakefield is believed to have been started deliberately.

West Yorkshire Police's Det Chf Insp Nicola Bryar described it as a "tragic crime" at a press conference this afternoon.   

A proposal to close Huddersfield's A&E department has moved a step closer after health groups voted unanimously in favour of pushing the plan forward.

The Greater Huddersfield and Calderdale Clinical Commissioning Groups met in the town to vote on the Right Care Right Time Right Place proposal.

The decision was met with an angry response from campaigners at the meeting...

Greater Huddersfield CCG have voted unanimously to accept recommendations to close the town's A&E department and demolish Huddersfield Royal Infirmary. 

More to follow

Right now at the Cedar Court hotel near Ainley Top a group of councillors, health officials and campaigners are meeting to discuss the future of the A&E department at the Huddersfield Royal Infirmary.

A final decision on the Lindley site - and whether patients needing emergency care will have to travel to Halifax - is due just before 16:00 this afternoon.

This is the scene outside the hotel...

Image source, Jason McCartney MP

In contrast, the rather sober looking atmosphere inside the meeting.

This is what happened when a driver decided to try and escape the police after suffering a puncture.

It was never going to end well...

A murder inquiry is underway after a man and his eight-year-old daughter were killed in a house fire in Wakefield.

Andrew Broadhead and his daughter Kiera died when a blaze broke out at a house in Ash Crescent, in the Stanley area of Wakefield yesterday.

A woman who works at the school that the girl attended has been paying tribute to her.

A murder inquiry has been launched after a man and his daughter lost their lives in a house fire in Wakefield on Wednesday.

Andrew Broadhead, 42, and eight-year-old Kiera died in the blaze at a house in Ash Crescent, Stanley, said West Yorkshire Police.

A woman aged 35 and a 13-year-old girl were also in the house.

Both were treated in hospital for non-life threatening injuries before being discharged.

Thousands of people have flocked to the new Victoria Gate shopping centre in Leeds on its opening day. Here they are:

I nipped there on my lunch break to have a little look around.

There are lots of places to spend your money and it's all very nice, but for me the best bit is the view from the car park. It's pretty impressive!