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I've you've only just found this blog, here's a reminder of all the things that have happened in West Yorkshire today:

1. A 63-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Lindsay Jo Rimer in 1994
2. A report concludes that "no-one could have predicted" the murder of Leeds teacher Ann Maguire
3. Snow is forecast overnight, latest forecasts can be found here
4. A poet from Wakefield has gone viral after a poem he wrote gets 1.7 million views on Facebook
5. If you see a three metre long yak in Leeds... don't be alarmed

See you tomorrow!

Image source, Leeds City Council

Zak Hardaker says he's delighted to have his future sorted after joining Castleford Tigers on loan from Leeds Rhinos for the 2017 season. 

Castleford can sign the 25-year-old England full-back permanently at the end of his loan spell, for a fee which has already been agreed by both clubs. 

Look North's Paul Hudson is at Leeds Bradford Airport - and will answer your questions:

We are forecast some snow overnight into tomorrow, so I thought I'd put this small but perfectly formed list of council websites together that you can click if you want to know if your school is shut tomorrow.

Image source, Getty Images

West Yorkshire councils' snow pages

• Leeds, external
• Bradford, external
• Wakefield, external
• Kirklees, external
• Calderdale, external

We will, of course, keep you updated in the morning if we do get bad snow tomorrow.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Speaking in April of this year the younger sister of Lindsay Jo Rimer said:  

Earlier today police confirmed they had arrested a 63-year-old man on suspicion of Lindsay's murder.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Hebden Bridge teenager Lindsay Jo Rimer who disappeared 22 years ago.

The 63-year-old man was arrested in Bradford this afternoon.

Her body was found in the Rochdale canal in April 1995, four months after she was last seen alive - buying cornflakes in a local Spar shop. 

These are her last known movements caught on CCTV.

A 63-year-old man from Bradford has been arrested over the murder of Hebden Bridge teenager Lindsay Jo Rimer in 1994.

West Yorkshire Police say they detained the man this afternoon, he remains in custody this afternoon.

Last week a former canal worker spoke about the moment he and a colleague discovered her body in the Rochdale canal in 1995:

A man is arrested on suspicion of the murder of a teenager whose body was found in a canal 22 years ago.

This afternoon West Yorkshire Police have revealed they have arrested a 63-year-old man over the murder of Lindsay Jo Rimer 22 years ago.

The man was arrested in Bradford and is currently being questioned by detectives.

What we know about the Lindsay Jo Rimer murder case  

• The 13-year-old was last seen in Hebden Bridge on 7 November 1994.  
• She left home and went to the Trades Club in Holme Street to meet her mother.  
• She then called in to buy cornflakes at the Spar shop in Crown Street.
• This would be the last time she was seen alive. 
• Her body was found five months later in the Rochdale Canal.
• It had been weighed down with a stone.
• Her killer has never been found  
• In April officers said that a new DNA profile had been identified, which would help the investigation.
• Today a 63-year-old man has been arrested in Bradford.

More now on the news that a 63-year-old man from Bradford has been arrested this afternoon on suspicion of the murder of Lindsay Jo Rimer in 1994.

Lindsay disappeared almost exactly 22 years ago and was last seen when she went to buy cornflakes from a shop in Hebden Bridge. 

Her body was found in April 1995 in the Rochdale Canal.　  

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Her body, which had been weighed down with a stone, was found a mile upstream from Hebden Bridge town centre.  

Last week a new appeal was launched to help find her killer and back in April officers announced that a new DNA profile had been identified, which it hoped would lead them to identify the killer.

A 63-year-old man from Bradford has been arrested in relation to the investigation into the murder of Lindsay Jo Rimer.

More to follow.

BBC Travel

Here's your daily "the buses are running late in Leeds" message.

Castleford Tigers sign full-back Zak Hardaker from Super League rivals Leeds Rhinos on a one-year loan deal.

A cheque handling company is to close seven of its offices, including one in Bradford, with the loss of 600 jobs.

Intelligent Processing Solutions Ltd (iPSL) says it has made the move because the Cheque and Credit Clearing Company (C&CCC) is to introduce a quicker and easier way of clearing cheques in the UK.

Images of cheques to be exchanged between banks and building societies will be used instead of moving paper around the country. It said its Bradford site will close during 2018.

Have you seen Paula Wambura? The 15-year-old was last seen on Friday in Leeds and has not been in contact with her family since.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

West Yorkshire Police say they're growing increasingly concerned for the teenager and that Paula has contacts in Sheffield.　

More on the man who has appeared in court accused of trying to travel to Syria to join so-called Islamic State.

Image source, AP

Ghulam Hussain, 30, from Batley, West Yorkshire, is accused of giving an undercover policeman cash for the trip.

Mr Hussain, of Track Road, is alleged to have bought a plane ticket to travel to Pakistan later this month and return via Turkey a week later.

He appeared before Westminster magistrates charged with two offences under Section 5 of the Terrorism Act.

Huddersfield Examiner

They were childhood sweethearts at junior school. Now Darren Ewart and Alison McCully are tying the knot – more than 40 years since they last said goodbye at the school gates, external.

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Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

We're expecting some snow over the Pennines tonight and perhaps at lower levels later. 

Join me at 17:45 tonight when I'll be live from Leeds Bradford Airport on the BBC Look North Facebook page., external

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A man has been left with grazes and bruises after he was robbed by five men, external wearing "V for Vendetta"-style facemasks in Birkenshaw.

Image source, Enrique Dans

It happened between 21:15 and 21:45 on Monday 31 October when the victim was sat on a bench with two friends next to the entrance of Birkenshaw Bottoms Park.

The three men were approached, all wearing masks and the victim decided to leave.

But as he stood up he was attacked, falling to the floor while the assault continued. The victim's mobile phone was stolen. 

Anyone with information is being asked to contact police.

The top stories from Leeds and West Yorkshire this afternoon include:

• A man from Batley's appeared in court accused of giving an undercover police officer money for a trip to Syria so he could join the so-called Islamic State
• A new review into the murder of Leeds teacher Ann Maguire says her school and other organisations acted "courageously and professionally" following the attack
• The Unite union's claiming a cheque processing company is to close seven sites across the country - including two in West Yorkshire - putting 600 jobs at risk