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Man arrested over Lindsay Jo Rimer murder
Ann Maguire murder: Attack on teacher 'not predictable'
Batley man charged with 'Syria' terror offences
Tens of thousands of Leeds children 'in poverty' - report
Live updates on Tuesday 8 November 2016
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
You've probably heard that we're in for a bit of snow overnight, but the big question is how much?
It's certainly going to be a cold night with lows of about 1C 34F).
Check out my video for more details:
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
This afternoon will be dry, but increasingly cloudy with a top temperature of about 5C (41F).
Tonight will be cloudy with rain spreading from the west, turning to snow over the Pennines, and perhaps at lower levels later, particularly parts of West Yorkshire.
The minimum temperature will be about 0C (32F).
Have we ever looked on in such trepidation, bordering on despair, as a democratic nation goes to the polls, external?
Image source, Yorkshire PostMore on the report published today which concludes no-one could have predicted or prevented the classroom murder of teacher Ann Maguire.
The 61-year-old was stabbed to death by student Will Cornick at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Leeds in 2014.
Image source, PAThe Leeds Safeguarding Children's Board review says Cornick spoke of an "adrenaline rush" and "good times" after stabbing his Spanish teacher.
He was detained for a minimum of 20 years after admitting murder.
Cornick, who was 15 at the time of the murder, told the report's author, Nick Page, he had gone to his Spanish class in "a red mist, not conscious of his surroundings".
Among the report's recommendations are:
A West Yorkshire mum says there should be a complete an overhaul in the way autistic children are dealt with in mainstream schools.
Image source, ThinkstockJulie Banwell, from Huddersfield, says her autistic son texted her threatening to take his own life because he was struggling so much in class. .
The mum-of-three says her 11-year-old is being left in limbo because he can't get into a specialist school as he's still being assessed.
Kirklees Council is currently looking at reducing the number of school places at these kind of units because they say there's not enough demand for them
Quote MessageI went up to school and I showed them the messages and then they believed he actually needed some support. He's getting some support now but not the appropriate level that he needs."
Julie Banwell
If I'm honest, I really have no idea what's going on with this picture...
It was posted on the Humans of Leeds Facebook page, external and simply says “Why Wonder Woman? Because I can."
You've got to love living here haven't you...
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds
It's not often you see a 160-year-old Yak in the middle of Leeds (although if you hang around the bus station long enough...) but that's exactly what happened yesterday near Millennium Square.
Some of the stuffed animals from Leeds City Museum have had to be removed for maintenance, and in this Yak's case it definitely needs it because fur-eating moth larvae have been found on it.
Image source, Leeds City CouncilThe yak first arrived in Leeds from Tibet in 1862 and was sent by explorer Colonel Edmund Smyth.
Other animals being treated include the bear pictured below. Is it me or does it look a little like he's being escorted home after a few too many ales?
"Ger off me, ya don't kna anyfing abart me, I juz wanna gha back inside."
Image source, Leeds City CouncilQuote MessageA three metre yak isn’t something you see every day on the streets of Leeds and it certainly turned quite a few heads. The taxidermy collection is always really popular and it's great people are so keen to know more."
Rebecca Machin, Leeds Museums and Galleries
Do you recognise this man? It's an efit of a man West Yorkshire Police would like to speak to following a "suspicious incident" in Bradford.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceHe's alleged to have approached two 16-year-old girls in Thorn Avenue, Heaton and asked them where they were going.
He's then said to have grabbed one of them by the wrist, but lost his grip when the other girl hit him with her bag.
He is believed to be about 40 to 45 years old and was wearing a black leather zipped jacket and blue jeans.
Quote MessageWe are keen to speak to this man about his actions, which clearly caused some concern to the girls involved. While this matter is being treated as an attempted abduction, I would like to stress there have been no further reports of similar incidents in the area.
Det Insp Alan Weekes, West Yorkshire Police
More on the report which has been released today into the murder of Leeds teacher Ann Maguire in her classroom in 2014.
Will Cornick, who was 15 at the time, was jailed for a minimum of 20 years after admitting her murder.
Image source, Maguire familyThe report has been published by the Leeds Safeguarding Children's Board and has concluded that no-one could have predicted or prevented the murder.
Quote MessageWill's school friends and peers considered that he had a dark sense of humour and could talk very negatively and unkindly about people he did not like. None of the young people in the class or friendship group had believed that he would actually carry out an assault."
Nick Page, Leeds Safeguarding Children's Board
A brother and sister duo from Halifax swam the length of the English Channel to raise money to help prematurely born and ill babies, external.
Image source, Halifax CourierA Yorkshire poet has had more than 1.7 million views on his Facebook page, external for a poem he wrote for members of the armed forces for Remembrance Sunday.
Ben Taylor, from Wakefield, says: "I can't stress enough how proud I am to call myself British and how important I think it is to pay our respects to those who've served our great kingdom".
You can watch it below:
A man from West Yorkshire has been charged with Syria-related terrorism offences, external.
Image source, PAGulam Meyar-Ul Idnan Hussain, 30, from Batley, was arrested on Wednesday as part of a planned intelligence-led investigation.
He has been charged with two offences under Section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006 and is due to appear before Westminster magistrates later.
The North East Counter Terrorism Unit said the offences were "Syria-related".
More on the report into the classroom murder of Leeds teacher Ann Maguire, the 61-year-old who was stabbed to death by student Will Cornick at Corpus Christi Catholic College in 2014.
A report released today says no-one could have predicted or prevented her death.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceCornick, was 15 at the time of the murder and had gone to his Spanish class in "a red mist". Earlier he had packed a rucksack containing two knives.
He approached Mrs Maguire from behind and stabbed her in the upper back and neck seven times in front of "a large number of pupils". He then followed her as she fled the classroom before being stopped by other staff members.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceA Leeds Safeguarding Children's Board review says there had been no "credible warning signs" that could have been picked up by the school about Cornick's behaviour.
However, no-one had realised the "deep antipathy" Cornick had developed towards Mrs Maguire over two years.
Threats made on social media and to his fellow pupils were viewed by them as "fantasy", the report said.
A total of 42% of children in the heart of Leeds are growing up in poverty, a new report from the organisation End Child Poverty says, external.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's ranked the Leeds Central area as among the worst constituencies for youngsters being brought up on the breadline.
The report reveals over 46,000 children in Bradford live in poverty and roughly 44,000 are in the same boat in Leeds.
No-one could have predicted or prevented the classroom murder of teacher Ann Maguire, a new report says.
Image source, Maguire familyMrs Maguire, 61, was stabbed to death by student Will Cornick at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Leeds in 2014.
The Leeds Safeguarding Children's Board review said Cornick spoke of an "adrenaline rush" and "good times" after stabbing his Spanish teacher.
He was detained for a minimum of 20 years after admitting murder.
BBC Travel
So, no sooner do I tell you that all's okay on the roads, than we hear that one lane's closed on Leeds Inner Ring Road.
It affects traffic heading westbound in Leeds near A58 Wellington Road, because of an accident involving two cars and a van. There's congestion to the A64(M).
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
The question on everyone's lips is "will it snow" tonight?
Watch my full forecast below to find out, highs today of 5C (41F).
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds
Welcome to a cold and frosty live news, sport, weather and travel service for West Yorkshire. I'll be trying to keep warm until 18:00.
We're going to struggle up to a, frankly paltry, high of 5C today:
The roads are looking okay so far: no major issues.
There's just the usual congestion - here's J42 of the M1:
Image source, Crown copyright
