Here's something to watch out for if you're driving late tonight or in the early hours.

BBC Look North's weather presenter Abbie Dewhurst is keeping an eye on those potentially tricky conditions:

A blaze that tore through a four-storey former textile mill in Huddersfield is suspected to be arson, say police.

Do you recognise this man? West Yorkshire Police want to speak to him in connection with a sexual assault in 2013.

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The assault happened outside Big Fella's Nightclub on Beastfair in the town between 4 and 5 December, 2013. 　

The victim - a woman in her 30s - was attacked in an alleyway after speaking to the suspect in the club. 

He was wearing a brown leather bomber style jacket and pointy loafer style shoes.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police.　

The cause of a major fire at a former woollen mill in Huddersfield earlier is being treated as suspected arson.

Image source, Martin Lewis

Fire crews were called to Newsome Mill on Ruth Street at about 04:50 this morning.

At its height about 100 firefighters tackled the blaze and nearby homes were evacuated.

Police are now appealing for anyone who saw any suspicious activity in the area to get in touch as soon as possible.

Bradford's obesity problems have reached crisis levels, according to an official report.

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Councillors are due to consider the report later which claims more than two thirds of the city's adult population are overweight.   

Some of the health problems being faced by local residents in Bradford are being blamed on the number of takeaways in the city.

Shahid Hussain
BBC Local Live, Leeds

A taxi driver saw a man stab MP Jo Cox "about five times", a jury at the Old Bailey has heard.  

Taxi driver Rashid Hussain said he confronted the man near Birstall library after he heard screaming and shouting, saw him shoot at Mrs Cox and heard him shout "Britain First".  

Mrs Cox, 41, was shot and stabbed in Birstall, West Yorkshire, on 16 June, a week before the EU referendum vote.  

Thomas Mair (pictured), 53, from Birstall, denies murder.  

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

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A reminder that Ruth Street in Newsome, Huddersfield, is closed in both directions between the Church Lane junction and the Hart Street junction, because of the earlier fire at Newsome Mill. 

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This is the latest image of the aftermath of the fire at Newsome Mill in Huddersfield which firefighters have been tackling since about 05:00 this morning.

At its height, about 100 firefighters were involved in dealing with the blaze at the four-storey former woollen mill which saw many local residents evacuated from their homes.

A cyclist killed when a car crashed into shops in Leeds has been named by police.

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John Harkins, 33, from Kirkstall in Leeds, died at the scene on Monday. 

His family said his death was a "devastating loss".

A VW Golf crashed into a parade of shops on Kirkstall Road at about 23:30, damaging two premises.

The driver, a 22-year-old man, was taken to hospital where he remains in a serious but stable condition.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

We'll see sunny spells and blustery showers for the rest of this morning in West Yorkshire, falling increasingly as snow over hills later. 

A more organised band of heavy showers will cross the region during the afternoon bringing a risk of hail and thunder. 

Feeling cold with brisk winds. Highs of 7C (45F). 

Matt Hill recorded this video of the blaze in Huddersfield this morning.

Around 20 fire crews tackled the blaze at its height after it broke out at about 04:30 today:

The Whitehouse Centre in Huddersfield is a little different from the average GP's surgery. 

The doctors help fill out forms for bus passes, bring people in from the streets and screen for torture. 

They treat the patients who cannot, for whatever reason, fit in to mainstream care.

You can find out more here.

The fire response is being scaled back at Newsome now, it appears.

BBC Travel

Ruth Street in Newsome, Huddersfield, remains closed in both directions between the Church Lane junction and the Hart Street junction, because of the fire at Newsome Mill.

Also affecting Church Lane between Lockwood Scar and Newsome Road South.  

Fire crews are making "very good progress" at the scene of a major blaze at Newsome Mill in Huddersfield, according to West Yorkshire Fire Service.

About 10 fire crews, about 50 firefighters, are currently damping down and are expected to stay there for the rest of the day.

These are the latest pictures from the scene, courtesy of the fire service:

Image source, West Yorkshire Fire Service

Image source, West Yorkshire Fire Service

It could be "some time" before people evacuated due to a major blaze at Newsome Mill in Huddersfield can return to their homes, according to West Yorkshire Fire Service

Image source, Emma Robertson

The fire started at about 04:50 this morning and at its height about 100 firefighters were tackling the blaze.

Ian Bitcon, from the fire service, says: "Quite a lot of people have been evacuated from the surrounding area. The ones who are a little more distant are moving back in, but for the ones closer to the building it could be some time."

About 10 fire crews - 50 firefighters - remain at the scene now and Mr Bitcon says he expects they'll be at the scene for the rest of the day.

Charles Engwell
Reporter, BBC Radio Leeds

I'm at the scene of the major fire at Newsome Mill in Huddersfield which started in the early hours of this morning and has been tackled by about 100 firefighters.

Image source, Emma Robertson

I'm currently looking at a shell of a building - there's no roof, the windows are out and all the floors have dropped down.

There's still a large presence of fire crews at both sides of the building and water is still being streamed in to try and cool things down and smoke is billowing out.

However, Newsome Road has now been reopened and traffic is starting to make its way down there so hopefully the commute should be a little easier now.

As a result of the fire at Newsome Mill in Huddersfield, nearby Hillside Primary School will be closed for the day, the school has said.

Thanks to Martin Lewis for sending in these pictures of the major fire at Newsome Mill in Huddersfield at its height a little earlier this morning.

About 100 firefighters have been tackling the blaze at the former woollen mill on Ruth Street since about 04:30.

Image source, Martin Lewis

Image source, Martin Lewis