Here's the latest video we've been sent from the scene of the big fire at Newsome Mill in Huddersfield.

Thanks to Josh Edwards for these latest pictures:

Emergency crews were called to the site on Ruth Street at about 04:30 this morning, and about 100 firefighters are currently tackling the blaze.

The building is a four-storey former textile mill.

John Holmes, who lives in a nearby street, has told BBC Radio Leeds he was woken by the noise of of the roof bursting into flames and the floors of the mill collapsing.

The fire service seem "to have got it under control", according to Mr Holmes.

BBC Travel

Due to the major fire at Newsome Mill in Huddersfield, Ruth Street is currently closed in both directions between the Church Lane junction and the Hart Street junction.

This is also affecting Lockwood Scar between Church Lane and Cross Lane and Albert Street at Fair Street.

More on the breaking news that about 20 fire crews are battling a huge blaze at Newsome Mill in Huddersfield.

The fire was reported at about 04:30 this morning at the four-storey building which is a former woollen mill.

Image source, Emma Robertson

About 100 firefighters are tackling a large blaze at a mill in Huddersfield.

This was the scene a short time ago at the four-storey Newsome Mill.

Thanks to Jason Masterson for sending us this video:

Jo Cox told colleagues to save themselves from her killer as she lay dying in the street, a court hears.

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

That's it from me, make sure you're with us again from 08:00 tomorrow when we'll be bringing you the latest news, sport, weather and travel for West Yorkshire.

For now, let's take a look back at five of our big stories from today:

1. The trail of the man accused of murdering MP Jo Cox has been hearing more evidence today.
2. Halifax Paralympian Hannah Cockroft picks up honorary degree.
3. Christmas arrives in Huddersfield.
4. Halifax Piece Hall restoration is delayed by a year.
5. How a child's cough could be a treatment for cancer.

See you tomorrow.

Soldiers have taken part in a training exercise to learn how to assemble new temporary defences aimed at protecting communities from flooding.

Personnel from 2nd Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment, based at Catterick Garrison, have completed scenarios run by the Environment Agency in Selby.

An Environment Agency spokesman said the training day with the new equipment was "one of the first" to take place with the army, with others planned around the UK.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Windy with clear spells and scattered showers tonight. Minimum temperature 3C (37F). Fresh southwest wind.  

Sunny intervals and scattered showers tonight, becoming heavy and prolonged for a time around the middle of the day. Maximum temperature 7C (45F).

Today the Old Bailey has been hearing evidence in the trial of the man accused of murdering MP Jo Cox. 

Thomas Mair, 53, of Birstall, denies murdering the Labour MP.

The court heard from Fazila Aswat, Mrs Cox's manager, who was with her when the attack took place.

She said she, Mrs Cox and senior caseworker Sandra Major had parked their car and were about to go to the library for a constituency surgery when it happened.

Ms Aswat told the court how she screamed for help as a man with a knife stood over the MP, who was on the ground, and pleaded for her to run.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

The man retreated but returned to continue the attack, as more people gathered round. She tried to hit him with her handbag, but missed, the court heard.

Ms Aswat said she told Mrs Cox to think of her children, before going behind a car, from where she heard gunshots.

She said she thought Mrs Cox had been stabbed first and then shot at close range. At the end of the attack, the knifeman stood up and said "Britain first, this is for Britain. Britain will always come first," before walking off, jurors were told.

BBC Travel

So here we are in the run up to rush hour, and this happens..

Halifax's Paralympic Champion, Hannah Cockroft, has been awarded an honorary degree by York St John University.

Image source, 17 Management

The wheelchair sprinter won three gold medals in Rio - to add to the two at London 2012. 

Police are warning about graphic footage of a fatal accident in Leeds, which has been put online. 

Image source, David Hopkins

It's after a cyclist died when he was hit by a car in Kirkstall Road on Monday night. 

Officers say film from bystanders at the scene is now circulating on social media - and they're being asked to think about the effect on the family of the dead man and show them suitable respect.  

Yorkshire Evening Post

Leeds City Council set out how it sees a large, new and green city centre park as a key ingredient of the South Bank’s leisure offering, external.  

Image source, Yorkshire Evening Post

A plan for a £1.2m refurbishment of the Aireborough Leisure Centre in Guiseley has been approved by Leeds City Council. 

Image source, Leeds City Council

The investment will see the centre become a "community hub", with Guiseley's library moving onto the site as well.

A community boxing club in Bradford which has helped to train Champions like Nicola Adams, says it may have to close. 

The Police Amateur Boxing Club has operated in the city for 50  years but now faces eviction from its current premises.  

The landlords want to expand their business and want the space back. 

The club is run by former boxer Julian Cyprien and Nicola Adams used the club for training prior to 2012 London Olympics.  

Huddersfield Examiner

Crisp-loving Chris Wilks, who was crowned Seabrook Crisps' official taste tester in September, has now completed his first task in his new role, external - a taste testing masterclass at the company’s factory in Bradford.

Image source, Huddersfield Examiner

We've had some great shots of rainbows coming in today.

It looks like someone's invested in a wide-angle lens...

Image source, Upsana Mandal

Image source, Matt Jones

A man has been seriously injured after he was hit from behind by a car which then drove off. 

Police are appealing for witnesses after the hit-and-run which happened at about 17:20 on Monday in Fartown at the entrance to ELF Fork Lift.

Image source, Google

The man is believed to have been walking towards Huddersfield when he was struck, by a dark - possibly blue or black - Mercedes.

Anyone with information is being asked to contact police.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Sunny spells and scattered blustery showers, perhaps wintry over hills.

Gusty winds throughout the day and feeling much cooler with highs of about 11C (52F).

BBC Look North

Here's a picture of BBC Look North presenter Amy Garcia hanging over the edge of a somewhat high building in the centre of Sheffield...

Why's she doing this? Well, she was probably asking that selfsame question at the moment this pic was taken a little earlier.

She's been taking part in the third task of the "Big Five" challenge which she and fellow BBC Look North presenter Harry Gration are undertaking for BBC Children in Need.

Earlier this week they took to the air for a little wingwalking and today the pair abseiled down the side of Sheffield Hallam University which is a whole 13 floors high.