Updates on Friday 2 December 2016
The threat of death from flooding hangs over people in the Calder Valley every day of their lives.
That's the stark warning contained in Calderdale Council's flood risk management strategy, external which says that fatalities from flooding are an "ever present" possibility.
The new strategy was approved by councillors last night:
A child protection charity says it's been contacted by 35 men from West Yorkshire in the space of 12 months who say they need help to stop viewing abusive images of youngsters.
Image source, ReutersThe men rang a confidential helpline called Stop It Now, while hundreds from West Yorkshire also visited their website.
The helpline offers anonymous support for people who are worried about their online sexual behaviour or that of others.
A total of 620 people from West Yorkshire visited the Stop It Now website in the last year, the charity says - a 30% rise on the year before.
A conference on safeguarding children from the growing threat of online abuse is due to be held in Wakefield later.
The former Morley and Outwood MP has been announced as one of the famous names who will be taking part in the TV programme's live tour, external early next year.
Image source, Yorkshire Evening Post
BBC Travel
More on that crash in Castleford this morning.
Details are still sketchy, but I understand that Queens Park Drive is closed after a crash involving two cars.
It happened about 08:10 this morning. Two people have been taken to hospital, one by air and the other by road.
We have no word on the condition of those involved.
BBC Travel
This will cause a few problems in the area. I'll see what I can find out about it:
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Following earlier problems, things are back to normal - or as much as they can ever be - on the M621 in Leeds:
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Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
We're looking at highs of 9C (48F) today, with the best of any brightness further east.
Watch my full forecast below for more details:
BBC Travel
We've got some slow traffic on the M621 westbound between J7 (A61 Stourton) and J6 (Belle Isle Road), because of a broken down vehicle.
It shouldn't slow you down for long, though, as queues aren't too long at the minute:
Image source, Crown Copyright/Highways EnglandIt's an oldie, but a goodie...
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Muse have been announced as the first headliners for next year's Leeds Festival.
The band will top the bill for the third time at the two festivals following previous headline performances in 2006 and 2011.
Muse said they were "very excited" to be playing the festival again.
Also confirmed are Major Lazer, At The Drive-In, Canadian breakout star Tory Lanez, English DJ Andy C and British indie rockers Glass Animals.
People in the Calder Valley are living under a constant threat of death due to flooding, according to Calderdale Council.
Image source, PAThe latest council flood risk plan, external was approved at a meeting last night - a strategy document which runs to nearly 100 pages and includes more than £90m of flood spending plans.
It includes ideas for beefing up the district's roads and railways and ways to control flooding by managing the land.
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of news, sport, weather and travel for West Yorkshire.
I'll be here until 18:00 keeping you up-to-date with the latest.
Have you noticed how much warmer it feels out there? It felt like I was in Barbados while I was waiting for my bus this morning. Well, sort of... Highs of 9C (48F) for today:
One major problem to tell you about on the M62 westbound this morning: there are plenty of queues between J24 (A629 Ainley Top) and J23 (A640 Huddersfield), because of an accident earlier on.
This is the scene between J25 and J24:
Image source, Crown Copyright/Highways EnglandDetails of a shirt wrapping a newborn baby who died after being left outside a vicarage are released.
Read MoreThat's it from me for today, breaking travel and news updates will continue throughout the night. I'll be back tomorrow from 08:00.
In the meantime, here are our main stories from today:
See you tomorrow, I leave you with one of those amazing sunset pictures from tonight:
Image source, FletchA former probation worker admits sending money to a nephew fighting in Syria, but denies knowing he was with Al-Qaeda.
Read MoreWest Yorkshire is to be the base of a major new study into how best to combat online radicalisation and terrorism.
An in-depth study's being run at the University of Bradford in a move which also involves the man in charge of West Yorkshire Police and the North East Counter Terrorism Unit.
West Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner, Mark Burns-Williamson, says the study hopes to give a better explanation of how online radicalisation works.
The region anti-terrorism unit says it hopes the study's finding will help it give better training to its staff
Relive Saturday's EFL action, as Leeds beat Aston Villa after Preston have two players sent off for fighting each other.
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Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Mostly dry tonight, although it'll be quite cloudy. Minimum temperature 3C (37F) with a touch of ground frost possible. Moderate westerly wind.
Mostly dry tomorrow but rather cloudy in the west, perhaps with the odd spot of drizzle over the hills. Dry with sunny intervals further east. Milder, with a Maximum temperature of 9C (48F). Moderate westerly wind.
A man has been injured during an attempted armed robbery in Leeds.
Image source, GoogleA masked man, carrying what appeared to be a handgun, hit a male shop worker over the head at Logan Stores in Ireland Wood last night. He demanded cash but fled empty-handed.
West Yorkshire Police say that they're also looking into a spate of other raids at shops in the area.
Quote MessageWe are obviously aware of other recent robberies at shops in the area and will be looking to see if there are any links to this incident. Officers will be mounting additional patrols in the area."
Det Insp Phil Jackson, West Yorkshire Police
Wow, did you see that?
What an amazing sunset tonight, I'm sure West Yorkshire's shepherds will be delighted with that one.
Your pictures have already been coming in to the BBC Weather Watchers page, Here's the view in Otley:
Image source, Sheila's plotThe view in Leeds:
Image source, Nick's viewsAnd finally Rothwell
Image source, Fletch