Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

That's it from us for today and indeed this week, thanks for being with us. We will return on Monday at 08:00 with more news, sport, weather and travel.

But before I go, here's five things that we found out today:

1. Fed up with grotty old trains to London? No problem, there's some new ones coming
2. Nicola Adams, she's a world beater and could she be BBC Sports Personality of the Year?
3. Air vents instead of advent. It's a thing
4. Seven arrests over Leeds "Halloween ride-out"
5. Take a look at the tunnels below Bradford before they were transformed

See you next week!

Keeley Donovan
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Rain spreading east and south this evening before clearing overnight, with clear spells. Mild with lows of 10C (50F).

A dry and bright morning tomorrow. Cloud increasing from the south with most places staying dry. A maximum temperature of 11C (52F).

What can you imagine yourself doing if you're lucky enough to get to 100? Taking it steady on a sunny beach, watching back-to-back episodes of Murder She Wrote while drinking as much gin as you can handle? Why not, you're 100!

Well how about jumping on a motortrike and going for a spin?

Well that's what birthday boy Arthur Jackson from Haworth has done. His friends organised a trike tour of Bolton Abbey.

Happy 100th birthday Arthur!

Tonight Sunbridge Wells in Bradford, external will open its doors to VIPs for the first time.

The network of Victorian tunnels have been empty for decades, but after £2m worth of investment, they are about to become a series of underground bars and restaurants. 

Earlier we showed you a video of how the renovation has gone, but what did it look like before that? Well, it looked like this: 

Image source, Simon Sugden & Mick Flynn

Image source, Simon Sugden & Mick Flynn

Image source, Simon Sugden

Image source, Simon Sugden & Mick Flynn

About 100 cannabis plants have been discovered at a property in Keighley.

Officers who carried out the raid have just tweeted this picture from the scene on Devonshire Street:

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

A network of Victorian tunnels in Bradford that have been transformed into bars and restaurants will open this weekend. 

The £2m project, which has transformed old tunnels underneath the city into bars, restaurants and shops, has faced long delays and run over budget.   

VIPs will get a first look at the finished Sunbridge Wells development tonight:

Richard Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Leeds

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon was in Yorkshire to talk about the county being awarded £185m of MOD contracts.

Here in West Yorkshire, 156-year-old firm David Brown Santasalo is making gearboxes for the Navy's new type 26 Global Combat Ships. 

The MOD says the work will put £36m into Huddersfield's economy, and will support 90 jobs. 

Next Spring, an Astute type submarine will set sail from Barrow, Cumbria, fitted with gears made here in West Yorkshire. 

A 77-year-old man has died after being knocked down by a car in Leeds. 

The 64-year-old driver of blue Peugeot is being questioned by police after the man was hit on Austhorpe Lane, in Crossgates yesterday at about 17:30. 

The 77-year-old later died in the LGI.

Image source, Google

Seven people have been arrested following the "Halloween ride-out" in Leeds. The incident in October say about 80 bikers causing chaos on the streets of the city.

Today West Yorkshire Police have shown some of the bikes that were seized including one that crashed on the night.

Officers say they've also identified 80 registration numbers of vehicles involved and that they will be working on tracking them down.

The bikers drove through pedestrian zones on Halloween - and brought a main route into and out of the city to a standstill. 

I have a bad feeling that even if I leave now I'm going to miss out on a free mince pie:

If you're planning on doing some Christmas shopping in Leeds over the coming weeks, then why not take a break from the shops and check out some art installations.

An "immersive art and lights trail, external" has sprung up in the city.

If you've been in the train station for example you might have seen that giant bloke hanging from the ceiling, he's part of it! 

There's even the Northern Lights in the Corn Exchange, they look great go and have a look. Here's the promotional video the team behind it have released:

Julia Bryson
Journalist, BBC Local Live

Have you taken a photograph of Yorkshire which you'd like to share? 

If you're on Instagram, why not head over and follow our @bbcyorkshire, external account. 

You can tag your posts #bbcyorkshire for a chance to be featured. 

The opening of a bridge damaged in flooding last December is delayed until January.

Two men have been arrested after a gun was fired at the door of a house in Harehills on Wednesday.

The men aged 18 and 26 were arrested last night by armed officers at about 19:00.

More on the "Halloween ride-out" that caused chaos on the streets of Leeds in October.

Today officers have arrested seven people in connection with the incident and released CCTV images of more people they want to speak to.

Leeds City Council has also sought out new powers to stop the incident from happening again. They've been granted an injunction from the County Court that bans people from participating in "anti-social driving of motor vehicles". 

The order also forbids people from promoting, organising or publicising such an event. The injunction carries a power of arrest.

This was footage captured on the night of the "Halloween ride-out".

More on the seven arrests over the "Halloween ride-out" in Leeds in October. 

West Yorkshire Police say that the arrests "follow comprehensive enquiries" into what happened when about 80 riders caused chaos on the streets of Leeds.

Officers have now released CCTV images of men they want to speak to in connection with the incident. 

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

West Yorkshire Police say they've also identified 80 registration numbers of vehicles involved and that they will be working on tracking them down.

More on the news that seven people have been arrested following the "Halloween ride-out" in Leeds, which saw about 80 bikers causing chaos in the streets of Leeds.

Six men aged 22 to 26 and a 29-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance.

Image source, @Peopleofleeds

The gang brought Kirkstall Road to a standstill as they rode up and down in scenes that some likened to the film "Mad Max". They also took their bikes onto Briggate, the pedestrianised area in the centre of the city.

Officers made the arrests this morning at homes in Bramley, Armley, Harehills, Burmantofts, Roundhay, Farnley, and Batley.

They seized four motorbikes and a number of items of motorcycle equipment, such as helmets and clothing, as part of the investigation.

Seven people have been arrested over the "Halloween ride-out" in Leeds that saw about 50 bikers causing chaos on the streets of Leeds.

More to follow

We're a determined lot in Yorkshire, and that was tested to the limit during the Boxing Day floods last year. 

A year on from the devastating deluge, Leeds Industrial Museum at Armley Mills are displaying a selection of photos, external, stories and artwork created by people who were affected by it.   

Image source, Terry Donohoe

More than 3,000 properties in Leeds were hit by the floods, with the museum itself being submerged under eight feet of water.

A special plaque was unveiled at the museum in May to the mark the exact height the flood waters reached. 

As part of the exhibition, which opens today, archive pictures of flooding from years gone by will also be on display.

Do you recognise this man? Police would like to speak to him as they believe he may have information about a burglary in Heckmondwike

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

A burglar broke into an insecure property in Brunswick Street, between 5 and 6 December and stole a number of items, including a black Vauxhall Corsa, which was later recovered in Liversedge.