Good eveningpublished at 17:59 GMT 19 February 2015
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Updates for Thursday 19 February 2015
Good eveningpublished at 17:59 GMT 19 February 2015
Dry and chillypublished at 17:58 GMT 19 February 2015
Jennifer Bartram
BBC WeatherIt'll be a generally dry night with isolated showers and clear spells.
The low tonight will be 2C (36F)
Coming uppublished at 17:55 GMT 19 February 2015
Harry Gration
Presenter, BBC Look NorthOn Look North tonight we hear about radical plans to renew Yorkshire's ageing train fleet.
The plan is to use refurbished old London underground trains but they're even older than the trains they would replace.
And a coroner's accused the cosmetics industry of grossly under-estimating the numbers of people who suffer adverse reactions to hair dyes after hearing evidence about the death of a mum-of-two from Keighley.
Bishop in ambulance visitpublished at 17:52 GMT 19 February 2015
Yorkshire Ambulance Service tweets:, external Chairman Della Cannings hosted a visit from the Bishop of Leeds @nickbaines, external today and told him all about our work.
Image source, Yorkshire Ambulance ServiceRoad closure warningpublished at 17:42 GMT 19 February 2015
Yorkshire Evening PostMotorists have been warned that a key Leeds road route will be out of action this weekend., external
The A58(M) Leeds Inner Ring Road will be closed to traffic in both directions from 7pm tomorrow (Feb 20) until 6am on Monday.
Henna tattoo warningpublished at 17:37 GMT 19 February 2015
Mike Chilvers
BBC NewsA coroner has warned about the dangers of having black henna tattoos and using hair dye after the death of a woman who suffered an allergic reaction.
Julie McCabe, 38, of Keighley, died in 2012, a year after suffering an allergic reaction to her L'Oreal dye.
She had black henna tattoo in 2007 and her reactions to her hair dye increased afterwards.
Image source, OtherReturning an accidental death verdict, coroner Geoff Fell said he wanted to raise public awareness of this danger.
Stadium given go-aheadpublished at 17:33 GMT 19 February 2015
Wakefield ExpressCastleford Tigers will get a new stadium as part of a £135m retail development., external
Members of Wakefield Council's planning committee approved the outline application at a meeting this afternoon.
Brewery boost for Bradfordpublished at 17:25 GMT 19 February 2015
Telegraph & ArgusShaw Moisture Meters became part of Bradford's success story by pioneering the development of devices to help the textile industry identify overpriced wool.
Its former headquarters is now set to form the backdrop to another positive chapter in Bradford's history with the opening of the first brewery in the city for half a century, external.
Union concern over 'cast off' trainspublished at 17:10 GMT 19 February 2015
Alex Moss
BBC NewsProposals to run old London Underground trains on routes in northern England would see travellers getting the south's "cast offs", a union has said.
Refitted District Line carriages are being offered as an affordable way to replace ageing Pacer trains.
The Rail Maritime and Transport Union (RMT) said it did not want second hand trains on the northern network.
News on the hourpublished at 16:59 GMT 19 February 2015
Davinia Ramos
Newsreader, BBC Radio LeedsThirty-five-year-old underground trains could soon be running on West Yorkshire's rail network.
The units - currently running on the District Line in London - are being refurbished so they can ease overcrowding, and could be in service as early as next year, when the Northern Rail franchise is up for grabs.
The firm in charge of the work, Viva Rail, says people won't recognise them once they've been refurbished but Mickey Thompson from the RMT transport union says passengers here are being fobbed off - yet again.
Injured boy in hospitalpublished at 16:35 GMT 19 February 2015
Yorkshire Evening PostA 12-year-old boy is being treated for head and facial injuries in hospital today after being seriously assaulted in Leeds, external.
The boy was found seriously injured on playing fields off Butt Lane, Farnley, around 21:00 last night.
Music or cricket?published at 16:18 GMT 19 February 2015
Tim Dale
BBC Local LiveHeadingley Cricket ground, external could begin hosting music concerts if a decision by councillors in Leeds, external goes their way later.
Image source, PAThe ground wants permission to put on what they describe as three acts a year.
Madness have already been lined up to perform this September if all goes to plan.
News on the hourpublished at 16:00 GMT 19 February 2015
Davinia Ramos
Newsreader, BBC Radio LeedsFrom next year old London Underground trains could be running on railway lines here in Yorkshire.
The trains are being refurbished so they can ease overcrowding. The plan's being criticised by unions who say the north is getting London's "cast offs."
But Adrian Shooter from Viva Rail, which is converting them, says it won't be a step back in time.
Build your own boat!published at 15:47 GMT 19 February 2015
Experience Wakefield tweets:, external Join Wakefield Museum for a boat inspired workshop, designing your own boat along with other boat related crafts. More here, external.
Hair dye death family may suepublished at 15:29 GMT 19 February 2015
Yorkshire PostThe family of a mother-of-two who fell into a coma and later died after a severe reaction to the hair dye she was using are considering taking legal action against its manufacturer L'Oreal, external.
A coroner today ruled the death of Julie McCabe, from Cowling, near Keighley, in November 2012, was an accident.
Hair dye deathpublished at 15:18 GMT 19 February 2015
Larry Budd
Newsreader, BBC Radio LeedsA verdict of accidental death has been recorded on a woman from Keighley who had an allergic reaction to hair dye.
Julie McCabe, 38, lapsed into a coma in 2011 after using a hair product at home.
Image source, OtherMrs McCabe died a year later from heart failure due to brain damage.
Pain relief researchpublished at 15:09 GMT 19 February 2015
Tim Dale
BBC Local LiveWe have more details about the research the Jane Tomlinson Appeal, external is to support.
Scientists will examine whether a sports medicine technique could give patients undergoing cancer treatments a life-changing boost.
In her final few months, amateur athlete Jane was treated with 'Kinesiology tape', the sort of strapping used by Olympic athletes.
It helped lift her rib cage giving her organs, which had swollen during her cancer treatments, more space to move.
Professor Mark Johnson, Professor of Pain and Analgesia at Leeds Beckett University, external said: "Kinesiology taping is a relatively new technique so it has not been used much in cancer settings. As a consequence there has been very little research on the type of patients that may benefit from using it."
News on the hourpublished at 14:58 GMT 19 February 2015
Davinia Ramos
Newsreader, BBC Radio LeedsFrom next year old London Underground trains could be running on railway lines in Yorkshire.
The trains are being refurbished so they could ease overcrowding on some routes.
The plan's being criticised by unions who say the north is getting London's "cast offs."
Girl trapped by wardrobepublished at 14:49 GMT 19 February 2015
Telegraph & ArgusFirefighters were called to the rescue after a six-year-old girl was trapped in a bedroom by a wardrobe which toppled over behind the door, external.
She was unable to get out and firefighters used a ladder to reach the bedroom window at a house in Bream Avenue, Cleckheaton, to go inside and move it.
Any old trains?published at 14:39 GMT 19 February 2015
Johnny I'Anson
Presenter, BBC Radio LeedsFrom 15:00 on BBC Radio Leeds I will be talking old trains in the north being replaced with old trains from the south and if music concerts at Headingley Cricket ground will get given the go ahead?
