Danny Ward's goalkeeping error gifts Brighton victory as Championship leaders Huddersfield suffer a first loss of the term.

A Polish man is attacked by a gang of up to 20 teenagers in what police have called a racist attack in Leeds.

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds

Thanks for being with us today, we'll be back at 08:00 tomorrow.

In the meantime let's look back at five things we didn't know when we woke up this Monday morning:

• Police are investigating a report that a brick was thrown through the office window of Labour MP Mary Creagh
• Did you know, Leeds has been named best city in Britain - and 26th in the world - for quality of life?
• A Polish man has been attacked by a gang of up to 20 teenagers in what police have called a racist attack in Leeds
• Temperatures are set to sizzle this week - yes, we could see highs of 27C (81F)
• A photography exhibition about the history of Asian cricket in Yorkshire has gone on display at Headingley Stadium

Thank you to Mandy Yates for her picture of a morning sunrise in Quarmby, Huddersfield overlooking Royds Hall Playing Fields to Emley Moor.

Image source, Mandy Yates

Nick and the team will see you tomorrow - enjoy that late evening sunshine!

BBC Radio 4

Hardeep Singh Kohli hears a heartwarming story of friendship across a religious divide in Bradford. 

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

As low pressure dominates we could see temperatures tomorrow reach about 27C (81F).

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds

Good afternoon, the latest headlines in Leeds and West Yorkshire so far today include:

• Police are investigating a report that a brick was thrown through the office window of Labour MP Mary Creagh
• Police say they're treating an attack on Polish man in Leeds as a hate crime
• Bradford's young muslims are being asked to think twice about racing the super-cars they're hiring to help celebrate Eid at the end of Hajj

Somerset dent Yorkshire's title bid and boost their own hopes of a first county crown by bowling out the hosts for 145.

A football match has taken place in France in honour of the only English professional player to be awarded the Victoria Cross.

Image source, The Green Howards Museum

When World War One broke out, Donald Simpson Bell was playing football for Bradford Park Avenue.

He left the club to fight, saying he was "duty-bound to join the ranks."

You can see more from the events in France on Inside Out Yorkshire and Lincolnshire on BBC One at 19:30 this evening.

A brick is thrown at a window of a Wakefield Labour MP's constituency office.

BBC Travel

Queuing traffic and heavier than usual on the A643 southbound, between the A58 Wortley Lane junction and Elland Road, in Leeds.

BBC Radio Leeds has travel and traffic updates throughout the afternoon to keep you moving. 

Daragh Corcoran
Reporter, BBC Radio Leeds

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Police officers in Keighley, external say they would like "a chat" with whoever is responsible for hastily dumping £20,000 worth of heroin in a street in Highfield.

Two PCSOs found the drugs on a street in Highfield, Keighley, on Thursday.

Image source, Bradford Telegraph and Argus

BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Listen to live BBC local radio commentary as Wakefield Wildcats face Hull FC in the Super League, Super 8s. Kick-off 20:00 this evening.

Image source, Getty Images

The future of a building and land in Hebden Bridge which was badly damaged in the Boxing Day floods, is being discussed today. 

Image source, AP

The Hebden Vale Centre used to be a children's centre and was also used by the elderly, but after being seriously damaged it's remained empty. 

Permission has been requested for it to be demolished.

It is being recommended that it is handed over to the Environment Agency, with the possibility of it being made into a car park.

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds

Sir Elton John's, external coming back to Leeds. 

Three years ago - he officially opened the city's new arena - and it's now been announced he'll perform there again on 8th June next year. 

Tickets go on sale on Friday.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A lovely warm and sunny afternoon across West Yorkshire. A little cloudier than yesterday, but we'll still enjoy plenty of sunny spells. A keen southerly breeze, this strongest on high ground. Temperature highs today of 22C (72F).

It will remain dry tonight, with long clear periods and light winds. Patchy mist and fog may form in places later tonight, especially in rural locations. A mild and muggy night with lows of 15C (59F).

BBC Travel

The M62 exit slip road is closed and traffic is now queuing eastbound at J23, A640 (Huddersfield), because of a severe accident.

BBC Radio Leeds has travel and traffic updates throughout the afternoon to keep you moving.

Julie Langford
News Editor, BBC Radio Leeds

Police are investigating a report that a brick was thrown through the office window of Labour MP Mary Creagh.

Image source, PA

The MP says in a tweet that her staff were distressed when they discovered it this morning and that there is no excuse for violence and intimidation in our democracy.

West Yorkshire Police said they were called to the office, on Cheapside in Wakefield, following the incident. A force spokesman said the building was empty at the time the brick was thrown.

Leeds has been named best city in Britain - and 26th in the world - for quality of life.

In the survey by infrastructure consultancy, Arcadis, Leeds got high marks in health, education, income equality, work-life balance, low crime and living costs. 

Leeds was the only city in Yorkshire to be featured in the report, which highlighted its role as the largest legal centre in UK outside of the capital and a leading retail destination.

Huddersfield Examiner

A single Denby Dale street, external is “at the back of the queue” when it comes to postal deliveries, says a woman who lives there.

Judith Beckett, who lives at Thorpes Avenue, suggested to Royal Mail that other streets should take their turn for late deliveries after mail started arriving at random times - sometimes as late as 7pm.

Image source, Huddersfield Examiner