Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

That's it from me for today, we'll be back tomorrow with more news, sport, travel and weather. We'll be here from 08:00.

But before we go let's look back at the things that have happened today that we didn't know about first thing this morning:

1. Well I say we didn't know, but we always know the M62 is a nightmare
2. The Leeds International Piano Competition is going truly global
3. A jumper that shows the weather may seem like a good idea...
4. Feel like going ape? Good news could be coming your way
5. A few million quid spare? Why not invest in huge chunks of Leeds?

See you tomorrow...

Leeds Station is to be redesigned by the architect behind the redevelopment of London's King's Cross station.

A man and an eight-year-old girl have died in a house fire, police say.

It's just been announced that Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzi is to speak at Bradford Cathedral next month.

She is known across the globe as activist for female education, Malala Yousafzi was shot three times at close range by a Pakistani gunman in an assassination attempt. 

She has been named by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world.

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She will be appearing at Bradford Cathedral, on Saturday 5 November and will be joined by young women from across Bradford to talk about how they would like to reorganise their community.

Broken cloud with the risk of a few showers. Minimum temperature 6C (43F). 

Tomorrow it'll be mostly dry and bright with variable amounts of cloud and sunny spells, just a small chance of catching the odd shower. Maximum temperature 13C (55F). 

A West Yorkshire MP says she's started getting anti-Semitic abuse, since she began working to combat anti-Jewish feelings in the Labour party. 

Bradford West's Naz Shah began meeting Jewish groups and fighting abuse after it emerged she had also put anti-Semitic posts online. 

She apologised and was suspended by Labour.

If you love music you going to love this. Leeds College of Music is to open up their music library to the public.

The new library will house Leeds College of Music’s huge vinyl archive and music collection, which includes over 30,000 items of printed music, 11,000 CDs, 700 DVDs and 9,000 LPs, as well as around 8,000 books.

Image source, Leeds College of Music

It's going to open next year in a currently empty shop unit at the bottom of the Quarry Hill Skyline building.

Yorkshire Evening Post

The Environment Agency is to test part of the Aire flood defences at Crown Point tomorrow, external.

Image source, Yorkshire Evening Post

Plans for an aerial obstacle course in Leeds move a step closer after councillors give the scheme the green light.

BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Leeds Rhinos forward Stevie Ward says an England debut would be "magical" following an injury-hit 12 months and dealing with depression.

Image source, Rex Features

The 22-year-old, who has replaced Brett Ferres in the squad, returned in September following a knee injury.

"It would be a bizarre moment, absolute elation and a dream accomplished, putting an England shirt on," he said.

England play a warm-up game in France on Saturday before their opening Four Nations match on 29 October.

If you've been out and about over the last week, you can't have helped but noticed how the leaves are changing colours.

This lovely shot of the Colne Valley was sent in by Ann-Marie Brook...

Image source, Ann-Marie Brook

MPs have elected Leeds Central MP Hilary Benn to become chairman of the Exiting the European Union Select Committee and Castleford and Pontefract MP Yvette Cooper to become Home Affairs Select Committee chairwoman.

West Yorkshire's fire service says it's going to spend nearly £250,000 on preparing for future flooding. 

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The money will be used to buy extra water rescue equipment as well as turning some fire stations into what are described as "swift water rescue stations". 

There will also be an increase in the number of rescue sleds held at its fire stations.

Have you got a few million quid to spare and fancy a go at playing real-life Monopoly with Leeds? Here's your chance!

Leeds City Council are selling three buildings they own in Leeds city centre, external: the Leonardo Building, Thoresby House and (pictured below) 2 Great George Street.

Image source, Leeds City Council

The buildings are home to the council's development team, housing officers, customer services and registrars. They'll be moving to new premises at Merrion House in 2018.

According to the council the buildings could be transformed into hotels, restaurants, cafes and entertainment venues and the sale could save them £15m.

A business boss whose company survived the Boxing Day floods has warned some Leeds firms will go bust if it happens again.

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Chris Milner, who runs Kirkstall-based Vermillion Graphics, says the government must stick to its commitment to fund flood defences upstream on the River Aire. 

It comes as councillors are expected to approve spending a further £250,000 on a clean-up project.

Mr Milner's views have been backed by Leeds Labour MP Rachel Reeves:

A new tree-top adventure park known as Go Ape has moved one step closer to becoming a reality at Roundhay Park. 

Image source, Chris Reynolds

Leeds City Council executives have approved £3.1m of improvements to three council-owned attractions but stressed the need for a full planning process on Go Ape. 

Expansion at Tropical World, the bird garden at Lotherton Hall, and a city farm at Temple Newsam were given the go-ahead.

Campaigning is in its final day in the Batley and Spen by-election.

The by-election in Batley and Spen was prompted by the death of Labour MP Jo Cox, who was shot and stabbed in Birstall, West Yorkshire, in June.

Image source, PA

Mrs Cox won the seat with a 6,057 majority in 2015.

We've been telling you about a tragic house fire, which has claimed the lives of a 42-year-old man and an eight-year-old girl.

This is the scene this afternoon on Ash Crescent in Stanley near Wakefield.

People have already begun to leave flowers and tributes to the man and girl.

Following the news of the death of a 42-year-old man and an eight-year-old girl in a house fire in Wakefield, West Yorkshire Police have said that the deaths will be a "great shock" to people living nearby.

Fire crews were called to Ash Crescent in Stanley at 04:20 this morning.

Image source, Google

A further update on the news that a 42-year-old man and an eight-year-old girl have died in a house fire in Stanley, Wakefield.

Firefighters were called to Ash Crescent just after 04:00 this morning. The man and girl died as a result of the incident. 

Image source, Google/BBC

A 35-year-old woman and a 13-year-old girl were taken to hospital for treatment and have since been discharged and are being cared for by relatives, West Yorkshire Police have said.