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YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Today: After a chilly start the morning will be fine with some sunshine. Showers will develop by midday and could be heavy at times during the afternoon with perhaps some thunder. With light winds it should feel pleasant in any sunshine.
Tonight: Showers will die away during the evening to leave a dry start to the night. Cloud will thicken in the early hours with some patchy rain near coasts by dawn.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Friday: A different day with cloudy skies and some occasional light rain or drizzle at times. The north to northeasterly wind will make it feel cool. Maximum temperature 12 deg C (54 deg F). Outlook for Saturday to Monday: An unsettled few days with a period of rain likely during Saturday. Drier and perhaps a little brighter on Sunday before further rain spreads back in on Monday.

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YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Today: Everywhere will have a wet start. Some of the rain will be heavy and it may turn very showery in nature before clearing away northeastwards during the afternoon. That will leave much brighter skies with just a few showers.
Tonight: Any evening showers will die away to leave a dry night. It will be quite cold with some mist forming by dawn and a widespread ground frost in rural areas.
Tonights min temp 4C.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Thursday: Any mist or fog will clear to leave a dry and sunny morning. Cloud will develop with a few afternoon showers. With light winds it should feel fairly pleasant. Maximum temperature 14 deg C (57 deg F).
Outlook for Friday to Sunday: Some wet and windy weather likely for both Friday and Saturday and feeling quite cold. Sunshine and a few showers on Sunday and feeling warmer.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Mostly dry in eastern parts overnight with some clear spells but scattered showers are still likely, mainly over western hills. A few of these showers are expected to be locally. A rather breezy night.
Tonights min temp 6C.
Monday: A rather unsettled and windy day with some sunshine and blustery showers. These showers are expected to be heavy at times with a risk of hail and thunder.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday: Continuing unsettled with sunny intervals and showers, heavy at times, but a longer spell of rain is expected later on Tuesday. Remaining rather chilly for this time of year.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Tonight: Further showers through the evening in most places, then the showers are expected to become confined to western hills overnight.
Tonights min temp:7C.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Sunday: A bright morning with some sunshine at times before clouding over generally in the afternoon, with a little rain spreading to most parts during the afternoon. Maximum temperature 13 deg C (55 deg F). Outlook for Monday to Wednesday: Continuing unsettled with showers, these sometimes heavy and blustery, and also with one or two longer spells of rain expected. Rather chilly for the middle of May, too.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Rain or showers will continue overnight, heavy and thundery for a time. Later the rain will become increasingly patchy and light. Winds easing, although some still quite squally gusts possible near heavy showers.
Tonights min temp:8C.
Friday: Further rain or showers but also some resonable drier spells with some sunshine, especially during the morning. Still quite a brisk breeze and feeling on the cool side.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Saturday to Monday: Unsettled. Saturday, very windy with rain or heavy, thundery showers and only a few sunny intervals. Thereafter, often cloudy with rain or showers, but also brighter intervals and less windy.

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Childcare ratio plans 'in chaos':
Labour says plans to allow nursery staff and childminders to look after more children in England are in "chaos", after Nick Clegg admits doubts about them.

Pork found in halal school burger:
Halal lamb burgers are removed from schools in Leicester after tests on a sample burger found traces of pork.

NHS chiefs want rapid action on A&E:
NHS chiefs have demanded urgent action to tackle the growing pressures on A&E departments.

WEATHER WARNING:
High winds are expected to continue for much of today and this evening! Take care!

Renewed police appeal for missing Wakefield man Kevin Judge :
The search for a missing great-grandfather has entered its second month.
Kevin Judge was last seen at 12.30pm on Monday, April 15, after being dropped off near his Lupset home on Esther Avenue by a taxi.
The 68-year-old has not been seen since.
Anyone with any information should contact police on 101.

Lunchtime crash on Doncaster Road, Wakefield:
Emergency services are currently dealing with a crash on Doncaster Road.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Tonight: Rain continuing overnight, heavy and thundery for a time, but perhaps lighter and more showery towards morning. Winds easing, although some still quite squally gusts possible near
heavy showers.
Tonights min temp 8C.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Friday: Further rain or showers but also some sunshine, especially during the morning. Still quite strong, blustery winds feeling on the cold side. Maximum temperature 14 deg C (57 deg F). Outlook for Saturday to Monday: Unsettled. Saturday, very windy with rain or heavy, thundery showers and only a few sunny intervals. Thereafter, often cloudy with rain or showers and blustery winds, but also brighter intervals.

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YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Thursday: Some early sunshine but soon cloudier with showers developing. Becoming generally wet and windy during the afternoon, with some heavy rain for a time. A colder feel, too.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Most places dry Tuesday evening, with sunny then clear periods. Overnight it will gradually become cloudier, with a little rain probably reaching some western areas
later in the night.
Wednesday: Soon becoming generally cloudy, with occasional rain spreading to most parts through the morning. Brighter conditions will follow during the afternoon, with sunny intervals and also some heavy showers.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Thursday to Saturday: Bright start Thursday before rain and strong winds arrive, with risk of gales. Rather windy Friday, and Saturday, with sunny spells and blustery showers; some of them heavy, especially Saturday

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YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Tuesday: Generally dry, very warm and sunny, although cloud will build to give isolated afternoon showers. Light onshore breezes will keep coasts cooler and perhaps bring mist at times.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday: Becoming unsettled and markedly cooler with heavy rain or showers, although some sunshine is likely in between. Very windy at times, especially on Thursday.

Five hurt in south kirkby:
Five people were hospitalised after a head-on collision in South Kirkby today (Saturday).
One man was air-lifted to hospital by helicopter after being cut free following the crash on Broad Lane at 4.50pm.
The other our were taken to hospital by ambulance.
Crews from Featherstone and Castleford attended the accident scene together with paramedics and police.

N Korea 'moves missiles from coast':
North Korea removes two missiles from a launch site on the east coast, indicating a lowering of tension on the peninsula, a US official says.

Have a great bank holiday weekend!

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Staying dry through the evening and night with sunny then clear spells for many areas, although there may be rather more cloud over the Pennines. The odd mist patch may form as winds drop light.
TONIGHT'S MINIMUM TEMPERATURE 9C.
Monday: Dry and sunny, although this increasingly hazy as high cloud spreads in. Becoming warm for most in light southerly winds. Afternoon onshore breezes may keep it cooler near coasts, though.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday: Tuesday, some hazy sunshine but increasingly cloudy and breezy. Thereafter, cooler, often wet with some heavy rain or showers, and windy, perhaps with gales, but some sunshine at times, too.

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Three held over Boston bombings:
US police say they have taken into custody three additional suspects in connection with the deadly bomb attack on the Boston Marathon last month.

NHS 111 advice line 'still fragile':
The new NHS non-emergency 111 telephone service in England is in a fragile state in a number of areas ahead of bank holiday weekend, NHS bosses admit.

Cameron 'welcomes' UKIP scrutiny:
David Cameron says he "welcomes the scrutiny" UKIP has had during the council election campaign but declines to comment on other Tories' criticism of their rivals.

Young offenders 'need more lessons':
Just one of the nine state-funded young offenders' institutions in England provides the statutory 15 hours of education each week, the Centre for Social Justice says.

Buildings evacuated after hand grenade found in West Yorkshire town:
Buildings have been evacuated in a West Yorkshire town after the discovery of what is believed to be an unexploded hand grenade.
Residents are being warned of disruption in the Clifton Road and Westfield Road areas of Horbury and local schools have been
informed
The army’s bomb disposal unit have been contacted and are on their way.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Evening sunshine then a dry night with clear spells. Turning quite cold again in light winds, with a slight frost likely in some rural areas.
Tonights min temp:4C.
Thursday: Generally dry with bright or sunny spells, although cloud building at times with the odd shower possible. A chilly start but pleasantly warm by afternoon.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Friday to Sunday: Friday, clouding over after early brightness, some rain later. The weekend, some cloudy spells possible, perhaps a little light rain but dry and fairly bright for much of the time.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Tonight: Any isolated showers around this evening, most likely across the Pennines, will die away overnight to leave long clear periods. A widespread ground frost will develop.
Tonights min temp 3C.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Wednesday: Some bright spells initially, but cloud will increase from the north through the morning, bringing outbreaks of light rain. Dry and brighter conditions follow from the north through the evening. Maximum temperature 14 deg C (57 deg F). Outlook for Thursday to Saturday: Cold start Thursday, then dry with sunny spells, feeling rather warm. Friday dry and bright start, perhaps cloud and rain arriving later. Saturday chance of rain or showers, then drier.

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YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Any initial showers quickly dying away, then dry with very little cloud. As the wind becomes light so temperatures will fall, with localised air frost developing in rural locations.
Tonights min temp 4C.
Tuesday: After a dry, sunny but chilly start cloud will build, bringing isolated light showers. However, most places will remain dry with sunny intervals. Feeling slightly warmer with lighter winds.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday: Wednesday dry, sunny spells, feeling pleasantly warm in the light winds. Thursday cloudy with occasional light rain, then becoming dry and brighter later. Friday dry start, becoming wet and windy.

Road works in Altofts, near Normanton, Wakefield:
Motorists travelling through Altofts can expect delays because of road works this week.

Unison to ballot 3,000 members at Mid Yorkshire Hospitals Trust :
Unison members working at Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS trust will be balloted for strike action in a long-running dispute over pay cuts and job losses.
Now all of the union’s 3,000 members working for the trust, which runs Dewsbury, Pontefract and Pinderfields hospitals, will be balloted for action.
“The Trust is holding a gun to its staff’s heads and saying take a pay cut or your sacked. We cannot allow this to continue. Industrial relations within the Trust have broken down due to the senior managements bullying.”

Ken Clarke brands UKIP 'clowns':
Conservative cabinet minister Ken Clarke says UKIP are "clowns" with no positive polices, after the anti-EU party accuses the Tories of a smear campaign against it.

Wakefield Cathedral and the city feature on BBC’s Songs of Praise:
Wakefield will feature on BBC One’s Songs of Praise this weekend

Woman killed by runaway van:
A woman was killed and one of her children was seriously injured after they were hit by a runaway van.
she walked with two of her children along Willans Road in the Westtown area of Dewsbury.
Police are appealing for witnesses. Contact the major collision enquiry team via the non emergency number 101.

Tractor smashes into pharmacy:
A PHARMACY was badly damaged when a tractor crashed into the building.
It is believed the driver lost control of his vehicle when the accelerator became stuck on Valley Road, Liversedge, around 10.15am today [sunday

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Tonight: Some evening sunshine, then a cool night with clear spells in the east, but also a few showers persisting in the west, mainly over the Pennines.
Tonights min temp 3C.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Monday: Sunny intervals and blustery showers, some heavy with a risk of hail and thunder, especially in the west. Feeling cold in the wind. Maximum temperature 12 deg C (54 deg F). Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday: Mainly dry on Tuesday and Wednesday with bright or sunny spells, but chilly nights with a risk of frost. On Thursday, cloudier, perhaps some rain in north.

WEATHER WARNING:
High winds over Yorkshire today.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Dry for much of the night and chilly for a time under clear skies and light winds. Cloudy by morning, though with a strengthening southwesterly breeze bringing a little rain or drizzle into Pennines areas
Tonights min temp:2C.
Sunday: Generally rather cloudy with rain for a time, especially over the Pennines, but some early brightness in the east and sunny spells developing later. Rather cool in a blustery wind.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday: Monday, a brisk, chilly northwesterly breeze bringing showers but with sunshine between. Tuesday and Wednesday, mainly dry with bright or sunny spells but chilly nights with a risk of frost.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Some clear spells, but generally rather cloudy with further showers, mainly in the east. A ground frost is also expected in places, but breezy near coasts.
Tonights min temp 3C.
Saturday: Sunny intervals and scattered showers through the morning with a few showers still on the heavy side. Becoming mostly dry during the afternoon with more sunshine developing.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday: Cloudy on Sunday with some outbreaks of mostly light rain. Sunny spells and scattered showers on Monday, then sunny spells and a few showers on Tuesday. Rather cold.

Royal Mail to be sold off:
business minister Michael Fallon has declared the business should be sold off within the year via an IPO, potentially raising £3bn.

Churchill to feature on new banknote:
Sir Winston Churchill will feature on the new design of a banknote which will enter circulation in 2016, the Bank of England has announced.
The wartime leader's image is planned to feature on the reverse of the new £5 note, together with one of his most celebrated quotations

Crews tackle National Library fire:
Firefighters are tackling a blaze at the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth, with smoke coming from the roof.

Woman on hen party dies in M62 crash:
A woman travelling to a hen party dies in a crash on the M62 in West Yorkshire which injured 19 people, six of them seriously

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YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Tonight: Skies will gradually become clear in all parts later in the evening and overnight. This will give a colder night than recently, with frost developing in many places.
Min temp tonight 4C.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Friday: Some sunshine at times but with showers becoming quite widespread, and with some of them heavy with hail. Feeling rather cold, with the showers wintry on high ground. Overnight frost. Maximum temperature 11 deg C (52 deg F). Outlook for Saturday to Monday: Sunshine and some further showers for a time Saturday, but with showers dying out later. Becoming cloudy, with a little rain, Sunday, then back to sunshine and showers for Monday.

GCSE English plan leaves speaking test out of final grade:
The speaking and listening element of GCSE English will no longer form part of the overall grade, under proposals from England's exams regulator Ofqual.

Hillsborough inquest set for 2014:
A fresh inquest into the deaths of the 96 Hillsborough victims will take place in early 2014, a coroner confirms.

Check before you travel:
Trains between Wakefield, Leeds and Sheffield are being delayed by up to 45 minutes.

Murder rate high in West Yorkshire despite crime fall:
west yorkshire’s homicide rate last year was higher than in nearly all of the UK’s major urban areas, according to a new report.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Large amounts of cloud for the most part, although some breaks will occur, especially in the east of the region, with a little rain or drizzle possible over the Pennines. Rather windy at times, too.
Tonights min temp 6C.
Tuesday: Mostly dry, less breezy, with varying and sometimes large amounts of cloud. However, sunny periods will occur, especially in the east of the region, where rather warm in places later.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday: Cloudy with spells of rain, with the rain perhaps heavy at times, particularly over the Pennines. By Friday colder, brighter conditions are expected but also with some heavy showers developing.

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YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Tonight: Dry and fine with clear spells at first, but also with a light to moderate southwesterly breeze. Increasing amounts of high cloud by morning.
Tonights minimum temp 3C.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Sunday: Dry and bright a first with hazy sunshine, then becoming cloudy with patchy rain during the day. Maximum temperature 11 deg C (52 deg F). Outlook for Monday to Wednesday: Monday, windy and rather cloudy with rain or drizzle developing. Tuesday and Wednesday, generally dry and bright, and feeling warm.

Reward for VW camper van stolen from West Bridgford:
A £2,500 reward has been offered for the safe return of a stolen camper van which has been missing for a month.
The Humphreys family said the 1966 split windscreen VW was "like another baby" and they are struggling emotionally to deal with the theft.
They bought the rare van, called Lizzy Beth, for £9,100 and spent six years and over £40,000 restoring it.

Queen to celebrate 87th birthday privately:
The Queen is to celebrate her 87th birthday privately, Buckingham Palace has said.

The monarch celebrates two birthdays each year - her actual birthday on 21 April and her official birthday on a Saturday in June.

Second Boston bomber suspect in custody:
Police found Dzhokhar Tsarnaev hiding on a boat stored in a garden in the Watertown suburb of the city after being alerted by a local resident.

The weekend is here!

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YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Any showers soon dying out this evening to leave a fine and dry night with clear intervals. A cold night with a grass frost likely and a few mist and fog patches may form by dawn.
Saturday: A chilly start to the day with any early mist and fog soon dispersing. Otherwise bright with a good deal of sunshine and remaining dry. Southwesterly breezes developing.
Tonights min temperature 2C.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday: Sunday, mostly cloudy and breezy with a spell of rain. Monday, windy and rather cloudy with rain or drizzle developing. Tuesday, brighter, feeling warmer and mostly dry.

Rolf Harris questioned in Yewtree sex offence probe:
Rolf Harris has been questioned by police over historical allegations of sexual offences.
The 83-year-old entertainer and artist was interviewed under caution after attending police premises in south London by appointment in November.

Three guilty of abuse of 'enslaved' woman in London:
Three people have been found guilty of abusing an Indian woman who was treated like a servant and sexually abused.

The mother of four, 39, from Hyderabad, was employed in three London households as a nanny and domestic worker.

Scottish Labour conference: Miliband talks of need for 'new settlement':
Labour leader Ed Miliband has called for a "new settlement" to heal economic and social divisions in Britain.

Mr Miliband told his party's Scottish conference his plan would ensure David Cameron was a one-term prime minister.

Huge manhunt for Boston bomb suspect:
People across Boston and surrounding suburbs have been told to stay indoors amid a massive police manhunt for one of two men suspected of carrying out the Boston Marathon bombings.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, remains at large after he escaped a shoot-out in which another suspect, his brother, died.

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Texas Waco fertiliser plant blast search for survivors:
Emergency services are searching for survivors after a blast at a fertiliser plant in the US state of Texas killed between five and 15 people.
More than 160 people were injured and dozens of buildings destroyed in the town of West, near Waco.
Three or four volunteer firefighters are among the missing after the explosion, which produced a tremor equivalent to a small earthquake.
Emergency services officials said ammonia may have caused the explosion.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
This Evening and Tonight: Generally rather cloudy overnight with some showery rain, the rain still affecting the south of the area by morning, although it should have become drier elsewhere. Still breezy at first, the winds easing later. Tonights minimum temperature 6C.
Friday: Some sunny intervals but generally rather cloudy at times. Scattered showers are still likely through the morning, but becoming largely dry by the afternoon. Light winds.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Saturday to Monday: Fine and dry on Saturday after a rather cold start. Dry with sunny spells at first on Sunday, but some rain likely later. Sunny intervals and a few showers Monday.

Good morning to all our listeners! Be careful today its a windy one!

SEVERE WIND WEATHER WARNING:
Yellow Warning of Wind for Yorkshire & Humber : East Riding of Yorkshire, Kingston upon Hull, North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire, North Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire & York valid from 1900 Wed 17 Apr to 1000 Thu 18 Apr.

Brighton considers drug-use rooms:
Brighton Council is to consider providing rooms where people can use illegal drugs safely without the fear of prosecution, in a bid to reduce deaths.

Two killed in two-car crash on A68:
Two people die and a man is air lifted to hospital with serious injuries after a two-car crash on the A68 in Northumberland.

Jamie’s Ministry of Food branching out into west Leeds:
Jamie’s Ministry of Food is branching out into west Leeds for a pilot project.
The brainchild of celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, the Ministry of Food Leeds set up its Kirkgate Market base three years ago which teaches people how to cook healthy, cheaper food.
The open day launch continues tomorrow, between 3pm and 7pm.
Phone Ministry of Food Leeds on 0113 242 5685 for more information.

Leeds man takes up right to die challenge:
A paralysed man from Leeds is taking up a legal challenge for the right to die with the help of a doctor, saying he would like to be able to choose when to “call it a day”.

WEATHER WARNING:
Winds are expected to strengthen this evening, initially across Irish Sea coastal areas of northwest Wales, northwest England and the far southwest of Scotland, where gusts of 60 to 65mph are likely. This swathe of strong winds will then transfer eastwards across other parts of northern England (and perhaps the far south of Scotland) overnight and early on Thursday morning. Inland gusts of 40 to 50mph are expected widely, with 60 to 65 mph gusts possible across (and perhaps locally to the east of) high ground.
The public should be aware of the potential for some localised disruption to travel.

SUPPORT WAKEFIELD HOSPICE:
28th April 2013. 10am-4pm. Spring fayre. At the Holiday Inn, Ossett. Show your support!

SHOW YOUR SUPPORT:
What's On:Theatre Royal Wakefield. 14-18th May 2013.
Wakefield West Riding Theatre Company Presents Fiddler on the Roof.
Tickets-
£14.50, £13.50, £11
(plus concessions)
Book now: 01924 211 311

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Thursday: Rather cloudy and very windy at first with some outbreaks of rain, then brightening up, winds easing, and with scattered afternoon showers.
FURTHER OUTLOOK:
Outlook for Friday to Sunday: Less windy on Friday with sunny spells and perhaps just the odd shower. Fine and dry on Saturday after a frosty start. Mostly dry with some sunny spells on Sunday.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Today: Cloudy and becoming windy again, with rain at times, some of it heavy initially, but the rain will probably become confined to the Pennines by the afternoon with most eastern parts becoming dry and brighter.
Tonight: Generally rather cloudy and very windy with some outbreaks of rain, mainly over the Pennines, with most eastern parts remaining dry with a few clear spells.
Tonights minimum temperature for Yorkshire 8C.

Baroness Thatcher's funeral service has begun at St Paul's Cathedral, attended by the Queen and dignitaries from the UK and around the world.

Appeal to stop spread of winter vomiting bug:
Cases of the winter vomiting bug norovirus have been confirmed on wards at Pinderfields and Dewsbury hospitals.
Bosses at Mid Yorksire Hospitals
Trust are urging people with symptoms of norovirus not to visit family and friends in hospital to avoid spreading the illness.

Next staff to share boss's bonus:
Staff at retailer Next are to get a cash bonus after the company's boss asked for a £2.4m share windfall to be distributed among employees.

YORKSHIRE WEATHER:
Dry this evening, becoming cloudy and windy with rain Wednesday.
This Evening and Tonight: Dry but breezy this evening, though the wind should ease through the night. Generally clear skies making it feel chilly for much of the night. Becoming cloudier later, with some rain moving into western parts by dawn.

Wednesday: Cloudy and becoming windy again, with rain at times, some of it heavy initially, but the rain will probably become confined to the Pennines later.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday: Blustery and rather cloudy with spells of rain Thursday. Less windy Friday with sunny spells and only a few showers. Fine and dry Saturday after a frosty start.

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Tonights minimum overnight temperature in Yorkshire will be 5C.

Armed Leeds post office robbery foiled by police and public:
ROBBERS armed with hammers were foiled by brave police and members of the public when they stormed a Leeds post office.
The two raiders forced their way behind the counter at the post office on Station Road, Burley-in-Wharfedale, just after 5pm on Monday. (April 15) The two men, wearing balaclavas and armed with a sledgehammer and a lump hammer, stole a small quantity of cash.
Anyone who witnessed the incident contact Airedale and North Bradford CID on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.

Visit Nostell Priory for free:

Visitors can explore Nostell Priory for free this weekend.
Families can save up to £30 by taking advantage of the National Trust’s Free Weekend.
To celebrate the event there will be den making in woods and a guided cycle ride around the parkland.
For more information visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/freeweekend and download a free voucher.

WARNING:Strong winds to continue in Wakefield.
Strong winds are expected to continue for the next few days.

Detectives investigating the murder of a Normanton man have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
Ryan Carruthers, 31, was killed in the early hours of Sunday at a flat on Smirthwaite View.
It is believed he was seen outside The Junction pub in Normanton with two other men chatting to a group of girls at around 1am on Sunday.
Detectives want to speak to anyone who saw or spoke to Mr Carruthers.
In particular they are trying to trace a white man, who was aged in his 20s, of medium build with short, dark hair.
He was wearing a round neck jumper and jeans.
Anyone with information should contact the Force’s Homicide and Major Enquiry Team on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111

Yellow Warning of Rain for Strathclyde : Argyll and Bute valid from 0800 Wed 17 Apr to 2359 Wed 17 Apr

Yellow Warning of Rain for Central, Tayside & Fife : Perth and Kinross & Stirling valid from 0800 Wed 17 Apr to 2359 Wed 17 Apr

Obama condemns 'act of terrorism' :
‎US President Barack Obama says the Boston marathon bombings were a "terrorist act", but says the motive and culprits are not yet known.

Iran struck by major earthquake:
‎Iran is hit by a 7.8-magnitude earthquake, the most powerful for more than 50 years, with tremors felt across Pakistan, India and the Middle East.

Blast hits Pakistan election rally:
At least nine people are killed and dozens injured after a suspected suicide bomb attack in Pakistan at an election rally in Peshawar.

Terror suspect's extradition rejected:
‎The European Court of Human Rights rules a terrorism suspect should not be extradited from the UK to the US due to his mental health problems.