#LeedsFest 2015

One hundred driving licences, 96 mobile phones and 172 bank cards are among items being held in lost property after this weekend's Leeds Festival.

More than 70,000 music lovers watched over 200 bands perform on eight stages at the three day event.

Authorities are holding on to dozens of items lost at Bramham Park and want revellers to get in touch to claim the goods.

All enquiries are being dealt with via email: lostleedsfest@gmail.com. Items can be claimed up to six week after the festival has closed.

Tens of thousands of music lovers have been packing up and heading home today after the North's biggest music festival this weekend. And it seems next year's headliners have already been booked. Emily Kerr has more.

Rock band Ash said they were glad to be back in West Yorkshire to perform at Bramham Park.

The band last graced the Leeds Festival stage in 2010. They made a pit-stop during rehearsals to talk to ITV reporter Sarah Clark when they revealed how they picked the name for their latest album - Kablammo!

The massive clear-up has started this morning at Bramham Park as music-lovers leave Leeds Festival.

70,000 fans watched over 200 bands perform on eight stages at the three day event.

American rock act Metallica closed the festival last night. There has been some traffic congestion this morning on the A64 as vehicles leave but it is expected to ease this afternoon.

Around 70,000 people have been enjoying the atmosphere at a sunny Leeds festival swapping umbrellas for sunglasses.

With Mumford and sons headlining the main stage and the Libertines headlining last night- organisers say the event has been going down a storm.

Tomorrow music fans can look forward to American rock act Metallica as well as Bring Me The Horizon, Royal Blood, The Wombats and many more as over 200 acts perform on eight stages.

It is day two at Leeds Festival where music lovers will be able to see headline perfomance from Mumford and Sons.

It is the first time the London based rock band Mumford and Sons have headlined in Leeds. Other bands on today include Alt-J, Bastille, Palma Violets, Drenge, Peace and Swim Deep.

Around 70,000 music fans will be able to watch dozens of acts performing across seven stages at the event held at Bramham Park over three days.

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Bramham Park in is a sea of tents and revellers tonight as thousands of people descend on the site for the opening day of Leeds Festival.

The Libertines will be headlining tonight, Mumford and Sons and Metallica among the rest of the weekend's line-up.

Sally Simpson spent the day soaking up the atmosphere: