Leeds Festival 2013

The organisers of Leeds Festival have released a statement about the death of a 19-year-old man at the three day event.

A popular teenage guitarist who was about to go to university has died after collapsing at the Leeds Festival.

James Houghton, 19, from Hartlepool, travelled to the event with friends.

Police are investigating the "unexplained death", which is not being treated as suspicious.

His mother Paula is a deputy head of year at Manor College of Technology, where her son was a pupil.

He was due to take a place at Manchester University.

The teenager was a keen guitarist who was involved with the Red Dreams charity which nurtures young talent.

Anne Malcolm, headteacher at Manor College, said the school extended its support to his family.

She told the Hartlepool Mail that the popular, intelligent teenager was one of the highest-performing pupils when he left in 2010 and said, "James was a bright light who will be greatly missed."

West Yorkshire Police are investigating the death of a 19-year-old man at Leeds Festival. officers were called to the on site medical facilities late on Sunday night after he collapsed elsewhere on the site. He was pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene.

Police say they are not treating his death as suspicious and the man's family have been informed.

The thousands of music lovers have packed up and left Bramham Park today as Leeds festival came to an end. The bad weather didn't stop the party atmosphere over the whole of the three days, as Sarah Clark reports.

Fan Liam Bartle interviewed Leeds band Alt-J at Leeds Festival.

Up and coming band Theory 59 from Cleethorpes played an exclusive acoustic set for Calendar at Leeds Festival.

After three days of live music, Leeds Festival-goers will be making their way home from Bramham Park today. Around 75 thousand people attended the event, which has been held for the last 15 years.

A 35-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly being found with twelve stolen mobile phones, watches, jewellery, a handbag, a purse and a wallet at Leeds Festival. Suspected Class A and Class B drugs were also seized by officers.

The man was taken to Stainbeck Police Station for questioning on suspicion of Theft, Possession of Drugs and offences under the Proceeds of Crime Act. He currently remains in custody and enquiries are ongoing.

The good weather finally came out for the thousands of music fans enjoying this year's final day at Leeds festival and for two local bands who took to the stage for the first time, it couldn't have got any better as Sarah Clark reports:

The good weather finally came out for the thousands of music fans enjoying this year's final day at Leeds festival. And for two local bands who took to the stage for the first time, it couldn't have got any better as Sarah Clark reports.