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Good evening, thank you for joining The headlines.

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The BBC learns that a fault has been identified in the type of

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ejector seat used by the Red Arrows. After 15 years, the hunt for a

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missing man from Lincolnshire. You are in limbo, you cannot grieve

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properly, because you have not found a body.

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Also, the turbines being slowed down in high winds because they are

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too noisy. And, we reveal the winner of the

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sporting unsung hero award. And, joined me for your forecast,

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Good evening. We have learned that a fault has been identified in the

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type of ejector seat used by the Red Arrows. Sean Cunningham died

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when his ejector seat propelled him out of his station the plane on

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eighth November. In a Civil Aviation Authority document seen by

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us, engineers highlight a problem with a small part of the seat

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mechanism. The document raises the concern

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that the Parachute on Sean Cunningham's ejector seat failed to

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deploy a because of a fault with a shackle inside his jet. If that

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system does not work smoothly, it will delay the opening of the

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parachute, which might mean it will not open in time to allow survival.

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The Civil Aviation Authority have issued this emergency directives

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for all civil aircraft fitted with the same ejector seat as the Red

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Arrows. It instructs owners to make a series of adjustments to the

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seeds before take-off because of their problem with the release of

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the parachute. The Civil Aviation Authority says it issued the

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warning after learning of a problem in Sean Cunningham's plane. Ejector

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seats have posed a problem in the past. In July, cracks were found in

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some of them, and the entire fleet was branded them. It is supposed to

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be the pilot's saviour, activated as a last resort, rockets are set

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off under the seat, and a parachute should bring the pilot safely to

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the ground. The manufacturer told The even when this investigation is

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over, the leading aviation experts say the Red Arrows' ageing planes

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produce a long-term problem. It is a long shot to say they MoD will

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have to find the money to replace the planes. Within 18 months,

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unless they have decided to buy new planes, you have got to think that

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the game is up. They are professional aviators at the top of

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their game, and by a process of osmosis, that would cost the Royal

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Air Force. They deliver more than the displays. The MoD says the

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Squadron will continue to operate with the Jets until 2018, and would

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not speculate further. While the investigation continues, the RAF's

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fleet of these planes remains grounded.

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Inside Out will have a report on the future of the Red Arrows on BBC

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One in just under an hour. In a moment, once the cutting-edge

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of design, demolition begins on a 1960s multi-storey car park in

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Scunthorpe. They wind farm in East Yorkshire is

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so noisy that the turbines are being deliberately slowed down in

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strong winds and that night. Officials have installed equipment

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to monitor noise levels near Bridlington. Wind energy has also

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come under attack from royalty, the Duke of Edinburgh reportedly

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described wind turbines as absolutely useless. Their

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supporters, he said, of believing in fairy-tales.

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They are seen by some as the solution to our energy needs, but

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to others, they are a nuisance. For John Osk, the turbines are keeping

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him up at night. It is like a low- level raw. My mother, who is hard

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of hearing, she has heard them. It is a constant presence, if you're

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not careful, it could dominate your life. Regulations say sound coming

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from a wind turbine should not be more than 40 decibels near a house,

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about the same as the hum of a fridge, but sound knowledge and

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equipment set up in his back garden found it was louder. House officers

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found that, during high wind, the noises coming from these wind

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turbines exceeded the noise limits allowed, so now new conditions have

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been put in place. The turbines are slowed down. That is when the wind

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is too strong. But noise pollution is just one complaint. An ugly blot

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on the landscape is another. The government has to meet its

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renewable energy targets, 20% by 2020, which means more wind farms

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for East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. A lot of people are in favour of

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wind turbines, they know what they stand for, we can look at it and we

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know it is producing energy. That one is turning fairly slowly, but

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it is still producing enough to power 2000 homes. Back here, the

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new owners of the farm are continuing to monitor the noise

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level. But for John, this source of green energy comes at too high a

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price. I spoke to Charles Anglin from

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Renewables UK. That is an organisation which speaks for the

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wind turbine industry. I asked how the noise problem is being dealt

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with. There are 3000 turbines onshore in

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the UK. In 300 different farms. On average, they are working 85% of

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the time, that is 22 million hours of wind farm operation every year.

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But we get complaints, saying that they are noisy, some people see

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them not working when they should be working. In the last three years,

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despite over 60 million hours of operation, there has been precisely

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one noise complaint upheld against wind farms. However, where there

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are issues, where people are concerned about noise, our members

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strive to be considerate neighbours, good neighbours, so if there are

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issues, they respond to them. This example is good, a conscientious

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developer, listening to local residents, even though there is no

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statutory level of nuisance, has agreed to moderate the operation of

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the wind farm as a result. That is something that should be welcomed

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and commended. The Duke of Edinburgh, he said they are

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absolutely useless, and that supporters are believing in fairy-

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tales. Many people will think he has got a good point. Those fairy-

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tales of operating and Paris and 3 million homes, we are thus placing

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lots of carbon dioxide every year. A quarter of a power stations are

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given to close over next decade. We can either build power stations

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which use imported gas, from places like Russia and Iran and Algeria

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that do not like us very much, or we could have clean, green, UK wind

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energy. That is a better choice. Was he wrong? I am not going to

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comment on what he may have said in a private conversation, but I know

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that this works, it is working now, and it will work in the future.

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Let's throw this one open. We would like your views. Was the Duke of

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Edinburgh right? Can they provide an answer to our increasing energy

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needs? Should we learn to live with them, even if they do at times

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disturb the peace the countryside? We will have some views before we

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finish at 7pm. A pathologist has told the inquest

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that a man would not have suffered a cardiac arrest which led to his

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death if he had not been restrained by door staff in Lincoln. Professor

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Guy Rutty was giving evidence at the inquest of William Pleasants,

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who died outside the Engine Shed in October 2008. Professor Rutty told

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the jury that William died because of their lack of oxygen to his

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brain, caused by his cardia caressed.

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An investigation is under way after a fire at Claxby Hall. 12 crews

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were involved in fighting the flames, which have destroyed most

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of the reef. It took 65 firefighters more than three hours

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to control the fire. It is 15 years to the day since

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Michael fewer died. He went missing, having told his family that he

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believe that he was murdered, but they have no clues where his body

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could be. His sister told our reporter about the torment of not

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knowing what has happened. This is him when he was about eight

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years old, he was just a normal little boy, growing up. Treasured

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memories of a younger brother, much loved and still desperately missed.

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It is exactly 15 years since Michael she would dine disappeared

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from his home. He was 32 years old, and he had a daughter, who was then

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aged eight. His sister has described his disappearance as a

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mystery. 15 years on, she is still determined to establish exactly

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what happened. You are in limbo. You cannot grieve, because you have

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not found a body. You are still looking for him. With that glimmer

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of hope that he might still be alive. It was here in the

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Lincolnshire village where Michael lived and was last seen on 21st

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November 1996. Every team missing persons inquiry was launched, but

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three years later, after new evidence emerged, the circumstances

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of the case changed. Lincolnshire Police launched a murder

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investigation. While several people have been interviewed, no charges

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have ever been brought. Police investigations have since revealed

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that Michael had been concern for his safety, telling friends of his

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concerns on the night he disappeared. He was clearly fearful

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on that evening to, who he was going to meet. We do not know where

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that was. There has been no trace of him since that time. On the 15th

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anniversary of his disappearance, his family believes people may

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still be withholding important Thank you are watching

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Still ahead tonight. Meet the winner of this year's BBC Sport

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And find out how East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire raised more than half

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a million pounds for Children in Holmpton Cliffs near Withernsea

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taken by Peter Loft. That's it tonight's photograph.

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Police say East Yorkshire clearly. Try saying it now. East Yorkshire.

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I enjoyed your tweets on Sunday morning. You were complaining you

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could not sleep. If anyone knows that the cure for

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insomnia, they know where to come. insomnia, they know where to come.

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It is a depressing headline for the next 24 hours. A weather front

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pushing in tomorrow. But after that, we will go rid of all that dull

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weather. A big change coming by the middle of this week. End up the

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short term, it is more of the same of. We have already got some fog

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developing in places. It is a misty evening across all parts of

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Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. There could be some patchy rain in places

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as well. Yet again, frost-free, lowest temperatures of the six or

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Tomorrow, a grey start with fog and places. A little drizzle. During

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the day, things are deteriorate. This weather front bringing

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outbreaks of rain and drizzle towards us. It may begin to dry up

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across the north-west, but conditions will remain cloudy. A

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bit of a dreary day. Tennis Celsius in Hull. Similar value as a cross

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from -- tennis Celsius. Similar Several people have said to me that

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you do not see it clearly. Its not the first time it has been

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mentioned, I will try harder. Sport now, Damian Johnson's here

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with news of a winning start for Nick Barmby as the new Hull City

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manager. How did the team perform for the new boss?

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Very well. They won. A goalscoring return for Cameron Stewart. Stewart

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scored the second goal in his first game back after a serious knee

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injury. The win takes the Tigers back into the play off places.

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Peter Dixon reports. It was a fairly low key arrival for

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Hull City's new caretaker manager. There were, no doubt, some nerves

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for Cameron Stewart, making his first appearance since accrue she

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it injury. -- cruciate ligament It was a perfect start for a new

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manager. It's not about me, it's about the players. Their attitude

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and their commitment was superb. You can see the passes and the play

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that we did. That is what these boys can do. I thought they were

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fantastic. He would take charge again for the visit of Burnley on

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Saturday. But he is just the caretaker, what

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is the chance of is taking charge on a permanent basis?

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Pretty good. You have got to fancy his chances of getting it.

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The Scunthorpe United manager was critical of his players after they

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slumped it to hit their third defeat of the season. The visitors

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took the lead early on. Scunthorpe were booed off at half-time.

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I every year in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, - -- Every year in

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Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, we look out for sport's unsung heroes as

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part of the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year award. One

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candidate is 74-year-old Tony Bradwell who introduces disabled

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people in Grimsby and Cleethorpes to all sorts of sports from

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shooting to fishing, from cycling to tenpin bowling. I've been along

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to meet him. Just Tibet like that. Tony Bradwell

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helps about 60 people every week with a range of disabilities to

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enjoy sport. Since 2007, he has spent five days a week, 52 weeks a

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year volunteering for Foresight. The charity is like a family and he

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is like the father. When I first started, they would not speak to

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each other, now they never shut up. Tory either -- tory either

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organises the groups themselves or organises volunteers. If there are

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not well, they will come to me. But they get the same treatment as if

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they were able bodies do. And that is as it should be. They are a

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broader front, they are people. has got patience and tolerance. He

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has also got eyes of the back of his head ex mack if he retires from

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Foresight, we will never find a volunteer that gives us what he

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does. At any back does not know that he has won the award. He knows

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nothing about it. It will be a bit of a surprise for them. Is there an

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Tony Bradwell care? You have won the Unsung Hero Award.

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Congratulations. Thank you very much. You do terrific work, I had

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been hearing all about it. What is your reaction? What is the reaction,

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everyone? Well done. You can send The family of a teenager from

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Scunthorpe are crossing their fingers after watching him perform

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in the final of the Australian X- Reece Mastin moved Down Under with

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his family six years ago. This morning, those back in North

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Lincolnshire watched his performance in the final of the

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reality show. They now face an anxious wait to see if he's won.

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The results aren't revealed until tomorrow.

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Demolition is due to start on a crumbling 1960s' multi-storey car

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park in Scunthorpe. When it was built, it was at the cutting edge

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of architecture, but as Simon Spark reports, town planners soon turned

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against such modern designs. Another sign of the Times... They

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were the cutting edge buildings of their day. Somewhere to park your

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car. But Scunthorpe is just about to lose its most iconic car park.

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It has been around since their early 1970s, but demolition has

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already begun after that building was found to be structurally

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unstable. It is a concrete construction. It is one we would

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have liked to keep. Should Scunthorpe are we sad Butler-Sloss?

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It was built in the brutalist style of architecture. A stab both loved

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and hated. It has been part of our landscape for decades. In Sheffield,

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instead of demolishing these flats, they have been renovated. This car

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park is being featured in films. This man thinks they have had their

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day. They must have looked nice against Mediterranean the blue

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skies, but in England, at him winter, they look pretty awful.

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What would people prefer? Some decent of shops. All be get his

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power under shops. Another piece of local history gone. At the moment,

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there are no plans for what will take its place. People just talk

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that what ever does take its place, it will be good for the town.

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How is the demolition going? Things are progressing pretty

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quickly. Things started about 30 minutes ago. This is happening at

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night to minimise disruption to shoppers and businesses. What we

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are witnessing here is set -- is they changing face of Scunthorpe.

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It is the end of an architectural era for this type of car park.

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Thank you very much. More than half a million pounds has

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been raised in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire for Children in Need.

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Friday night saw choirs sing for top honours at the BBC Children in

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Need Rocks event. The audience at the Hull Truck Theatre were

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entertained by seven sets of Seven choirs singing for one very

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Thousands it turned him to watch the competition. -- of thousands

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are tuned in to watch the competition. But it was just one

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way that people in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire helped. Remit

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fantastic craft and food items. have been swimming in our pyjamas.

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Recycled from Germany to Lincoln. So far, Look North viewers have

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raised a whopping �500,000 for children indeed. But that figure is

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expected to go up. The winners were the ones in the

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yellow T-shirts, Victoria Dock Primary School. This afternoon they

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were singing at a supermarket in Hull and I went to listen.

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# Rudolf the red nosed reindeer... How does it feel?

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It feels very proud and happy. We were apprehensive before the bed

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out, but once we got out there, the children sang amazingly and we were

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all so proud. Did you enjoy it? because we got to go on stage.

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you were on the television. Did you think you were going to win? Yes,

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because we had been practising for a long time. Did you think you were

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going to them? I was not sure. was the most frightening part of

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the whole experience? Probably talking to you right now.

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Congratulations, you have done a fantastic job.

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They were wonderful. Well done to them. And well done to all the

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other choirs that took part. Let's get a recap of the national

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and regional headlines. Milly Dowler's mother gives evidence

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against those she believes hacked into her daughter's phone,

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describing the moment when she thought that messages had been

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deleted by Milly herself. The BBC learns that a fault has

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been identified in the type of ejector seat used by the Red Arrows.

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Dull and damp tomorrow. But mild. A big response on the subject of

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wind turbines. Craig says, they create jobs and are clean,

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renewable energy. This one, I have stood right next

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to those turbines, they do not make a noise.

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Would the Duke of Edinburgh complain if his lights went out?

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