12/04/2014 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

Mike Wooldridge, BBC News, Lahore. There's more throughout the evening

on the BBC It's less than 24 hours before Hull

City play for a place in thd FA Cup final. More than 25,000 Tigers

City play for a place in the FA Cup final. More than 25,000 Tigdrs fans

have bought tickets for the match with Sheffield United. Our reporter

Phillip Norton is in the capital and has been speaking to fans who have

already made the journey down South. There are a lot back in the hotel.

The police will be buzzing later. `` this is

later. Here in the capital the supporters

are building. Have a meal, enjoy the atmosphere.

When it tomorrow kicks in at. I am hoping to come back for the final.

We are having a great time. I think we make when June`1. `` `1.

If the Tigers managed to beat the If the Tigers managed to beat the

opponents tomorrow. Hopefully it will be a good game.

This is not the pinnacle. The pinnacle is to get to the fhnal

This is not the pinnacle. The pinnacle is to get to the final. I

pinnacle is to get to the fhnal I am delighted for the thousands that

are going. We can only make it special if we win the match. 25 000

special if we win the match. 25,000 house of the supporters are making

the trip. You can hear full commentary on

the trip. You can hear full commentarx on the

F.A.Cup Semi Final on BBC R`dio Humberside. They'll be live at

Wembley stadium with all the build Wembley stadium with all thd build

up starting at three o clock. Elsewhere in football, Scunthorpe

United were hoping to go top of League Two today. Paddy Madden

scored their first, but Burx equalised shortly afterwards. Paul

Hayes then gave them the le`d again, Hayes then gave them the lead again,

before Bury scored in the l`st minute. But with Rochdale losing,

the Iron are now top of the table. In the Conference, Grimsby Town beat

Chester 2`1. Lincoln City fell behind at Salisbury but equ`lised

behind at Salisbury but equalised through Sean Newton before Danny

Rowe scored the winner in the final minute.

A taskforce is to be set up to help miners who face losing their jobs at

Kellingley mine. UK Coal, which runs Kellingley, says trading conditions

are extremely tough and the mines need to close. The Government has

offered a ?10 million loan, but only to bridge the gap between now and

closure in Autumn 2015. The task force will help miners re`train and

find other employment. Five dogs, including a Crufts

champion worth several thousand pounds, have been stolen during a

robbery in East Yorkshire. Humberside Police said the five dogs

were taken from a house in Lissett, near Driffied on Thursday. One of

the dogs stolen was named Bdst Puppy in Breed at Crufts last month.

A relative of Hull's most famous son, William Wilberforce, h`s

son, William Wilberforce, has returned to the city today. His

great, great, great grand`daughter, Lady Kate Davson, was in Hull as

Christians from across the country paid tribute to the anti`sl`very

campaigner. People took part in the day of prayer and Lady Davson said

she hoped Hull's future was brightening.

It is on that list of the 40 most applied cities in this country. ``

deprived. An employment. All these matters needs to be addressed.

Let's get the weather forec`st matters needs to be addressdd.

Let's get the weather forecast now, Let's get the weather forec`st now,

with Jennifer Bartrum. Lots of cloud around and the odd spot of drizzle

continuing into this evening. Staying busy easy from the

south`west. There could be a touch south`west. There could be ` touch

of frost approval spots. Sunny spells tomorrow in London. At home

it will also be a decent D. High pressure dominating next week.

That is all for now. Goodbyd. We start with a look at the latest

satellite sequence, because it shows what has been going on over the last

few hours. This band of cloud has been slipping south across England

and Wales.