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missing. That's all from the BBC News at Six - so it's goodbye from

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me - Good evening and welcome to

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BBC Look North. After 11 postponed court hearings,

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a man's sentenced to life after The victim of the attack

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in central Hull says more attention The City Council making thousands

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of pounds a year from drivers who From crazy paving to swimming pool

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closures, the issues in the battle From near financial ruin to the

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FA Cup, we look at Hull City's more than a year to see her attacker

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sentenced has criticised She says more attention is given

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to the offender than the victim. The judge described the delays

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as unjustifiable. Caroline Bilton joins me now from

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where the attack took place in Hull. This attack lasted for up to half an

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hour. She described the pain that she felt as she was dragged

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physically across the concrete. She said it was the most horrific thing

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she had ever felt in her life. The attack had a history of mental

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health issues and what he did to her left both and mentally scarred. He

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had me physically pinned to the ground. I try to pull myself back

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up. He just pushed me to the ground again. Only the arrival of the

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police stopped the attack. He said the amount of skin that had been

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scraped from my legs and knees and particular was quite a large part,

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but that was due to being dragged across the concrete. I still have

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got scars over a year later, and I've been told that these scars

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would be with me for life. Rowlands prize pleaded guilty to the

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attempted rape last March, but it has taken a year to sentence him.

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The case here at Hull Crown Court has been adjourned 11 times, due in

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part to an NHS dispute over who was responsible for paying for his care.

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I feel like I have not been treated as well as I should have. I feel

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that victims from Mike 's Berry and her not treated as well as the

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offenders themselves. Victims of crime must come first in our justice

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system. That is what the justice system is meant to be for, it is

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about fairness, but Justice must begin to the victims who suffer

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terrible crimes. The judge today described him as a dangerous

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individual and he said that he will serve life in a psychiatric unit and

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imprisoned. What did the judge say about how long this has taken to

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come to an end? He said that it was unjustifiable, he said it had also

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added to the victim 's distress and it had made her dead the criminal

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justice system. He will receive mental health care in the UK, but we

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have spoken to the Ministry of Justice today and they say that it

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is likely that he will be likely considered for deportation back to

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Latvia. The money goes in, but the only

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way any comes out again is if you Overpay

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and that your tough luck because And that is how easy it is

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for the City of Lincoln Council to From the BBC's Freedom

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of information request, the city of Lincoln Council took

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an extra ?95,000 last year on the ?3.2 million it takes

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annually from car parking charges. That is an extra 3% on top of what

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people should have paid every year. I think that is taking advantage

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of people unnecessarily. I work in the pub industry,

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if I overcharged by 3%, So why are

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the council allowed to do it? Parking,

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you have got to pay for it anyway, I don't agree with not giving

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change, but then it is very difficult for them to give change

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in a machine like that, isn't it? One motoring organisation doesn't

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think the technology is an excuse. Councils should make it easier to

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park, not more difficult, not hanging on the money that they

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are not entitled to. It is not as if Lincoln hasn't got

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the funds available to invest in new parking machines that might give

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change or offer an alternative way Lincoln does offer other options,

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you can pay by phone or use a card, some of the reasons why

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the council says the amount of annual overspend has actually

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decreased significantly since 2010. The British Parking Association says

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providing machines that offer change means bigger machines

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and more staff to maintain them. And they are more vulnerable

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to vandalism and thieves. So for the people of Lincoln

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and her visitors, for now, rising up to technology is

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your only option if you do not have Let us know what you think of this

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story. Is it up to the drivers to make sure they have the right change

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or are Lincoln City Council wrong to have these machines which don't give

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change? Get in touch. We asked if the council were guilty

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of overpaying? No, people can pay by credit card, they can pay over the

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phone. A huge amount of money over paid into your pocket? We have been

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the amount overpaid last year was a the amount overpaid last year was a

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figure of under ?67,000, and we have worked hard to reduce that all along

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the way. We can put people on the moon, why not have a machine that

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gives change? Most machines are pay on exit machines, they are larger

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and more complex and we usually have one machine in one car park. Why do

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you not do that smack the RAC has said this is not an issue? Well if

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you did your research, the pay and display machinery, they do not

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provide pay and display machines that give change. That people have

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not got the money back, it is tough luck, ?300,000 tough luck? ! I would

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say that any money that is overpaid is reinvested in those car parks and

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in those public services, and that is far better than I would suggest

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in what goes into pay and display machines in private operators when

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it swells the profits of the company. Do you want to get people

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to do away with money? No, not at all, we encourage people to use

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car parks, we offer different ways car parks, we offer different ways

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to pay and that is what we will continue to do. We will continue to

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do term when the machines, for renewal if we should move to pay on

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exit, that is something that local businesses and committees have been

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asking for, but to do that, it would need an investment of about ?1

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million to switch to pay on exit. Two people have been arrested during

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an anti`fracking protest at an East The arrests took place as protestors

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attempted to block the entrance to Around 30 police officers were

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called to the site after protestors tried to prevent a number of waste

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water disposal tankers entering. The protestors,

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who've been camped there since the beginning of the week, are claiming

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that the owner Rathlin Energy plans to conduct fracking in the area

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in order to extract shale gas. To local people, a husband and wife,

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very brave people, they're here to fight for their community. We will

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continue to follow that story. The family

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of an elderly cancer patient claims she was forced to die in agony,

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because of problems with the end Enid Smith wanted to spend her final

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hours at the nursing home where But her son

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and daughter claim failings in the care service meant her death was

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needlessly painful and distressing Our health correspondent,

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Vicky Johnson reports. Two months later, the family are

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still distressed by the way that she died. She was begging over and over

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again, help me, help me. Enid had suffered from cancer and she was

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assured by the local palliative care service that they would help to have

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a dignified, pain`free death. It was not to be. She was told she would

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have a peaceful death and she would sleep away, but it wasn't the right

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amount of medicine she was given, because she still woke up. Good

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palliative care should provide pain relief according to a hospice in the

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city. Often, we would prescribe medication in the event of the

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patient having distressing symptoms. That can be done in any health care

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setting. But even it was not cared for in the hospice, it has been

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claimed that staff shortages meant she was not given the support

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needed. The health care partnership that runs the local palliative care

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service has said they launched a detailed investigation into the

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complaints from the family, but they complaints from the family, but they

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say they will not share their findings on the other family have

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been informed. More than 350,000 people in England need palliative

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care every year. Around one third still do not get any. And of life,

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that should just be compassion and care, and that is what it should be

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about. Some charities are calling for resources to be diverted into

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the community. We know that a lot of people, it is quite clear, they

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would prefer to die at home, and given the choice, they would like to

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be able to do that. It would be great if some of the resources could

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be directed in that way. This is the week when all of us are encouraged

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to make plans for our final days, to make plans for our final days,

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but for some people like Enid, the support simply is not there.

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The North East Lincolnshire election battleground...

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From "crazy paving" to swimming pool closures.

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From near financial ruin to the final of the world's most famous cup

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competition ` Hull City's journey to Wembley.

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If you have a photograph that you would like is the sea, send it in,

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tonight?s photograph is of grim Skippy `` Grimsby. Hello, time for

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not recognise a book, and accept not recognise a book, and accept

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that was played to a book, and accept that was played Hugh at

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tea`time on radio Humberside? Unless you wrote the book yourself? ! It is

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one of five I have written in the last few years!

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The headline for the next 24 hours, it is a very good one, sunny periods

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and warm across all parts of the region through tomorrow. 20 degrees

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today, 21 possibly tomorrow, 22, possibly. High pressure in charge.

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For most of us going to Wembley, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, if you

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have a long weekend, it is beautiful. Temperatures in the low

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70s Fahrenheit. It looks pretty good for we are, we have had some cloud

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coming from the north`west in the last couple of hours, but it is

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still a fine evening. Some sunny spells and then overnight, it looks

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set to be dry with clear periods developing. A very light breeze,

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some Mr Ness and some patchy fog in the valley by dawn. Lowest

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temperatures around 9 degrees. That is 48 Fahrenheit. `` some missed. A

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lovely start to the day, some patchy cloud, but essentially it is dry and

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bright with some long spells of sunshine. Temperatures rise, some

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patchy clouds developing, but it will stay bright, warm, further

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sunny spells in the Friday evening. The top afternoon temperatures,

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generally around 20, 20 1 degrees. Western parts of Lincolnshire, 22

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degrees tomorrow. That is a very nice 72 Fahrenheit. Very similar on

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Saturday, the chance of an afternoon shower, and some showers could break

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out later on Sunday, but the weekend is looking fine and it turns much

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more unsettled next week. It was very dark today, was that forecast?

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That was cloud! I think your eyesight is going!

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From the so`called "crazy paving" scheme in Grimsby to the proposed

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There's no shortage of issues in the political battle for control

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Elections take place next Thursday and our Political Editor Tim Iredale

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has been speaking to the main candidates.

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It is that time of the year when conversation turns to the price of

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fish to who will win the upcoming election. Voters in Grimsby will

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have their say on how the local council can improve their lives? May

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be some better, cheaper parking. Lower the rates for the shops and

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filled the streets up with decent shops. Have decent places for young

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people to go, so they can do things rather than hanging around the shops

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and drink. The politically choppy waters currently look like this in

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north`east Lincolnshire. Labour are in control of the Council, the

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Conservatives have 11 councillors, you give have three councillors. ``

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UKIP. Labour claim to have created many new jobs in the area. We have

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brought in new jobs and regeneration, and lots of new

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redevelopments. New hotels being developed as we speak. The town

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centre is being redeveloped. Meanwhile, the Conservatives are

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council that is not exactly swimming council that is not exactly swimming

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in cash. The idea to move the bath and rebuilt elsewhere at a cost of

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millions, whereas a refurbishment of the existing pool could be done for

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the quarter of the cost is something that the Conservatives have spoken

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about for some time. You part `` UKIP, they want to look at cutting

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some of management. The Lib Dems say a controversial block paving scheme

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in parts of Grimsby town centre is an example of why more consultation

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is needed. It seems to be an ongoing situation where they have to dig up

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large sections of the crazy paving and people are beginning to say,

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what is going on with this local authority? These political leaders

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have just one week left to convince the people of North East

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Lincolnshire to vote for them. Thanks to everyone who got in touch

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after our story about Grimsby's MP Austin Mitchell who refused to

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apologise for comparing a US pharmaceutical company to a rapist

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over it's takeover of a UK rival. Many of you got in touch

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and overwhelmingly were Andrea says,

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"They should leave Austin alone. Learn the English language

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and stop trying to point score. Austin is the only MP I know who

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speaks the truth and speaks sense." Cheryl says, "It's getting

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ridiculous in this Country. You dare not say anything

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in case someone complains." Judy says, "Austin Mitchell

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has nothing to apologise for. The point he made was true

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and the Tory woman who objected A new scheme is underway to help

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protect and encourage the otter The work at Tophill Low Nature

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reserve was started after otters were forced out of

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their homes during recent flooding. Yorkshire Water have built new dens

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and installed cameras, to offer a safe place to

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the animals and a chance for members After the flooding of 2012, a lot of

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the river banks went underwater, and we saw the footage of a young couple

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who was washed out of his home, and we wanted to create a new home they

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have some receive to breed in. Museums and galleries across

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East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire are preparing to open at night

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as part of a national event. The 2021 Visual Arts Centre

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in Scunthorpe is one of almost 700 nationwide taking part in 'Museums

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at Night' over the next 72 hours. A lot of people do not have time

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because of working to go to the museum, we are working after hours,

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but a lot of the time, visitors to not get a chance to visit.

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To find out which museums near you will be open as part

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In 48 hours from now, we'll know whether or not Hull City

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Unless there's extra time and penalties!

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It's the most famous club competition in the world and not

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many City fans would have predicted a place in the final when it went

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Our sports reporter Simon Clark plots their remarkable rise.

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It may be hard to believe in this special week,

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but 14 years ago this month, Hull City staff found themselves locked

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It was a complex wrangle between leisure centre magnate

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David Lloyd, who woned the stadium and a group taking over the running

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Matt Barlow covered the darkest days for the Hull Daily Mail.

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To think about anything that happened since is amazing.

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Wembley is going to be such a fabulous location

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and everybody connected with the club and especially all the fans,

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I just think they deserve it, after everything they've lived through.

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And following the team through many of the lows, and a few of the high

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One year later, Leeds businessman Adam Pearson bought the troubled

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It was 20 minutes from going out of existence.

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It was in the bottom half of the bottom tier of the football

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But it had a core of supporters that was loyal to it

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and kept it going, and I knew if I could buy into that passion,

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The eventual appointment of Peter Taylor as manager yielded

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I think it was just everybody working extremely hard and I

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honestly do look back at the time and I am of course pleased

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with the promotions, delighted with that, but I'm more pleased

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Taylor had gone before it?s favourite son Dean

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Windass, this week showing off the FA Cup, fired them into the Premier

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When I get a bit fed up, I watch myself and I even cry

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It was just a memorable day for myself, I scored a goal.

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It is one of those defining moments in my life.

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From the locked gates of Boothferry to the open gates of Wembley, this

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has been some journey for a club that at one stage had no future.

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The story of Hull City has been one of football 's fairy tales.

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Tomorrow night, we would be reading out some good luck messages, and if

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you would like your messages read out, get in touch tonight. Send us a

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text or you can e`mail us. You can also follow us on Twitter. Tomorrow

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at 6:30pm, we would be just outside Wembley and if you are in London

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tomorrow and are down early, then, and the us outside Wembley tomorrow

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night from 6:30pm for the programme life.

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Let's have a re`cap of the national and regional headlines, grief turns

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to anger in Turkey as more than 100 men are still missing in the mining

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disaster. At 11 postponed court hearings, a man is sentenced to life

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after the attempted rape of a woman. Tomorrow, dry and bright, a

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warm day and stop temperatures in the afternoon getting up to 22

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parking machines in link in that parking machines in link in that

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unit give change, a big response after our guest from the city

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council. Clare in Lincoln says I disagree that they should give

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change, people should be organised and bring change with them. Katie

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says, of course the council will make up excuses, they are reaping

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the benefit of people not having correct change. Philip in Lincoln

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says, funny how the parking charges are never 50p or ?1, if like me you

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never have small change, you have to pay extra money, it is

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at the European elections on May the 22nd.

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