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03/08/2014

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with the late news after the Commonwealth Games closing ceremony,

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Students at Hull College say they're shocked the cost of some

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Short courses in jewellery have gone up by more

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than a third, and those in ceramics and glass have almost tripled.

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Hull College says it needs to make the changes to cover the costs

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But some students fear it whll put people off enrolling.

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Here's our Arts Correspondent, Anne`Marie Tasker.

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Making ceramics and glasswear is Simone's passion.

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In her spare time she has taken the ten`week long courses in Hull

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But when she went to enrol again for September, she was shocked to

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find the cost had increased from just over ?100 to ?300.

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I appreciate that everything is getting more expensive

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but I'm just surprised that it is going up by about 200 percent.

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I am concerned that the course may not survive the depending on how

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many people will enrol becatse they need a certain amount of people to

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No one from Hull College wotld be interviewed but in a statement

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it said, at present the course is not under threat of closure.

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But seems the high costs of running a ceramics course is affecthng

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In 2007`8, 440 ceramics courses were rtnning

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The Crafts Council said that might be in part because ceramics has been

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absorbed into wider design courses but it could also be

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The gallery studio 11 in Hull rents out its wheel and

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The gallery's owner says for her and others who learn the craft

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at college, it is not just a hobby but a business.

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The ability of colleges and universities to subsidise these

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courses has become less and less really.

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It is a terrible shame because I think things like ceramics we are

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talking about at the moment has a terrific social value but it also

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And forms are a really important part of this country's GDP.

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Simone says she too hopes turn her craft into a business

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and worries how long there will be a course in Hull to support her

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A 46`year`old man is in hospital in Grimsby with life threatening

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injuries after he was assaulted outside a pub.

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It happened yesterday evening outside the Rutland Arms pub

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Lincolnshire's Georgie Twigg has won a silver medal in the

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The 23`year`old was part of the women's Hockey team which was

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In the Super League, Hull KR's play off hopes suffered

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Tomorrow sees the 100th anniversary of the

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During the conflict, Hull became a frequent target for German

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Now, a local playwright has written a radio play about the effect it had

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Described by children as silver cigars, German zeppelins brought

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wonder, then terror to first world war Hull. Three people were killed

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here on Porter Street in thdir first raid.

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And the effect of those bombings is being reflected in a play specially

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recorded for BBC Radio Humbdrside. Nats play being recorded

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Matt Sutton plays a soldier, called Samuel.

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Between 1915 and 1918 Hull was bombed eight times ` with around 50

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air raid warnings. Often struck unintentionally, the Zeppelins

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jettisoned bombs if they cotldn t reach inland targets.

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The play Yearning Hearts looks at the effect the raids had on the

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fictional Wade family. It's ideas came from people living in Hull now`

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imagining the past ` and sh`ring what they own of it.

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I hate a moving experience meeting someone who had a trench di`ry

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I hate a moving experience leeting someone who had a trench diary pass

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someone who had a trench di`ry pass on to him. `` I had a moving

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experience. The result is an 8 episode long

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drama ` imaging the effects of the And you can hear the play on BBC

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Radio Humberside starting this week. Yearning Hearts is on Tuesd`y

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through to Friday at 10:10am in the David Burns show

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and then repeated at 2:45 And with the weather forecast

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for the rest of the weekend, Dry with clear spells

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for most overnight, and the wind A few short lived mist patches will

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form in places like Stamford Most parts will stay dry with bright

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or sunny spells, but one or two isolated aftdrnoon

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showers may develop. Feeling a little warmer

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in the light winds. 22C (72F).

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Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday Warm with sunny spells

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and scattered showers for Tuesday and Wednesday, with some quite heavy

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showers possible. Considerable uncertainty

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for Thursday with a risk with a full round up

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of the day's news. Good evening. Some of us have had a

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sunny weekend but for others it has not stopped raining

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