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Good evening and welcome to BBC Look North.

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Crisis in care - the council leader warning

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we'll all have to pay more to look after our elderly.

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It's about making the government recognise it's been an

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abhorrent failure, their policy on adult social care.

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Report your neighbours - people urged to watch out

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for wrongdoing to stop the spread of bird flu.

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Police and firearms experts seize weapons and explosives

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And making an impression - I meet Hull's Debra Stephenson ahead

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Davina McCall for some reason took me ages and I don't know why it

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took me ages just because it's quite sort of...

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Milder air is on the way. Join me for the very latest in 15 minutes.

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Good evening. Despite a rise in council tax bills,

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there are claims tonight that some local authorities will NOT have

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enough money to pay for the care The leader of North East

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Lincolnshire council says he's writing to the government to ask

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for a review of the way Most town halls are increasing

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council tax by up to 5%, with the majority of that rise

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going towards the More from our political

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editor Tim Iredale. Nice to see you. At the age of 91,

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Irene Racine 's home from carers at her home in Quincy. With talk of

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care crisis, many families are choosing to pay private for services

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rather than relying on the council. You hear this about ten minute

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visits, what can you actually do in ten minutes? An elderly person, you

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walk into their home, whether issues giving them some medication, you

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cannot just go here you go, and get out. You need to interact. When we

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talk about social care, what do we mean? Social care is the spelling

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peoples lives within their own homes. Becky has worked within the

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sector for ten years. She says it is not as the elderly who need looking

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after in their own homes. Those individual people could learning

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difficulties, they might be paralysed the Road traffic accident.

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Have different conditions so we have got customers with Huntington's

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disease, parking since, all of those conditions that can be safely manage

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within the home that do make life limiting for the person. They have

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been limited to 2% but this year the comedy is allowing local authorities

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to charge an extra 3%, what is going as a precept to help pay the social

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care. Any rise above 5% must be put to local people in a referendum. But

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even with that increase, some local authorities say it is still not

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enough. The leader of north east linkage council is writing to the

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government urging a total rethink of the way health and social care are

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funded. Not like the leafy suburbs of Westminster when they have a high

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council tax base. Because we have got low housing costs, our council

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tax rate, equate to about two fifths of what they have got. We are double

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whammy. More deprivation and more need in our area for older people

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and services that we raise less money than the leafy suburbs of

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Westminster. It is an unfair system. So council leaders appear to be

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locked in a war of words with the government over the cost of care.

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With no easy solution in state. -- sight.

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Joining me now is Lord Porter of Spalding who is the Chair

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of the Local Government Association and leader of South

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Is increasing council tax be right way to go? It is one of the right

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ways to go. Ie Letting down councils by not sorting out the problem and

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funding it centrally? It is our government, it is not my government.

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The government does recognise that it needs to do more. I'm not here as

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a spokesman for the government, and a spokesman for local government.

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Local government has been making a strong case. We are ?1.3 billion

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short in the medium period. Racing to 2.6 billion pounds over the life

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of this Parliament. We need action direct funding to bid on adult care

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across the country. The government said it would create a sustainable

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system for everyone who needs social care. Are they feeling? -- the

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laden. They are going to try and find more

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money. If they do, it will worsen. You will probably see more reports

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over the next three weeks, over a million people not requiring

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adequate funding for the care that they need. Would you feel

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comfortable if we had those figures that, if we were talking about 10%,

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15%, would you be happy about that to go on the council tax bills to

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pay this and get it sorted out once and for all? Council tax is not the

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way to sort this problem out. This problem needs to be resolved through

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national taxation and that does not mean to say we need to pay more, it

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means we have to spend the money we are spending better. It is taxing

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somebody, whichever way you do it? The government only has our money.

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The government does not make its own money. It only has money so it is

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only tax. Local tax may raise the money in the areas that are

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necessary. What with the local government Association message the

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two central government tonight on this one? -- what would be? To sit

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down and workaholic and best deliver this. There is money being wasted in

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the health service tonight as we speak because we did not spend

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enough money on adult social care yesterday. We have broken people. We

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need to stop people getting broken. Hospital beds are the most expensive

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beds that we have. I use the word word crisis, is it? Some people use

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the word crisis, I would prefer to wait for crisis to come into the

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future. We are at breaking point now. There's ?1.3 billion action

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needed. Each week that goes by, it is coming out of the private sector.

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Lord Porter, it was good to talk to tonight.

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This is one we'd like to hear your thoughts on.

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Do you agree the way we fund social care needs totally rethinking?

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Do you think the government should do more to help local

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Would you pay more council tax to ensure services remain in place?

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East riding is going to garrotte 5%. Bat go up.

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People are deliberately ignoring rules designed to stop the spread

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of bird flu and putting millions of chickens and turkeys at risk

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That's according to farmers - who want people to report

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neighbours who break the rules to the authorities.

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30000 birds have died after three outbreaks

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Our rural affairs correspondent Linsey Smith reports.

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Strolling around without a care in the world.

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But the owner of these guinea fowl should have.

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The government has ordered that all poultry be kept

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indoors to stop the spread of bird flu.

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And for granting these speckled hens their freedom, they could be

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This lady sells her eggs locally and she is following the rules, and is

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angry about those who are not. I think they should be named and

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shamed. I have been doing it with my friends. They say it does not apply

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to me. Yes it does. It is not fair on their beds that are in welfare

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but also when the restrictions are lifted a bit, as we are hoping in

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March, are those birds now carries? -- carriers.

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Jono Dixon is encouraging people to report rule breaking

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He runs a social media club for farmers.

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Some of whom feared bird flu infecting their flock.

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I think some of them are totally speechless

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as to how irresponsible people can be, you know, given the warnings

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that have been put out by the veterinary, the UK veterinary

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30,000 birds have been culled in our area so far

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It was discovered at a farm near Louth in

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December with 5000 birds were culled.

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The second case two weeks later was in Fulstow

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where 6000 were culled and the latest outbreak

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was last month in Boston,

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again at a turkey farm, where 19,000 birds were infected.

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One gram of infected bird feed seeds is enough

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to kill a million birds so

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that gives you a scale of how serious this disease is which can be

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spread sort of from a car tyre, it can be spread by a boot, by

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Well, there are hundreds of poultry farms in East Yorkshire and

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Lincolnshire employing thousands of people

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and those jobs rely on the prosperity,

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the health of those flocks and Defra say that the only way

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to ensure that at the moment is to keep birds housed.

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Shoppers who prefer local, free range eggs could

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Farms in high-risk zones may lose their free range

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Another reason why keeping this disease contained is so important.

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Linsey is with me in the studio this evening.

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What have the Government said about the people

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They say that they are taking this outbreak of bird flu very seriously.

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Not only because it affects people's jobs but it is affecting the whole

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countryside. The RSPB has said it is affecting people's attitude to wild

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birds in the nature reserve. They said that the seriousness is

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reflected in that penalty, up to ?5,000 fine and up to three months

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in prison. It is important to the that we do not know who those guinea

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fowl belong to and that is not the only clip that we have seen, many

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have been sent to the BBC over recent days. Defra told us that it

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is local training going to deal with rule breakers, they are encouraging

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anyone who wants to report a neighbour to contacted the local

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trading standards. Defra Sadie eases way to avoid getting her back flocks

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filmed and being named and shamed in social media is to check the

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website, know the rules and stick to them.

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Thank you. A 46-year-old man has

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died after it's believed he was struck by steel that fell

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from a van in Hull. Humberside Police and the Health

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and Safety Executive are investigating the incident

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on Vulcan Street off Clough Road A Hull shop owner filmed two men

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using this public phone box to, allegedly, use hard drugs

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in broad daylight. He says he was shocked this

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could happen in a residential It's hard because it's a public

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phone box so Many times I've found

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syringes around here. You know, recently, I've

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seen a few people... They go in the phone box

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and use it for drugs. There's places for people to go

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and do whatever they're going to do, you know,

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I don't think things like that Within the last hour,

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Hull City Council have They say, "We will not tolerate this

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kind of behaviour and will work closely with the police

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to tackle anti-social behaviour." This is another story we'd

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like your thoughts on. Is drug taking in public now part

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of everyday life or can something be The police say no complaint

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was made to them in this instance so no action

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has been taken. Maybe there's a problem

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in your area. Six men have been arrested

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in connection with a petrol bomb attack on a house in Scunthorpe.A

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woman was treated in hospital for burns following the fire

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in the town last week. Officers say they carried out a raid

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in Scunthorpe today and detained the men who are aged

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between 18 and 32. Police have seized firearms

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from a firing range and explosives The operation is being carried out

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at Skydock, which is at the former RAF Faldingworth base near Market

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Rasen. Police are working with military

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firearms experts after the Home Office withdrew a licence

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to store weapons. This has Ben dei two of a joint

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operation between Lincolnshire Police and military firearms experts

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and the police say it could take a number of days yet. They are seizing

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firearms at this site here because the Home Office has revoked the

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company's licensed under section five of the firearms act. The

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company is called Skydock, they have a firing age, explosives testing

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facilities and in the past, people have complained about the noise from

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here. That has been resolved. I have been speaking to people nearby to

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see what they think of what is happening now.

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The community here, I personally do not think it affects, it has not

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affected our lives at all. I think there are people locally, they do

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have concerns about it. Something has gone wrong somewhere. But the

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Home Office to react like they have. Something must have come to light

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but I have no speculation as to what I could be. Like I say, I did not

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know anything about it. It is news to me. We have spoken to

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Skydock who have declined to comment. The police have released a

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statement. They say the following the relocation of the license, we

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are seizing the weapons to maintain security and to ensure public

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safety. Those are the only details they have given us so far and no

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arrests have been made. Peter. Thank you very much. It is nearly

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quarter to seven. I meet Debra Stephenson -

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the Hull actor and impressionist who's returning to perform

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in her home city. Davina McCall for some reason

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took me ages and I don't know why it took me ages just

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because it's quite sort of... Like this beautiful photograph of

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Hull. It is a lovely picture. Somebody who was not busy on

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Valentines night. The only way I can get you to work on a Tuesday. Roses

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are red, the weatherman is cute, kiss him, I wish he would let me,

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that gorgeous Darren. A bit of an unpleasant surprise

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having me tonight. You are the reason why I do not wear ties any

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more. You bought you that? Was at the Valentines present? Let us have

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the forecast. The milder air on the way from the south-west over the

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next 24 hours. It is going to be with is not just for the second half

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of the week but I suspect much of next week and I would not be

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surprised next Monday afternoon, a long way off, temperatures of 16

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Celsius. I think Thursday and Friday look mostly fine and pleasant. We

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are just keeping an eye on this weather front that is bringing cloud

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from the south-west. A beautiful day. You have that picture from

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Hull. The clear blue skies. They will give way to the cloud pushing

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up from the south-west. A little bit of drizzle and mist. We will see

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temperatures about four or five Celsius. Generally six or seven

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Celsius by the end of the night with a moderate south-east wind. The sun

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rises, just before nine o'clock. -- seven o'clock. A bit of drizzle at

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first. Skies may well brighten for a time and then we have got another

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weather front which will later tomorrow afternoon bring some patchy

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outbreaks of rain in from the south-west. It looks like it is

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going to be quite wet tomorrow evening. Top temperatures, into

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double figures just about everywhere, 10 Celsius. Possibly the

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order 11. 52 Fahrenheit. A bit further ahead into Thursday and

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Friday, not too bad at all, quite breezy on Thursday but mostly dry

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with sunshine. Temperatures in double figures and we keep that

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Malden theme into the weekend. -- mild.

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Thank you to Louise for the poem. Have a nice evening. I know you have

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got absolutely nothing on. Nothing at all, Peter. Good night.

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Researchers in Lincolnshire are trying to find ways to make art

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more accessible to people who are blind and partially sighted.

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A university professor has enlisted the help of gallery staff

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in Sleaford for three months, to test ways galleries could be made

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Do not touch is a rule in galleries worldwide.

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The National Centre for Craft and Design in Sleaford is

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researching how to make visual arts more accessible for people who are

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The London galleries, they could easily just have

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this kind of simple table in front

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of some of the most amazing pieces of work.

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Claire Lawrence started losing her sight in childhood but as an artist,

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With art, it's up to the viewer to take

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whatever they can from it so I still go to that,

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but I must admit, I never feel like I get as much out

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of it as a regular person and for me to be able to walk into this

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environment and freely be able to walk around because of the path,

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everything's laid out, you can touch things,

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it just gives you a sense of freedom that I've rarely

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Exhibits like this are worth tens of thousands of pounds.

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So the centre's made copies that can be touched.

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More than that, with researchers from the University of Lincoln,

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they designed the whole show from scratch with contrasting colours,

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large text, and magnifiers and audio description.

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What is unique about this exhibition on an international

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scale is the way that we've joined up all of the elements.

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We don't have the audio separate, we're not doing

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a petting zoo, we're not just doing a separate touching table.

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It's actually fundamental to the design of the exhibition.

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We live in a world where you can't go and touch things

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that are expensive or fragile so we have got an ongoing research

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project to work out how, if it is a piece of glass,

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it would shatter, how do you make that more accessible?

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The three months of research will be shared with other

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galleries to open up more art to those who can't see.

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Anne-Marie Tasker, BBC Look North, Sleaford.

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Thanks to everyone who got in touch following last night's story

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abouthow a strike by Icelandic fishermen is having an impact here.

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"Why are we relying on Icelandic fishermen to provide our fish?

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Another example of why we should be looking to provide for ourselves

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without relying on others - that's why we should be leaving

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when we leave the EU, we can start fishing our own waters

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again with success instead of relying on Iceland.

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We can use the boats that we have around the country."

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But Mike disagrees, he says "The people

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we will get our own fishing fleet back and we can go to Iceland

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There is a 200 mile exclusion zone around Iceland.

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The only ones who can fish there are the Icelandic people."

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Subject to fishing and what is going on in Grimsby. Thank you for all of

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those. Grimsby Town are hoping they can

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recover from a heavy defeat when they travel to Newport County

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in League Two tonight.Mariners boss Marcus Bignot made a point of saying

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sorry to supporters in person on Saturday after his

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team lost 5-0 at Crewe. He's expecting a tough

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match tonight. For me, it's going to be

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the characteristics I want to see in the team because they're

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going to have to bounce back mentally and it's

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going to be challenging. Newport are going to

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throw everything at us, we stand up to that and I'm looking

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at their characters. Good luck to Grimsby and Scunthorpe

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United tonight. They both have matches.

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She is one of Hull's most famous stars, appearing

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in Coronation Street and Bad Girls among many TV shows over the years.

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Now Debra Stephenson is bringing her one woman stage show

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"Night of a 100 voices" to her home city.

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It'll be on at the City Hall in March.

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In a moment we'll hear from Debra, but first Katy Austin has been

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looking at some of Debra's career highlights.

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Remember Frankie Baldwin from Corrie, well, you have

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Born and raised in Hull, the actor has become a familiar face

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She played tough bully Shell Dockley in

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ITV's Bad Girls while her talent for impressions has seen her

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I'm Nancy Dell'Olio, I'm here to help.

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Yes, that's not actually Nancy Dell'Olio, it's Debra.

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She has done the Impressions Show with

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Culshaw and Stephenson, Radio 4's Dead Ringers and ITV's Newzoids.

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She's also a singer and has showed off her talents

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Off-screen, Debra returns to Hull from time to time, including helping

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the Dove House Hospice celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2016.

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Today, she's been back in town enjoying a

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certain City of Culture exhibit and Debra will be hoping to make

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a good impression with her show at City Hall in March.

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This afternoon I spoke to Debra and asked her

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I went to school at South Hunsley and Wolfreton, both.

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So, your big break was at 40, it was Op Knocks, wasn't it?

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Opportunity Knocks, yes, with Bob Monkhouse.

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Can you remember what you did on that?

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It really laid the foundation for the act that

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Marilyn Monroe and Judy Garland, I think, were on it it.

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As long as you say that a lot, you can't go

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Well, after that, of course, Coronation Street, Dead Ringers, Bad

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A great honour to be here in city of culture

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You talk about 100 voices, who are some of

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Seeing as I have a rather nice desk to allow myself to put my

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"And probably Sarah Millican because who wouldn't laugh

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"Paloma Faith's sort of, like, got quite, like,

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an interesting, like, voice because it sounds a bit silly

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But luckily I don't sing the way that I, like, speak."

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She also sounds about four, doesn't she?

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Well, John Culshaw gave me a tip and just said

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do David Beckham but in your voice and maybe it's going to sound a

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little more like her so I added a little lisp...

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How long does it take to perfect a voice?

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Sandi was just by accident while I was chopping vegetables.

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"One day when I was chopping vegetables, I made the

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But then Davina McCall for some reason

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took me ages and I don't know why it took me ages because it's quite sort

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I think there was almost too much going on with her.

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Well, listen, it's a fantastic Hull success story

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so good luck for the night of 100 voices.

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Joe Longthorne was a great inspiration, wasn't he?

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And I loved to watch him when I was growing up as a child so,

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Well, city of culture year, it's great to have you

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And we wish you well for the March the 17th.

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Let's get a recap of the national and regional headlines

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Trouble for Trump - less than a month in office

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Security adviser - Michael Flynn resigns.

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Council leaders warn the government must face up to a crisis

:26:28.:26:29.

Tomorrow's weather and it will be mostly cloudy and damp at first,

:26:30.:26:33.

turning brighter later before rain spreads in the afternoon.

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The subject of funding social care. Mandy says when will the government

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get it? We should be looking after our own elderly and vulnerable. And

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the NHS. Send less money abroad. Our own deserve care that we are paying

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for. Disgraceful. A social work in adult care, I have been for nine

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years. The system is broken and we are not managing to help you service

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users. John says you cannot expect

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Scandinavian levels of social care on North American levels of

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taxation. 1% on all levels of income tax would raise 5.5 billion, the

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choice is ours, says John. How much is being spent on HS2? 55 billion.

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There's is a money force NHS and social care. HS2 won't do a good

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deal. A big response to this story. Have a nice evening. Join me later

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at 10:30pm. If not, see you tomorrow. Goodbye.

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