12/02/2017 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

we are back with the late news at 11pm - now on BBC1 its time

Good evening and welcome to Look North.

A man has collapsed and died while playing in a football

James Moorfoot was playing for Langtoft AFC

The Yorkshire Ambulance Service said it was called to the incident

on Saturday afternoon, but attempts to revive him failed.

The East Riding Football Association has offered

its "sincere condolences" to Mr Moorfoot's family and friends.

A permanent memorial to Hull's lost fishermen has been unveiled

6,000 people from Hull lost their lives at sea

The Archbishop of York blessed the sculpture at St Andrew's Quay,

as part of the annual Lost Trawlermen's day service.

Our reporter Jill Archbold was there.

Barely space to stand as people gathered for a service special

significance. Today, together, we are making history, we are telling

our story. After years of campaigning to see one built, for

friends of those lost at sea placed friends of those lost at sea placed

their flowers at the permanent memorial. It's absolutely fantastic.

It's what I wanted. You know, it was one thing about trawlermen, they all

worked together, stuck together, worked together, and I would say,

99.9% of fishermen are old friends. Fishing heritage group Stand has

been fundraising for moral here for more than a decade. I find it

difficult talking, we have had a great loss and tragedy in the city

and occasions like this really brings it home to people. It has

been an occasion I will remember for ever. The 14 steel figures were

lifted into place just six days ago. Today's service was the first time

many had seen them. We just said, that is our family. It has blighted

a lot of our men and families. Our flowers are there. We will come

back, as the asked us an easy place to bring the family, we want the

grandchildren to know what happened. Very powerful, lot of and research,

and the images on the faces, it's just amazing, really. Blessed by the

Archbishop of York it is hoped this memorial creates a space for

remembrance on any day of the year. The Children's Commissioner

for England is meeting with North East Lincolnshire council

to discuss its children's services, following the death

of a four-year-old girl from Grimsby Poppy Widdison collapsed

at her home in June 2013. Last month, Poppy's mother,

Michala Pyke and ex-partner John Ritting were jailed

for a total of 26 years. The Commissioner said there

were "tragic failures to protect Poppy" and an investigation

is underway into services That case will be indicative

of the challenges and the situation in lots of areas, so we will be

looking at talking to local leaders about the decisions they make

and the challenges they face. We know, in some areas,

there are children who will get attention and support a lot earlier

on and for issues that aren't We want to understand why that is,

we want to understand whether it's about resources

or whether about the local context. There have been extra police patrols

in Lincolnshire this weekend, because of concerns that hare

coursers were planning Lincolnshire is often a target

for coursers from across the country because of the open fields

of its rural areas. This weekend, the police force set

up a dispersal order, which meant they could make suspects

leave the county. Police say they are using all

available laws to seize dogs, Grimsby's MP says a bill

she introduced to Parliament designed to protect workers' rights

is unlikely to become law. Ministers say British workers

won't lose out after Brexit when it comes to things like maternity

leave, paid holidays But Labour's Melanie Onn says

she's frustrated that her proposal I mean, I had amendments

to the Article 50 bill, that unfortunately were deemed to be

out of scope, but I'll bring them back ahead of the Repeal Bill

in a couple of years' time and try and get them in and try and make

sure that we do have workers' rights front and centre of the renegotiated

deal out of Europe. And if you missed today's

Sunday Politics programme, it's available on

the BBC iPlayer now. In today's Rugby League,

Hull FC were away at Wakefield. The Black and Whites

began their Super League In the Championship,

Hull Kingston Rovers beat Some rain to the north but it will

fragment as we go through the night, leaving a largely dry picture by

Dawn, but cloudy. We shouldn't see any frost fasting tomorrow morning

but it will be cloudy and cold and quite windy and factoring in this

easterly breeze taking the edge off of temperatures on exposed coasts

and fills it will feel better. But sunshine through the course of the

day with highs of six Celsius. Hopefully better weather than this

weekend. That is all for now. We are back at the later time of 11.20 this

evening. Goodbye for now. Good evening, dull, grey, cold,

miserable. And that's just me! The weather hasn't been great leader for

most of us, it will be chilly out there with this nagging easterly

breeze, wetter weather for Northern Ireland, by the end of the night

most of the dampness across parts of Eastern Scotland and North East

England, most of the high ground Luus will have faded away as well.

But not warm, another chilly night out there as you step by trusting

the morning. But tomorrow increasing amounts of sunshine which has to be

good news. But you do have to factor in the wind, more on that in a

moment. At the other end of the UK it will be a real struggle to