05/03/2017 Look North (North East and Cumbria)

A manhunt is under way on Teesside after a mother and her child

were forced into the back of a car in the middle of the day,

before she was raped - with the toddler nearby.

Detectives say the ordeal, on Friday, could have

It is here on Redcar's busy seafront where this distressing attack

The woman, in her 30s, was walking along here with her toddler,

She was coming along here when a dark coloured saloon

Two men got out of the vehicle and grabbed the woman and her child

and forced them into the back of the car.

The car then travelled four miles to Yearby where the woman was raped.

The child, we're told by the police, was unharmed.

Now six hours after the attack the car drove to Kirkleathem Lane

and the woman and toddler were forced out of the car.

They ran across the road and into the woods.

The man driving the car was described as a white

male in his late 20s, early 30s, and had the word LOVE

The passenger was a white male in his early 20s said to be

Detectives say they're investigating whether the attackers

But they're warning people to be extra vigilant and as a result

of that they have promised extra patrols, extra officers in the area

A 30-year-old man arrested in connection with the murder

of a man found in a wheelie bin in Gateshead has been

The body of 23-year-old Craig Eade was found

Yesterday, another man appeared in court charged with his murder.

The York Central MP has spoken for the first time about receiving

death threats online in the days prior to the murder of Jo Cox.

Rachael Maskell was told by the police not to speak in public

The threats that I received came mainly online, through social media.

Some very nasty e-mails as well, from the far right, very

much threatening myself and it was a death threat

that I received as well, so that is why it was taken

Proposals to nationalise Durham Tees Valley Airport have been

But Labour says the idea would leave council taxpayers with a huge bill.

Stockton South MP James Wharton told BBC's Sunday Politics he agreed

with the Tory candidate for Tees Valley mayor

that the airport should return to local council control.

It's clear that what has been happening in recent years

It's clear that something needs to change.

There are concerns about Peel, the owner.

Their management has not been an unmitigated success,

Well, here is a plan to get a grip, to do something with it

This is not going to solve the problem.

If anything, the council tax payers of the Tees Valley local authorities

will have to bail out even more if this goes ahead.

It is losing ?2 million a year at the moment.

It is losing market share to the likes of Newcastle Airport.

There needs to be a plan, that is certainly true,

Rugby union, and in the Premiership, Newcastle Falcons were beaten 27-35

While in rugby league, Newcastle Thunder got the better

of Workington Town in League 1, running out 24-20 winners.

Let's have the weather with Abbie Dewhurst.

After a relatively unsettled end to the day, we have a nice ridge

of high pressure moving in for tomorrow.

Things are looking quite settled with decent sunny spells.

For this evening, a fair bit of cloud around.

Clear spells as we head through to the early hours.

Temperatures overnight will drop down to about 3C or 4C

in towns and cities, but rurally, they will drop lower.

A chilly start to the day tomorrow, quite cloudy as well.

But we will see some really good breaks in the cloud, bright,

Light winds, so showers may take a while to clear.

Temperatures in that Sun will start to respond and we will see highs

Richard Thomas will be back here during Breakfast

But from the weekend team - goodnight.

Good evening. We have seen all sorts today. Some rain, some hail, some

snow and even a bit of sunshine. Things are calming down for the most

part but still a bit damp in some eastern counties overnight and some

showers in the western side of Scotland with a touch of frost

already here. And another weather system bring rain and snow towards

the south-west by dawn, it's quite chilly 3-5 will be fairly typical. A

little snow to be had over the tops of the moors in the south-west of

England but generally a lot of rain. Not a great commute. Some might

fringe nooted south of Wales. But generally speaking through Wales,

Midlands, and south-east a reasonable start. Although for many

eastern counties a fair bit of cloud and pockets of light rain and

drizzle. Further west that bit brighter. A decent start in Northern

Ireland. Maybe a few patches of mist and include as you will find in some

parts of Scotland A lot of dry weather here but scattered showers

in the north and west where it will be windy. Windy in the south-west

and that could clear things up by the afternoon. Returning to sunny