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Hello. Good evening, welcome to Look North.

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Tonight, the care system in crisis in Yorkshire.

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Holm's face closure across a region, we get reaction to today's review

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into care for the elderly. And,...

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You have worked all your life, and it is the only bit of capital you

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have got. No way. We asked the shadow health

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secretary if the elderly will no longer have to sell their homes to

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pay for their care. Also, no holiday on the buses at,

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rival companies go head-to-head to provide the same route for

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customers. And, the Doncaster-based jet that

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wowed them at Waddington over the weekend.

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It was fine and warm wind these shots were taken today, but there

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Hello. Tonight, we are looking in depth at

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the rising cost of caring for the elderly peer in Yorkshire. A review

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for the Government is recommended that no one in England in the

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future will have to pay more than �35,000 for the cost of their care.

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With more of us living longer, what impact will this have? Several

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homes are already struggling to stay open, and this is the

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situation around our region at the moment. Leeds has already announced

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a consultation to close six of its council-run homes. A further six

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will be turned into acute care centres. Sheffield is considering

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closing two, though they could be a U-turn. In Bradford, the council

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has announced three of their homes will close in September. In North

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Yorkshire, there are plans for longer term restructuring, but no

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homes are earmarked for closure. The biggest numbers, in the private

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sector. 62 Southern Cross homes are facing an uncertain future.

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How do we care for the elderly? Cyril is a war veteran who served

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his country, being shot 35 times in France against the Germans. His son

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hoped he would slip through the winter years of his life gently,

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cared for by professionals. That is why they chose the stability of a

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council run nursing home, stability that has been shattered with the

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news that the home will close. thought he had security. You never

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know what will happen to private companies, but something involving

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the state, you think it is secured. I say to the people at the council,

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I hope you can sleep at night. When you move elderly people, the stress

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and trauma, some people do not survive. The council say the

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facility needs upgrading, and these essential works will cost millions.

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They understand the concerns, but they feel it is better in the long

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term to secure funding for new homes, and so it comes to money,

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how to fund care for the elderly. The savings -- civil's savings have

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paid for his care here. The focus on care has been made on the report.

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But nothing ever happens. This is the sad part. These people are held

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to ransom. My father pays to be in this home, and it will cost him

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�27,000 to go into another home. That is coming out of what little

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money he has. Increasingly, being a pensioner is becoming a little more

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than a numbers game, with more losers than winners. Today, a new

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report tried to the address that. It recommends a cap at �35,000 to

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be set on the amount pensioners can be asked to pay. And raising the

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threshold, meaning they can keep up to �100,000 in assets, so fewer

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people will be forced to save that matter to sell their homes. Here,

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pensioners are not convinced. of them have worked through the war.

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They have worked from the war, bringing the country back from its

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knees, and now they are being targeted. Why should you have to

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sell your house, when you have worked all your life? It is the

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only bit of capital you have got. No way. It is not fair when people

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have worked all their lives, they pick on the pensioners. For sale,

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the debate is more hot-air. Come September, he will move. The

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question for his son, his private the more or less risky option?

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We know the private-sector is under similar pressure, the difficulty

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faced by Southern Cross does not bode well. We have been to

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Scarborough, a town with one of the biggest elderly populations in our

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region. It is solid red-brick, and it

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inspires confidence. In this care home, it has been looking after

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vulnerable old people for more than 50 years. I found out what the next

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50 years might look like. It is privately run but nearly half its

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residents are paid for by the local authority. The first problem facing

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the home is the rate the county council will pay. We are paid just

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under �380 a week for somebody with dementia, so in our view, that is

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not sufficient. We want to make sure we are giving people quality

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care. And also, staff deserve to be paid more than they get paid. We

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want to attract more people, we want to give better training up. We

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cannot do that. How or why did? I bet it is warm under there! All of

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the residents have dementia. The care provided his personal and of a

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very high standard. With funding the pressure, how can the level of

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care be maintained? This woman's mother is a resident. Having

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struggled to get funding for her mother's care, she is hope for the

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report will help in future. welcomed the new report. I think it

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is a step in the right direction. I am a bit cynical. My mother is

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funded under NHS continuing care, and they question what is going to

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give as a result of this new report. The biggest failure would be that

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this report is put on the shelf, along with the others, and nothing

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happens, because we await to the older generation to get it right,

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because had fully we will all get hold, and we will be left with a

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system that is not right. Such vulnerable people cannot fight

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their own battles. Everyone working with them agrees reform is urgently

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needed, but grasping the nettle may prove politically difficult,

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especially when money is in short supply.

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We are joined by John Healey, the shadow health secretary. What do

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you think is the most significant change in the report? There are

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some important recommendations, many of which we tried to bring

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them when we were still in government. It is important we can

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cap what for many of catastrophic costs of care in their old age. It

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is important that the threshold for state help is raised in the way

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that the report recommends. It is important there is a masterly

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consistent system of assessing people's needs. It is important

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that the universal disability benefits continue to pay. One of

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those things are in the report. It is a starting point, but the real

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question is what the government does with it. I want you to clarify

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some think. If you had a house, say you had no savings, but your house

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was worth 120,000, would you still be forced to sell? Yes, you would

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be entitled to support from the state if you had assets or savings

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in the House of up to �100,000. At the moment, it is �23,000. It is a

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fairer system. One of our concerns has been that people with quite

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modest savings or a smaller site of equity in their house, they could

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lose everything. It should not be a system that protects billionaire's

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from their inheritance, but it should be something that reflects a

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people working hard, on modest incomes, and they are often the

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most likely to be caring for another relative, but the least

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likely to get any help from the state. This report promises the

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possibility of change, but it does depend on David Cameron, about

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whether they are ready to grasp the nettle, to work as we have said, we

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are ready to work with the government, to put politics aside,

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because the better, fairer Longton system we need requires that sort

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of joint work and consensus. This has been kicked down the road by

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successive governments, nobody has wanted to get hold of the problem.

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Will the recommendations see the light of day? I hope so. We want to

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see that happen, it is down to David Cameron and the government.

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We will talk with them to make this happen. There is also an important

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battle to grasp by the Government, the current system is lacking in

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funding it, and the report makes that clear, this is urgent.

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Later, we need one of our Olympic hopefuls, whose parents downsized

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so he can achieve his kayaking dream.

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You know the joke about waiting ages for a bus and finding three

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coming along at once. In Wetherby, it is happening on a daily basis.

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HBOS war has broken out after two rival companies went head-to-head

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on the same route. Three different buses now turn up at the same bus

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stop, in the space of five minutes. There have been a few sticky

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moments here at this bus station, not least because, several times a

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day, both buses arrived at the same stand. I arrived at stand on the

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five, to find that the other puzzle still there, so we had to go round

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the block. It is getting silly, and the companies will be the first to

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admit it. If you are a passenger, this is great news.

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This has never seen so much action. These days, passengers travelling

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to Harrogate are spoilt for choice. It seems every few minutes there is

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another bus. This one arrives at two minutes past the hour. A couple

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of minutes later, this one arrives at the same place, heading to the

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same destination. Now, we have the 770 arriving, the third bus to

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arrive in the last four minutes. Confused? You are not the only one.

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This man has been travelling to Harrogate on the same service for

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25 years, but he noticed another company starting up on the same

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There is no sense in it at all. There is no reason why three buses

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should be leaving here with in a six-minute period. They will be

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consequences because it cannot carry on. The original service is

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run by Transdev but two months ago a local company loans as

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Connexionsbuses introduce their own services. The trouble is, their

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buses were schedule to depart a few minutes ahead of the original

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service. If they run directly in front of one of our vehicles, there

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is a reason for that and we are going to react to it. We introduced

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the direct service every hour and Transdev were running their service

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every half an hour. Their reaction was to put 15 minutes in front of

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us. It is something which they hadn't thought about until we did.

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It takes a small company to seek a small opportunity. The original

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Transdev bus stops at four villagers. Of the new

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Connexionsbuses takes a more direct route. Transdev responded to that

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with their own direct service on the same route. Back at the., Tom,

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like most other passengers, isn't too fussy about his buses. He is

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taking the first that comes along. This time, it was a Connexionsbuses,

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but of the competition wasn't far behind, and the Battle of the buses

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isn't over. The latest twist in this tale is the local company,

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Connexionsbuses, have introduced a loyalty scheme. Collect stamps as

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you make a journey. Get 20 Tam -- 20 stamps, and get three Marks &

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Spencers vouchers. Just an example of how they are willing to draw

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customers on board. There is a serious issue. We have been in

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touch with the competition commissioner who say they are aware

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of the situation and they are looking into it as part of a wider

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investigation into bus routes across the UK. They say that

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although in general they are in favour of competition like this,

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went two companies go head-to-head like this, it can only ever end up

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with one going out of business, so if you are a passenger, most --

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make the most of it while it lasts. In other news now, and a man's

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appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of an elderly

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tourist in York. Paul Knipe is accused of attacking 78-year-old

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South African Lyle Thole near York Minster on Friday. Police said Mr

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Thole was hit repeatedly over the head with a rock. He's now been

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released from hospital. Sheffield City Council has issued

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compulsory purchase orders so it can complete the Sevenstone retail

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project. The Council took out a �10 million loan to buy up property to

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get the scheme back on track. 24 orders have been issued. More than

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100 more will be needed over the next two years.

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A Leeds man who's accused of going on a wrecking spree with a JCB

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digger in Nottinghamshire has been remanded in custody. Steven Regan

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faces nine charges, including criminal damage to headstones. He

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appeared before magistrates in Mansfield and his case has now been

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sent to Crown Court. It's a crime that's estimated to

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cost its victims �2.5 billion a year. And now a campaigner from

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Chesterfield has written to the Prime Minister asking for him to

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tackle the problem of mail scams. Marylin Baldwin from Chesterfield

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set up the charity Think Jessica in memory of her mother. She lost tens

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of thousands of pounds to criminals. Marylin's appearing in a special

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edition of Panorama tonight, as Tom Ingall reports.

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Do you think you have won? I know why have won it. How sure are you?

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100%. For five years, Jessica was targeted by conmen using the post

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and was persuaded to part with thousands of pounds by criminals.

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She ended up on a suckers list, her name and address traded around the

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world as an easy target. So, these are just some of the letters she

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received? They are very hard hitting, aren't they? That right.

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Claim now. It is that psychology of, you must respond. Jessica died four

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years ago and now her daughter norman mac runs a charity in her

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memory to prevent other people being targeted. -- Marylin Baldwin

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runs a charity. We couldn't redirect their Mail, and I knew

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this would be happening to other people so I set up Think Jessica to

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give those people a base, somewhere they could go to, because nobody

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helped me when I was struggling. Fake lotteries, bogus

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clairvoyance... Tonight, her story features in Panorama which exposes

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the scale of the problem. These comes cost UK victims almost �2.5

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that beyond her own campaign, it is time for the government to get

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involved. People are not understanding the suffering of the

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victim is a going through. They are watching organised criminal gangs

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mugged them daily and they cannot intervene. It is giving these

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relatives and victims a voice. has asked the Prime Minister to

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change the law to prevent lives being blighted in future.

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And you can see more on this story on Panorama tonight, on BBC One at

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8:30pm. Still to come:

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Before 7 o'clock, one of aviation's great spectacles.

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The Yorkshire-based jet that stole the show at Waddington air show

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Now, the sport. Your first story is how far would you go to make sure

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your child succeeds? There are various different ways.

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My dad banned me from playing sport so he wasn't interested. He said,

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you're not good enough! Stop wasting your time! But this guy

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isn't. Now, how far would you go to help

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your child achieve their ambitions? Well, how about two parents from

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Leeds, who have sold their house to give their son the chance to become

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the best in the world at his sport. Ian Bucknell reports.

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It is a sport that demands strength and agility. The power to paddle

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through torrents, and the likeness to pirouette around a pole. Joe

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Mollie is the British under 23 slalom kayak champion and the

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second best in Britain at any age. Pleased with that? It was good,

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yeah. Watching him train is his dad to is also a keen paddler. Kim and

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his wife farmed much of Joe's training and over the years, they

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have driven him to competitions all over Europe. That level of

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dedication is nothing compared to how they sold their house in Leeds

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so they could buy one for Joan Mir where he trains in Nottingham.

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was a hard sacrifice. But you do it for your family. It has proved

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dividends, I believe. We struggled last year, for sure. Joe drove half

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the way round Europe emit a 1998 Volvo. But it is worth it. -- in a.

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You have got to be down here if you want to be anywhere in the sport.

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There is no facilities anywhere else in the country, even in London

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with the new White Water Sports Centre, that doesn't run all the

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time. The short-term goal is to win gold at the under 23 European

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Championships in Bosnia next week. Beyond that, there is Olympic

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qualification, but whatever he achieves in the future, the first

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people he will thank will be mum and dad. The support they have

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given me is fantastic and I could not have done it without them. I

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will never be able to repay them fully. But I will try. All the very

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best to the family. In Super League, it's been

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announced this afternoon that Castleford coach Terry Matterson is

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to quit at the end of the season. The Australian has been in charge

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at Wheldon Road for six years since leaving the London Broncos.

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Although they were relegated in his first season, the Tigers fortunes

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have gradually improved and they're currently in the play-off places.

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And if you didn't catch it last night, the latest edition of the

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Super League Show can now be seen on the BBC iPlayer.

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How could you have missed that? I didn't miss it.

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I watched it. Actually, we're going to mention a

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subject now. The cricket. They played the latest 2020 match,

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Yorkshire, and they lost with Nottinghamshire. It is looking

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impossible for them to qualify. And they are not doing great in the

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County Championship. No, they are second from bottom.

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They have got a lot of young players coming through showing a

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lot of promise, but it could be a tricky season for Yorkshire. I

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think they should give me a trial. You deduce to play, didn't you?

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Yes, and I played yesterday as well. I have had my hair cut recently,

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but I was a rocker. We are going off on a tension.

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Now, the last flying Vulcan bomber appeared in front of the crowds

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this weekend at Waddington Airshow in Lincolnshire. The plane is now

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based at Robin Hood Airport near Doncaster, and our reporter Dan

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Johnson has been behind the scenes with the team getting ready for the

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In size and shape made it a Cold War icon but keeping a 50-year-old

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bomber in the air needs a lot of TLC. The aircraft has got to be

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100% serviceable. There is quite a lot of pressure when especially at

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an airshow like Waddington. It is a big effort. We do not want to let

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everybody down. It is a professional team, mostly ex RAF

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engineers that worked on Vulcans in service. The mission objective has

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changed, but the job is largely the same. But Ulcombe, the

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revolutionary bomber goes into service... Back then, the falcon

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carried nuclear bombs, ready to retaliate if Russian missiles ever

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came our way. Nowadays, the Bombay is filled with the names of people

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that have donated money. It costs �2 million a year to run so a

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bigger show like Waddington is a big event. 140,000 visitors this

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weekend came to the show, and many of them wanted to get close to it.

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We try to show what it is capable of. It makes lots of noise. It

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manoeuvres well. But everybody is out there on the crowd line,

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waiting for us to go. The final few cheques for the ground crew. And

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then it is time for the throttle. It is absolutely fantastic to see

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this... It is like a prehistoric bird. It brought tears to my eyes.

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We used to see it as kids. It is good to see it again. A perfect

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flight. A delighted crowd. And the team will do it all again for

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Now, we interviewed him many times. A special plaque has been unveiled

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in Barnsley today in memory of the local comedy legend, Charlie

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Williams. Friends and family gathered outside the Civic Hall to

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pay tribute to the Royston-born man who started out as a professional

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footballer before becoming the first black comedian to make the

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big time on British TV. He died in 2006. Many well-known comic faces

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turned out to mark the day. He was absolutely unique and people

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love to him. God bless you, Charlie. Yorkshire, born and bred. He would

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have turned around and said, quite rightly so! But he would be very

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proud. That is really lovely. Wonderful

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tribute. I have been a way, just for a week.

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We have missed you. That is irrelevant. I come back,

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looked through Facebook, and people were saying you said it was going

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to be a wet July. June.

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We are not yet been to the whole of July... But June was wet.

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July you say? Yes, June was wet. The early part

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of July looks unsettled. My editor asked me to ask you this.

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Read more on my blog. I am sure you Now, some famous pictures through

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Yorkshire. That is Scarborough, a beautiful day. Looking very green

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after the rainfall in June. And this is Ingleborough. If you want

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to read more about it, go to my block. Or you come to greet me.

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Tomorrow, a bright start with rain later.

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This feature will sit across us probably into next week's so

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unsettled weather is one away. In the short term, it has been quite

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knows. Skipton looks as though it has been the warmest place in

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Yorkshire. 25 this afternoon. Enjoy this lovely, bright, warm evening

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because it may be some time before we get another one. The night time

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period will be dry. Temperatures drifting back to around 12. Light

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It looks quite pleasant through the morning. There will be some

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sunshine around and everywhere should be dry, but through the

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afternoon, cloud will build through the West with some rain on the

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Pennines. It will be a slow-moving feature, not reaching the coast

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until tomorrow evening and Eastern areas will see the best of the

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temperatures during tomorrow. 18 a high, and 23 in York before the

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rain arrives. We will have a wet spell further West. Unsettled after

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tomorrow evening. You are a bit touchy, aren't you?

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