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Good Evening: Parts of the region are battered by winds of up to

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70mph. Also, please tell us more - parents say they're kept in the

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dark about nursery arrests. And we'll meet the trial biker who

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survived this 40 foot fall and lives to tell the tale.

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The Met office still have a warning in place for gales or severe gales.

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Join me later for the latest. Good Evening. Tonight, it's been a wild

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start to the week with gale force winds bringing trees down across

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Yorkshire. Traffic restrictions have been in place and gusts of

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nearly 70mph are expected. We have just heard a young boy has

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been taken to hospital after a roof blew off at a garage in Queensbury

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near Bradford. He's said to have serious but not life-threatening

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injuries. More on that later. We'll have the latest from Ian who

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is in West Yorkshire. First, South Yorkshire's story.

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The morning rush hour saw the worst of the winds in Sheffield. Luckily,

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the people living here were on the school run when this tree crashed

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into their front garden and came to rest right next to their house.

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It could have been much worse. It looked pretty epic at the time, but

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on further inspection, I could see that it was actually more cosmetic.

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And over in Woodseats, a popular tree became a victim of the strong

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winds. It even has a pub named after it, but this morning, the top

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part snapped, forcing the landlady to call on some of the regulars for

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help. With the tree no longer safe, the rest had to be cut down. It's

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very sad. We moan about this tree every year because it's tremendous,

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you know, the leaves trying to clean it up and that, we do it

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three times a day, but now we have no tree to clean up. Staff at

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Sheffield City Council have been kept busy and have had 46 emergency

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call outs since this morning, all related to problems caused by the

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wind. At least five trees across the city have fallen, fortunately

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no-one's been injured. We have got quite a lot of trees.

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In one sense, we are extremely lucky that we live in such a green

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city, but then again probably that brings more risk when you have

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things like hurricanes and wild winds.

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This evening, the winds have eased, but autumn has most definitely

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arrived. Thanks Emma. Ian has been out in

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West Yorkshire with the latest on the conditions there.

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The sign says it all. This was the centre of Leeds today. The roads

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around Yorkshire's tallest building, Bridgwater plaice, closed to buses

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and high-sided vehicles as winds battered the city. In North

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Yorkshire, safety concerns led to the city closing five parks. This

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branch came crashing down while we were filming. We had a couple of

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trees come down a couple of years ago here and we have been stood

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here and seen debris blowing across the park, brarge branches. The

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University of York has been monitoring the wund speeds and have

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reported a speed of 49.3 -- wind speeds. Making a trip to the city

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centre was hard work for many. lady, I caught her in time. It can

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be very dangerous. We were blown across the road actually and I was

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blown off that seat nearly there. I just managed to sit down.

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Emergency services say the best place to be tonight is at home and

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that you shouldn't travel unless you have to.

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We were hoping to go to Ian White leave near Wetherby but the wind

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has taken him off air. So information on the travel now. Not

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surprisingly, problems for Leeds Bradford Airport. Four flights have

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had to be diverted there. Very difficult to land the planes down.

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That looks pretty hairy that one. If you ever come into Leeds

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Bradford on a normal day, it can be lopsided. The M1 is closed near

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Tyldesley viaduct. 40mph wind restrictions on the M62. And the

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trens Pennine routes, Wood Pass closed to high side id vehicles.

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The main line from Halifax to Manchester is closed while they

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remove branches. The line is open but no real delays. They've had

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problems on that one. If you are heading west, you may be delayed.

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If heading east, you should be OK. Also a lot of problems on the East

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Coast Main Line. If you have any problems or photos

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Also tonight, parents are demanding to know why two nurseries in York

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are being investigated. Six women who work at the privately run

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nurseries, Little Joes and Heworth House, have been arrested. Police

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say there's no suggestion of spews, but parents haven't been told

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exactly what is being investigated. One family who've continued to use

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the nursery say they need more information to make an informed

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decision about their daughter's care.

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The Westons just want what is best for their three-year-old. A police

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investigation at her York nursery, Heworth House, has left them worry

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and confused. Although very happy with the care Ruby's had at the

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nursery, dad Justin wants to know what is under investigation so he

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can do what's best for his little girl. Very frustrated with the lack

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of information coming from the agencies involved. Nobody's spoken

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to us about the allegations to see if they even affect our child.

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Nobody's explained to us exactly what the allegations are. Nobody's

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keeping us informed. It's more than two weeks since

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North Yorkshire police, Ofsted and York City Council started an

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investigation into Heworth House and Little Joes nurseries. Parents

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were informed by letter and last week, six staff members were

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arrested and released on bail. The City of York Safeguarding Children

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Board is working with both nurseries and the investigators to

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ensure the children are safe. There's increased monitoring and

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some recommended changes have been implemented. But the nature of the

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alleged problems here remains a secret. The board says that making

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too much information public could compromise the investigation.

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If there's been any serious allegations, the nursery would have

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been closed down. On this occasion, the nurseries aren't closed and at

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this stage, it's an investigation. I think parents need to take that

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into account. The allegations do not relate to

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sexual abuse, but in the absence of clear information, families like

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the Westons face a difficult choice. Disrupt their child's care by

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withdrawing them or stick with the nursery that could be having

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problems... Later on Look North: You are in the

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army now. Part-time soldiers prepare for war as the territorials

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are called up. If you know anything about trial

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biking, you will have heard of Chris ago rig, six times national

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champion in his sport. It's an extreme business and when it goes

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wrong, it can be catastrophic. Chris from Keighley tackled the

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Yorkshire Daily Mail rocks when he fell 40 foot. He is recovering now.

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He is here to tell us about it let's see the moment though when it

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Extraordinary isn't it? Incredible. What is it like for you watching

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that back again? I've watched it a lot now so it doesn't bother me. It

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took a couple of weeks to pluck up the courage to watch it the first

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time. I think my parents took a couple of more weeks before they

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watched it. But yes,... Your story is on Helicopter Heroes tomorrow

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Chris? Yes. It was a tricky rescue. Talk us through it? Yes, when I

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landed, it was quite a nasty bit of cropy rocks. The helicopter

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couldn't get to the base of the cliff so they had to land at the

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top and the land ambulance came from the bottom so they had to

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climb from the rocks to get to me. You get a sense of how difficulties

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for them to get to you there? I didn't pick a very good place to

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fall. I didn't anticipate that happening but... You could see your

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bike there. How did you feel at that moment? Were you aware of what

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was happening or not? I felt a little stupid to be honest. It

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hadn't crossed my mind you know that it might look a little

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wreckless on the video, but I'd planned everything out and

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everything looked on paper and in my head like it would go well. So I

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felt stupid when it went that way really. What injuries did you

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sustain? Landed on a rock and I broke my femur pretty badly and

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cracked the top of my raidious as well. So they popped a little screw

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in there so that's bang on now, is that, and they've put a full length

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steel rod inside my femur and screwed that back together. Are you

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going to go back to doing that kind of thing? Can't wait. Obviously

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I've got to get my head down now. The bone's strong now, nice and

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solid, so I need to get my head down over winter, put the hours in.

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You do some pretty hair-raising stuff don't you? Yes, it's got to

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the point where it's getting sketchy, yes. Those pictures, well,

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yeah! What is it about the sport that you love? It's just because

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I've done it for such a long time, I don't feel like it's dangerous

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any more, it's just logical progression. In your youth, you go

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up little curbs and then you go up a big wall and the next minute you

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are going off cliffs with ambulances picking you up -- going

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up little kerbs. Thank goodness you are well and good luck with your

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recovery. You can see the full story of

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Chris's rescue on Helicopter Heroes tomorrow morning.

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5,000 motorists have been fined for using bus lanes in Leeds in the

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past month. The drivers were caught on new cameras introduced to stop

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people flouting the rules. Each fine is �60 reduced to �30 if paid

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within two weeks. The tickets add up to at least �150,000.

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Some of North Yorkshire's tourist attractions will shut down during

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the winter. English Heritage have had to cut opening hours of

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Clifford's tower in York and Scarborough Castle because the

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Government grants have been reduced bid nearly a third. TA soldiers

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from Yorkshire are saying goodbye as they leave for active service in

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Afghanistan. The volunteer troops are part of the Fourth Battalion

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the Yorkshire Regiment and have been training for four months.

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They say their farewells before they go to serve in Helmand for six

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months. We went to meet their families. At home with his family

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for one last weekend. Darren will soon be saying goodbye and heading

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for Afghanistan. It's probably not the most rational

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thing to do, but you sort of get inspiration from people who've done

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it, whether they're regular forces or TA and, you know, again, you

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get... I do have an overwhelming sense of duty. It feels right for

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me. It's going to be a challenge, definitely. For the next six months,

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he's putting on hold his work as a buyer for Morrison's, his love of

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the Dewsbury Rams and his role as a father and husband. Do you

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understand why he does it? He's always wanted to do it and I don't

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think you could ever change him. It's something that's in you I

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think and he's proud to do it and I'm proud of him. I am nervous,

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anxious, trying to make the best of it, but we are just on countdown,

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we know he's going at the weekend so he's trying to make the best of

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it but it's upsetting. It will be tough to say goodbye but I think if

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you are positive about it and think that I'm not the first one to do it,

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I won't be the last, and if you think about going away brings you

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much closer to your family, I think unless you are going away and faced

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with these things, you don't quite realise how much you love your

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family. Over in Huddersfield, Captain Steve Jones is also

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preparing for his first tour of duty.

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It's something that I've trained to do for a long time. For me never to

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have the opportunity to put that into practise would be a difficult

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thing to come to terms with. I think it's more the ask that I'm

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putting on other people that is the big deal for myself, quite selfish

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I suppose, but it's who I am, it's what I know, what I enjoy doing.

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They're making the most of the time they have left. By the end of the

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month, they'll be on the frontline in Helmand province.

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The sort of advice I've had is to keep low, move fast, and I shall be

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doing that. You know, God willing, you know, get back all safe and

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sound and have many years of frustration watching the Rams.

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Let's hope they have a safe trip. Before 7, James calls it a day.

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Toseland talks to us for the first time after quitting his sport

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through injury. And, would you buy a used car off this man?

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We know journalists always tell the truth, right. Join me at the

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Bradford science festival in the quest for honesty as I'm put

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That looked surreal that. We should try that. Now the sport.

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Yorkshire county cricket have been put out of their misery? Yes,

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finally relegated officially. We have been saying it for at least a

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week now, but Worcestershire got the three bowling points they

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needed and it's official, Yorkshire will be playing division two.

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Leeds came out fighting? Yes, and they have a lot of good young

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players coming through. Some of the more optimistic of us are still

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hopeful that they can bounce back next year.

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On to this weekend's football now and we've only just started the

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season but already there are some high flyers and well strugglers.

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One win from five in the league before they took on Crystal Palace.

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Another defeat would have meant Leeds' worst start for 30 years so

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a relief when the men went in front. But two goals from the visitors

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McCormack struck twice. 3-2 Leeds and the mood brightened. At

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Oakfield, Barnsley clinched their first home win of the season in a

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draw against Leicester City. O'Driscoll admits his team must

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In League One, Wednesday were undefeated at home and face a test

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against top of the table MK Dons. The Blades benefitted from the

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Hillsborough result and drew at Scunthorpe.

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United replaced MK Dons at the top of the table.

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On the south coast, Chesterfield earned their first win of the

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season at struggling Bournemouth. Huddersfield came away with three

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In League Two, Flynn rescued a point for the Bantams. He converted

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two penalties, the last in stoppage time to earn a draw against Bristol

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Rovers. Rotherham got three in the first half and despite a

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consolation goal by Dagenham, they still got the three points.

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Let's hope they can keep up the run. In Rugby League, Castleford may

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have lost out to Hull KR in the race for the play-offs, but there

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was good news for them today. Their stand-off makes his debut in Super

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League's Dream Team. The 13 players are considered best in their

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position over the course of the season. He's the only player from

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our five clubs to make it in. In York, golf, Simon's moved up to

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the top 30 in the world for the first time in his career after

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clinching his third Dutch Open in six years and won it by a single

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shot. With less than a year to go to the

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London Olympics, the Brownlee brothers sit on top of the

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triathlon world. In Beijing, Alastair won the race to regain the

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World Championship title while Jonathan finished third but secured

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enough points to finish the World Series second overall. It's like

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running for treacle to be honest. Me and Johnny weren't feeling great.

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But I wanted to try and keep him in with me but I realised I had to go

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on the last lap. I was glad to cross the line. Well done to them.

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Many of you know already that double world champion James

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Toseland announced his retirement from world motor racing last Friday

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after suffering a career-ending injury. He crashed earlier this

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year, nearly paralysing his wrist. He's been back in the region and I

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caught up with him over the weekend. South Yorkshire's double world

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champion won the first of his super bike titles, aged just 23. He

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became the youngest rider ever to lift the trophy.

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His successes and rise in popularity on and off the racetrack

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led him to securing a contract in the ultimate bike racing

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competition, MotoGP. But two injury-hit years saw him return to

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World Superbikes and ultimately, injury would cut his career short.

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Unfortunately, I crashed in Oregon back at the beginning of March. I

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only had 24 hours before I could have been paralysed so to even get

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back on a bike after the injury was amazing but unfortunately, the

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movement in the wrist has not come back since the operation and I

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can't ride the bike any more. To win two World Championships and to

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work with so many fantastic people and the support I've had from the

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fans as well has been incredible. James was back in the region in

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Chesterfield to launch his brother's new property business,

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along with his new girlfriend, singer song writer Katie Melua. I

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took my mum to one of her concerts because she really likes her music

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and I do. I met the band and Katie at the next gig and it's been going

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well since then. We know how talented James is when it comes to

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tinkling the ivories, but what's Katie's opinion? He's phenomenal on

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the piano and he's writing a couple of few songs. We could be swapping

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hints and tips. It doesn't look like he'll be leaving the spotlight

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any time soon. We have a celebrity couple in the

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region. I was shocked. Wasn't expecting to see her there to be

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honest. I recognised her, proud of my own ability there! It could be

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something out of a crime drama. Researchers at the University of

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Bradford have revealed a new way of extracting the truth from suspects

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being interviewed by police, immigration firbls or even

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candidates in job interviews -- officials. This detector works on

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how our face reacts on being dishonest.

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Mr Spweg integrity himself went for the test.

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In a dark room among the corridors here, scientists analyse results

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from a lie detector armed with a sophisticated liquid nitrogen

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thermal imaging camera operating at minus 270 Celsius, researchers can

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spot minute changes in blood flow and facial expression.

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When you lie, you make up things in your brain which manes your brain

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activity increases, so on thermal imaging, you can sigh these things

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on the face because the facial blood flow changes. Also, when you

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lie, you do certain expressions on your face and we can capture this.

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We've seen how the science is supposed to work. Let's put the lie

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detector to the test. Question one. What is your full

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name? Phillip... To begin with, the interrogator asks me simple

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baseline questions. Then, another set of questions where I'm

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deliberately encouraged to fib. a great linguist, I've mastered

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Spanish, French, German I can speak a bit of and also Swahili, I've

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learned that and I've recently undertaken to learn Esperanto as

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well. Clearly I was lying but did the analysis pick it up? We found

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that you lied in at least five of the interrogational questions. So

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you're not a very good liar. assure you, I don't usually lie,

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but you did tell me to lie! The Bradford scientist's work is

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being closely monitor bid the Home Office and the UK Border Agency. If

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it becomes commercially viable, it will leave interviewees little room

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to confuse fact with fiction. You weren't very good at lying.

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was hopeless. Believe it or not, the researchers say you've got to

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be very, very, very coordinated and planned in order to lie, but on the

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spur of the moment with those questions, I had no idea about, it

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was impossible. As you can see! More through the week from you?

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the science festival is going on in Bradford this week and we'll do

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more there over the next few days. Back to the top story now and the

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winds reaching 70mph today. An 11- year-old boy is being treated in

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hospital after being hit by part of a garage roof in Bradford.

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Eyewitnesses say he was with his brother doing his paper round in

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Queensbury. He had to be cut free from the wreckage. His injuries are

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described as serious but not life- threatening.

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Travel difficulties tonight because of the high winds. Paul will be

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here with an update in a moment. Rail services, especially on the

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East Coast between York and Newcastle and on the line between

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Halifax and Manchester remains closed while branches are removed.

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There are no major problems on the roads, although there are

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restricktions in place for high- sided vehicles. Four planes have

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been diverted from Leeds Bristol Airport.

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Airport. Any end to this, Paul?

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It will be windy all night. Three pictures that have come in. An

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uprooted train on the Pennine Way. The second one, you can see all the

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dust and sand blowing off-the- fields there. This is a tree under

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strain says Laura at the reservoir Let's have a look at the top gusts.

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Bill's got a very good station and Most gustst have been 50-6 of

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themph. We peaked at 71 up there on the North Yorkshire coastline and

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winds are peaking right now. Strong winds in the next two or three

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hours with gusts 50-06, locally 70mph. Tomorrow, it's still very

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windy, a gale from the south-west. I suspect gusts will be around

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50mph tomorrow and that is somewhat less than the ones we've had this

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afternoon. It's still very windy. You can see the isobars on the

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latest chart. The satellite picture suggests it's

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been a nice afternoon in the east. A lot of cloud over the Pennines

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has given light drizzly showers for the Dales but mo most places are

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dry and it's very windy indeed. It will be a slow process as the winds

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slowly moderate. Still a gale even by the end of the night with lowest

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temperatures down to 11. Another very windy day tomorrow

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with a strong and gusty south- westerly. Weather wise not too bad.

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A good start, lot of sunshine around. We'll see a few showers

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pushing in from the west. Few and far between in the east. Most

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showers will be across the Pennines and they'll blow through rapidly.

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In the sunnier spots, top temperatures of 18. Many places

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around 17 through north-west and South Yorkshire.

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Wednesday, sunny spells with a few showers. We are still looking for a

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good day on Thursday. Thursday and Friday should be mostly fine.

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Calming down a bit? We'll stay at the peak and then

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towards midnight an easing off, but it will be a slow process. It was

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