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dual fuel customers will go up by more than 9%. That is all from

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Welcome to Thursday's Look North. Tonight, as the price of gas rises

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again, a controversial gas pipeline through one of our national parks,

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which could power 75,000 homes, gets the go`ahead.

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We'll report from the North York Moors in a moment.

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Also tonight: North Yorkshire Police hunt for the hoax caller who led

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dozens of armed police to close off the centre of Knaresborough.

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Every single second, I wake up and I think is unbelievable.

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And autumn's well and truly arrived. We take a walk in the woods amongst

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the best berries seen in more than a decade.

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Nice to see some blue sky on the river. What is the next few days

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looking like? Join me later to find out.

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A gas and pipeline scheme which could power 75,000 homes has been

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given the go`ahead for the North York Moors. Developers say the

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scheme was prompted by the dramatic rises in the cost of energy. Only

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this morning, British Gas hiked its prices by just over 10% for

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electricity, and for gas there was a rise of over 8%. And last week SSE

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announced an 8.2% rise in its gas and electricity prices.

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The announcement gives the go`ahead to a project that would be on the

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site of a mothballed gasfield. Campaigners says it's just the

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latest in a series of planned developments which could destroy our

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protected landscape. A potash mine is planned south of

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Whitby, although that has been delayed. Meanwhile, there are fears

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the view of Roseberry Topping following applications for five wind

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turbines near Great Ayton. But with all the plans for energy sources,

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there's clearly a demand. Danni Hewson reports on the the latest

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scheme set to power our homes. It is easy to see why our national

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parks are protected. But they also have resources that we need. Miles

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of windy hillsides, and minerals beneath our feet. And for years,

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when the circumstances have been judged exceptional, drilling for gas

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in the national park has been allowed. In fact, the site and its

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`` discussion today was opened in the 1960s. Flooding meant that

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extracting natural gas from here became impossible. Now need

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technology has changed that. The company that owns it believes gas

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here could power over 75,000 homes for at least the next decade. Today,

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the National Park authority gave it and the pipeline that would link it

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to a gas plant in the south the go`ahead. But does this opened the

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floodgates to drilling in the national park? Does it bring the

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controversial fracking process, the extraction of shale gas, one step

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closer? That is a different ball game. I don't think we consider that

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approvals are a consent to shale gas. It is a different kind of

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mining. There are more applications. We will have to look at that if it

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comes. At environmentalists believe it is a slippery slope, that

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decisions like the one today bring about a death by 1000 cuts. No

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circumstances exceptional enough. Do we want to turn our National Park, a

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real asset, into an industrial site for developers? We have seen several

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areas that demean the National Park in recent years. The authority says

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that it protects existing jobs and create new ones as well as

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potentially adding supplies to our gas network. The hope is that it

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could lead to a drop in prices for the consumer.

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We've had lots of comments about this on our Facebook page.

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Simon Midgley is in favour. He says: Alexander Darracott isn't convinced.

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He says: And you can keep your comments

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coming on this on any of our stories on our Facebook page at BBC Look

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North Yorkshire. Or you can send us an email ` our

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address is [email protected]. And you can tweet us at BBC Look North.

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The pizza shop workers detained by armed officers in a massive police

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anti`terror operation in Knaresborough say they're

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considering legal action. The men were victims of a hoax call to

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police, and say they've been scared and humiliated by the incident.

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North Yorkshire Police say they're now trying to find out who's behind

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the hoax which led to the town centre being sealed off for four

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hours last night. Ian White reports. The men were not terrorists. Their

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workers at a local pizza shop. They are victims of a hoax call to

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police. For the shop owner, it was a frightening and humility experience.

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That admitted the police station. They searched all over my body. ``

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they took me to the police station. It was uncomfortable, to be honest.

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Today, no apology from North Yorkshire police. They say the men

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were not arrested but were really `` merely stops to help with enquiries.

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We were given a threat. They came across the men. They do take deep ``

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detained them for their own safety. The drama unfolded outside the shop

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on the high street. You can see, on a normal day, how congested this

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street is. Imagine what it was like last night with armed police

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everywhere. 300 children at a local school were locked inside the

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building for their own safety. It was difficult for the police to tell

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us what was going on. There was some anxiety. People were pretty calm. We

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locked the doors and put the students into one central area.

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Local people posted messages of support through the shop's letterbox

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and on social media sites. We don't like to see guns in Knaresborough.

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It appears to be one evil hoaxer trying to have an attack. The police

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have launched an investigation to find who is responsible for the

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hoax. The shop workers say they are seeking legal advice. Quite an

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alarming experience for the normally tranquil town of Knaresborough. We

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are glad... Welby police, they are it.

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Later on Look North: Never short of an opinion ` Godfrey Bloom launches

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his autobiography and reveals he's been asked onto Strictly!

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A former West Yorkshire Police officer has told the BBC that it was

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common knowledge in the force that Jimmy Savile liked young girls. He

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claims he came across Savile trying to seduce an underage girl in 1965.

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The ex`policeman, who didn't want to appear on camera, has been speaking

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to our correspondent Danny Savage, who joins us from Roundhay Park in

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Leeds now. What did this officer have to say? The allegations he is

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making go back nearly 50 years. The reason we are here this evening is

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that his key point, the key claim, happened in this area. He said he

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was on patrol one evening in 1965 when he came around this area and

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noticed Jimmy Savile's Rolls`Royce parked in a secluded spot. These are

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the exact words he said to me today. Because he wants to remain anonymous

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we have voiced them with of my colleagues. He was sat in the driver

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seat and was talking to a young lady. She looked like Twiggy. I

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couldn't tell her age. She was perhaps 15 or 16. I said, what is

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the matter, what are you doing up here? He said, we are fine, aren't

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we? We're waiting for 12 o'clock, son. Why? Because it is her birthday

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tomorrow. She is 16. He winked at me. This was 50 years ago. Attitudes

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were different then. Why has the officer chose an to speak out? I

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think he feels strongly that he doesn't want people to think that

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police were knowingly protecting Jimmy Savile knowing that he was

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young children. That is not the case. If he was abusing young

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children, they say they would have done something about it and arrested

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him. They said that back in the 60s it was more socially acceptable for

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older men to be having relationships with teenage girls. This is what he

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said. If you asked any policemen in Leeds in the 1960s and that Jimmy

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Savile, they would all have known he liked 15`year`old girls. It was

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absolutely common knowledge that Jimmy liked them young. He was

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always saying with girls, under 18 but not under 15. The police have

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held an internal investigation. They say there was no evidence of

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wrongdoing. Today they have said they would like to speak to this

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former police officer. The yes, they have asked him to come forward and

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contact them. This officer actually contacted the media himself

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yesterday. I'm sure he's aware that the police will want to talk to him.

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Whether he does or not, that is up to him. There is another

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investigation by the IPCC into another officer who had contact with

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Jimmy Savile, made a phone call on his behalf. This is not going away

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for Westport `` West Yorkshire Police. They still have questions to

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answer and people will soon be asking more questions.

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In some of the rest of the day's news, a school in Leeds that was

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allowing pupils aged between 11 and 16 to smoke in the playground to

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prevent them playing truant has been told it must stop the practice.

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Elemete Central School in Roundhay looks after 75 children with

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emotional and behaviour problems. Leeds City Council say they took

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action as soon as they became aware of the issue and are confident it

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has now stopped. A post`mortem's been carried out on

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the man who was killed in a machete attack in Rotherham. It confirmed

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that he died of multiple stab wounds. 40`year`old Parvaiz Iqbal

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was found in his shop in Eastwood last Tuesday, along with another man

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who'd been seriously injured. A 27`year`old has been arrested on

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suspicion of his murder. Protestors have been gathering in

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Leeds to demonstrate against the city's Trolleybus scheme. They're

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angry about plans to demolish 20 buildings between Headingley and the

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city centre to make way for the electric bus project. The council

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says the scheme will cut congestion, but some shop keepers along the

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route say they're worried it's going to be bad for business. It is likely

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there will be disruption. We have development plans in the process for

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the whole building. That is to actually grow the business. We have

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concerns about the trolley bus scheme in the sense that if you look

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at other areas in other cities where this has taken place, the general

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feeling is it doesn't bring many positives.

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A police officer from North Yorkshire is in the running for a

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top award after foiling an armed robbery. PC Sara Widdrington has

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been in London for the finals of this year's Police Bravery Awards.

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PC Widdrington was off duty and out shopping when she tackled an armed

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robber at a Tesco store in Scarborough. She'll find out later

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if she's won the top prize. Significant steps have been taken to

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improve the army's Warrior vehicles in the wake of the deaths of six

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soldiers in Afghanistan, a coroner said today. But the inquest heard

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that no other vehicle would have been able to withstand the blast.

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The coroner ruled the soldiers, all from the Yorkshire Regiment's third

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Battalion, were unlawfully killed. Dan Johnson's been at the inquest in

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Oxford. The 6th of March, 2012, was one of the darkest days of modern

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times for the British Army. It left the families of six young men

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devastated. They have been here at Oxford Coroner's Court listening to

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two days of evidence. Although they all accepted the verdict, there has

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been some angry reaction from some of the families. To lose your child

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is as painful as losing your own life. The torture is that you will

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live on. Our servicemen and women will continue to die needlessly as

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long as politicians, who our lives, value money more than the lives of

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our sons and daughters. Strong words from one grieving mother. Six

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families came here from `` to find out how their loved ones died.

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Sergeant Nigel Coupe, Jake Harley, pirate Anton Frampton, Private Chris

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Kershaw, Private Daniel Wade and private Daniel Wilford. They were

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all travelling in a Warrior vehicle when it hit a pressure operated bomb

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varied by insurgents. The explosion through the vehicle over, rupturing

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the fuel champ `` pomp. Soldiers behind rehear ammunition exploding

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but there was nothing they could do. I would like to pay a tribute to the

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six soldiers who lost their lives. The six men paid the ultimate

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sacrifice while serving their country abroad, and in trying to

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deliver a better future for the people of Afghanistan. It was the

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single biggest loss of life British forces have suffered in Afghanistan.

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The families of the six men have had a difficult 18 months. For some, the

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inquest is now bring a certain degree of closure. Obviously nothing

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can bring Anton back. We are glad not to have some answers around his

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death. We can begin to rebuild our lives while keeping Anton in our

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memories and our hearts. But many of the details have been unbearable.

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Chris Kershaw was not even supposed to be on the patrol. He took the

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place of another soldier at the last`minute. His mother feels she

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has not had enough support. At times I have felt isolated and alone. Too

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often, mothers are ignored or sidelined in this process. I cannot

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understand why. The families wanted answers, but there were lessons to

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be learned, too, the hope that loss of life on this scale will never be

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repeated. Although the coroner didn't make any formal

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recommendations today, he has sought reassurance from the MOD that a

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programme to improve the strength of the fuel tanks on the Warriors will

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be completed in the next couple of months. Work to upgrade the armour

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plating on the vehicles has also been undertaken by the army. They

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say they are doing all they can to make the vehicles as stable as

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possible, but ultimately the deaths were down to the actions of

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insurgents in Afghanistan. Yesterday we had some good news on

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the jobs front, as unemployment in Yorkshire fell. But we still have

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the third highest rate in the country, and just under 20% of those

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unemployed in Yorkshire are aged between 18 and 24. Six months ago we

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met three young people from Wakefield, Goldthorpe and York `

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Natalie Hick, Chris Smith and Timothy Hall. They were all

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searching for work and getting nowhere. Now, as Heidi Tomlinson

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reports, it's fair to say their lives have changed dramatically.

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The start of a busy shift on the assembly line. Chris Smith has found

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work in his hometown of Goldthorpe. The company makes electrical

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components for cars. Customers include BMW, Audi and Jaguar. I am

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making the driver side electric window switches and side mirror

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switches. The work is full`time and of the night shifts, but it is a

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steady income and the 24`year`old, who was unemployed for six months,

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is ambitious. We have got chances to go abroad for a few months, work in

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Germany. There is a lot of prospects. It is a good company to

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begin. I am happy to be in it. No more weekly visits to the job centre

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for Chris. It is the same story for all three young people we have been

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following since May. Timothy Hall is now an apprentice film`maker in

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Belgium. As for despondent Natalie Hick, she has never been busier.

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Natalie has found work at train station cafes in Wakefield and

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Huddersfield. Six days a week, sometimes double shifts. Searching

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for a job is a distant memory. I could sit at home all day, or apply

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for jobs all day getting nothing back. Now I was up at 4am this

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morning and working until six o'clock. You don't get a spare

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minute. But it pays off. Back in Goldthorpe, quizzes welcomed home

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after a long day. His ways makes family life easier. `` his wages. It

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is good to know my partner is out there working for the family. I can

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go out every week and have a luxury in life. He has done so well. I am

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proud of him as my partner. And Chris is finally proud to call

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himself the breadwinner. Good luck to them.

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Before seven o'clock we hear from the controversial MEP Godfrey Bloom.

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Plus, the ultimate in snowboarding ` meet one of the best in Britain

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who's moved to Yorkshire ahead of her latest Olympic attempt.

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When he decided to stand down as an MEP, many predicted he'd continue to

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hog the limelight. And today Godfrey Bloom did just that. He launched his

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autobiography and let slip he's been approached for Strictly come Dancing

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and I'm a Celebrity Get me Out of Here. So far he's playing hard to

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get and has turned the programmes down. So is he really leaving

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politics for good? Our political editor, Len Tingle, has the inside

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track. Controversial MEP Godfrey Bloom

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should have knocked his autobiography at last month's UKIP

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conference. Instead, this happen. You are a disgrace! Four weeks

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later, a delay launch. The now independent member of the European

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Parliament revealed he had hurriedly added a new chapter explaining that

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brush with the press and why he had earlier said that British foreign

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aid should not go to countries like Bongo Bongo land. There is a

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metropolitan elite bubble who say, you are out of date. It is not how

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ordinary people, in my experience, seal. They don't feel like that. But

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UKIP leaders didn't brush the incident off so lightly. That is why

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he is now an independent MEP. So, what of the future for the outspoken

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MEP? I have been asked to be on Strictly Come Dancing. All sorts of

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things. I shan't be doing them. I don't quite know what is going to be

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happening next week. Lord knows what might be happening by next June. One

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thing he is convinced of, it would be the last we have heard from the

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outspoken former Army officer who is donating profits from his

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autobiography to a military charity. I guarantee he will pop up on TV.

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How about this for a high adrenalin sport? This is what the racers see

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when they take part in what's called Snowboard Cross. Competitors reach

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speeds of up to 40mph on a course designed to push their strength and

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balance to the limit. Well, one of the best in Britain is Zoe Jillings.

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She's been to two previous Winter Olympics and has moved to Yorkshire

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to improve her chances third time around. Ian Bucknell reports. The

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relatively gentle slope in Castleford provides light exercise

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for Zoe Jillings. She is more used to the steep runs the Alps stop but

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this was a chance for a bit of practice in front of the cameras

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before her snowboard racing season gets underway. It is a bit smaller

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in here full study can't get up as much speed. But at least it is not

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raining or snowing. Zoe is from the Isle of Man but moved to Leeds a

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couple of years ago with one of her coaches, who was born in Yorkshire.

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Leads is a great place. It is a great way of life. Zoe is a

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full`time athlete. She spends a lot of time in the gym. Being able to

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live in a place you can live and enjoy, Leeds is great for that. She

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flies to Austria tomorrow to train for the World Cup in December.

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Beyond that is her main focus. The Winter Olympics. For the past couple

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of seasons, I have beaten everybody who is there. So it is possible. It

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is about getting my best game on the day and beating all the goals on the

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same day! A bit of luck never does any harm. Just got to do what I can

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on the day. The games will be her third order books for Great Britain

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in snowboard cross. She has previously finished 15th and eight.

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She is getting closer. It could be third time lucky.

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You have done a bit of that in your time, haven't you? Yes. Slowly

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calming down. If you've managed to get outside

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today, lucky you. It's been absolutely gorgeous. Just the day

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for a spot of leaf kicking in the woods. But a lovely autumn walk with

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one of these could also help scientists looking at climate

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change. It's a survey chart from a project called Nature's Calendar.

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It's on the web and they want you to get involved. Helpers have already

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established it's been a bumper year for berries, as Cathy Killick

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explains. It is that time of year when nature

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puts on a show. And if the sun comes out, what a bonus. I walking Nigro

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Thorpe with Sian from the Woodland trust. She needs your help with the

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advancing winter. She is here to show me how. Oh, lovely. The woods

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are consulate changing with the seasons. We're here to charge those

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changes. `` constantly changing. We're here to chart those changes. I

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have printed some survey forms from the nature's calendar website. Now

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we are looking for berries. Fantastic crop up there. Shall we

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feel in the survey? You could record a score for the amount of fruit.

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Maybe a three for that one. Great. Let's see what we can find. Results

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so far have revealed an abundance of berries this year. We're having the

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most bumper crop of berries we have had in ten years. It is fantastic

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year for all kinds of Aries. That is because we have had a lovely summer.

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The data helps scientists monitor climate change. But they need as

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much as possible so they need your help to gather it. The woods are a

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pleasure only enhanced by helping to save the planet, too.

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The beautiful place to be on it days like today. Bumper crops. A harsh

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winter? Kent's answer to build for the said

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there are so many signs in the natural world.

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Let me show you where three pictures have come in. A bit of Brian is

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there. Look at that blue sky. What a tonic. One of my favourite parts of

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Yorkshire there. Keep your pictures coming in. I hope you enjoyed the

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blue sky because tomorrow is another drab sort of day. Some patchy rain

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later, courtesy of this next Atlantic weather system. If you like

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showers brushed into West Yorkshire this morning. Other than that, a lot

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of blue sky. We start the evening on a mostly fine note. `` a few

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isolated showers. The fault could be pretty dense. The usual suspects.

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Elsewhere, there could be a bit of mist, Merck and fog. Lowest

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temperatures down to six Celsius. The sun will rise in the morning at

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around 7.39. A great start. `` grey start. It will gradually clear up.

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There could be some drizzle for a time. Most of us will be mostly

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dry. Later, patchy rain extends from the South West. Brightness is at a

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premium. The best chance is at the coast. Top afternoon temperatures

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with a moderate south`east wind. That is it.

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with a moderate south`east wind. That is Could you help me fill this

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in? He is struggling! Back at 10.25. Join us if you can.

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