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6pm. It's goodbye from me and on BBC One, we join our teams

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What a day it has been. Good evening and welcome to Thursday's Look

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North. Our top stories tonight... The storm claims a victim. A man is

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crushed by a tree as 80mph storms and tidal surges batter our region.

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I can't actually keep my eyes open because the rain is stinging so

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much. The wind speed up here are two 80 mph.

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We'll report on how you've coped with the disruption and we'll be

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live in Scarborough, where they're expecting the biggest tides in 60

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years. Over the last two hours, heavy seas

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have reached the sea walls, threatening some businesses and

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closing roads. Also tonight, will the Chancellor's

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Autumn Atatement give Yorkshire's businesses the boost they need?

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And saving Yorkshire's heritage ` we preview a new programme looking at

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the restoration of some our oldest buildings.

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After an exceptionally windy day, all eyes turned towards the coast,

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where there is an alert out for strong winds. Join me for the

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latest. Welcome to the programme on the day

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winter storms battered our region. The highest wind of 87mph was in

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High Bradfield in South Yorkshire but, in many places, lorries have

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been blown over and roofs blown off. Emergency services have had their

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busiest day of the year, dealing with more than 200 incidents. One

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man died after being hit by a falling tree in Retford while he was

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on his mobility scooter. But, tonight, the big concern is for the

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coast. There are now six flood warnings. It's feared high tide may

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cause the worst flooding for 60 years. Jamie Coulson is in

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Scarborough tonight. When we arrived here in Scarborough

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today, it was blue skies and the sea was absolutely calm. Look behind me

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now, you can still see where the sea has completely over the road and

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earlier run when, `` earlier on, when it was high tide, it was

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higher. It has been a very trying time for some in Scarborough today.

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Early afternoon and crashing waves start to pound the sea wall in

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Scarborough as strong winds combined with high tides to create

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spectacular conditions. The seas have been getting increasingly heavy

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here and the concern here and along the rest of the East Coast is how

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they will cope when it gets too high tide. Earlier in the day, businesses

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on Scarborough's south they made their preparations as the sun shone.

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There is a big high tide June at about 6pm and there is a storm surge

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behind it, so we don't want to get the arcade flooded. We have spoken

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to the fishermen and they said it there is a storm surge coming. We

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had flood warnings, so it is better to be safe than sorry was stopped

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for the lifeboat crew, everything was ready to go, knowing what the

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weather might bring. We are likely to have big rollers going across the

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bay, a lot of Whitewater. As the water floods up and hits the wall

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and rebounds back. Dangerous? The potential for danger as the day goes

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on. As the tide turned, the conditions change and the sea became

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treacherous, causing closures on the seafront. They are overtopping by

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some considerable amount at the moment. I've never seen anything

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like it. It is amazing, unpredictable. Violent and on

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friendly as macro on friendly. The seas flooded some businesses. We

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have never seen it this bad. It has been bad but never as bad as this.

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It was like this once, years ago with the rain but I have never seen

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it like this with the sea. The tide is receding but for some the threat

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continues as more heavy seas are predicted for tomorrow. If you look

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behind me, it is difficult to believe that the tide is receding

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but that is now actually a much better picture than it was a short

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time ago. Let us talk to Kath Duffy, who is the publican whose pub was

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flooded. How bad are things? The seller is absolutely flooded. It is

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over my head. The fire officers have been for about an hour and they have

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to say, they said. They are going but another crew has come in because

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they don't know what will happen with the next tide. The inside of my

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part, you can see up to my knees how wet it is. This was a highly

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publicised event. Did you think you take any precautions to protect your

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part? It has never been as bad as this. The last time all around us,

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the basement flooded normally but it never really happens to us. It was

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happens beside, where the beaches. Having the harbour in front of us,

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the basement usually gets it but never as bad as it is now. For a lot

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of businesses, this is not the end. There is a lot of concern about what

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tomorrow's high tide in the early hours will bring.

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It goes without saying that we will have more from Scarborough at 10pm.

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Earlier today, though, it was storm force winds which caused widespread

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problems. Cathy Killick has been out since in the early hours, looking at

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the disruption they've caused. For commuters, the day started badly.

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Road destruction was `` disruption was widespread. The council closed

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the road to traffic. Pedestrians were allowed to battle through. Even

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that was hazardous. This man was blown off this feat. He just lost

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his balance. You are tripping over yourself all the time. I try to

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catch him but I was too late. I'm glad this road is shut. It is

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terrible here. It has been extremely difficult today. Save journey. Thank

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you. I measured wind speeds of 42 mph. At 30 mph, it is difficult to

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stand up, letter done `` let alone hold a camera steady, as you can

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see. At Leeds Bradford International, it was deserted. With

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high winds over the airport this morning, we had a number of delays

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and cancellations. Obviously, we are appreciative of the patients and

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understanding of passengers given the will weather conditions. ``

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given the weather conditions. Outside, conditions were atrocious.

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I cannot keep my eyes open because the will rain is stinging. There are

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wind speeds in a 40 mph. There is no way I would want to be near an air

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plane. It is no surprise they are grounded. The wind is thought to

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have led to a power cut at Barnsley Hospital. For a while, only the

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Moses the operations could be carried out. Things are back to

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normal now. Damage to buildings close some streets in Leeds city

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centre. Damage to the roof of this Tesco led to the closure of the

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shopping centre. One of the busiest days of the year so far, all

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weather`related. The storm is tracking from being North to the

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South and consequently that is how the calls have been received. A

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Leeds taxi driver had a lucky escape when a tree fell on his car while he

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was inside. Passers`by helped out. I was OK but I could not get out. Some

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people came along and help me out. Fire crews will be at busy wearing

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many more trees like this one. There have been numerous accidents across

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Yorkshire, including on the Aone where winds have blown because of

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course. Her piece to camera then told

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something of the story of the wind there. The strongest winds have been

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80 mph, high in the Pennines. Nicola Hudson's been in Netherton near

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Huddersfield, where one newly`built home had its entire roof blown off.

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Another casualty of the gales. The ruse of this house, being built in

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Netherton, was completely blown off at lunchtime today. Luckily, no one

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was hurt. I saw the roof liftoff and it hovered in the air for a few

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seconds before it tumbled onto the ground. I wasn't sure which way it

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was going to go but fortunately it went into what will be the garden.

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For anyone going past, it would have been frightening. A few miles away,

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there was a clear up operation on a farm after the winds destroyed a

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ban. It was howling through the roof and when I got up at 530 AM, and

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came round to check the horses, I realise that one of the barn doors

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was on the floor. The wind was so strong, it is hard to walk and I

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have never known it as windy as this. It is unpredictable, things up

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falling off roofs and things flying around. You don't know where it will

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hit next. This is one of the highest and most exposed parts of

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Huddersfield but even here, where people are used to extreme weather

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conditions, today has been rare, with gusts reaching 81 mph. That was

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enough to uproot trees and destroyed property before the winds finally

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died damn. `` died down. Most of the road and rail problems are easing

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now. First TransPennine and Northern Rail's service to Hull will stop at

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Selby due to the flood warnings in place for this evening. There is a

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wonderful service on your local radio. The latest travel information

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is available on their for up`to`the`minute advice.

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You've been sending us lots of your photos of today's storm. Paul will

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be here with some of them and a full forecast later. Do please give

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sending them, either on Facebook or by e`mail or by tweeting us.

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Later on Look North... No fuel rise but a longer working life. Will the

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Autumn Statement give businesses the boost they say they need?

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I am at a Stillman factor, finding out what the Autumn Statement means

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for Yorkshire's business and whether there is anything in it for you.

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First, some more of the day's news. The Court of Appeal has increased

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the sentence handed to a York teacher convicted of sex offences

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against children. Richard Oldham, seen here in the sunglasses, filmed

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pupils as they changed for swimming lessons and downloaded more than

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2,000 indecent images. In September, he was given a six`month jail term,

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described by campaigners as "catastrophically lenient". The

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Court of Appeal has now raised his sentence to 13 months. I was struck

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by just how low the sentence was and that is why I referred it to Appeal.

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The judge today, the Lord Justice, make the point that if this had not

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the `` this had been a not guilty plea, the sentence would have been

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longer indeed, 30 months or more . Police are continuing to question a

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man over the shooting of a police officer in Leeds yesterday. The

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33`year`old officer suffered injuries to her face, neck and right

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hand when she was shot at a house in Cardigan Road in the Hyde Park area

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of the city in the early hours of the morning. After a six`hour

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manhunt, the suspect, 37`year`old James Leslie, was arrested in

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Headingley. He remains in custody. ?5 million worth of Government

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funding has been given to the people in charge of Sheffield's Supertram

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network. The Government money will be spent on replacing old sections

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of track built in to the road. The Transport Minister announced the

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investment while on a visit to Sheffield. Work will be carried out

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by the South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive along with the

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tram operators and city council. No fuel rise and a tax break for

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married couples, but with a price... You'll have to work untill you're

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68. Just some of the measures set out by the Chancellor in his Autumn

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Statement today. He says things are getting better, but what's the

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reality for Yorkshire? Our business correspondent, Danni Hewson, is at a

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manufacturer in Sheffield this evening and joins us now.

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The numbers show the economy is picking up and that is true for

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Yorkshire, like the rest of the country, even if it is a bit slower.

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I am at Ekspan Ltd and they say their books are full. They are

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working on these, the bearings which go underneath holdings and bridges

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and make them waffle rather than fall over in the wind, which is

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rather apt considering today. They have also been working on

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manufacturing in the renewables sector, which means they have been

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watching the Autumn Statement like a hawk for any mention of green

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taxes, as has anyone who has an energy bill to pay.

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It is no surprise energy has been at the heart of the Autumn Statement.

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It is at the heart of most families' concerns about living. But

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the cuts to build will not do much for the Wilkinson 's. Although they

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both work and the house is empty for much of the day, paying their fuel

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bills is a headache and the amount left over keeps shrinking.

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Everything is going up except salaries. Last, a 1% pay rise, the

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year before a 0% pay rise. It is hard for us. For anyone not working,

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it is much worse. As for the unemployed, many believe that one

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answer to creating jobs in Yorkshire can be found by boosting small

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businesses like Franco's Restaurant in Leeds. They were measures to

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help, including discounted business rates. There is no help with a

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billing quirk that has stuck businesses with sky`high energy

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bills. That is 10,000 up to ?15,000 on my bills. That is a huge amount.

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Figures released yesterday show that cash is weighted in favour of the

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South. 29 billion is bent on projects like Crossrail. Only 5

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billion found its way into Yorkshire. One project is a

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commitment to offshore wind. It is a fantastic opportunity for small and

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medium businesses. A mixed bag with as many opportunities as

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disappointments. Let us drill down a little bit more. Deborah Egan, you

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from Ekspan Ltd. On the face of it, not bad news, especially when they

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talk about offshore wind. It is good news for us as far as investment

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from central government is concerned. The devil is in the

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detail but we have a good track history as far as delivery in that

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sector is concerned and we hope this investment will stimulate our supply

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chain to encourage that to develop and grow. We will see what happens.

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The devil is always in the detail. The detail looks pretty good for

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small businesses. Yes, we are optimistic about what has come out.

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They have announced that they have given extra to the small high`street

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shops and things annex ?1000 of their rates, which will be very

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welcome and will be a boost to the small shopping units out there. We

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obviously have seen that a lot of this infrastructure money is going

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in the South. I guess you want that to be redressed. The North is

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feeling the squeeze between the investor in Scotland and the drawing

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of the money into the South East, which is an old story. The real

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engine of the economy has or has been a north and we need to nurture

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that to make sure it is at full to grow as a dynamic economy. All of

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those changes to help small businesses, we want them to create

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more jobs. More jobs is obviously good news for the economy in

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Yorkshire and we are respecting a lot for announcements as we drill

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further down into the detail as the days go on.

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We'll Sport now and Leeds United were in

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action last night against Wigan Athletic in the Championship.

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Leeds have never beaten Wigan before but their fortunes changed last

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night. McCormack bundled home his eighth goal in six matches to open

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the scoring. Wigan went close to equalising but were thwarted by

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Leeds keeper Paddy Kenny. McCormack scored the two goals of the night.

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The result means Leeds are now seventh in the Championship.

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In Super League, the Bradford Bulls could be heading for hard times

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again, following new revelations about their financial situation.

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Last night, directors gave fans what's been described as a "full and

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frank analysis of the club's position". A deficit of some

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?400,000 has been uncovered. The Bulls insist they are not going into

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administration at the moment. But, if it's not dealt with soon, players

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may need to be sold. We have been putting in new structures, new

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benchmarking systems, to move the business forward. There is a pathway

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and a strategy but it means that tough decisions have to be made. We

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have to think about the bigger picture, about the club and we have

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to maybe take a couple of steps back.

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Now, we have many beautiful buildings in Yorkshire, and a

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programme on BBC One tonight looks at what's being done to restore some

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of our oldest treasures. There are some hidden gems you might never

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have heard of as well as a look at the restoration of Wentworth Castle

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Conservatory near Barnsley. It's presented by the veteran

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broadcaster, John Sergeant. We'll hear from him in a minute. First,

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with a preview of the programme, here's David Tracz.

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We have lots of wonderful buildings in Yorkshire. Some are easy to spot.

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Others are almost forgotten. They all tell stories about how we lived

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in the past. Ten years ago, the BBC make a programme called Restoration.

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It celebrated buildings in peril. Wentworth Castle Conservatory was

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one of those. It was a fragile survivor from the 1880s and its

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future looked bleak. It was built as a showcase for exotic plants but by

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2003 it was overrun by Ivy. Its starring role on the programme

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inspired a campaign to save it and a decade later, the Victorian treasure

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opened to the public after a formerly impound building programme.

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As John Sergeant discovers, it is not such a similar programme for

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Stank Hall. It is falling apart. Of all the places I have been, this

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looks the most dilapidated. A group of enthusiastic supporters are

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hoping to save it for the future. It is a beautifully shot programme

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and John Sergeant has been very passionate in his support for Stank

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Hall. He says work to preserve it has already begun. The roof has been

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secured, so it is dry. From the outside, it does not look much, it

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is enabled area and you could pass it without seeing Ford is. It is one

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of the oldest secular buildings in Leeds. When you go inside, it is

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wonderful to see. Is it worth doing? Why bother? It will cost

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millions of pounds to restore it. If you don't bother, there is no going

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back. You haven't got the Crossman, eight the people to rebuild these

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places even if you could, so you must restore them. If you can stop

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the rain going in, it is amazing what you can do. An architect wants

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to turn another building into holiday homes. That is quite

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controversial. It may be controversial but I think that is a

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good project. It needs a new roof, so why not have a really good on the

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modern roof and really just enjoy the fact it has a new use. Who wants

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a castle nowadays? From what you have seen in Yorkshire, is there

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that appetite to restore buildings? What I thought was tremendous was

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the enthusiasm of the volunteers. Without the volunteers, forget it.

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You can see Restoring England's Heritage on BBC One tonight at

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7:30pm. Back to our main story now and the

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high winds and high tides causing problems across Yorkshire. We can

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talk to Oliver Harmer from the Environment Agency now. He joins us

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from Hull. What is the situation in North

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Yorkshire at the moment? Good evening. The situation is a serious

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one. We have the highest sea levels and the most extreme wave conditions

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we have seen for 60 years. We have severe flood warnings that have been

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issued for Whitby, we have flooding in other places and in we are

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concerned about Scarborough as well. We are working with the emergency

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services. People can find information on the Environment

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Agency website. What should people in those areas be doing tonight? If

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you receive a flood warning, please take it very seriously. It is a

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serious situation. Whatever you do, stay away from the shoreline. Stay

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away from flood defences and floodwater. Even a very small depth

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of floodwater can watch people off their feet. Spray can be very

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dangerous, it can be damaging to vehicles. Please take care of your

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personal safety and alert family, friends and neighbours who might

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also be at risk, particularly those more vulnerable. It is important we

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focus on people' `` people's safety. That is our concern in the next two

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hours. We will have more on this at 10pm tonight. The floods of 96 D3

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were a historical high. You have sent us loads of pictures `` the

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floods of 1963. Watch the roof as the winds peaked at around 75 mph.

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It was a buffeting morning across Yorkshire. We had gusts of 87 mph

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over the top of the pan Ines. We have a picture of which the seafront

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flooded. Thank you for that. Unfortunate flooding and we have

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seen similar pictures elsewhere. Sheffield. A gable end rid `` ripped

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off a house. That is Station Road. I know it well. Finally, High

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Bradfield comes up trumps. It does not look much but that is where we

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had gusts of 87 mph. If you have any fresh pictures, send them to those

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addresses on screen. Still an alert for strong winds along the coast.

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Here is a look at the top gusts. Exceptional gusts. 86 mph. Leeds

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Bradford airport, hardly surprising there was disruption. It will cloud

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over after a sunny start tomorrow. There will be much less wind. The

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weekend looks more settled. The cold front is in there somewhere. Ahead

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of that is where we had the strongest damaging gusts. We have

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some wintry showers following in from the North West, perhaps a

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slight covering of snow over the Pennines for a time. Watch out for

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ice patches. Temperatures down to `2 or minus three Celsius. The

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important high tide information. The next one is in the morning. 6am

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onwards, there will be another risk of coastal flooding right along the

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East Coast. Lots of sunshine first thing. It is a nice morning. One or

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two wintry showers, widespread ice and then the cloud spreads in from

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the west. There may be some sleet later in the day. A damp and dreary

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end to the day. It stays dry further east and the wind will continue to

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ease. Top tipsters will be three or four Celsius. The weekend is looking

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fine. It is cloudy to start with on Saturday and then it dries. Next

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week looks more settled. We will leave you tonight with a shot from

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Scarborough. If you're in that neck of the woods, take care. We'll be

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back at 10:25pm. Stay safe. Good night.

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