02/02/2014 Look North (Yorkshire)

There's more throughout the evening on the BBC News Channel, and I'll be

back with Two soldiers have died after a car

they were in left the road and hit a tree in Catterick Garrison last

night. A 23`year`old man died at the scene and a 20`year`old woman died

later at Darlington Memorial Hospital. Phil Chapman reports.

It was just after eight o'clock last night when a black car left the road

and hit a tree just opposite a golf club. The driver was pronounced dead

at the scene and the passenger, a 20`year`old woman, died later at

Darlington Memorial Hospital. Both were serving army personnel based in

the area. We believe from the initial circumstances, the vehicle

has come off the road on the nearside and collided with a tree.

Both occupants have received fatal injuries. Many people have been

arriving, lots in military uniform, to lead tributes here. This road is

a 40 mph stretch and appears to be well lit. The incident happened at

around 8pm and police are looking for witnesses to try and establish

what happened here. The chairman of the Conservative

Party Association in Thirsk has denied calling the MP Anne McIntosh

a silly little girl. Ms McIntosh has represented Thirsk and Malton since

1997 but was voted out by the local party at a meeting in London on

Friday. It means she won't be able to stand as their Conservative

candidate in the next election. Speaking exclusively to Sunday

Politics, Peter Steveney denied accusations that he doesn't like

working with women. Our greatest hero was Margaret

Thatcher. She was a wonderful woman. People really liked working for her.

I liked working with a team of women, too. It is pretty scurrilous

to have said that and it is totally and utterly untrue. We want an open

selection and we will ask for the best candidate to come forward and

whoever it is, male or female, we will support them.

Brian McDermott is expected to resume his duties as manager of

Leeds United tomorrow, after he was told he was sacked on Friday

afternoon. But 24 hours later the club issued a statement saying he

was still in post. Despite the off`field confusion, United came

from a goal down yesterday against West Yorkshire rivals Huddersfield

to win 5`1, including a hat`trick from their top scorer and captain

Ross McCormack. In an interview after the game he paid tribute to

his manager and expects him to be coaching the squad at their

facilities at Thorpe Arch tomorrow morning.

That was the team that he picked yesterday so he had a great belief

in the team that could get on with the game. I believe you'll be back

in the club on Monday as manager and you'll be welcomed back by me and

the squad. And if you missed the action from

any of our teams yesterday, you can catch up with the Football League

Show on the BBC iPlayer. A service of remembrance to mark the

40th anniversary of the M62 coach bombing has taken place today. The

coach was carrying off`duty soldiers and their families when an IRA bomb

was detonated on board, killing 12 people. Faith Wilkinson reports.

It was the 4th of February 1974. Off duty soldiers and their families

were returning from a weekend break. They were making a routine coach

journey across the Pennines from Manchester to Catterick Garrison

when the device thought to have been planted by the Provisional IRA

detonated. The coach was travelling eastbound along the M62 between

junctions 25 and 26 when the bomb went off at just after midnight. The

explosion was heard for miles around. The memorial was held at the

services were those involved in the exposure were brought for first aid.

The 12 who died that day were remembered. It had a profound impact

because everyone knows someone who was involved in the aftermath and

those kind of stories are embedded in the local consciousness. The IRA

never admitted responsibility and the families have accepted they may

never know what really happened. I don't seek justice or revenge. I'd

sooner not let that part control my life. I'd sooner look forward.

Although it happened for decades ago, it is still fresh in the minds

of those who attended today. Now, the weather.

After today's sunshine, more cloudy tomorrow. But it will be mostly dry

until tomorrow evening but fairly breezy. There will be the odd shower

pushing through tonight but it looks mostly dry overnight. We will see

low patchy cloud towards the end of the night. There shouldn't be many

problems with frost. Tomorrow, a bit of a grey start to the working week

and we will keep the clouds tomorrow. Cloudy but largely dry

overall. Tomorrow evening we will see patchy rain creeping in from the

west. Looking further ahead, some showers on Tuesday to stop wet and

windy on Wednesday. We'll be back at 10:15pm.

on the way. Focused tomorrow across western areas. In the east, again,

generally dry and breezy. The breezes picking up again overnight,

the wind is getting lively again around western coasts and with

further high tides, the ongoing risk of coastal flooding. Though strong

winds bringing the rain back to Northern Ireland. Elsewhere, apart

from a few showers, a dry night and mainly frost free. A wet start

across Northern Ireland, the rain pepping up across Pembrokeshire

Devon