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into Friday morning and enhance the risk of flooding. That is all

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Welcome to Tuesday's Look North. On the programme tonight:

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A Look North investigation finds a landmark Yorkshire building left to

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rot. Them is the list, I will put a torch

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on. A functioning lift, the only way to get to it is down a very dark

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corridor. People say it's become a safety

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risk. Also tonight: Out training with Team

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Sky, but is Sir Bradley Wiggins going to ride the tour in Yorkshire?

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And, one of music's biggest voices prepares for a sell`out gig in

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Leeds. I am John Newman and I am back in Leeds for one night only.

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What a lovely day it turned out to be. Tomorrow does look much more

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unsettled. Join me for a detailed forecasts.

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Good evening, and welcome to the programme.

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It was a flagship project that was designed to underpin Bradford's

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regeneration. But, eight years later, and the ?22 million apartment

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block called the Gatehaus is quite literally being left to rot. The

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people who own the properties say the place is in such a state of

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disrepair it's a health and safety risk, and they're losing money

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because no`one wants to live there. Spencer Stokes has our top story.

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It was meant to be the residential development that would relaunch

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urban living in Bradford. Instead, it has become a symbol of urban

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decay. Gatehaus opened eight years ago. The flats have been sold to

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landlords who are angry that the public areas of the building which

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are the responsibility are falling into disrepair.

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This is a strange access corridor because there is no lighting. People

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have been coming in and out this morning. Here is the list, I will

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put a torch on. If such name list, the only way to it is down a very

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dark corridor. Later, a tenant arrived, heading for his flat.

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Do you feel safe using this corridor? The grand for, no,

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especially at night when I go to work. I am the least scared,

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thinking someone is waiting to attack. Especially for women cannot

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use this. The owners of the apartments have to pay up to ?3000 a

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year in maintenance and car parking but they say that money isn't being

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reinvested and new tenants are being put off renting.

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What was built as a landmark building for Bradford, the feeling

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we have now is of frustration that such a nice building hasn't served

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its purpose. Gatehaus is managed by Braemar Estates. The representative

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arrived while we were filming but he would not interview. He gave a

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statement saying: Work that has taken place seems to

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have been damaging, like the boarding up of a fire exit.

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The Fire Service have carried out checks and issued a warning notice.

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I feel like I have been robbed. It is a lot of money. Thousands pass

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Gatehaus everyday but few would guess what the interior looks like.

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The ?22 million development that hides dilapidation and decay behind

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its bold design. Next tonight: The brother of a

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pensioner who died just days after she was robbed on her mobility

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scooter, has branded the thief "a scumbag".

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Pamela Roddis, from Sheffield, was visiting Bridlington on a holiday

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when her bag was snatched by a cyclist. She died a few days later

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of a brain haemorrhage. Police are now appealing for witnesses.

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Charlotte Leeming has been to meet her family.

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Captured on CCTV, a male cyclist in the moments he is believed to have

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robbed pensioner Pamela Roddis. She was on the promenade in her mobility

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scooter. Four days later, she died. The 73`year`old loved her holidays

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in Bridlington. For the past ten years, she went there every month.

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After the attack, she went straight home to Sheffield. Her brother says

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she then became seriously ill and died from a brain haemorrhage in

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hospital. She had her bag stolen. She was on a

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mobility scooter. She was elderly. An invalid. People don't steal from

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invalids and elderly people. That, to me, the lad is a scumbag. That

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just should not happen. It ruined the last few days of her life.

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Bridlington prides itself on being a traditional resort with a safe and

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peaceful reputation. Although police see this as an isolated incident,

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they are determined to find the man responsible. Bridlington is a family

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friendly tourist location. This is an isolated incident, and we have to

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work with the community to catch the culprit. Whilst there is no evidence

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of the crime to her death, the family believed the stress of the

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best contributed to the rapid deterioration of her health. I want

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him found, prosecuted for the offence, and I want him to know what

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the effect it has had on my sister. Not that he necessarily caused the

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death but it spoiled and ruined the last few days of her life. Until the

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suspect is found, the family say they cannot begin to grieve properly

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for their loss. Later on Look North: A family's

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anguish. What the suspension of children's

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heart surgery in Yorkshire meant for baby Julia.

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Next tonight: Another development in the battle for control of Leeds

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United. The Financial Times is reporting

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that the company which sponsors the team's shirts, Enterprise Insurance,

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has issued a winding`up petition against the club. It's over an

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allegedly unpaid debt. The move is being seen by some as a tactic to

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prevent the club's sale to Massimo Cellino, an Italian businessman who

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secured an agreement to takeover Leeds on Friday. Tanya's at Elland

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Road. A winding`up petition sounds extremely serious?

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It could be if taken to the extreme. It is a tactical move by Andrew

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Flowers who runs Enterprise Insurance, the shirt sponsors. It

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was filed last week. This is a shot across the bowels. It is a debt that

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needs to be paid. A debt I would imagine will be paid off before it

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gets to the High Court in March if he does not become the of Leeds

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United. I would love a chat with Massimo

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Cellino. Have we heard anything from him?

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He is not a happy man, quite angry at the way things have played out

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since Friday. About the deal itself, he says, the money was paid on

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Friday. He talked about his relationship

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with the fans. He is back in Miami awaiting news to

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find out if he will be the buyer but it would appear Andrew Flowers has

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been talking to another consortium trying to buy it. We have had no

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news from those talks taking place down in London.

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Other news now: A court's heard a Leeds woman, who died after being

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attacked by two dogs, could have provoked them when she had an

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epileptic fit. Emma Bennett suffered serious injuries at her home in East

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End Park, and died later in hospital. Her partner Lee Horner has

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denied charges under the Dangerous Dogs Act. His solicitor told Leeds

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Crown Court that Emma had epilepsy, and a fit could have caused the dogs

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to see her as prey. A trial date's been set for April.

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Over 1,000 people will lose their jobs at Wakefield Council in the

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next two years. The authority has outlined how it plans to save ?61

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million. 1,400 people will have to leave their jobs. It is warning that

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many services will be scaled back, with some disappearing altogether.

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But people will be paying more for a reduced service. Council tax will

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rise by 2%. I have never known it as bad as

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this. I have been in local government a long time. I speak to

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people from different local authorities and different political

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persuasions. They say the same, at the moment, times are really tough.

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It is next year I am worried about, ?38 million we have got to find on

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top of the 23 this year. A Sheffield ice cream seller, who

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imprisoned a vulnerable man and treated him like a slave, is having

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his jail sentence reviewed, after a complaint that it was too lenient.

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Craig Kinsella, who has learning difficulties, was beaten, made to

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live in a garage, and left to scavenge for food. Last month,

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44`year`old David Rooke, from Grenoside, was jailed for

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six`and`a`half years. But the Attorney General's office is

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considering whether that should be increased.

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North Yorkshire Conservative MP Anne McIntosh says "ungentlemanly

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behaviour" is behind her deselection as a Parliamentary candidate for

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2015. Miss McIntosh has been an MP since 1997, but won't be the Tory

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candidate at the next election, after losing a ballot of party

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members in Thirsk and Malton last week. She's already suggested she

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may stand as an independent instead. I am obviously disappointed at the

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outcome of the ballot which does seem to be a result of some

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ungentlemanly behaviour which has brought great discredit to the

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Conservative Party. I am delighted this is now going to be looked into.

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Downing Street has announced who will be the Bishop of a brand new

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Yorkshire diocese of the Church of England. Nick Baines, who's

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currently the Bishop of Bradford, will preside over the new diocese of

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West Yorkshire and The Dales. It will be the biggest diocese in the

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country, and Bishop Nick will lead almost 500 clergy, and over 650

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churches. Everyone assumes that if you change

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something particularly in the Church, it is because you are

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running out of money or people. It is not, it is reshaping our cells to

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better serve this area as a coherent region. We have three dioceses is

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all doing their own thing. It's believed that two fishermen who

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were found dead on a boat in Whitby harbour last month died from carbon

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monoxide poisoning. Mark Arries and Edward Ide were discovered on their

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boat moored off Pier Road on January 15th. An investigation into the

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accident found the men had lit a butane gas cooker on the vessel to

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keep warm. When they were found next morning, the boat was full of fumes,

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and the two fishermen were dead in their bunks.

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A campaign to detect and prevent child sexual exploitation has been

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launched by the police and councils in South Yorkshire. It follows

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severe criticism of how some cases of grooming were handled in

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Rotherham. Hoteliers, taxi drivers and teachers are all being asked to

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look out for the signs of grooming, and report them. Olivia Richwald

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reports. It is a crime that is hard to see

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and prevent and only now the sheer extent of child sexual exportation

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is becoming clear. In South Yorkshire there have been

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high`profile cases. Today was about raising awareness of the warning

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signs. If they suddenly come along with

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expensive clothing or a new mobile phone. Or, if they are not in the

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place they say they are going to be, or are very secretive, those are the

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signs that people can spot in a young person. Over the past year,

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reported instances increase by 80%. There were over 100 police

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investigations. But still one in four victims is thought to come

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forward. One of the difficulties is that the victims don't always

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consider themselves to be victims. So, they won't always report what is

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going on. But other people who are around them do see what is

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happening. Today's event was hosted at the Rotherham football stadium.

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In 2010, five men were jailed for grooming girls in the town. The

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council has been heavily criticised for failing to protect women from

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abuse by gangs of men. 14 women are planning to sue the council for

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compensation. Today, I spoke to the leader who said the systems here

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have changed, but the message from today is that it was everyone's

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responsibility to prevent this kind of crime. The message is, see

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something, say something. It doesn't matter how daft it is. Because it

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may save a child being molested. Among the audience, taxi drivers and

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hoteliers are considered the eyes and ears in identifying the crime.

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So far, 27 hotels in South Yorkshire have been given training. In the

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same way you would have an action plan in case there was a fire, we

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see this as the same thing. A publicity campaign is also being

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launched in schools. Before seven o'clock: We've been to

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speak to music's man of the moment, as he prepares for a sell`out gig in

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Yorkshire. We are here to speak to Sir Bradley

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Wiggins about his desire to be on the start line of the Tour de France

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in Leeds this summer. A BBC documentary will tonight give

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the first insight into the impact on families of the decision to suspend

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children's heart surgery in Yorkshire. Operations at Leeds

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General Infirmary were halted for two weeks last April, following a

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controversial row over safety concerns. Tonight's programme

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follows baby Julia, as she is rushed by a specialist team from Hull to

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Leicester, because the nearest unit in Leeds was closed. Our health

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correspondent Jamie Coulson has the story.

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March 2013, and baby Julia urgently needs surgery because of a defective

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heart. In the last week, she has nearly died four times. But the

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distance she will now have to travel for help has unexpectedly doubled.

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Surgery at a children's heart unit in Leeds is suspended. The

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suspension of surgery at the LGI in a row over safety means all children

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who need a heart operation must now go elsewhere. Instead of travelling

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from Hull Royal infirmary to Leeds, baby Julia must make her way to

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Leicester. But, before she can set off, her oxygen levels drop and she

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becomes seriously ill. For her parents who are Polish, it is an

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extremely worrying time. TRANSLATION: We talked about the

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fact we needed to prepare ourselves for the worst. The situation was so

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critical we did not think Julia would recover. Once stabilised,

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Julia begins her journey to Leicester but her fragile condition

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is of serious concern. She was very sick. Both myself and `` and her

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parents were concerned we wouldn't make it to hospital. Julia Nassima

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Saifi makes it to hospital where doctors wait before operating. She

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eventually has her surgery successfully one month later.

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TRANSLATION: Everything is OK. We really love her and we are really

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happy the whole story ended the way it did. The story has a happy ending

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and, for the first time, provides an insight into what the suspension of

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surgery at Leeds meant for one family.

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Our health correspondent Jamie Coulson joins us now. This was a

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huge story back in April, with lots of claims and counterclaims about

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death rates. Is this all behind us now?

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Yes and no. The suspension of children's heart surgery in these

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triggered a review of how the unit was run. Within two weeks, they

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deemed it was safe and surgery resumed. NHS England also wanted to

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go into more detail about the issues raised. Namely, whistle`blower

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surgeons at another unit, how complaints were handled, and they

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wanted to go through the records of every child who had died at the unit

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over the last three years. That was supposed to report back by autumn

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but we haven't had that. Until we get it, we can't draw a line under

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the saga. Where are we, in terms of a final decision about children's

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heart surgery at the LGI? The wider review of children's heart

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surgery was torpedoed by the Health Secretary because it was not deemed

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fit for purpose. He ordered a new review being carried out by NHS

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England. They set themselves a date of July this year to come up with a

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final decision. We are now looking at early 2015. There is an awful lot

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of work to do on this review and it is extremely complicated.

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You can watch the full story on BBC Two, at 8pm tonight.

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It's do or die in the FA Cup tonight for Sheffield United, as they face

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Premier League Fulham in a fourth round replay. The first leg finished

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1`1 at Bramall Lane nine days ago. Blades manager Nigel Clough says

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they'll do their best to get through to the last 16, but his priorities

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for the season are clear. It will mean nothing unless we start

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winning in the league. The last thing we want is a cup run but be at

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the bottom in the relegation zone. A few people say they wouldn't `` Babe

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would `` wouldn't swap it, but we need to win in the league.

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With just five months to go till the start of the Tour de France, and the

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king of cycling Sir Bradley Wiggins has spoken about his excitement at

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riding in Yorkshire. He was taking part in winter training with Team

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Sky in Majorca. And our Tour de France correspondent Matt Slater

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caught up with him. Having missed last year's Tour de

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France through injury, Sir Bradley Wiggins wasn't taking any chances.

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Even if it meant taking some of the clothing off again half an hour

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later. This is where his road begins. It certainly beats the A64

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in February. But is he looking forward to Yorkshire this summer? I

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would love to be there. It has been my motivation, training all winter,

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training last summer, watching it on the telly. I would love to be part

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of the team, especially starting in Yorkshire this year. The crowds in

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the first few days, we all know what to expect. It will be great to be

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part of it. Born in Belgium but made in London, Wiggins is a northerner

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these days. When he isn't enjoying the winter sun in Majorca, he can be

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spotted by Dean on the wrong side of the Pennines. Honorary Lancastrian?

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I don't venture much into Yorkshire much these days unless I have two!

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If you have two for the start of the Tour de France, it is going to be

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fantastic. They will put a great show on. The roads over there, it is

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a Scalextric track for cyclists. Some real famous climbs locally

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among the cycling fraternity. I think they deserve it. An incredible

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couple of days. The end of another Team Sky training ride. With five

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months to go until the start, things are starting to heat up. At least,

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they are in Majorca. He's just 23, but is a musician with

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a string of hits behind him, and a number of Brit Award nominations.

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Not bad for a man whose childhood ambition was to become a mechanic.

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John Newman, from Settle, is the latest success story to come out of

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Leeds College of Music. His debut album, Tribute, went straight to

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number one, and he's back in the city for one night only, performing

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at the O2 Academy, on his latest UK tour. We caught up with him earlier.

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Number one in the UK, number two in the US, to Brit nominations, not bad

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for a lad from settled. It's all right! It is a good start to the

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career. Next year is exciting. It started off really well. It is a

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year that I am getting ready to become an artist. It is important to

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me to keep selling records and have longevity. I have that constantly on

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my mind. He left school wanting to become a car mechanic. Here you are

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having all this success. How did that happen? I was lucky. I opened

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up my folder of sentimental things. When I was leaving school, it said,

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what you want to do in 20 years. It said, have my own car garage. Well,

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I messed up there somewhere! I was studying mechanics. I found myself

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in the back of the class, switching off. My music had slowly started

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coming in from being a hobby to taking over my life. You are back in

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Leeds for one night only. Does it feel weird coming back to the city

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where you studied music? I keep saying it to everyone, this is the

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one left to do. The amount of times I sat on the balcony and watched

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artists and thought, one day. These sports personality at the arena.

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That must have been a big moment. It was pretty incredibly. It felt like

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my life had come together. You write, produce, write your own

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scripts for your videos. You style yourself. You can possibly change a

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fan belt on your tour bus! How important is it that you are across

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all that? I want to keep hold of my career. By 2014, this feels like an

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important year, to get it right. You know all these artists have

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their essentials they take on tour. John Newman has a life`size table

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tennis table. Time now for the weather.

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Let me show you a few pictures that came in over the last 24 hours.

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Signs of spring. Thank you for that. This was taken today, look at the

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sky, plenty of sunshine around. There is a lot of rain to come in

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the next few days. And this sunrise. Keep the pictures coming in.

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There is a new blog which details how wet it has been in January.

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There will be a test for the river network in the next few days.

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Tomorrow sees rain showers spreading in from the south`west. Look at this

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weather charts, the first area of low pressure bringing rain. This

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feature could come up the Thursday night. And Saturday morning. Some

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very unsettled weather. The first weather system is already into

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western parts of Britain. Not too bad a day to day but the clouds

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thickening. One or two showers this evening. Otherwise, dry. The winds

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pick up. A pretty wet night right across Yorkshire, North

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Nottinghamshire and the North Midlands. It will ease off at dawn,

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temperatures down to three Celsius. The wind will be strong along the

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coast. The main body of overnight rain into

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the North Sea. A few showers, some drier spells. Then, late morning,

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showers and longer outbreaks of rain. Some dry spells in between but

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not too many. The top afternoon temperatures, a windy day, up to

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eight Celsius. About average. Further ahead, Thursday looks

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brighter. Eastern areas might be dried but there will be showers

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further west. More heavy rain on Thursday night. A wet start to

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Friday. Then, more rain on Saturday morning. Relentless.

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That's all from us. Do join us after the ten o'clock news. Have a good

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evening. Goodbye.

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