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Good evening and welcome to crisis continue.

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Good evening and welcome to Wednesday's Look North. On the

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programme tonight. The billhon pound cost of repairing Yorkshire's bumpy

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roads ` we find out how councils are dealing with endless potholds.

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And we investigate whether roads on the route of the Tour de Fr`nce are

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being given priority. Also tonight. The search continues. Policd divers

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have spent a second day searching river for missing Ben Clarkson.

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People are asking if the rivers should be made much safer. @nd a

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wedding dress with an unusu`l history has landed at a charity shop

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in Leeds ` can you help revdal its past? And a spectacular sunrise in

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Sheffield this morning. But what about the next few days? John me

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later for the forecast. Tonight ` the one billion pound cost

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of repairing our roads. If xou're a driver or a cyclist, you'll no doubt

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have noticed the state of them. But with the Tour de France comhng to

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Yorkshire the spotlight's fhrmly on us. We asked all our councils how

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much it would cost to put them right. Altogether it's more than one

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billion pounds. And experts reckon it would take 11 years to clear The

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figure for North Yorkshire County Council, the largest in England is

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?322 million. They've got the biggest part of the Grand Ddpart

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route, and they've asked thd Government for an additional ?5

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million "towards the cost of averting a crisis on the ro`ds"

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This from our Tour de Francd Correspondent Matt Slater. There is

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an old joke about the Queen thinking the world smells like fresh paint.

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Tour de France riders would disagree, they think it smells like

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new tarmac. That is the arola in Harrowgate where road crews have

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been busy smoothing the highway ahead of the Grand Depart this

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summer. What we are doing is carrying out these works earlier

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than we would have done to take advantage of the Tour de Fr`nce

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coming to North Yorkshire. Good news if you live on the route. Your road

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will be getting fixed. But not so good if you live anywhere else in

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Yorkshire. There is a road repair backlog of at least ?1 billhon.

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North Yorkshire alone would need to find 320 ?2 million to end ht Oregon

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romps. The problem with potholes is not unique to North Yorkshire.

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Sheffield's roads aren't notorious. This is south of the city. There is

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one patch here of original road A 25 year deal has just signed with a

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private firm to fix the roads. In the meantime a 4x4 is almost a

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necessity. They have to do ht right. It has cost me a couple of shock

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absorbers already this year. Good roads benefit everyone. Apart from

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car mechanics, perhaps. But they are welcome if you happen to usd them as

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an Olympic training ground. Like triathlon superstars Alistahr and

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Johnson Brownlee. We had bedn enjoying riding on smooth t`rmac.

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You can see some changes, definitely. The potholes filled in.

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The French have used the Totr de France as an excuse to upgr`de their

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roads for years. Yorkshire's road users will be hoping they do not

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have to wait for the race to come back to get a smoother ride. Well

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only yesterday North Yorkshhre Council was criticised at an inquest

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after a cyclist was killed when he rode into a ten centimetre deep

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pothole and was thrown into the path of a car. Martyn Uzzell was taking

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part in a charity ride from Land's End to John O'Groats when hd hit the

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pothole on the A65 at Giggldswick. The coroner said there was "no doubt

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that the condition of the road was the cause of the accident." We've

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got John Weighell from North Yorkshire County Council with us

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now, along with Paul Watters from the AA. John, a man has died. The

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coroner said the road was to blame. How can it have been left in such a

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lethal state? The problem whth the roads is there has been such extreme

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weather conditions. Especially in the past two years. But this was

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reported to the council one month before. I am not sure that that was

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the case. I know it was reported before but I do not think it was one

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month before. Let me bring hn Paul at this stage. What do we p`y road

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tax for? That is the question. We have seen declining road conditions

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and the bad winters have made a big difference. One third of AA members

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have told us that their cars have been damaged by potholes. And it is

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a public manifestation of a declining road and said that we

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really do need to invest in. You have the chance to speak to North

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Yorkshire county council here. What needs to be done in North

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Yorkshire? The government is not minded to hand out extra cash. We

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did have some following bad winters but I'm not sure that they will do

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it again. You do not get as much for your money and you have to spend

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quite a bit to get a bit. Btt I think we do need to press the

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importance of road networks on all councillors, elected offici`ls,

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local officials. Because thd road assets are declining and it is

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costing us money as drivers as we hit the potholes. And it can also

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risk accidents. The backlog is enormous. You're putting in an extra

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?4 million to put things right for the Tour de France. Should we be

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stating something as big as this when we cannot get the roads right

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in the first place? We have two considered the benefit to the

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economy of North Yorkshire which is going to be massive. `` havd to

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consider. When it last came to this country, to London and the

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south`east, the estimate was that it brought ?100 million to the economy.

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We are putting ?4 million, largely into the roads of the Tour de

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France. But if you're not on the route, you can tell where it the

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route is going because the roads are great. But if not you are at the

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back of the queue. The monex we re using for the Tour de Francd roads

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is just a small percentage of what we spend every year on the roads in

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North Yorkshire. We spend about ?28 million every year on road

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maintenance. We have put in an extra ?5 million out of the capit`l

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surpluses that we have generated on the budgets for recent years. I went

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to see the Secretary of State last week and said I have got ?5 million

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extra, will you match it? And if you would give me ?10 million extra I

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will match it. And what was the outcome of that? We do not know You

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never do when you go to see ministers, they always smild sweetly

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and offer some kind of comfort. But we would expect the results shortly.

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And if you've got any pothole stories, please let us us know. You

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can post a comment on our F`cebook page at BBC Look North Yorkshire or

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you can send us an email ` our address is [email protected] And

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you can tweet us at BBC Look North, where you can follow us as well

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Later, 30 years on, the nathonal miners strike became a battle of

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epic proportions, but was the legacy worth the fight?

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Next tonight ` underwater sdarches have been continuing today for a

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missing 22`year`old in York. Ben Clarkson disappeared after ` night

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out at the weekend. There are concerns he may have fallen into the

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River Foss. He was last seen outside Fibbers nightclub in the early hours

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of Sunday. L Charlotte Leemhng is in York for us now. Good evening.

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Specialist police divers spdnt a second day here at the River

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searching for missing 22`ye`r`old Ben Clarkson. He was last sden in

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the early hours of Sunday morning. This search of the river is just one

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line of enquiry by North Yorkshire Police. It comes a few days after

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the discovery of the York 's judgement Megan Roberts. Her body

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was found on Sunday. It has caused a lot of concern about the safety of

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rivers and whether they shotld be barriers. Especially among the

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student population. A coupld of them are here. You had the idea of an

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awareness campaign when Meg`n Roberts went missing? Being from

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York I understand that not lany people who are students herd are

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aware of the river. So I wanted to make it known to the students how to

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be safe on a night out especially around the river. Now barridrs can

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be controversial. What is your idea about those? I'm not sure whether it

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would be a good thing to annoy the locals in any way. But I do think it

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would be interesting to put up temporary barriers. Even on nights

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like freshers week. And when there is flooding on the path. Karen was

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president of the student unhon. What are students feeling in York at the

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moment? I think people are shocked and upset for the families hnvolved.

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It is making people think more about the current provisions in place

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Taking people question things that we might take for granted when

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people are going out and about overnight. What plans have xou got

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for students starting later in the year? Well but I still unofficial

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nights with cheap drink offdrs. But we are looking at having a version

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of Street Angels which would see students going around the chty on

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officials to do nights, givhng out water and food, making sure people

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get home safely. Because soletimes people are too drunk to get a taxi

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but not drunk enough to merht an ambulance. There is that dangerous

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middle ground. The family of Ben Clarkson have said it is out of

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character for him not to be in touch. The police have said that the

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search teams will be back in the morning. They said it was

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painstaking, as you can imagine The river is very murky. The se`rch will

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continue tomorrow. In the rest of the day's news. A

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local MP has asked the Primd Minister to look at providing legal

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aid for a family from Wakefheld so they can give their account to an

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inquest into their children's death. Bobbi and Christi Shepherd died in

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Corfu while on holiday in 2006 after they were overcome by carbon

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monoxide fumes. Their parents face going to court without propdr

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representation because they can t afford the legal fees. They fear the

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inquest won't hear the full details of the case.

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Will the Prime Minister meet with me and the parents to hear why it is

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imperative that they are legally represented at the inquest so the

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full facts are meant. It is appalling that it has taken so long

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for the inquest to take place. When you have lost a child you w`nt to

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know the answers of whether it could have been prevented. So I al content

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to arrange the meeting is that she talks about to help in this case.

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Care workers in Doncaster h`ve ended seven days of strike action with a

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rally. Members of Unison, who work for the private company Card UK

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walked out of work last week. They say the company is cutting benefits

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for working anti`social hours. Care UK provides support for people with

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learning disabilities in thd town and says while it needs to cut

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costs, it will protect basic pay and jobs.

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A house in Ripon which was damaged when a 25 foot wide sinkhold opened

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has been demolished. Residents of the property in Magdalen's Close had

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to be evacuated, along with people in two other homes when the hole

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appeared last month. Yesterday the 100`year`old house was demolished.

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Residents of the other homes were able to return last week, btt are

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concerned the area is susceptible to sink holes appearing.

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It has been distressing, tr`umatic for the residents of that property

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and a warning for other loc`l resident. I think they will

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investigate to find out the cause and what the future might bd. So it

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is still the case of being inconclusive and waiting for final

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answers. Next tonight ` a jtdge has defended his decision to order a

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15`year`old sex abuse victil to be locked up overnight to ensure she

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gave evidence against her attacker. The 15`year`old girl had ch`nged her

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mind about speaking up in court So a warrant was issued and shd was

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held in police cells for 20 hours. Ed Thomas has been following the

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story. This case is about a man who groomed girl in Bradford. She was

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due in court last Wednesday to face her abuser" but when she arrived she

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was kept waiting for hours. Before she left the courtroom she refused

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to give evidence. The policd and Crown Prosecution Service got

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together and asked a judge to issue a warrant for her arrest. She was

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detained for almost 20 hours before coming back to court to givd her

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evidence. Today the man was jailed for seven years for his abuse. Well

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what has the judge said abott the decision? There was a clear message

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from the court today. The jtdge said that without the evidence of the

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victim the case would have collapsed and the police and the CPS found

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there was no alternative. Hd went on to say that justice had been served.

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There has been a lot of criticism. Has anything been put in pl`ce to

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stop this happening again? Well this is not best practice, clearly. Today

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the NSPCC said all elements of the justice system let the girl down.

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Victim support said the girl was treated in a grotesque manndr of. We

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also heard from the police `nd Crime Commissioners for west Yorkshire who

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said there was a serious fahlure here and he wants answers. Today the

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judiciary provided some of those answers and said it once Br`dford

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Crown Court to look again at Howard schedules these kind of casds and

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especially how it deals with vulnerable people.

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Some breaking news now and police have sealed off the main ro`d

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through Penistone after the discovery of what's believed to be

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an arsenal of World War II weapons. The bomb squad are there now, along

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with Tom Ingall. Tom, what can you tell us? What an extraordin`ry

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story. This is Sheffield Ro`d and it seems that one man's hobby has

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become a worry for hundreds more. The only people at home right now at

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the bomb squad. `` are the bomb squad. I understand that nehghbours

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became concerned because thdy had not seen one resident on thd street

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for some time. The list werd called and they unfortunately discovered

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the body of a man and also found his extraordinary collection of World

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War II ammunition. I got an update a few minutes ago. Having been to the

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address it is clear there are a number of World War II relics.

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Purely as a precautionary mdasure at the moment we are investigating what

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they are stop we believe he may have been a collector of World W`r II

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relics. We have got the Armx bomb disposal team investigating that. At

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least 100 houses have been dvacuated tonight. One of the residents joins

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me now. How much notice did you get? We had a couple of hours. They

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told us the possibility of evacuation. And do you know how long

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you will be out? They said ht could be all might. There is a significant

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amount of explosive down thdre. Was it a great surprise? Absolutely Not

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what you expect your neighbours to beekeeping! Well I hope you get home

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at some stage tonight. Police say they will let residents know when it

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is safe to come back home. Before seven o'clock. Things are hotting up

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in South Yorkshire. Sheffield United were on winning form again last

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night meaning a South Yorkshire promotion race could be on the

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cards. And what can you tell us about this

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unusual wedding dress? It's 30 years today since the first

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picket lines were set up outside a Yorkshire pit threatened with

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closure` an event which led to the year long national miners' strike

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being called a few days latdr. But with now just two collieries left in

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Yorkshire, was it worth that epic fight? Our Political Editor Len

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Tingle reports. Every day for a year the news was filled with

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confrontations like this. The government sought as the

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unacceptable face of trade tnion power. But for thousands of miners

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it was a fight to stop it closures and save their communities. 30 years

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on it is clear that the mindrs failed. This used to be the gateway

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to the colliery. The very fhrst picket line was set up here in 984

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affect ugly the strike started here. But have a look at what is on this

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site right now. Today it is seen as a retail park. There is not a trace

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of the pit here. At the start of the miners strike in 1984 there were 56

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pit in Yorkshire alone employing around 85,000. Today there `re just

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two pits left with a workforce of under 800. Membership of wh`t was

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once Arthur Scargill's mighty union is now thought to be less than 00.

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Since then the fight has bedn to replace all those jobs. Somd areas

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have done better than others. This colliery near Barnsley, mord people

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now work in the new businesses here that ever worked underground. We are

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looking at 61 units. 700 men and women working in those units. But

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other areas have not fared `nywhere near as well. I have come about 20

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miles east and this barricaded Lane used to lead to a colliery. In this

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part of South Yorkshire it was really the road to prosperity. But

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these days even 30 years after the miners strike, it is simply the road

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to nowhere. The pit top has been bulldozed. The site remains

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derelict. The effect is still being felt in nearby villages. All this

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was ruined. It shattered he`rts and dreams. From where we are positioned

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geographically, we are forgotten. Development would be fantastic to

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create jobs. Plenty of areas locally do need development to create more

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jobs. So 30 years on, the mdssage from these former coal commtnities

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is there has been quite a bht of progress. But there is still a long

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way to go. Let's have a look at last nhght s

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football now. And The Blades are going from strength to strength

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Last night Sheffield United scored their eighth consecutive win. And

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with Rotherham United firmlx in the promotion race already, the South

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Yorkshire neighbours could be going head`to`head for a place in The

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Championship before long! P`ul Ogden reports. Is anyone else havhng

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trouble believing that this really is the same season, where Sheffield

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United once sat bottom of the league one table before appointing Nigel

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Clough as their manager. Thd fans now see the dark days of last autumn

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as a bygone era. Ben Davies delivered the opening with `

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blistering free kick. Chris Porter crowned with a second goal two

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minutes from time. They are now decision 10th in the league one

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table. Rotherham United havd been there for a while. It is a leasure

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of how demanding their standard now are that they were disappointed to

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come back from Colchester whth just a point. Rather stay fit in the

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table but in south Yorkshird alone we are heading for a memorable final

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phase of the League one prolotions. What's an inspired appointmdnt Nigel

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Clough was. Now spring's traditionally the time

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of weddings. And if any brides out there are looking for an untsual

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wedding dress ` maybe one whth a bit of history attached ` we thhnk we've

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found it. A 1950s silk weddhng dress was handed in at a charity shop in

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Leeds ` but before it goes on sale volunteers are desperate to find out

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more about the dress and its original owner, as Spencer Stokes

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reports. A wedding dress from an age when White was for the wealthy. This

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is make do and mend. It rem`ins something of a mystery. It was

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donated to a shop in Headingley by an elderly man who recently lost his

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wife. He was such a kind man and he said there was not enough money for

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off`white dress. This is wh`t they could afford at the time. Staff were

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overwhelmed by the donation and they did not ask for details frol the

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anonymous donor. But inside the box was a photograph of the wedding day

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and a note explaining that the groom paid eight guineas for the dress

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from a shop in Leeds. The fhrst thing you notice is just how small

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the dress is. 25 inches, thd waste. Suggesting that in the 1950s women

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were slightly more petite. @nd it was not just food that was rationed

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for several years after the war Some fabrics were difficult to

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obtain, especially silk. So this dress may have been made from a

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parachute. During the Second World War it anyone found a parachute they

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would use it to make clothing and more specifically underwear. It was

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a luxury. If you found silk it was quite a big deal and it would be

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reused. The dress will now go on sale at before it finds a ndw

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owner, even a new bride, st`ff would like to find the groom who handed

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over what must've been a trdasured memory. Absolutely beautiful. And 25

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inch waist! That is tiny. So eight guineas, how much was that? Probably

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?20,000. No, stop it! 25 inches even smaller than you! We h`ve some

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beautiful pictures of the stnrise this morning. And this one hs also

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fantastic. Keep those pictures coming in. And there is a blog which

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details the first prolonged period of high pressure since Decelber

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That is developing for next week. More details on that later. Mostly

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cloudy and a little patchy rain tomorrow. Clearing on Fridax

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morning. Friday afternoon looking fine with some sunshine. And then an

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improving picture for the wdekend. We have had temperatures of 11

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degrees today despite of th`t cloud. So it is mostly find this evening.

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But the cloud will thicken slowly. There will be some patchy r`in in

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places. And frost`free tonight. So the sun will rise at 6:44am. A

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mostly cloudy day tomorrow, some patchy rain around at times. Eastern

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areas brightening up at timds. But further west there is always the

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risk of a little rain at tiles. Temperatures will be in double

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figures in spite of all that cloud. And a moderate and dusty

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south`westerly wind. The wedkend looks mostly dry with quite a bit of

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cloud at times. Next week, `lmost spring`like.

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Quite a prolonged forecast! Good night.

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