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of blue results. He spent just ten months in

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The longer it goes on, the more men lose their jobs. It is not a nice

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thing to vote to put your workmates on the dole. But UK Coal still needs

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its investors to back the plan. We'll be live in Kellingley with the

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latest. Also tonight: Day two of a large industrial fire in Leeds `

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fire crews say it's the biggest they've dealt with this year. And

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dumped in a bin ` a litter of newborn kittens is rescued by a

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passer`by in Sheffield. A lovely blue sky of the bank holiday weekend

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disappeared today, but tomorrow is looking more promising. Join me for

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the detailed forecast. Good evening and welcome to

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Tuesday's Look North. Miners at Kellingley Colliery have voted

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overwhelmingly to accept a managed closure of the pit. UK Coal sent a

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postal ballot to more than 700 miners to seek their views. Nearly

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80% of them voted in favour of closing the pit. The deal will see

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gradual job losses over an 18`month period, with the site finally

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closing in December 2015. Our reporter Ian White has spent the day

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outside Kellingley Colliery. Ian ` what is the mood there

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tonight? Good evening. The sun is now

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shining, but it has been a pretty dark, damp and wet day and indeed it

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is still very dark and damp inside there, where people are feeling very

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sad about the prospect of Kellingley pit closing. With me is Chris

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Kitchen, leader of the NUM. It was just after midday that the ballot

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closed. Reminder is what the ballot result was? The ballot result was

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80% in favour of keeping Kellingley open and working to the managed

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closure plan. For the NUM that does give us an option to try and

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persuade private investors or government to step in and keep

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Kellingley open long`term. We know there is a market for the fuel that

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is mined here just down the road at tracks. `` Drax. But your members

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have voted for it to close? Without a yes vote, Kellingley would have

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been shipped within days, so they have voted to keep it open to

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campaign for longer to keep it open in the longer term. Are you in a

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better position than 24 hours ago? We are in the `` in that the

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stakeholders were looking for a decisive decision and 80% should be

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decisive. We have to wait until Thursday for the stakeholders to

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make up their mind. Andrew Mackintosh from UK Coal, if there

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had been a youth `` if there had been a no vote, it would have

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affected Thoresby in Nottinghamshire? Yes, 2000 jobs in

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total. A good result today. What happens now? The ballot result has

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gone to the investors. Three different ones are putting in ?20

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million. It will be weak `` it will be with those, and hopefully mulling

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it over and looking at it as a good result and we can move forward.

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People want to know quickly. Yes, it has been a long time getting here.

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We are getting towards the end of this phase, so hopefully in with the

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next two weeks we should have a response and know if the deal is

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good for the next 18 months. That is the latest from Kellingley this

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evening. It's the biggest fire West Yorkshire

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Fire Service have dealt with this year. Today firefighters were still

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tackling the flames on an industrial estate near Leeds City Centre.

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Demolition crews have been helping them reach the fire. It's still not

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known how it started. Emma Glasbey reports.

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The fire was still burning late this afternoon, as firefighters spent a

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second day on this Leeds industrial estate. Demolition teams moved in to

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help the crews reach pockets of fire underneath the building. West

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Yorkshire Fire Service say it is the biggest fire they have dealt with

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this year. At its height around 100 firefighters were tackling the

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flames. The cause is under investigation. It took a lot of

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resources to contain the fire. What is pleasing is the amount of

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premises we have managed to save, due to the hard work and commitment

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of the firefighters. But for this fire to break out in the early hours

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of Easter Monday morning suggests perhaps it was started deliberately?

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I would not like to comment at this stage. There will be a cause

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determined in due course over the next couple of days. Around 20

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firefighters remained at the scene today. Staff from the Environment

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Agency were also there, with concerns about fish in the nearby

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canal. They have announced they will be opening a lock gate so distressed

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fish can swim to fresh water in the River Aire. The air is still thick

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with smoke here in Armley, more than 36 hours after the fire broke out.

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You can really feel the smoke at the back of your throat. This smoke is

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not thought to contain only any chemicals but the people working

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later by are still being told to keep their doors and windows closed.

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The fire engulfed Tradpak wee cycling and Hazel Products. Today,

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some neighbouring businesses were able to open as normal after the

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Easter break. I was nervous all day and did not get much sleep

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yesterday. I am relieved the building is in one piece and my vans

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were unaffected. All I can say is praised the Fire Brigade. An

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excellent job, saving the surrounding buildings. Tonight,

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firefighters are damping down. It is possible they will still be here

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tomorrow. Later on Look North ` one of the

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Tour de France's top teams has arrived in Yorkshire to try out the

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route. And it seems even the professionals make heavy weather of

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our steepest climbs. We'll get their thoughts. A month from today, the

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polling stations will be open for the European elections. Do you know

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how you're going to vote? Do you even know who you'll be voting for `

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and what they do once elected? Harry has a handy guide.

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We'll be voting for our MEPs ` that stands for Members of the European

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Parliament. We get six of them to represent Yorkshire and the Humber.

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These are the people we have at the moment. There's Edward

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McMillan`Scott, a Liberal Democrat. Linda McAvan for Labour. Godfrey

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Bloom is an Independent. Timothy Kirkhope is a Conservative. Andrew

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Brons represents the British National Party, and Rebecca Taylor

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is another Liberal Democrat. They each represent the whole region and

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when you vote, it's for a party rather than an individual candidate.

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So what do MEPs actually do for us? James Vincent's been finding out.

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From Yorkshire, to Europe. These six of the MEPs that represent us in the

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European Parliament. But does anybody know what they are or what

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they do? Let's be honest, when most people are making decisions on

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Europe it is Tenerife or Malaga. But this may we are sending our

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politicians to Brussels. Do you know what an MEP is? A member of

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Parliament. But for where? I don't know. I've no idea. It is a member

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of Parliament. But for where? European. There are six Yorkshire

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MEPs. There are 73 for the whole of the UK. In total there are 766 for

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the whole of Europe. They serve over 500,000 `` over 500 million people

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across the continent. One of the big questions is in or out, are we

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better together all on our own? In or out, should we be in Europe or

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out of Europe? I think we should be out, or in if it did not cost us as

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much. I think we pay over the odds. You for coming out? Yes. I will take

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Brussels sprouts. I want you to get Brussels sprouts and put it back in.

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Shall we stay in or out? Out. Should we be in or out? In. Has it been a

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good thing for us? Yes, but long`term it will be better. The

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Parliament has reformed fish stocks, farming and the financial sector but

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one of the most popular things it has done is put a cap on the costs

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of using your mobile phone abroad. It has cut the cost of chatting on

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holiday. I will phone you back, I in the middle of something. Where you

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`` whether you like sprouts or not, everyone will soon get to have their

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say on Brussels. I look forward to seeing those

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sprouts on your expenses! Well, over the course of the next few weeks,

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we'll be speaking to the party leaders ahead of the European and

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local elections in May. Today the UK Independence Party launched their

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campaign in Sheffield. Our Political Editor, Len Tingle, caught up with

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their leader, Nigel Farage. It was not by accident that Nigel

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Farage chose Sheffield to unveil the poster that is going to launch their

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campaign across the country. That is because he believes that even here

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in Labour's heartlands they can pick up enough votes that will eventually

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give them more than the onesie they already have in the European

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Parliament. And the evidence for that, he says, is because in the two

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by`elections in Rotherham and Barnsley since the last general

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election, UKIP has come second both times. We have the biggest, most

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professional campaign this party has ever fought. That is not surprising

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because in the crowd today was Barnsley multimillionaire Paul

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Sykes, whose money is paying for this poster campaign. But can UKIP,

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with its anti`immigration policies, really take the votes it needs in

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staunchly Labour areas like this? We will transform and change the whole

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national debate in this country, particularly here in Yorkshire. The

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majority of seats in Westminster are held by Labour MPs. At the moment,

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Miliband is holding a position where he is saying if he becomes prime

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minister he will not give us a referendum. We will put maximum

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pressure on Labour in this part of the world. But can UKIP regain pride

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`` credibility after its high profile parting with its

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increasingly eccentric Yorkshire MEP Godfrey Bloom. You have checked the

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colour of people's faces, disgraceful! It was unfortunate. We

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have Jane Collins, who became known in the Barnsley by`election where

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from no where she came second. We have an Asian businessman second. A

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guy that grew up in Bradford, has been successful and is very

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passionate about our cause. I think we are putting forward a good team

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of people. The UKIP top brush `` brass launch across the country this

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week, confident they will grab half the six seats up for grabss in the

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region at next month's elections. In other news now, and newspaper

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adverts have been published to encourage victims of the late Jimmy

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Savile to apply for compensation. So far more than 140 people have come

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forward, who claim they were assaulted by the disgraced Leeds

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presenter. The ads were ordered by the High Court, which has sanctioned

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a compensation scheme, with payments capped at ?60,000. Those who come

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forward will have to prove what contact they had with him.

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Postmortem tests are being carried out on the bodies of a man and

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woman, found dead at a house in Worksop. Police were called to

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Hardwick Road East yesterday morning. A 28`year`old man is being

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questioned on suspicion of murdering the couple, who are believed to be

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his parents. Neighbours say the residents were a Polish couple who

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lived with their son. He is being treated in hospital.

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Care workers in Doncaster are to stage a further two`week strike in a

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row over pay and conditions. Unison members will walk out in May for 14

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days after talks ended without an agreement being reached. It's the

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latest in a series of strikes. The workers claim their employer ` Care

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UK ` wants to cut wages by up to ?7,000 a year. Care UK says it's

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pledged to protect the basic levels of pay. A South Yorkshire charity

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which cares for abandoned cats says there's no excuse for people who

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dump kittens. It's after a litter of newborns was discovered in a bin in

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Sheffield. Luckily, they were rescued by a passer`by. They're now

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being cared for by the Sheffield Cats Shelter in Broomhall. But

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workers there say cases like this are becoming all too common. Kate

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Bradbrook reports. Just six weeks old and crying for

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their mother. These tiny bundles of fluff are some of the newest

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arrivals here at the Sheffield Cats Shelter. They may look healthy

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enough, but after being dumped in a dustbin they are lucky to be alive.

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If they had gone another 12 hours or more, I doubt that we would have

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been able to save them. It was a cold night that night and they can't

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go that long. They were so young. They would have died, definitely.

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They are now being treated for cat flu, which, much like the human

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equivalent, causes itchy eyes and runny noses. But the good news is

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today is the day they meet their foster mum. She will look after them

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until they are old enough to be adopted. These five are going to

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need quite a lot of care, because they are quite poorly and they have

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no money. It will be every three or four hours with medication and

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trying to get them to eat and fluids down them. Hopefully then have them

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until they are about 13 weeks old. As Ruby and her brothers and sisters

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start their new life, many others may not be so lucky. The message

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from stuff here is for owners to get their animals spayed so this story

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is not repeated. They are so cute! I could hear even

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the male cameraman commentingBefore 7:00pm, you don't need us to tell

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you that God's own county is a work of art. ! But now there's proof ` as

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a new exhibition celebrates the famous artists inspired by our

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coastline, countryside and cities. Sport now. It is always said that

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Easter weekend decides things, but that is not always the case, is it?

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It is crunch time. In football, after a busy bank holiday weekend,

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we still don't know for certain which of our teams will be promoted

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or relegated. Some did find out that they're going nowhere for now,

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whilst others took a step closer to their fate. Ian Bucknell reports.

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After Jeff Hendrick put Derby in front, Barnsley never looked like

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getting anything out of the game. It was 2`0 by half`time and the goal

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was too little too late. The Tykes must win their last two games if

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they are to have a realistic chance of avoiding the drop. Doncaster can

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count themselves lucky after Abdoulaye Meite was harshly sent off

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at Millwall. `` unlucky. They picked up a point for a scoreless draw but

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are not out of relegation trouble yet. To a man they have shown

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everyone why I still believe we will stay in this division, because they

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are a fantastic bunch to work with and they give me everything they

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have got, every single day and they have a good chance. A big sigh of

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relief for Huddersfield. Adam Clayton's late strike sealed a 2`1

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win at Yeovil and a place in the Championship. York City's revival is

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almost complete. Keith Lowe scored in their 1`0 win over Bury and the

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team that looked like relegation fodder at Christmas are now inches

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away in s play`off place. `` from a play`off place. And finally

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Chesterfield are closing in on automatic promotion, Doyle got the

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only goal of the game at Dagenham and the Spireites need just one more

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win to be almost certain of going up. You can see highlights from all

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of our teams on the Football League Show, available on the BBC iPlayer.

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The managing director of the Bradford Bulls has apologised to the

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fans for what he called the woeful and embarrassing performance of the

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team yesterday. They were beaten 84`6 by Wigan, which was the Bulls'

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worst ever Super League defeat. Steve Ferres said it was "without

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doubt the worst performance I have seen by a Super League side". At the

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other end of the scale, the Leeds Rhinos are top of the table after

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back`to`back wins over Easter. They beat Salford 28`4 yesterday.

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Castleford are second, while Huddersfield have moved up to

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seventh after both boasted a perfect record Easter record as well. And

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you can see highlights from all 14 matches over the Easter weekend on

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the Super League Show, which is available now on the BBC iPlayer.

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It's been a rain`affected day up at Headingley, which has slowed

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Yorkshire's progress somewhat. It's day three of their game against

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Northants who, having been made to follow`on, are 118`2 in their second

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innings. `` they were 145`4 a few minutes ago. Paul assures me it's a

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better forecast for tomorrow so hopefully Yorkshire can wrap up the

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win. Have you managed to get any cricket caught yet?

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With just over a couple of months to go till the Tour de France starts

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here in Yorkshire, the best riders in the world are following in our

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footsteps, Amy, by cycling the route. No, not yet. One of the teams

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to watch is Giant`Shimano, which has riding the second stage today. And

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we know all about those hills, don't we, Harry? Our Tour de France

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Correspondent Matt Slater has spent the day with them. He's now at

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Weetwood Hall in Leeds, where they've been holding a press

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conference. So Matt, what did they make of the route?

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Actually, I am in the car park outside we would hall where the

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mechanics of team Giant`Shimano are getting ready to work on the bikes.

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After a pretty challenging day for the team. They are the first of the

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big teams to come over and have a proper look at the two Yorkshire

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stages of the Grand Depart and it is fair to say they found it pretty

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tough. Their big star is Marcel Kittel, who burst onto the scene

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last year, winning four stages at the tour, including the first and

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last day. That marks him out as Mark Cavendish's biggest rival for the

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first stage into Harrogate, where the prizes the yellow jersey. Marcel

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Kittel did not like Jenkin Road and had some interesting things to say

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about the state of Yorkshire's roads. I think the roads are in some

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parts very dangerous for appellate on of the Tour de France. On the

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descent, when you ride through lonely roads in the middle of

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nowhere, they are very narrow one very small with stonewalls on both

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sides. There will be a nervous Tour de France Balaton fighting for the

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yellow jersey. They can be very dangerous situations. Wanted he make

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of Yorkshire customs? We heard him talk about Christ done walls, he was

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alarmed by how close they were `` dry stone walls. Also a chance to

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explore stereotypes. We got back a bit of German sense of humour! Has

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anyone called you love, pet, or dock, and have you been offended?

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No, not yet. What other strange things have you noticed about

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Yorkshire? Any strange things? The raindrops came from the side! There

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is one of the bit of news, that is rather's Ben Swift, we were hoping

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he would be lining up in the Tour de France. It looks like he has been

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picked by Team Sky at the Giro d'Italia, which means we have to get

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against `` we have to get behind Mark Cavendish because he has

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Yorkshire links. Jenkin Road was a killer. We did it like the pros! A

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breeze. There we are, going up! That is us! 2.3 miles an hour, I think.

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And we see the pros going up now? Do we have them? Never mind. No, we

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haven't, but we were quicker than them. There we are, look, we were

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quicker than they were! That was our last day. You are being funny, but

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never mind! Now, the Tour de France isn't all about elite riders and

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gruelling climbs. In the run up to Le Grand Depart, a cultural festival

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is also taking place, called the Yorkshire Festival. One of the

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highlights is an exhibition at the Mercer Gallery in Harrogate, which

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showcases some of the best known Yorkshire artists. The collection

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includes JMW Turner's familiar landscapes, Atkinson Grimshaw's

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moonlit Victorian scenes, and rarely`seen work by Bradford`born

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David Hockney. Faith Wilkinson has been for a look.

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The beauty of Yorkshire's landscape reportedly moved the great British

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painter JMW Turner to tears. His work is currently on display in

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Harrogate as part of a new exhibition which demonstrates the

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influence of Yorkshire on some of the world's finest artists. The

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great draw, particularly for the landscape artists like Turner at the

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end of the 18th century, was this tremendous diversity of the

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landscape. You've got on the one hand where the Industrial Revolution

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began, you've got this fantastic coastline, you've got Staithes,

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Robin Hood Bay and Scarborough, the Dales and the great cities and it

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rolls on and on with engaging subjects for artists, whatever they

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work in. This collection cleverly places past masters and contemporary

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artists together. Moonlit scenesby Atkinson Grimshaw sit alongside iPad

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art by David Hockney. It's something to be very proud of.

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It shows the diversity of the county and it makes people like Elwell and

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others stand out really well. They haven't decayed with time, I think.

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It substantiates their skill and talent. The range of artists they've

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covered is just amazing and the work is of such high quality. It is not

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the bottom rung of the products of those particular artists. I am

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really impressed, it is food for the eyes for me. Fantastic. I like the

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paintings that don't have glass on them because the painting comes to

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life. The exhibition is part of the Yorkshire Festival, a programme of

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cultural events ahead of the Tour de France in July. It is on display at

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the Mercer Gallery in Harrogate until October.

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Fantastic works of art. We will point you in the right direction of

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some of the other events taking place over the next 100 days. The

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most `` the most important thing is a decent day at Headingley. I can

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almost promise you a full day's plate, there might be one or two

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showers later. A nice day at Headingley. Let me show you pictures

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from the glorious bank holiday weekend.

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That was bumped and cliffs. This is a long shot towards Ingleborough

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hill, beautiful. Lovely colours. We don't show Staithes that much, but

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that is lovely. Keep your pictures coming in. A big improvement coming

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through for tomorrow. It may be a great start in places but there will

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be warm sunshine developing. This weather front should hold off until

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tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. At Headingley, it should be a much

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better prospect. It could not be much worse. You can see the cloud on

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today's satellite picture. It gave quite a bit of rain across northern

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and western areas. It has brightened up. It triggered sharp showers this

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evening. At least it is brighter. Overnight the showers moved

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northwards. We will be left with low cloud and missed. Perhaps the odd

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shower drifting up from the south. Lowest temperatures around eight

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Celsius. The sun will rise at 5:48am.

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A slow start in places. A bit of low cloud, missed, but the cloud will

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break up. There will be decent sunny spells coming through. There will be

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sharp showers developing later in the afternoon. Very hit and miss.

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Many places will stay dry until later tomorrow evening. Let's look

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at the top temperatures. A dreadful day along the coast. 13 or 14

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Celsius in Scarborough. Inland, 16 or possibly 17 degrees across

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eastern parts of South Yorkshire. That is 63 degrees Fahrenheit in old

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money. A wet Wednesday night. Thursday, a great, damp start,

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brightening up later with sunny intervals and one or two showers. It

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is nice to see you back, you look refreshed. Thank you, a week in

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Bridlington has done me the world of good. Enjoy the rest of your

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evening. Good night. Some people don't think real change

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in Europe is possible. Some people don't think real change

:26:52.:26:56.

is necessary. Some people don't think

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it's worth fighting for. But we want to make Europe work

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for Britain, and give you the final say

:27:04.:27:06.

with an in-out referendum in 2017. have made Britain's economy

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stronger and more competitive. a record number of people in work.

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And we're predicted to be the fastest-growing economy

:27:17.:27:21.

in the G7 this year. We're working through

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our long-term economic plan at home and we'll work through our plan

:27:26.:27:29.

to deliver real change in Europe too. David Cameron, backed by

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a strong team of Conservative MEPs, has taken action

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to stand up for Britain. Vetoing a new EU fiscal treaty

:27:38.:27:40.

that didn't guarantee

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