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Welcome to Wednesday's Look North Tonight.

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A teenager appears in court charged in connection

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with the death of seven-year-old Katie Rough from York.

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One of my good friends is really friends with her mum and she has

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taken it really hard and so have her daughters because they were in the

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same class. Also tonight: Claudia's Law wins

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parliamentary approval so families of people who've gone missing can

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deal with their financial affairs. Gusts of up to 93 miles an hour

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cause disruption across Yorkshire. Could birds of prey be brought

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in to deter seagulls from stealing Could birds of prey be brought

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in to deter seagulls from stealing It has been a very windy day to day.

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West of Sheffield there was 90 miles an hour and it was the windiest

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place in the country. Join me for the latest.

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Tonight, a teenager's appeared in court charged with the murder

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Katie Rough was found critically injured on a playing field

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A 15-year-old girl was today remanded into secure accommodation,

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charged with her murder and with possession

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Another very busy delay -- day here for the police here in York. A

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number of people coming here with flowers to lay beyond the police

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take just behind me. Another sombre day and a very difficult day for the

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people of this area of the city, not least for the family of little Katie

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Rough who were in court today. A lot of what was said we cannot report

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for legal reasons, but a lot of it was very upsetting for anyone to

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listen to, never mind for the little girl 's relatives. The family of

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Katie Rough, at court this morning. The first sorrow filled duty of life

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without the seven-year old. Katie seemingly had so much of her life

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still ahead of her just a few days ago. On Monday it was cut short. She

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died here on Alness Drive in the Woodthorpe area of York. The court

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heard she had suffered significant lacerations to her neck and chest.

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Police investigations continued at the scene, with a metal detector

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used to search nearby undergrowth. Meanwhile the pile of floral

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tributes grows. Four miles from the scene, the teenage girl accused of

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killing Katie appeared in court for the first time. The accused, who was

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15 years old, nodded to use show that she understood as the charges

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were read out. Members of Katie 's family were also in court and some

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were visibly upset as the proceedings finished.

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The teenager is charged with murdering Katie Rough on Monday and

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also with possession of a weapon, namely a knife. Outside Katie 's

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school the feeling remains one of shock. Just a little girl, it's

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really scary, I would say, you know? And then you don't want to lose

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sight of any of your loved ones now. One of my good friends is really

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good friends with armatures taken it really hard and also her daughters

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because they are in the same class. Tributes were paid here in York and

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also in the House of Commons. Sure the whole house will join in

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heartfelt condolences for family and friends of the tragic death of

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seven-year-old Katie Rough in York earlier this week. Also join the

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right Honourable gentleman in expressing condolences to family and

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friends of little Katie who died so tragically. Fundraising page to

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support Katie 's family been set up by York resident

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Maggie Jackson. She didn't know the family but says she wanted to help.

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It isn't just me, this people all over the UK donating, it isn't just

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something I am doing. It is in the hearts and heads of so many people

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and that family, there is so much love for them at the moment and

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people just want to help. Katie 's family were not speaking today, they

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already know the pain of what they have lost, but not why. That funding

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page mentioned has raised ?4000 in just one day. As regards to the

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court case, it is too serious to be dealt with by the Magistrates' Court

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so it will go to Leeds Crown Court on Friday and a teenage girl will be

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held in custody until then. Winds of more than 90 miles per hour

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have been causing problems Trees were brought down blocking,

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roads and rail lines, and flights were cancelled

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in and out of Leeds The winds have now eased

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and services are slowly getting back to normal,

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but for one couple in Bradford, last night's storms will take a very

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long time to recover from, It is not the wake-up call it you

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expect first thing in the morning. This 80 foot beech tree smashed its

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way through this bungalow in Birkenshaw after its roots were

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wrenched out by strong winds. I heard a loud bang like a bomb had

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gone off. When I looked there was rubble all down the landing and I

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knew it was bad but I didn't know what it was. We came outside and I

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saw it was a tree and we were very lucky to get away with it, I think.

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I wouldn't say was habitable now. The bathroom has been destroyed, a

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lot of the internal walls and all of the roof in the centre has been

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destroyed so it has had it. In Bradford this school was stuck to

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students after slates flew from the Victorian roof. Meanwhile in South

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Yorkshire high winds peeled away corrugated sheeting in Sheffield

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city centre and gusts of 93 mph were recorded at high Bradfield. Not only

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buildings have succumbed to the force of nature, across West

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Yorkshire trees were battered. Closing or blocking roads. This

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evening Bridgewater Place is slowly getting back to normal. Earlier the

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roads were closed because of high winds, causing traffic gridlock

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across parts of Leeds. If the roads aren't the only place where there

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were problems. Landing at Leeds Bradford Airport was going to be a

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challenge. It took all the pilots skills to bring this plane down

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safely. Many passengers faced delays and cancellations. The strongest

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wind we record here to here was in excess of 50 knots which is unsafe

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operation so that was the reason why we had a number of delayed

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departures and cancellations this morning. Nearly 40,000 homes across

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the North lost their power supply today. It has now been restored. As

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for the bungalow in Birkenshaw, it is unlikely the owner will be moving

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in soon. Winds have finally started to die down, but can you believe it?

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The forecast for the next few days is sleet and snow.

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Later on Look North: Leading by example.

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Triathlete Jess Learmonth champions swimming sessions for beginners

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Proposals in memory of the missing York chef Claudia Lawrence,

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which are designed to give families greater control over

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the affairs of missing people, have cleared their first hurdle

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The bill was championed by Claudia's father Peter.

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Dubbed Claudia's Law, it was given the go-ahead in parliament

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Our Correspondent John Cundy explains.

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For nearly eight years Peter Lawrence has suffered the pain

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of not knowing what became of his vanished daughter Claudia,

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a pain compounded by laws which have prevented him from dealing

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with the crucial problem of her outstanding financial affairs.

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Today in the Commons, Kevin Hollinrake, on behalf of other

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North Yorkshire MPs won the first critical stage to get

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The creation of a new status of guardian of the property

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and affairs of a missing person will fill this void and provide

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a sensible and helpful solution to the practical and financial

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difficulties faced by families and others following a disappearance.

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Claudia Lawrence vanished without trace from her home

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in Heworth Road in York early on the morning of March 18th, 2009,

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Two major police investigations have failed to solve the mystery.

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Peter Lawrence quickly discovered he could do nothing

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about Claudia's financial affairs, but now a change he's championed

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in the law should give families legal status of guardian

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of the property and affairs of the missing.

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It would mean that everybody can deal with their missing

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loved one's mortgage, their direct debits,

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their investments, their insurances, just like we all do day-to-day

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Kevin Hollinrake's Bill now goes to its next hearing in February,

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without any parliamentary opposition it should now become law.

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We've just about got to the stage that we've won.

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You've got to remember that it's 22 months ago that the government

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committed to this bill and it's taken a private member,

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Kevin Hollinrake, one of our local MPs, for Thirsk and Malton to bring

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it forward himself, and at least we know it has got

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Peter Lawrence at least a legal triumph in the midst

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of the continuing anguish of missing Claudia Lawrence.

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Well, MP Kevin Hollinrake joins us now.

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Thank you for joining me. This has been a long time in the making,

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hasn't it. How does it finally feel to have the guardianship bill backed

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in the Commons? It is so important. It feels good but we have quite a

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few stages to go through yet before we can get it into law but we have

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got government support and backbench support across the house. We have

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got a lot of local support has well, of course, so we are getting there.

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The government has promised to support it

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so we need to get this through by May and there are quite a few stages

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to go through so we need to push as hard as we can to make sure that it

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does actually happen. The government did make a commitment to what has

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been called Claudius Law two years ago. Why has it taken so long and do

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think it will move forward now? Some things take a while in Parliament. I

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have only been here for two years but sometimes you have to keep

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knocking on the right doors the long enough for them to be opened. I have

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been at the right place at the right time and my colleagues have also

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helped and been very supportive. We need to find the Parliamentary time

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for it and we decided to do it this way, through this private members

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Bill process, which is more difficult to get legislation

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through, but we still can get it through and it is very important

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that we do. Claudia went missing eight years ago this March. What

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will this change mean for her family and her assets? Really we have to

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pay tribute to Mrs and Mrs Lawrence because they have championed this on

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behalf of other people. It won't help them now because they have gone

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through this terrible process of trying to deal with affairs of a

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missing person will stop there are around 4000 people go missing every

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year and they are tragic cases, terrible emotions at that time.

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Where are they, what has happened? Could I have done more? All of those

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things, and then they look at the actual logistics of dealing with the

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mortgage, the rent, the insurance and all those direct debits on

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behalf of those missing people and they find they cannot do anything

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about it because of data protection of contract law. There was no

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provision for this in law, whether it's in similar situations if you

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have an elderly relative who has dementia or a loved one passes away,

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you are able to step in in those circumstances but not in this one.

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Big step forward for Peter Lawrence and the rest of her family. Thank

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you for joining me this evening. The MP for Batley and Spen,

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Tracy Brabin, has called on Teresa May to step in to keep

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open the A department She told the Prime Minister

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that the ongoing winter beds crisis proved that the department is vital

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to the local community. Over Christmas I had constituents

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who were waiting 20 hours for a bed in a facility that might not even

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exist next year. Would the Prime Minister now,

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please, face reality and act now to stop this vital A

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service from disappearing. Decisions about services

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in the local area are rightly taken by the local national health service

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because we believe that it's local clinicians and also local patients

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and leaders who know what's best for their area, so it's about trying

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to tailor the services to provide the best possible needs

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for local people. Plans have gone on display

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for a new ?10 million cancer centre at the Friarage Hospital in

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Northallerton. A state-of-the-art facility

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would include a chemotherapy treatment lounge, able to treat up

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to 35 patients a day. The building would be named

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after Sir Robert Ogden, the North Yorkshire philanthropist,

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who's jointly funding the project I think it is fantastic. When you

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think of what you are going through, the psychological effects of all the

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things of being in dull rooms are waiting for results are waiting for

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scans and things like that, to try get a facility that has as much

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going at this as, to make you just feel a lot better about... It will

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not change what has happened, but it can make you feel a lot more

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positive. There's a bit of a row

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going on in the Peak District. People in the village of Foolow

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aren't pleased with plans to put The Peak Park bought

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the land to stop it being Now the Park wants a mobile

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caravan park there. This bit of prime Peak District land

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was going to be a caravan site until the park authority realised it

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had granted planning permission It bought the land for ?650,000

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so it could protect it from being Now, four years later, the Peak Park

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wants to turn it in to... It's the Peak District's job

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to protect this fantastic and very That's what the planning

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regulations are all about, but here the authority

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is judging its own application, something the villagers down

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the valley are not happy about. It is very concerning,

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it's a bit like the MPs voting Legally they are allowed to do it,

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it is part of their remit to be able to do it,

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but when something is as controversial as this,

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it really does beg into question the independence of their

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planning authority. Peter Webster has been

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a farmer here all his life. He wanted to build a barn

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that he was told it wasn't He says it's not fair

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he can't have his barn, but the Peak District can

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have their caravan site. I'm afraid you won't put it on telly

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what I think about it. My barn is roughly 300-400 metres

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away from their caravan site Well, I think they should throw

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the caravan site out. The wording of the original planning

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application was wrong. It meant that private developers

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could put permanent static caravans on the site and that's why

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the Peak Park spent ?650,000 This new development would only be

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for mobile caravans. The Peak Park Authority says it has

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a duty to recover as much of that purchase price as possible

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and reverting it back to a green To reclaim the money spent

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on stopping caravans, We will keep you posted on how that

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argument develops as well. Could birds of prey help scare some

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of Scarborough's seagulls away and stop them swooping in to steal

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food from visitors hands? It's one of the ideas being looked

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at to tackle the town's growing Today the council's been debating

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whether to bring in a firm to remove some of the nests and use a hawk

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to move the gulls elsewhere. Seagulls and Scarborough just go

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together, but in recent years the relationship has been

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turning slightly sour. The number of birds in this town has

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grown to a few thousand, and especially in the summer,

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it's claimed they are I've seen them actually take food

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out of people's hands and things like that and for children it can be

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quite scary, can't it? People are feeding them as well,

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they are feeding them titbits. And they shouldn't do,

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they should not encourage them I think one or two people

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are complaining too I have seen them swoop down and take

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food out of a child's hand, but I don't think it's

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all of the gulls. Today the council has

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been discussing what Councillors could decide to hire

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a firm to work on reducing the number of birds over

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the next few years. We would use egg and nest removal

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and that is not removing all eggs and all nests,

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it is removing a percentage. We worked with Natural England

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on that to say this is how many we are going to take

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and we would report The natural assumption

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from the bird's point of view that the bird of prey

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is taking them. We're not going out to kill

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anything, that's for sure. What the idea is is to move them

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on and get them maybe into the cliffs of further

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away from town. Visitors to Scarborough are already

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urged not to feed the seagulls but some traders say the signs

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are not working I work down here on the seafront

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and all of the restaurateurs and the traders, the south bay

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traders, do try to discuss and speak to members of the public

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if they are seen feeding the gulls but generally, and sort

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of understandably, the reaction is go away its not your business,

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but actually it is our business because we see this

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happening all the time. It may be winter but as you can see

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there are still seagulls around. Normally in January you'd expect

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them to be all out to sea but they are so used to being fed

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here they're staying on land. If action is going to be taken it

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will need to happen soon. The seagull mating season

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is about to begin. I certainly hope they won't BBC

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chips there at the end! I hope not. For anyone looking for a healthy

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start to the new year, Bramley Baths could be

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the place to be. Young up and coming triathlete

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Jess Learmonth has launched a set of new beginner training sessions

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leading up to the World Series event Yorkshire's one to watch,

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Leeds local Jess Learmonth is usually found travelling

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the world on the sporting circuit Her mission, to get Yorkshire

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to give triathlon a go. If it's only a good thing, isn't it,

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to get people involved and we have got the World Series coming to Leeds

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so if people start doing a bit of swimming, a bit of running

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and getting out on the bike then We have got such a nice roads

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and great places to ride I love it, so hopefully

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other people do as well. What is it about

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Leeds and triathlon? Jess on the international stage,

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the Brownlees are locals as well and now this scheme is getting more

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people involved in a sport You usually find once people get

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started they keep coming We have found extraordinary people

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come along thinking they could do a triathlon and they were just

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coming along to learn to swim and by the end of it they have

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entered into a little mini triathlon and achieved something

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and the smiles on those people's Jess came tenth and last year's

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World Triathlon and this year she's hoping to beat that but these

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sessions aren't just for seasoned More than 1,000 people have signed

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up, 300 weren't active It's good now, I've only done two

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sessions but even after the second session it was noticeable

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the improvement that So if you're looking

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to kick-start a healthy New Year, why not try three sports

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for the price of one? You could even be Yorkshire's

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new sporting star. Earlier this week we reported on the

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possible demise of the Futurist Theatre.

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Plans have been revealed to coax more big stars to Scarborough

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with an increase in concerts at the town's open air theatre.

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Councillors are being asked to approve plans to nearly double

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the number of concert dates for 2017.

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The concert promoters say it'll give the local

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It is not Las Vegas or New York, it is not even London, but Scarborough.

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Playing host to big names last summer in the open-air theatre. Six

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and a half thousand seats mean it is the biggest in Europe and it hosted

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ten concerts in 2016. They went so well the promoters now want to

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schedule nearly double that, 18 in 2017. We saw the opportunity that

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actually artists do want to come here. In terms of the geography of

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the country it's a great location, that isn't tapped into, and with

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such a great venue. Looking at it with the council, we are saying that

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we have done really well with ten or 11 shows and almost all of them have

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been sold out, there is an appetite there. Ten years ago the theatre was

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the sorry state, it had been closed for decades and lay abandoned and

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unused. It was reopened by the Queen in 2010 with high hopes, but they

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have taken a while to be realised. The theatre reopened in the teeth of

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the recession and the going in the early years was really tough, but

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the extra dates nearly double the business here. It's a real sign of

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hope. And money. It is estimated the concerts will give a ?5 million

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boost to the local economy. It is absolutely fantastic news. 2016

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shows attracted in excess of 50,000 people to the venue which equated to

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around ?2.5 million to the local economy so having additional shows

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is absolutely fantastic news. It could be a return to the glory days

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of the 1930s when the theatre played a central part in Scarborough 's

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prosperity. The crowds then like to lavish musicals. These days it is

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the likes of the Beach boys, Cliff Richard and Olly Murs that will

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bring in the crowd. If councillors backed the proposal for more dates,

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expect more announcements from stars that they are also adding

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Scarborough to that was. -- to their tours.

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Wright, Paul Hudson, get it right. As always! Sheffield was the

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windiest place in the entire country. Look at this sea foam that

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developed in Whitby. This is an incredible picture.

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If you have any pictures send the mint for me. These were the wind

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speeds today. They will gradually moderate and tomorrow we're looking

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at wintry showers and a cold day with sunshine. Let us look that this

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feature could stay to the south of us and we will hopefully be left

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with a wintry showers and some sunshine. But look at these isobars

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with the storm force winds coinciding with high tide times on

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Friday morning which could be cause for concern in coastal areas. The

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Environment Agency echidna eye on that. On the satellite picture we

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have showers coming in from the West, mainly of rain at the moment.

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They will turn increasingly to sleet and snow so don't be surprised if by

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the end of the night there was a covering of snow by some and nine

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areas. Further east just a few showers and icy patches on untreated

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surfaces. The this is the next high water times. A dry and bright start

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in eastern areas with some sunshine. Showers of hail and rain and sleet

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and snow from the word go across the Pennines and if you get further east

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so as you can see it might be a covering of snow in places.

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Unpleasant conditions for a time on the Pennines. A lot of sunshine and

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a cold feeling day. It will be less windy. Looking a bit further ahead

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it is the coast at around 6am on Friday that there is concern and

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there could be coastal flooding. Sunny inland and wintry showers and

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the weekend looks cold with scattered showers and rain and hail

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and sleet and snow so it stays cold and that is the forecast.

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Stay safe if you're on the roads tonight with the wind. That is

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I think my political beliefs are really quite straightforward.

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I believe that our country needs to work for everyone.

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Not just for the rich, not just for the privileged,

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not just for those who know the right people or who've got

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the loudest voices, but a country that really works for everyone,

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