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The wait for a bridge is over in Elland.

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After more than a year of this community being divided

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in two, Elland Bridge has reopened once more.

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We'll also have an update on Leeds' flood defence plans as the city asks

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Also tonight... The Chesterfield headteacher doing

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a sponsored run as a last resort because of funding cuts.

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Spire Junior School now face the biggest cuts

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Running for cash is now the only alternative to sacking staff.

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Seven million watch the Shannon Matthews' drama, but did

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And looking for a vicar who's "fun and interested in Harry Potter."

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What's behind this unusual church recruitment ad in Shipley?

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Pictures like this of the sun taken across West Yorkshire in short

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It's going to be grey, cold, with a risk of wintry showers.

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There were celebrations in Elland today after its historic bridge

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finally reopened more than a year since floodwaters washed

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The Grade Two listed bridge was wrecked by the 2015 Boxing Day

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floods and caused chaos for drivers and businesses in the town.

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The opening comes just a week after Tadcaster Bridge was reopened.

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Another bridge closed by Storm Eva, Linton, is still a work in progress,

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It's been a long wait for this day, so many people in Elland,

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cameras at the ready, did not want to miss it.

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With a brass band playing there was a celebratory atmosphere

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in the town as a minibus full of expectant passengers crossed

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the bridge for the first time since it was destroyed

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It has already stood 200 years, we have put resilience into it

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to make it much stronger than it was before,

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so we are delighted that we now have a bridge that should last many,

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many years and served this community well.

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Built in 1811, the Grade Two listed bridge could not withstand

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storms that hit Yorkshire, flooding many nearby

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There has been a complex and careful rebuilt to preserve

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All the original stone has been reused.

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But that painstaking process has tested the patience

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Andrew Firth runs a pub next to the bridge and has seen a massive

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We have two children at the top end of Elland who go to school

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and their journey time has doubled because of it.

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The business trade, obviously we lose a lot.

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Ourselves, we do a lot of passing trade, you know, people driving,

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people walking along the canal, and we have just lost that this year

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Delays, diversions, division, the closures also had a big impact

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on local charity project Colt, which recycles furniture.

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Their delivery drivers have had much longer journeys and it has been

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a logistical nightmare just to unload.

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A lot of driving around, going all over, so you know,

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We'd also forgotten how vibrant it is when there is traffic flowing.

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That vibrancy is something that people in Linton near Wetherby

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Their grade two listed bridge isn't due to reopen until the summer,

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the last of Yorkshire's flood damaged bridges to be repaired.

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But in Elland, it's been a day of celebration with long-term

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resident JJ and his mascot, gorilla George, itching

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Elland is reunited and the bridge is back.

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A historic day for Elland as the town is reunited once again

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with the reassurance this bridge will stand for at least

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Well, Charlotte's in Leeds for us now where councillors have today

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called for more money from the government to beef-up flood

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defences and prevent a repeat of the chaos caused in the city.

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Charlotte, remind us just how badly Leeds was affected.

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Yes, the storm was absolutely vicious on Leeds. We are here at the

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River near Crown point. Steady now but they were record breaking over

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those Christmas holidays in 2015, reaching up to the second floor of

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these flats behind me. In total 2500 homes were flooded, 700 businesses

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were affected. Some of those businesses have not been able to

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reopen, it has just been too much for them. Others took months before

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they could get back to normal. Also, who can forget the A65, the main

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route in and out of Leeds, it was like something out of a disaster

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movie, mother nature turned it from a road into a river. People

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scurrying to save their businesses but also to save themselves. The

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water came in that quickly. There was a massive power cut across Leeds

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on Boxing Day night as well, because all of those electricity substations

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were totally submerged in the Leeds area. It was an absolute nightmare

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for thousands of people, something they do not want to see repeated.

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Millions of pounds has already been spent on flood defences along the

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river, but the council says more is needed, doesn't it? They say it is

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critical or we could see a repeat of what happened here when storm came

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our way. Here I am near the first phase of the Council's flood

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alleviation scheme. You will be able to see some of the lights and

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activity behind me that has been going on. Here they have some

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innovative schemes, like a Wear thought to be the first in the

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country that can be used, a forward thinking scheme, affected if the

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water starts to rise here, it can prevent that happening, but the

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council have said Hang on, that is not enough. They are telling the

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government they need more money, we need the second phase and we need

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some investment. They have said it is critical that money comes from

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the Godman. They have written this report today which will be sent in.

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-- comes from the government. They say it is no bid is putting money

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into the river here, we need further afield across the district,

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otherwise we cannot guarantee that what happened here on Boxing Day

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2015 will not happen again. Thank you.

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Really interesting though time-lapse pictures. Still so shocking those

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images of the floods. Never for get it.

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Next tonight, a headteacher from Chestefield will take part

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in the Great North Run to fundraise for his school.

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Dave Shaw from Spire Junior School says funding cuts are threatening

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what he can provide and this is a last resort.

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His case was raised at Prime Ministers Questions today

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by the local MP who pressed the Prime Minister about school

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Theresa May said the government was consulting on a new funding formula.

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Dave Shaw is the headteacher of Spire Junior School.

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Later this year he'll take part in the Great North Run.

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It's his way of raising money so his year six pupils

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still have the chance to go on a modest two night residential

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This is the third most deprived area in Derbyshire.

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We have 70% of our children on free school meals and families

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I believe the actual activities are vitally important

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to their education in terms of their self-esteem

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and self-confidence, so we value our residential,

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But as funding cuts are kicking in, it's going to be one of the things

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Dave said opportunities for them will simply dry up if opposed

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proposed funding cuts become real budgets.

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Are you going to show me into your school?

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This is not the first time cameras have been

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Back in 2010, this is where Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg

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By offering more help at an early age to the most

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disadvantaged children, we will directly tackle the gaps

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in attainment that open up in the critical early years of life.

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Today, the school was back in the political spotlight, too.

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Running for cash is now the only alternative to sacking staff.

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Will she go to the finish line and tell Dave Shaw how this

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Chesterfield MP Toby Perkins raising the case at Prime

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What the government has brought forward is a consultation

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We will look at the result of that fairer funding formula

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and we will bring forward our firm proposals in due course.

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The school receives its funding from the government

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I have lost a teaching assistant and eight teacher this year

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I have lost a teaching assistant and a teacher this year

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My deputy headteacher is teaching me enough full-time.

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My deputy headteacher is teaching near enough full-time.

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There is literally nothing else to cut now.

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For Dave, strapping on his running shoes is not just

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Tom Ingle, BBC Look North, Chesterfield.

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It is not a lie, it is an alternative fact.

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We'll meet the rising screen stars from Leeds who give

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Let's have a look at the rest of the day's news.

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A Bradford taxi driver Mohammed Zubair, who murdered

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his wife's lover in a jealous rage and an innocent bystander,

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has been given life sentences with a minimum tariff of 31 years.

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Electrician Ahmedin Khyel was beaten to death because of the love affair,

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alongside his friend Imran Khan at Mohammed Zubair's home

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The men's bodies were dumped in a country lane before

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McLaren Supercars are to open a ?50 million factory in South Yorkshire,

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which could create more than 200 jobs.

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The factory will build parts for the company's supercars and be

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based at the site of Sheffield Airport.

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The partnership between McLaren Automotive and the University

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of Sheffield's Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre will

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A grandmother and two children have been rescued from a house

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Firefighters helped free them from the property on Barnsley Road

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in Cudworth in the early hours of this morning.

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They were taken to hospital suffering from the effects

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Part of Leeds city centre was closed off overnight following reports

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The incident started around twenty to ten last night following a number

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of reports of a man in the area with what looked like a hand gun.

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Roads around the Sainsbury's supermarket on the Headrow

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were cordoned off and the area was searched by police.

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Officers arrested a 25-year-old man and the cordon remained

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West Yorkshire Police say the man wasn't carrying a gun

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when he was arrested, and a search of the supermarket

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and surrounding areas has failed to find any weapons.

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Two more people were arrested in Sheffield today, during a third

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day of protests over the felling of trees in Nether Edge.

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A tree on Chippinghouse Road was cut down after two people were arrested

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and removed by police from an adjacent private garden.

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It follows seven arrests on the same road on Monday.

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Cricket now and still no official announcement on who will replace

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Alastair Cook as England Test captain, following his

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But it's already difficult to find anyone who doesn't consider

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this young Yorkshireman, Joe Root, to be the best

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Even Cook himself has backed Root today.

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But he does mention other "possibles", besides.

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You know, he's obviously got something about him

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He's got a huge amount of respect in the dressing room.

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You know, there's other people as well.

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I think Ben Stokes has got a leadership role,

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I think the way he's improved and matured

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You know, he's one of those people that people gravitate to.

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Jos Buttler did an excellent job in Bangladesh.

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There's a good group of people pushing forward.

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I didn't, I was on the late shift. I watched it.

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Across the country more than seven million tuned

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into the BBC drama based on the case of the missing schoolgirl

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Hundreds of neighbours helped in the three-week search before it

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emerged her mother Karen Matthews was involved in Shannon's

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Abi Jaiyola has been back to Dewsbury today to see how

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Stay in pairs, we don't want anyone else going missing, all right?

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This is the dramatised version of the events that unfolded

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on the Moorside Estate after the disappearance

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It made national headlines because Karen, Shannon's mother,

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If anybody's got my daughter, my beautiful princess daughter,

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24 days later, nine-year-old Shannon was found and it was discovered her

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kidnapping was a hoax banned by her mother and another man,

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What happened here and what happened to Shannon are still very raw

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I've been talking to residents today, many of whom didn't

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want to go on camera, but said they were unhappy

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with how the community had been portrayed in the drama

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and were concerned that the events of nearly ten years ago

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I think it was quite degrading to be honest.

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I wasn't here when the incident took place at I've been

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here since and I get on with everyone here and it's

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a really lovely neighbourhood but the drama doesn't reflect it.

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The drama tells the story from the point of view of the community.

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In Dewsbury town centre, those who watched it

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I just feel sorry for that poor child.

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She's got to live with what she went through and now it's being relived

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It was good what they tried to get across, you know,

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to people but me personally, I don't think they should have

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Shannon has to relive everything that went on and the other

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She shouldn't have to relive what she went through.

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I thought it gave a bad picture of Yorkshire women.

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Apart from that, I thought it was good.

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There were a lot of questions, weren't there, unanswered, so yeah,

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The second and final episode of The Moorside will be broadcast

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Abi Jaiyola, BBC Look North, Dewsbury.

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And it is worth watching if you get the chance.

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Yorkshire farmers say restrictions imposed following a case of bird flu

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in Malham could have a serious impact on their business.

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Birds are having to be kept indoors and one North Yorkshire

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producer is concerned that if the restrictions continue,

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they'll no longer be able to sell their eggs as free-range.

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At Yorkshire farmhouse eggs near Thirsk, there are 300,000 hens, all

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laying free range eggs. In normal circumstances the hens would be

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allowed to come out of the shed through these holes here to enjoy

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the fields, eat the grass and any insects they find but since bird flu

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came to the UK, or domestic and commercial birds must be housed

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inside. -- all. These have all been here for a few weeks now. For the

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last few months, Adrian has had no choice but to keep his birds

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indoors. It is thought avian flu is spread through contact with

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migrating wild birds. It is worrying? Devastating. My biggest

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concern is the welfare of the birds, so that means in the short term they

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are housed, that is the right thing to do. In January, the strain was

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found in a small backyard flock of chickens and ducks near settle. The

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birds were killed and a ten kilometre protection zone was set

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up, within which birds could not be moved without a licence. The disease

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has not spread to any other premises in Yorkshire but it has affected

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business for breeders. Edward here has over 1000 pure breeds and sends

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hatching eggs all over the world. He has kept his paltry inside but says

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business is slow and costs are rising. -- his paltry. We don't want

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wild birds coming near them because that is where the disease is coming

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through but it makes it hard work because you need more bedding to

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keep them inside. Back at the farm in Thirsk, over 100,000 eggs are

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packaged every hour, destined for supermarket shelves. If the hens

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here can be released soon, the X can still be sold as free range. And in

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the last hour, deaf has announced that it intends to get the ban on

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poultry being outdoors from the beginning of March -- Defra has

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announced. Watching everyday people watching

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TV, a simple formula that Now its creators are doing it

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again with a new show This time it's ordinary

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people giving their take Two of the shows rising stars

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are Christina Cambridge and Winifred Scott from Chapeltown

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Leeds. Ladies, let's see

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you both in action. Even world leaders need

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a hand in now and then. The president and the Prime

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Minister clasped as they made their way down

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the colonadne steps. When you look at the actual,

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they say it's holding, but I don't think she knew

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he was going to hold onto Look at the way he's

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holding her hand. But then again, have you heard,

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he's scared of stairs? No! Welcome, ladies. Christina, how

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did you get involved with common sense? It was just by chance. One of

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the team members of the programme happened to visit our church at the

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time I was helping in the kitchen preparing meals for the senior

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citizens and he said would you be interested but no one else was and I

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thought I would just have a little nosy... And the rest is history?

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Yes! Winnifred, you were chosen on the short list for goggle box, so

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why did you want to get involved in Common Sense? Is not really me, I

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think one of the producers thought that I would be best on a different

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programme. I have no idea what that programme would be and then they

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contacted me and told me about Common Sense and I thought, that

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sounds very good. What I love so much about both of you is you are so

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natural and there is natural chemistry between the two of you as

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well. Were you friends beforehand? We have known each other for a

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number of years. We used to go to the same church. And is that what

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comes across. Anyone who has not seen the programme, can you tell us

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what it is you have to do? We have to discuss recent news headlines,

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current affairs and you literally are given the headline as it comes.

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You don't have time to prepare and you just give your opinion on it.

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Say you are filling twice a week and you are shown a clip and then you

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have two react naturally? Yes. Do you have two elaborate or repeat

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anything? Occasionally. If they want a little bit more. How have you

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found the same? You are pretty would be household names now? I don't know

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about that! But it is not new to you, Winnifred. You have done things

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before haven't you? Oh my word, I have done Coronation Street for just

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over 20 years. Bits of everything. Thank you so much for coming in.

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Some of the Gogglebox stars have gone on to do other things. Would

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you ever do anything like that? Definitely not! Good luck and the

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programme is on tonight at 10pm on BBC Two.

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A recruitment ad with a difference has gone out on the internet

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to try to attract a new vicar at Saint Paul's church in Shipley.

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And boy will the right candidate need to have a very long

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Youngsters from the church Junior Choir have created their own

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musical advert and put it on Facebook.

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They want their new vicar to be "fun, interested in Harry Potter

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The video has been seen by more than 24,000 people.

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If you are a vicar looking for a new job, pay attention. This song is for

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you. Composed by St Paul's Junior choir, it is a job advert with a

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difference. We put the video, which is based on

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the song from Mary Poppins about a perfect nanny, we put it on Facebook

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on Sunday evening expecting it to get a few views and overnight it had

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reached into the thousands of views and now I think we are on about

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25,000 views on Facebook. Children had to think what qualities were

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needed to make a good vicar. The best thing is how the kids wrote the

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song themselves and one of the favourite bit is this line. Eric

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Dier boy or girl it doesn't matter, but you must enjoy Harry Potter.

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Which I think works really well. It is not kind of thing you would

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expect. Wanted everybody, like the vicars who would be watching this to

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know that we are a church he welcomes children of all ages and we

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have a really nice choir to sing really good songs. What do we think

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would make a really good vicar for Saint Pauls? They would Cherie

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goodbye. Those with everyone and help people to worse that Jesus --

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to worship Jesus. -- they would tell really good Bible stories to

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everyone. I will still be able to get choir on Facebook! If you are a

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vicar without a Congregation, now is the time to start applying.

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Lovely, they basically want Mary Poppins who likes Harry Potter.

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Now, Winnifred and Christina are with us in the studio because you

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are going to critique Paul's weather forecast for us! I'm sorry, don't

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start trying to bribe our guest, get on with the weather! One picture has

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come in, a view, beautiful there. Keep them coming in. Fairly

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nondescript forecast over the next few days. It will continue to turn

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colder. Cloudy and out that cloud of there will be some snow for us. Low

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pressure through the Mediterranean, high pressure from Scandinavia so we

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have a run of easterly winds, which will bring some sleet and snow

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showers. Snow lovers, though, will be disappointed. There is the extent

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of the cloud. Brightness at a premium over the next few days. A

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few rain showers on the radar at the moment. They will turn increasingly

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to sleet and snow. Largely confined to more eastern areas. We will see

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our lowest temperatures around or just below freezing, so ice on

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untreated surfaces. The sun rises at 7:39am in the morning. So, it is

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great, cold and cloudy for much of the state with a scattering of

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wintry showers of sleet and snow. There might be snow over the moors

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over the end of the day was one or two working their way inland but not

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amounting to a great deal at all. The wind will pick up during the

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second half of the day, so it will feel nippy outdoors. Looking at

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highs of just three Celsius. So, I think a frost developing on Thursday

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evening and night and spot the difference as we head into Friday.

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It is cloudy, cold and grey. Both wintry showers becoming more

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frequent, particularly across eastern areas. Over the weekend more

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of the sable stop temperatures going back up again and I think next week

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we will see a return of milder air. That is the forecast. You looked a

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bit nervous there, Paul! Out of ten? I would give him nine and a half out

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of ten. The weather might be cold but you certainly look hot in that

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suit! Oh, I love you! Very generous! Very smart. I think you could do

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with a tie! Don't start all that! Very controversial! We'll be back

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with the late news at 10pm. Good evening.

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when farmers leave their daily routines behind...

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Right, here we come, Dorset! ..for a show day.

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