22/02/2017 Look North (Yorkshire)


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A reminder of the day's main story... The

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Getting together to remember Jo Cox, as plans are unveiled

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for a Yorkshire-wide party on the anniversary of her murder.

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We need to continue the stuff that Jo started locally.

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And something like the Great Get Together is a great

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We hear from Jo's family about plans for hundreds of street parties,

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Hand them in - police in West Yorkshire hold a weapons

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amnesty after a dramatic rise in knife and gun crime.

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A single mum of four from Shipley scoops the ?14 million

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And the Yorkshire bowling legend, bowing out after a 20-year innings.

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Well, all eyes on Storm Doris over the next 24 hours.

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There's an amber warning in place, but where will

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The widower of murdered West Yorkshire MP Jo Cox says

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the huge weekend of events planned for June to mark the anniversary

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of her killing will carry forward his wife's legacy of love,

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What's being called the Great Get Together

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will feature hundreds of street parties, picnics and barbecues

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across Yorkshire and the rest of the country to remember

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the much-loved MP, who was shot dead in her Batley constituency

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Our correspondent John Cundy reports.

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Those who knew Jo Cox say she loved a party.

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And if the launch of the Great Get Together is anything

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to go by, the weekend of June the 17th and 18th

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Jo had this huge energy, this vitality, this love,

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and we didn't want the anniversary to be

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We wanted it to actually be celebratory, about

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And we also wanted it to bring the community together.

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Her killing was designed to divide us, and we could think of no better

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response to that than actually a huge act of national unity.

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The outpouring of grief by the community, at the time

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of Jo's fatal shooting in Birstall last summer.

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It was testament to just how much loved the MP and young mother was.

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In fact, it is a gathering of typically independent,

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no-nonsense, proud Yorkshire towns and villages.

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And now, to celebrate all that Jo held dear,

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in community togetherness, the launch at one of Jo's

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favourite Indian restaurants of the Great Get Together,

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Right across Yorkshire, friends, neighbours,

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and even, until now, strangers, are being invited to come outdoors

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to celebrate the kind of togetherness Jo promoted.

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Her family and friends say she would have been thrilled

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at the idea of the Great Get Together.

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It would be what she would have wanted to achieve.

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To get the whole community, the whole constituency coming together.

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We have got much more in common than what divides us.

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The same theme picked up by the Prime Minister

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As we face this future together, we do stand in momentous

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times for this country, and I do think it's important

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that we remember that being united makes us strong.

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That we should recognise the things that unite us

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as a country and as a people, the bonds that we share together.

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Add I think this is a very fitting tribute to our late colleague.

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For the devoted mum, the caring MP that graced the Commons'

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benches all too briefly, June will be the perfect

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time to remember Jo Cox, a year after she lost her life

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Well, after the launch of the Great Get Together campaign,

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You know what this is, it's like a hug-athon.

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Well, it is a hug-athon, which is always a good thing.

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We've gathered people together to discuss our plans

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for the Great Get Together, which is going to be a celebration

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of bringing communities together, on the weeked of the 17th

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It was, obviously, quite difficult for us to decide how we would do

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But, I've spoken to Brendan, Jo's husband, and spoken to my parents,

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and we decided as a family that we needed to do something

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to bring people together and make it as positive a weekend as possible.

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I've had to make some very difficult decisions in the past eight months.

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And I think the reality for me is, it's not an option

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What I also don't want to do is end up in a world of self-pity,

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because I know it's the last thing Jo would want.

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So what I can choose to do is make something positive out of this

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horrendous situation, and I feel a duty that we need to

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And something like the Great Get Together is a great

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You must have felt the love yourself, the respect

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that Jo and Brendan, the whole family have.

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Has that been the spur to make you do something extraordinary?

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The people that I have met in the past eight months,

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and the way the community and the country have rallied

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round us and supported us as a family, it's unbelievable.

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When you have your dark moments and your dark days,

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That's why having such a positive things like this to organise and be

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involved in and get excited about is wonderful,

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You can almost feel the presence of Jo here.

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Which she have said, Sister, calm down...

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You know what, it she wouldn't have said that at all.

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I know you've always got a choice, but for me, when a think about Jo,

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And this is the way I have to continue.

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And that might change in the future, you don't know what's

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round the corner, but now, I've got Jo on my shoulder,

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I never really thought that before, because growing up,

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Extremely close, but quite different personalities.

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And I think we've got more alike as we've got older.

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If you haven't met this lady before, she's like a tornado.

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I've just done an interview now, and am going to have a lie down.

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And think Yorkshire will do her proud.

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There's been a big increase in the number of people found

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carrying offensive weapons in West Yorkshire,

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and a rise in the number of guns being fired.

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So today, police launched a weapons amnesty,

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giving people the chance to hand in guns and knives

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Our home affairs correspondent Spencer Stokes is here

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In 2014, there were 672 offences of people found carrying offensive

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By 2016, that figure had risen to 1317 -

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West Yorkshire Police say that's partly down

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But there's also been a big rise in the numbers of guns

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In 2014, the figure was 18 discharges.

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It's prompted West Yorkshire Police to hold a ten-day amnesty

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with aim of getting weapons - both guns and knives -

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Some of the weapons seized by West Yorkshire Police,

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on display at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds.

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It's a haul the force hopes will grow in the coming days,

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as they encourage people to hand in guns and knives at eight police

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Gun crime has risen in West Yorkshire, and Chris Wright

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has experienced the consequences at first hand.

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He was shot in the stomach in a case of mistaken identity.

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I went to answer the door, as it was just opening,

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there was somebody behind there with a gun, who,

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within a split second, had shot me from a distance

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That was the start of a chain of events that had quite

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In the past weeks, there has been two notable killings.

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The shooting of 19-year-old Raheem Wilkes in Harehills in Leeds,

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and the stabbing of 16-year-old Irfan Wahid in the same area.

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The number of people found carrying offensive weapons is up,

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and more of those weapons are being discharged.

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There has been a notable increase over the last 12 months,

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The worry is, that trend continues, you see those discharge figures

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continue to rise next year and the year after.

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That's a real worry for us, and that's why we're having

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this weapons surrender, to try and get any weaponry,

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any firearms, any knives, off the streets and into the police,

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and then we can dispose of them very safely.

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We've got eight police stations that are part of this surrender.

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They're on our website, people can turn up and leave

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their weapons at the front desk, effectively, and then

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It's not just criminals who are being targeted.

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West Yorkshire Police also want to recover heritage weapons,

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guns and knives that've been inherited could now be illegal.

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And, potentially, in the future, may fall into the wrong hands.

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Similar amnesties have recovered more than 200 illegal weapons.

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The appeal for guns and knives will run for the next ten days,

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and could go some way to reversing the number of guns being

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Council tax in Leeds is to go up by almost 5%.

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The City Council agreed its budget after a five-hour

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The rise means council tax bills for those living in a typical family

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There'll also be cuts to services to help the council make savings

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A large fire at a farm in Doncaster is thought

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to have been started deliberately, investigators say.

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16,000 bales of hay caught fire at the farm

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The blaze is now under control, but firefighters say they will have

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to stay there for up to a week to make sure it's safe.

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An online funding campaign has begun to try to save the Northern Dalesman

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bus service, which travels through some of the most picturesque

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The service featured on a BBC documentary last summer,

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which was watched by almost a million people.

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But the Yorkshire Dales Society says it will only be able to run again

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this year if enough money can be raised.

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So far, ?440 has been donated towards a ?3000 target.

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The Terriers defeat promotion rivals Reading to make it

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The Home Office says it won't grant extra powers

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to South Yorkshire Police to ban EDL protests in Rotherham.

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Another protest is planned this weekend - it'll be

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South Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner had asked

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the Government to review police powers so repeated

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He asked that question over a year ago, but has never heard back.

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Normal shopping, people getting on with their Wednesday.

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Traders are so worried about it, the police and the council tried

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to get the Home Office to ban repeated matches.

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This will be the 17th protest in Rotherham

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The police and council think it's cost ?4 million.

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What they don't know is how much it's cost businesses.

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Some of the town centre businesses have told

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us they're down 70%, their takings, on the protest days,

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People know, it's a relatively small town centre in Rotherham,

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some other businesses have been hard pressed,

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we're doing to do a lot of things to help with that, and this

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The Home Office say the laws on protests are kept

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under ongoing review, and that the Police Commissioner's

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ideas to curb repeated marchers were considered.

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But it seems there will be no change in the law.

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The Home Office didn't even tell South Yorkshire that they'd looked

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Some of the victims and survivors of CSE themselves are also saying

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they don't want these people coming to their town.

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That's a very important thing to note as well,

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the very people they claim they're trying do something for are saying,

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don't come, it's our town it's ruining the centre

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You've got to be careful to make sure you're not

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accused of banning free speech, of course?

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No-one wants to give a power to anybody, whether it's a local

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authority or police force or a Home Secretary,

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that might stop the sort of protests that you might want to go on.

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Whether you're a trade unionist, a church group or whatever.

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So we had to be very careful in how this was worded.

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The EDL says it's coming to Rotherham to protest

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about the council and the police's handling of

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They and other groups have been before, and Rotherham says it

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doesn't have any power to stop them coming again and again.

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Now here's a story which might make you green with envy.

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A mum of four has won the Euro Millions jackpot.

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37-year-old Beverley Doran from Shipley won ?14.5 million

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She's going to buy a house and a holiday home, and says she'll

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There's some flash photography in Heidi Tomlinson's report.

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Is this the luckiest woman ever? She's won the lottery twice in a

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week. First time, ?50, sexting time, 14.5 million. Heavily Dahlin rents a

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council property in Shipley, and lives with her four children, having

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separated from husband last year. She's never owned her own high, and

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ultimately turn ?123 per week. I can sell you how I feel, it's

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going round in my head. I've gone from nothing to multi-millionaire.

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Beverly's on her own tonight, but microchip has four children to share

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this with, the oldest is 17. He asked for a ?3 million cut of her

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when. When she said no, he said he'd settle for a new phone. She told her

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oldest son first. I went in NZ I've won the

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EuroMillions. I was on the floor, crying, shaking.

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So we've established this isn't a hoax, what are you going to do with

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the money? The first thing I thought was, only

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to get a bigger house for my children. The rest alerts is it's

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endless. Are you concerned about the

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attention this kind of wealth could ring?

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Of course I am. That's why I wanted to go public, I didn't want there to

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be rumours, I needed to get my story out. I did it to protect me and my

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children. And once it's out, it's out. Of course, there are going to

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be people who are malicious, and people out there who are going to be

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happy for me. The money will be paid tomorrow, so

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to celebrate a friend lent her ?1000 for a weekend's shopping in

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Harrogate. Even after the thousand pounds, I

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said I'm done now, I'm shopped out, I can do it any more!

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The full-time on now has two train herself to have expensive tastes.

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She won't be taking champagne though, she's allergic to that.

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Herself retreat bowl, a sparkling apple juice.

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I don't believe it was sparkling apple juice at! And the friend who

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lent ?1000, do you charged interest? 1 million back, maybe?

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You could buy a football club. Football now, and Huddersfield Town

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moved back to within four points of the automatic promotion places

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in the Championship, while Sheffield Wednesday missed out

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on the chance of moving In League 1, Chesterfield claimed

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a useful point away at Millwall Professional football is no

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different from the playground - everyone wants to score -

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so when Izzy Brown won a penalty for Huddersfield Town,

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he wanted to take it, but his manager chose

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Rajiv van La Parra to step up, and it was saved by

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the Reading keeper. But after sustained pressure,

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Huddersfield's number eight, Philip Billing, struck eight

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minutes from time. The Terriers have now won 11 out

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of their past 13 league matches. Meanwhile, contrasting

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emotions at Hillsborough. Harlee Dean then made it

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2-0 to the away side. Forestieri curled one

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in for Wednesday in stoppage time, but too late for the Owls

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to find an equaliser. In League 1, Chesterfield managed

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to keep Millwall out to earn a useful point,

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but the Spirites are still six Kell Brook's next fight

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could be held at the home of the football team he supports,

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Sheffield United. Brook is currently at a training

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camp in Fuerteventura, preparing for a fight

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with undefeated American, He'll return to the welterweight

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division to defend his IBF title. Brook's promoter is hoping

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to arrange for the fight to be There's a real desire

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from Sheffield United to host this big fight,

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and definitely a big desire from us and Kell Brook to go

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and do it at Bramall Lane. It's just a case of getting

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the maximum capacity, We're going to be speaking

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to the council, of course, making sure everything's safe,

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making sure all the routines and boxes are checked and ticked

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to make sure we can go in there, get as many people there

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as possible, and just put on That will be quite a night.

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It will, will you go along? One of Yorkshire's longest-serving

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and best known cricketers has Bowler Ryan Sidebottom will be

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calling it a day at the end We'll be talking to Ryan

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in a moment, but first let's have a quick look at some of the key

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facts and figures of Born in Huddersfield, Ryan

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Sidebottom first joined Yorkshire County Cricket Club in 1997. He's

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won five County Championship titles, three of them with Yorkshire.

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Sidebottom again, it comes to him, Davis! Yorkshire are the county

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champions! Yeah played 22 Test matches England,

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taking 79 wickets. In 2010, who is part of a national team that won the

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2012 World Cup in the West Indies. And so far, he's taken one in 1000

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wickets in a career that's lasted 20 years.

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Ryan, how is it looking at that? I hope you don't mind me saying,

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you're 39, but yeah said you never felt fitter, why are you retiring

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now? I am humbled and privilege to play

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20 years. It's always been a gold to play that length of time. ? When

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it's the time, how do you know? I want to go out on a high, I want to

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go out on my terms. I've been fortunate to play for that time and

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I'm hoping to go out in style, hopefully this will be the year we

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can win myself aware for Yorkshire. Looking back every year career,

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could you pick out any particular moments as a highlight?

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I grew up wanting to play for Yorkshire, then get my first county

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cap and represent my country. To do all those three things, coming back

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to Yorkshire again, winning two more championships, mixing with this

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great group of players, it's been an absolute pleasure, I've enjoyed

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every minute. Everyone says you have highs and lows as a sports person,

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but I wouldn't say I've had many lows. I've really enjoyed what're

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done. You're nicknamed the Gentle Giant,

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you're and emotional guy, how will it feel bowling that last a lotto?

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The lads will probably less as I told the lead yesterday, just after

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training, I had it all plans out what I was going to say, I just

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welled up and I was gone, I forgot everything. It will be emotional,

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but I'm looking forward to this season. We're got unfinished

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business, this group of players, we came close last year in all formats.

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The lads are very driven and determined to go better and win a

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trophy for Yorkshire. Can ask about your influences? How

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much of a role did your dad play? Your dad played football for

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Manchester United and Huddersfield. But he was also a first class

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cricketer too? That's quite unusual? I suppose he inspired me to want to

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take up both sports. I was bit of a donkey at football, so I was never

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going to make it there! He guided me towards cricket. It helped in the

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sense that people criticise me because of who I was, my dad, that

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nepotism, it made me more determined to prove people wrong, and I had a

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lot of help and advice and support. But generally, he's a nervous wreck,

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he would come to every game and watch.

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Away from cricket, you do a bit of coaching for young kids. I also read

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somewhere that you might be tempted once you've tied to do a bit of

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strict they come dancing, could you go into show business?

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I really enjoy the show, I've got to two left feet, but I really enjoy

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it. If they ever came calling, I'd have to consider it. I'm focus on

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the season first and foremost, to help the club, contribute and try

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and win things. Briefly, a DSS the current crop of

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young players coming through at Yorkshire at the moment? -- how do

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you assess? We've had an embarrassment of

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riches, now we have many young players coming through, some

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talented players. You're just passing on your experience, helping

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them learn what it takes to be a professional and play first-class

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cricket. They're absolutely outstanding. Exciting times for

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Yorkshire, and you look at what Joe Root has achieved an Jonny Bairstow.

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We wish you well, thank you for coming in.

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We'll missed that amazing hair! What shampoo do you use?

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Piddle shampoo! -- poodle shampoo! Now the worst storm of the winter

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is set to batter parts The Met Office is warning that

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Storm Doris will bring gale-force The track is going to be searched

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that it'll be the north Midlands at most risk. The difference this time

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is that it's not just the expose higher ground. Europe we had higher

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grounds expose, but this is more low-level areas. It will be during

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the afternoon, so potentially destructive.

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Hat-trick users to predict? The trajectory can change?

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It is developing out and Islands, it develops there, there's all to play

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for. Adam and it looks like it's southern parts of the region. More

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details and minutes, just a few pictures that are coming over the

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last 24 hours, its Euro note, do we have the first picture? There we

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are, looking very nice. The second picture has come in from another

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lovely part of the world. If you have any pictures, send it to me.

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Let me show you the warning area. This is where we think the highest

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winds will track. Quite a wide area, but we're focusing more on South

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Yorkshire, into the north Midlands, 80mph as possible. 70mph across West

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Yorkshire is possible too. The track may change a little bit. I will show

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you where the storm will be in the morning, wet as well, but look at

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how strong it will be. When it goes through the southwest to west, north

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west, early afternoon, we could see problems, destruction to power

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lines, that type of thing. But we show hanging at the moment. This

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storm is out of the north west of Ireland, fairly innocuous at the

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time. The wind is easing at the moment. This is the warm front

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associated with Storm dollars, will make for a wet nights, perhaps just

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a little bit of wintry stuff across high ground. Temperatures down to

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five Celsius. The sun rises in the morning at 7:09am, tomorrow will be

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cloudy with showers, long outbreaks of rain. The wind strengthening by

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the end of the morning. A south westerly gale, then switching around

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to the west, northwest, that is when the damaging wind could occur. It is

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going to be pretty windy for north as well, some of that rain turning

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wintry over the highest ground. The temperatures in the morning peaking

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at ten, dropping off through the course of the afternoon. Quieter on

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Friday afternoon, dry with sunshine, not too bad a weekend to come. I'll

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be on Facebook live in ten minutes, and I'll trite and so all your

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questions about the weather. And maybe cricket? Thank you for

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watching, have a good Good job, guys.

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We totally nailed it. This year, fundraising kits are

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going to be sent through the post.

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