07/03/2017 Look North (Yorkshire)

Tonight: The pain of searching for a loved one, as police forces

in Yorkshire deal with 30 missing people every day.

And we'll have goal action on a vital night for the Yorkshire

A gorgeous day for most of us. Scenes like this quite familiar.

More to come over the next few days. New research by BBC Yorkshire has

revealed that dozens of people are reported missing every day

in the region and it's The three police forces received

over 19,500 calls last year about missing people -

that's a rise of 26% Those calls related to nearly 11,000

missing individuals, which means that every day last year

30 people were reported For those still searching

for a loved one, the effects Our data journalist,

David Rhodes, reports. Margaret Cooper is still searching

for her son Steven nine years on, after he disappeared from his home

in Huddersfield on his birthday. We all got in cars and went

off and looked for him, In the meantime, we called

the police and they put Officers from West Yorkshire went

and searched Loch Lagan, If you've got a body,

because he's died, you can have a grave or whatever and you can

put flowers there When you've no idea

what's happened to them, there's just nothing,

you're in limbo. Every day, teams like this one

at Halifax police station Officers right now are trying

to trace Craig Alderson, who went missing from Bradford

in January this year. We've done extensive CCTV

enquiries in the area, we do have some sightings

and we know his movements round about 10:45pm

to 11pm on the 20th. We're still actively looking

for Craig, hence we're appealing Yorkshire's police force spent over

?20 million dealing specifically with the issue of missing people

last year, and a growing The number being reported

is going up and the recording That's really positive news,

we think, because it means the police are looking for more

missing people and helping So that is one of the reasons why

the numbers are increasing. But we also think that there

could be a link to cuts in public services, too,

which may mean that people aren't getting the support they need,

they are ending up in crisis and feel they have no

option but to disappear. But for those families left behind,

there are only memories to cling to and questions

that remain unanswered. A West Yorkshire couple have spoken

of their heartbreak after their baby boy was stillborn following a series

of failings at Pinderfields The Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust has

agreed an out-of-court settlement and made changes to the care it

provides after the death When he was born 13 weeks early,

doctors were unable His mother had reported a lack

of movement four times. And there was a significant delay

in performing a Caesarean section. Pinderfields Hospital admitted

failings and Oliver's Because if I felt angry

then it would eat me up. When things should have

been done differently, you feel like as a father you should

have stepped in a bit. Leigh had been admitted to hospital

at four o'clock in the afternoon. Her baby wasn't moving much

so his heart rate was monitored. The results were a concern

so at five o'clock, Leigh was sent to the labour ward without her notes

and without the results At 6.40pm it was decided a Caesarean

section was needed, but it was not A section took place at 7.28pm,

but it was too late. We weren't expecting to not

hear a sound, were we? And they tried for about 15

minutes to bring him round, In a statement, the Mid

Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust offered their deepest condolences

and sympathy to the family. They say their own investigation

recognised there were significant failings and a number of changes

have now been implemented to improve After Oliver's parents instructed

solicitors, an out-of-court Now they hope that by

telling their story, they may help to prevent another

family going through heartache. The main thing to make people aware

is of their movements. Your baby is trying to tell

you that they're not well. Because it will always stay with me

that if I had stood my ground and said I want scanning and put

on a monitor earlier then things might have been different

and I will have to live with that. Different decisions that would have

been made could have I think that's the worst

thing, the what ifs. The driver of a car in which a man

was shot dead by police on the M62 in West Yorkshire is to stand trial

on firearms charges. 30-year-old Moshin Amin,

from Dewsbury, appeared He denied two charges of possessing

firearms and ammunition On January two is year, a marksman

-- cashback row marksman shot dead passenger during a police operation.

He received chest wounds. The incident happened on the westbound

slip road towards Huddersfield. Friends and family later held vigils

at the scene of the shooting. The Independent Police Complaints

Commission is investigating West Yorkshire Police over the incident.

Today the driver of the car that night appeared in court to face

allegations that he had a handgun, a silencer and 11 rounds of ammunition

at the time of incident. He denied two charges of possession in

firearms one of possessing ammunition with intent to endanger

life in the incident on the second. The recorder of Leeds told him he

would face trial here at Leeds Crown Court in either November or

December. He has been remanded on bail until a further court hearing

in June. A charity which plants trees

in cities has said it will no longer work with Sheffield City Council

because of the current Trees are being removed

across the city as part of a ?2 billion upgrade

of the road network. The charity, Trees for Cities,

said there was evidence healthy mature trees were being removed

where other options were available. The council says it is ultimately

increasing the number of trees in the city

and will meet the charity. Onto sport, and it was big night

of football for our sides at the top and bottom of the Championship

and League One. Paul Ogden was at Huddersfield's

match against Aston Villa and joins us now from the John Smith's

Stadium. Paul - a great night

for the Terriers. Aston Villa had the better of the

early chances, hitting the bar, but the Terriers took the lead when

Tommy Smith fired in a low shot. A frustrating night for Leeds United.

They were denied victory right at the death. United took the lead in

unusual fashion. Tim Ream slicing past his own keeper, but Tom Cairney

cold home in the 95th minute to hold leads to a draw. Sheffield Wednesday

stay sixth after they also drew. They lead after a bright start when

Ross Wallace's 30 yard strike crept in, but Burton equalised through

Jackson Irvine's impressive volley. Wednesday had chances to win, but

they just couldn't take them. In the other games...

Before you give us the forecast, we really want to know what it's going

to be liked on Saturday because you're getting married.

I'm getting married! Big day. This is your last shift before then. Last

shift before the big day. We want to wish you all the best. How are

preparations going? Really well, terrifyingly so. I'm really calm.

you have a wonderful day and we want you have a wonderful day and we want

to see pictures on social media. Thank you, darling. Hopefully the

weather will be good on Saturday, at least it will be mild. Overnight,

rain will make its way across from the West. We saw some lovely dry

weather today across Yorkshire, and some sunshine. This rain making its

way across from the West. Breeze picking up overnight and some low

cloud on high ground. It will clear by the time we get to tomorrow

morning. Parts of South Yorkshire might hang on to the cloud, but from

the word go in North Yorkshire it will be lovely with sunshine to look

forward to. Bright spells for everybody by mid-afternoon.

Temperatures of 11 or 12 Celsius, not bad. I mentioned the mild air

earlier. The air coming up from the south-west. Mild air doesn't always

mean lovely sunshine, especially when it's coming from over here.

We'll see a fair bit of cloud over the next couple of days, but at

least it will be mild. Temperatures well into double figures. That's all

from rain on Saturday. The national

picture now from Nick Miller. It looks like next week high

pressure will become a player again in our weather, settling things down

for some of