08/03/2014 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

with the latest news at 10.10. Now on BBC One, time for the news

Good afternoon. The sisters of Lincolnshire skier,

Jade Etherington, have talkdd of their pride as she won Great

Britain's first medal at thd Winter Paralympics. The 22`year`old, along

with her guide, won silver hn the women's downhill for

visually`impaired athletes. It's Britain's first skiing medal in the

games for 20 years. Gemma D`wson reports.

This, Jade's first event, and her first medal. It makes Jade the first

British female ever to win ` skiing medal at the Winter games. Ht hasn't

really sunk in yet, I reallx excited, an official prow

Paralympian now. It is a grdat feeling. Jade and her guide Caroline

has spent months preparing for the Paralympics.

Jade is partially sighted to rise and Caroline to guide her round the

course. What was it like watching your sister compete? Back in

Lincolnshire her three sistdrs have been speaking about her success and

they couldn't be prouder. I feel relieved for her, and I think it

will help her to calm her ndrves, so hopefully she can do just as well in

all her other events. Praisd from the Prime Minister, he said this

area. Jade will compete agahn on Monday, first time to recovdr from

this bump at the end of the race. And to celebrate her silver medal,

along with her birthday tomorrow. Police say a body found in woodland

in Lincolnshire yesterday afternoon is that of a missing Americ`n

tourist. Denise Grey, who w`s 5 , went missing on Monday. She had

arrived in this country before Christmas to stay with a frhend she

met online. Police say therd are no suspicious circumstances. It is very

sad news and our hearts go out to family and concerned. We all really

rather shocked that such an event could take place here. Anything we

can do, we will be happy to do. Hull City are 90 minutes aw`y from

playing at Wembley for only the second time in their historx. The

Tigers face Sunderland at the KC Stadium tomorrow having alrdady

beaten their opponents twicd in the league this season. Manager Steve

Bruce says it's a great opportunity for his team.

We have got a wonderful chance, but there are eight teams left,

everybody has got a chance. As we saw last year, Wigan won thd thing,

which I think everybody got a delight, the year before Sw`nsea,

there is a competition that the so`called smaller teams can win

And that game will be live on BBC Radio Humberside tomorrow ltnchtime.

Kick`off is at two. Coveragd begins at one on Sunday Sport.

This afternoon's games are drawing to a close. Leaders Chesterfield are

three goals down to Accrington. As we go throughout the rest of the

day it will stay dry, plentx of clear skies. Quite breezy as well.

As we had overnight, temper`tures will not got much lower than about

six or seven degrees. Says hs that for a lovely start tomorrow morning.

Dry and bright, lengthy spells of sunshine. The further south you are,

the best of the temperatures. The breeze will ease from the south as

we had through the day. That is all from us. We will be back

tomorrow evening. Most of us have enjoyed a fine and

dry start to the weekend. But all of us had the sunshine and a range of

cloud conditions across the UK. There was a lot of cloud across

Northern Ireland and Scotland to start the day. Some of it has

remained through parts of the Midlands and northern England, so

just hazy sunshine here. Temperatures in Glasgow are normal

for the time of year. The winds are