02/05/2014 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

part, outbreaks of rain. Still warm sunny spells in the South. Some

uncertainty about the bank all day. How quickly will the weather system

bring because I know my husband loves to

watch Keeley. The weekend doesn't look too bad. Saturday will be the

best day. Tomorrow will be a chilly start but a fine day with decent

spells of sunshine. High pressure dominates into tomorrow but some

weather fronts making their way in from the west. Certainly there will

be some pleasant weather on Sunday. Here is a satellite picture. There

is more cloud in southern part of Lincolnshire but it has been a fine

day. A little bit of a nip in the air, so a dry night with long clear

spells but temperatures will drop down very low, to around four

degrees. Gardeners of the where `` gardeners beware. So tomorrow

morning, a chilly start to the day but a beautiful start. Crystal clear

skies with lots of sunshine. As we head with lots of sunshine. As we

had through the day. A bit more cloud in the afternoon but it won't

spoil things. It will be pleasant indeed, and temperatures will be at

about average for the year, probably reaching 13 degrees. In the sunshine

it will feel warmer. The breeze will be gentle and a weak weather fronts

into Sunday. Some rain possible but mostly sunshine.

into Sunday. Some rain possible but I don't think Terry is a great fan

of mine. Have a nice weekend. This Hollywood actor, who's been in more

than a dozen films, is opening a theatre in Beverley, saying he's

amazed such a cultural town doesn't have one. Vincent Regan and a group

of volunteers are transforming an old church into the East Riding

Theatre. There's no public funding as arts budgets are being cut, and

experts say they'll have to give theatre goers "what they want" to

survive. Here's our arts correspondent, Anne` Marie Tasker.

A new era has begun. He's starred in films like Clash of the Titans and

300 ` as well as countless TV shows. But now Vincent Regan has taken on a

new role. He's behind plans to transform Lord Roberts Chapel in

Beverley into the East Riding Theatre. I moved up from London

about seven years ago. I was amazed that a town like this, which has a

diverse cultural life, didn't have a theatre. So, plans were drawn up,

and donations and offers of free work from professionals mean the

project's now under way. By September this will be the

auditorium. 200 seats will be here, helping towards a 25 years and

pounds that has been raised `` towards ?20,000. People have been

sponsoring seats. We do have quite a good business plan. We have done our

sons and should have fried. Funding is a challenge for regional

theatres. Last week it was revealed Hull Truck was bailed out with

public money. The Theatres Trust says giving local people what they

want will be the key to East Riding Theatre's success. It is being

sensitive to watch your community needs, so any theatre has two listen

to what people want. You have to be very good at using the resources you

have. Some four years after it was first suggested, building work on

the theatre is now under way. And the team have just revealed they'll

be ready to open the doors on the 18th of September.

The football season is coming to an exciting end for four local clubs.

One is already promoted and two others are battling for promotion in

play`off matches, and one is trying to secure a second year in the

Premier League. Simon Clark is at the ground of non`league North

Ferriby United. Simon, what are their chances of a historic

promotion? They're up against it a bit in their

semifinal. They are losing at the minute. Their aspiration is to get

into the conference Premier league. Grimsby are there and try to get

out. They are leading in their first leg, so all to play for in the

second leg on Sunday. This was a terrific game, punctuated

by two fine goals. The first of them after six minutes coming from

Gateshead's Colin Larkin. The former Lincoln City player with a fine

finish. 15 minutes later a neat header from Craig Disney brought the

Mariners level. Try as as they might, they couldn't find a winner

so it is all square heading to the second leg on Sunday. Our midfield

should have come forward more, passed it more on the ground instead

of high balls. We are better away than we are at home so we'll

probably win away. We'll beat them 2`0, I'm telling you. Billy Heath's

North Ferriby have to overturn a two`goal deficit to Guiseley when

they meet here tomorrow in the Conference North play`off semifinal.

There could well be a party atmosphere at Scunthorpe United

after promotion was secured at Exeter, but manager Russ Wilcox has

his feet back on the ground, pushing for the championship against York

City. And Hull could be celebrating Premier league survival and

astonishingly European qualification after they secured a valuable draw

at Fulham last week. The wisdom of investing ?13 million in the

purchase of Shane Long and Nikica Jelavic paid dividends as both

scored. They have done remarkably well. After we have a cup final to

look forward to. If Manchester City win on Saturday we are in Europe as

well is, so it has been an unbelievable couple of years. Long

may it continue. For the fans, Steve Bruce is the manager of the year.

It is ten years since Hull were getting promoted from the bottom

league. What a journey. North Ferriby are also looking to get the

as well. Both Hull's Rugby League teams are in action at home this

Sunday in the Super League. Sixth placed Hull FC take on the Wakefield

Wildcats, live on BBC Radio Humberside, that's on FM Online.

Whilst Hull KR ` who currently lie ninth in the table ` host the Widnes

Vikings. Full coverage of that game is on AM, DAB and online.

The BBC is offering apprenticeships at Radio Humberside and Radio

Lincolnshire as part of Director General Tony Hall's pledge to open

up the BBC to people from a wide range of backgrounds. The successful

candidates would work as Apprentice Broadcast Assistants at the two

radio stations. The roles would start in September and are open to

non`graduates who are over 18. For more details go to the BBC careers

website and follow the links to trainee schemes.

After months of work to install new paving in Grimsby ` which was only

fully completed six weeks ago ` they're ripping it up for cable

works. Northern Powergrid needs to do emergency repairs to cables

beneath the footpath in Victoria Street West. Flowers have been kept

in a cold store ahead of a tulip festival in Spalding this weekend

because warm weather meant they grew earlier than they were needed. Final

touches were being made to the floats today, which will remain

static this year as funding for a parade is no longer available. But

organisers say it's important to celebrate the area's tulip`growing

history. The sculpturing that we have done,

the fact they have vintage tractors, the fact that people used

a hand pin them on and take days doing it, there are things we should

retain. It looks good, doesn't it? This orphaned new born duckling has

found an unexpected replacement mother. A chicken, which has taken

the new arrival under its wing, is catering for the young bird's every

whim. They both live at Fiskerton Primary School near Lincoln were

pupils can't believe their eyes. Meet Victoria Peckham and little

Lucky. They shouldn't belong together, but Lucky the duckling

thinks Victoria the hen is its mum. Pupils at Fiskerton Primary School,

near Lincoln, have been amazed by the unusual pairing. It's quite

strange because it's usually your ducks with your ducklings and your

chickens with your baby chickens. It's quite amazing how they both

like each other. I thought they would just attack each other. She's

five eggs. After 28 days one of them hatched ` that duckling was Lucky.

They do say that if they hatch something off they will look after

it no matter what the animal is, but I didn't think it would work as well

as it has. She will scatter on the ground for worms and feed them to

Lucky. She sits on her at night to keep her warm. Victoria isn't the

first Men are even less tolerant of women

than they were before. It's shocking it'd happen

in a public place. I don't find it funny,

but I don't find it offensive. It really is vile.

Shock value sells. Men are even less tolerant of women

than they were before. The hatred of women.

Some people are offended. Others think women

should just man up. and even misogyny

socially acceptable? Join me, Kirsty Wark,

as I investigate...