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start to the weekend, some sunshine filtering through. By Monday feeling

warm for all. Good evening and welcome to

BBC Look North. The family of a woman from Hull call

for the investigation into her death to be reopened, after a coroner says

it can't be proven it was suicide. She deserves justice. Never should

have to go through what our family went through, nobody should have to

go through what Becky went through. Polling stations open

in local elections across I will be live, looking forward to a

busy night. A film shot in North East

Lincolnshire is shown at the world's And there is some torrential rain at

the moment. The very latest coming up shortly.

The family of a young woman from Hull who suffered years of domestic

abuse are calling on the police to continue investigating her death.

Becky Day, who was 23, was found hanged in her flat in December.

But today Hull's Assistant Coroner recorded an open verdict `

saying their wasn't enough evidence to prove Becky intended to commit

Her boyfriend was arrested on suspicion of her murder, but was

Becky Day ` described as a happy outgoing girl who was fiercely

At her inquest today, her family, supporting one another, heard how

she suffered physical abuse at the hands of her boyfriend.

Back at home, Becky's father told me he would never believe

Our lives will never be the same again. No parent should ever have to

bury a child. To hear the abuse my daughters suffered breaks my heart,

because it is my job to protect my daughter. That is what you are meant

to do. It is your one job in life, to protect your daughter. Nobody

should have to go through what Becky went through.

Police found Becky critically injured at her home in Peel Place,

Her ex`boyfriend Liam Scott was arrested on suspicion of murder

The physical evidence investigated so far does not suggest anybody else

is responsible for Becky's death. So no evidence to suggest that Liam

Scott murdered Becky? No, there isn't.

The pair started a three`year relationship in 2010.

In September 2013, Scott was sent to prison for breaking Becky's nose.

In the early hours of December 29th, 2013, he told police he found Becky

This system coroner said that was not enough evidence to show that

Becky intended to take her life. I am hoping that more evidence will

Phil is now growing blue flowers, Becky's favourite colour,

to lay on her grave ` in tribute to a much loved and missed daughter.

I spoke to Jane Keeper from the domestic violence charity Refuge.

She told me too many women like Rebecca end up losing their lives.

It is terrible news. Another victim of domestic violence has lost her

life. I would like to send my condolences to her family. Do the

police treat domestic violence seriously enough? No, but they

aren't sufficiently trained to treat domestic violence victims

appropriately and to understand what the risks are and how best to

protect victims. Do as neighbours, friends, acquaintances often turn a

blind eye brother and getting involved when we hear things which

ring alarm bells `` turn a blind eye rather than getting involved. There

was a huge need for public campaigns. Everybody knows the

victim of domestic violence. We should be trained to know who to

turn to and what to do. Why do victims of domestic violence often

put up with it for so long and let that relationship continue? I am not

sure that they do. The most dangerous thing a domestic violence

victim can do is walk out the door. That is when most of the murders

take place. Domestic violence victims call refuge, the domestic

violence charity, all day and every day to get help. Very briefly,

message to anybody who is in a abusive relationship. The messages,

you are not alone, no matter what your abuser is saying. There is life

after domestic violence. Call the National domestic violence

helpline, get help. Very good to talk with you. Thank you so much.

There are calls from teachers to add mental health

We cannot ignore the crisis that is happening all about those. Schools

need to be part of the solution for young people rather than part of the

A gun crime specialist is calling on the government to improve gun

It follows the death of a man in a firearms incident in Melton

Three people, including one man who was stabbed at the scene,

A third day of investigation after a man was fatally shot here at this

Melton Old Road home on Tuesday evening. Today, officers reassuring

the community and pupils at the nearby South Hunsley School that

South Hunsley School that this was an isolated family dispute.

We've been deployed here to conduct high visibility patrol,

an isolated incident and to give people peace of mind. What's been

involved here was licensed, but just how common is gun`related

back to 1995. However, firearms offences themselves are decreasing `

down 50% over the last five years to just over 5,000, with the Humberside

Policing Area reporting just 43 offences last year compared to 387

in Greater Manchester ` the highest figure for England and Wales.

However, firearms offences themselves are decreasing ` down 50%

. When more people have guns, you work in relating weapons in the home

where they are least secure. I think we should invest more time and

effort and energy in the monitoring of the safety of weapons in the

home. That is where they are most likely to be stolen if they are not

kept securely and where they are most likely to be misused by their

legal owners. Three people still remain in custody. The police are

still to identify a man shot dead here, at the heart of this

investigation. In macro Lincolnshire Fire and rescue service said a

number of properties have been flooded in South Lincolnshire in the

last few hours. They started getting calls at about half past four after

heavy showers. This picture shows roads affected their in market

deepening. Polling stations are open

across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, for voting

in three local council elections. 11 seats in the European Parliament

are also up for grabs. Tim Iredale is live in the council

chamber at The Guildhall in Hull. When are we likely to get

the results? We expect the results to start

coming in after midnight. A third of the council seats here on

Hull City Council will be decided As well as Hull, elections have been

taking place in Lincoln and The votes will be counted in Lincoln

tonight, but North East Lincolnshire won't begin counting

until tomorrow lunchtime. Voters across East Yorkshire

and Lincolnshire have also been voting today in the

European Parliament elections. Those ballot papers kept under

lock and key until Sunday and the Polling station are open tonight

until ten o'clock, so there is still plenty of time to

vote if you haven't voted already. There will be

a special results programme tonight We'll have regular updates

from counts across Yorkshire The public are being warned not to

approach a man who has escaped from an institution in Doncaster. Police

believe he may try to travel to family in the Hull area. Police are

if you see him, call 999. A former cinema in Hull which

was bombed during World War 2 has The national picture house has been

derelict for more than 70 years, and, although it's already

a listed heritage site, there has been a longstanding campaign to make

sure it's preserved. But now

its future remains uncertain, For more than 70 Years,

this is how the former picture house has stood.

Since taking a direct hit by the Since taking a direct hit

by the Luftwaffe in the Second World those who died in Hull. But a

long`running campaign wants to turn But a long`running campaign wants to

turn it into a permanent memorial. A bomb blew out a lot of the

building, but still left a lot of the front intact. Campaigners have

had difficulty acquiring the site. It is currently in the hands of a

private owner, who is only selling or leasing certain parts. There were

three bidders battling it out, but the bid tried up at ?57,000. The

auctioneer revealed it was ?1000 away from being able to sell. The

vendors did bring the reserve down a bit. We came very close, within a

couple of thousand pounds. Eddie a deal will be done after the auction.

So more uncertainty. Those who live nearby have mixed views on what the

future should hold for the site. Another is a lot of heritage plans,

and that would be a good idea. Something pretty because it doesn't

look very pretty as you walk past. Somebody was going to make into

museum. Waste of time. The council has previously offered to buy the

site. We have been unable to contact the owner, despite numerous

attempts. Should efforts be made to preserve

the building? If you want to be in touch, here are the details.

A film shot in North East Lincolnshire is shown at the world's

It is overwhelming. I will never get bored of this. It will always be

overwhelming. Ian Lyall's sunset at Brough Haven

as the ship Cemsky makes Thank you for that. Good evening.

How are you? Very well. A couple of e`mails.

Brilliant forecast, I have never seen red blanket.

Self praise is no good. You got the forecast right, we will

make a note of it. The warning is one of very heavy

rain. There have been some torrential downpours working through

Lincolnshire and it has crossed the Humber. There has been heavy rain in

Hull area. It will slowly inched away northwards. Tomorrow, generally

a better day. Low pressure on the scene. A slow improvement expected

with showers becoming more isolated. Bank holiday Monday looks like a

nice day with sunshine. If you like your golf, you probably saw

Wentworth was treated to a monsoon this morning. It is the same rain

that has gone through Lincoln and it is heading north of the Humber. The

rain gradually losing its intensity. Further thundery showers

pushing in from the south. Overnight thundery showers to clear

out of the way but skies should brighten a little bit. The risk of a

few heavy showers, but I think the focus is to the west. A few in

Weston Park but it may be towards the coast. Top temperatures ranging

from 14 in Bridlington to 17 or 18 further south. Heavy downpours on

Saturday but it gradually improves on Sunday.

Is a bit soggy for anybody playing God tomorrow, is it?

I am playing golf tomorrow, you are right.

Traditional academic subjects like maths, creative ones like art,

All seen as part of a well rounded education.

Now one school in Lincolnshire has joined those

calling for mental health education to be added to the list.

They say it's an increasingly important subject with the modern

Others argue the topic should be left out of the classroom.

At Thomas Cowley High School in Donington,

a special assembly for pupils about self esteem and body confidence.

It's part of the school's mental health strategy.

But it's not a mandatory subject on the national curriculum.

Senior management here want the Government to change that.

We need it because we are living through something of a crisis in

towns of mental health teenagers. Schools need to be part of the

solution rather than part of the problem.

Around three children in every class suffer from a

And nearly 80,000 children and young people suffer

I think they ship teach it in school because you can find everything out

on Google but it is not always true. It would be important for some

people but not everyone has the same problems.

The Government says the curriculum gives teachers

the freedom to address issues that meet the needs of pupils,

Campaigners feel that doesnt go far enough.

Others say the subject has no place in school at all.

Schools have a big enough job and a very important job to teach the

children the subject of the curriculum. If schools are concerned

about mental health, of course they have mental health issues, they

should refer to the health service. Is the role of schools just to be

there to pass exams or should it be about more? About developing

character and building resistance and resilience? I think it is

something that is on the radar of the Department of education, but it

For now, it remains down to individual schools like Thomas

Cowley to take the initiative on how or if they teach the subject.

For campaigners the worry is that means some children will miss out.

Councillors have voted in favour of an extension to a drinking ban in

Boston, there has been a partial ban since 2007 but police are only able

to act if there's been a complaint about antisocial behaviour.

New laws next year could allow for a total ban on drinking alcohol

in public with a one thousand pound fine for offenders.

Thank you to everyone who got in contact with us on this story.

It's more than 40 years since steam trains were in regular

service but now at the Tata steel factory in Scunthorpe work has begun

All of the six original P2 class engines were scrapped but a group

of enthusiasts refused to let the story end there.

The construction got under way with the cutting of giant pieces of metal

The torch still burns for the sea of age. It is a slightly nervous time

when you see the finished product begin to appear, there is a great

sense of satisfaction. These steel plate are being cut to form the

friends of a new locomotive. They will hold everything else in place.

In this case, the everything else is really special. The P2 was enormous.

They were scrapped. They were designed by Sir Nigel Gresley. It

fell to his grandson to play midwife this morning. He would never have

imagined that 70 years later, someone would start another one,

would he? Absolutely not, but he would be very excited. It indicates

the enormous esteem in which he was held. This process, or something

less mechanised, used to go on opened and a country that still

works, including in Doncaster. The birth of a brand`new steam engine is

a very rare thing. On this scale, it is truly a journey into the unknown.

This is going to be part of a steam engine. This is number 2007 in

existence. That is right. It formally exists, as of now. I can in

newborn, it will be a while before it grows up. It needs an estimated

seven years and ?5 million before it reaches adulthood. Just as well and

that so many people carry a torch. In seven years time, we will show

you the pictures of the finished product.

Hull`born singer Joe Longthorne has been diagnosed with throat cancer.

It's the second time he's been diagnosed with cancer.

On his website the 58`year`old said he was shocked

at the news but was 100% confident he will fight the disease.

He has many family members who still live in the city, and we wish him

all the best. Hull City defender James Chester is

set to make his international debut for Wales

against the Netherlands next month. Chester qualifies through his Welsh

mother and the cup final scorer will line up in Amsterdam alongside

Real Madrid's Gareth Bale. An actor from Scunthorpe is

at the Cannes Film Festival in the south of France,

promoting a feature film which he Ian Sharp's movie, called Pleasure

Island, is being screened as part of the festival, where he hopes it will

be picked up by a major distributor. Tom Brook sent this report

from Cannes, and it does contain Cannes has had the glamour of Nicole

Kidman would also Ian Sharpe from Scunthorpe. He is the star of

pleasure Island, the human drama telling the story of a soldier who

returns home to Grimsby. For Ian Sharpe,

movie. One location where Pleasure Island was being screened, he was

joined by the director, who felt buoyed up by the support he got by

the community in Pleasure Island because it doesn't

have a big`name star. The picture did make a favourable impression on

somebody. I liked it. I stayed until the end. All the Pleasure Island may

leave the festival without a distribution deal, it is still a win

win situation. It will advance the careers of those involved and show

very clearly you can choose a feature film in Grimsby and

Cleethorpes and earn respect. There has never been a movie boasting

Grimsby and Cleethorpes, and we purposefully we did that. I hope

people see it and think, that is a nice beach. The hope is Pleasure

Island will be screened in local cinemas and beyond from September.

Well done to Ian. We wish him well. Let's get a recap of the

national and regional headlines. Ukraine's soldiers suffer their

biggest loss of life so far after an pro`Russian separatists.

The family of a woman from Hull call for the police investigation

If you have any photos of the flooding in Lincolnshire, choppers

and e`mail. We were talking about the national picture house in Hull.

Tim says, the site should be made into a memorial for all the people

of England who lost their lives in the Blitz. Somebody else says, the

council should get it bought, do something that counts and have it

ready for 2017. David says, the site should be retained by the

authorities and become an attraction. Margaret says, pull it

down, we have a lot of eyesores. Jack says, if the president 's old,

something should be done with it, it looks scruffy. Thank you for those.

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personality was defined. Ray Mears explores

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