01/06/2014 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

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That's it for us. More than 100 people have attended

a service in North Lincolnshire to remember

those who died in one the biggest Prayers were said for the 28 people

who died in the Flixborough Disaster Remembering the 28 men who lost

their lives just a short distance It was 40 years ago today

when the Nypro chemical works The blast so devastating, almost

2,000 homes nearby were damaged. So loud, it was heard 30

miles away in Grimsby. For those who lost family,

friends and colleagues, A policeman stopped me, gave me ID,

let me through. Anything you had seen

during the war was nothing compared And all the way coming, I said to

my husband, I can't do this. You can do it.

But I miss him. When you hear the names read out,

you can't help but be affected I think it has been really nice.

It is nice for the families. They put on a lovely,

lovely service. And it brought back

all those memories. Around 150 people attended today's

service, which offered prayers Remembering one of north

Lincolnshire's darkest days. A man's in a critical condition

in hospital after being found with head injuries in North Somercotes

in the early hours of this morning. The 43`year`old is being treated

in hospital in Grimsby A 25`year`old man has been arrested

and police are appealing Farmers say more people are choosing

to breed traditional Lincolnshire The Lincoln Red Cattle Society says

it has seen numbers massively increase in recent years,

as people discover how cheap and easy the cows are to keep.

Jessica Lane has more. Alan has been breeding Lincoln

red cattle for 11 years. It is the traditional breed which is

seeing an increase in popularity. These big Continental breeds,

they are expensive to run. The native breeds are durable, they

will produce 10 or more calfs in a lifetime and you can feed them on

grass all summer and silage and hay They need

a little more than that really. 10 years ago, the

Lincoln Red Cattle Society had 45 Last year, the society had 240

members and there were 4000 animals. Some say that could partly be

because people are more keen to buy local meat after tests last year

found horse in a number of products We saw a great resurgence

of people going much more local for their food and perhaps shunning

more processed and frozen foods We have seen the resurgence

of the Hereford Breed for example and Aberdeen Angus, which are

ubiquitous in our supermarkets. What we need to see more of is named

breeds so that people actually know they are buying Lincoln red,

or Aberdeen Angus or Hereford. The Lincoln Red Cattle Society say

the breed has a strong history locally

and this renewed interest could mean Time for the weather now with

Keeley Donovan. I hope you have enjoyed

the sunshine today. A lot more cloud

around this coming week and we are going to start to see it

edging eastwards through the course A largely dry night to come,

not a cold one, temperatures dropping back to 12 or

13 degrees, 13 is 55 Fahrenheit. You may start

off the day with some early brightness, things going downhill,

thicker cloud spreads from the west and gradually through the day the

cloud will produce patchy rain and Temperatures tomorrow reaching

16 degrees, 61 Fahrenheit. We're back in the morning

at 6:25am. Good night. Hope you had a nice weekend, it was

a warm and sunny one across central and eastern areas. A different story

out west with signs of change. It will be a different week this week

with some rain around. Some sunshine too. For a time, it will feel a good

deal cooler. There is a complicated cold front

producing patchy rain in the west right now. Sharp bursts in the

northern half of the UK. A drier night further east. The front will

push