08/06/2014 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

Now on BBC One, it's time for the news where you are. Bye for now.

Good evening. The first Norlandy Veterans' Association in thd country

has been officially disbanddd at a service in north`east Lincolnshire

today. The men were honoured for the role they played in the Second World

War. The group's Standard whll now remain in St St Peter's Church.

A service remembering the D`Day landings and a special placd nor

this Standard to be `` for this Standard to be laid up. A s`d moment

for some. That Standard has been carried all the time ` diffdrent

parades. It will never be forgotten. Here especially.

The Standard will remain here now in the Normandy veterans' chapdl here.

It is hoped it can be used to teach future generations about thd sk fiss

made all `` sacrifices made all those years ago. We have a strong

school link here and childrdn come here regularly. When this gdneration

has gone, the next generation will have lasting remembrance. It was 70

years ago that Allied forces entered occupied France. 156,000 troops

arrived. Today, only five of those in Grimsby and cleave Thorps are

still alive. I don't think... You know, we had a

job to do and we just did it. We don't want another one like that. I

hope we can learn something in that sense from it The Grimsby and cleave

Thor Normandy Veterans' Association has been disbanded. The memories

will live on. And in the morning, we will remember them. We will remember

them. The Conservative MP for cle`ve

Thorps has accused the Government of making a blunder by legalishng

same`sex marriage. Edward Ldigh said ministers should apologise for

upsetting traditional Conservative supporters by the introducthon of

gay marriage. The Labour Party has criticised his views. The g`y

marriage issue was a blunder, to be honest, for the Conservativd

Government to take a lead on it It upset a great number of our

supporters joosmt if you don't want it, don't enter into a same`sex

marriage. Giving the opporttnity to people who want to have that

marriage. That is where we `re now. The number of hare coursing

incidents in Lincolnshire h`s fallen for a second year. Over the past

season police were alerted to 7 6 potential cases. 100 fewer than the

previous year. Officers say it is an assign their a`` it shows it is

occurring. 24`year`old Thomas Leak frol

Donington on Bain is part of Collabro, which last night won

Britain's Got Talent. Watchdd by his proud mum. The world stopped for me

and my heart stopped beating. I felt as though I was above myself

watching. I couldn't hear anything. When they actually said, and the

winners are Collabro, I didn't actually really here that. Then oh

`` hear that. Then I saw all the boys jumping up and down and knew

they had won. Hundreds of rtnners were in Hull today. 5,000 athletes

took part. It was held in mdmory of Jane Tomlinson, the Yorkshire

fundraiser who died from cancer Time to look at the weather now

Hello. Good evening. We end with some sunshine, but also a rhsk of

the odd thundery showers. Pdrhaps some mist and fog later in the

night. 13`14 Celsius generally. So, it will be a showery day tolorrow.

Not raining all day long, btt some of the showers could be heavy and

thundery. Between some cloud. It will feel warm in the sunshhne.

Temperatures lifting to 21 Celsius. As you can see from the colours on

the graphics, some heavy showers about.

High pressure building throtgh Wednesday. Thank you. We ard back at

10. 45pm tonight. Hope you can Good evening. We got to 25 Celsius

this afternoon. There were some heavy showers elsewhere. Low

pressure to the west of the United Kingdom, anticlockwise winds around

that, dragging in some warm air from the near continent. The showers will

tend to fade away from Scotland and Northern Ireland overnight. Further

showers drifting up. 8.00am, in the South West, it is largely fine and

dry. Fairly warm, though. Could be 17 or 18 at 8.00am. So quite a warm

start to the day. Maybe one or two showers in the south. A much higher

chance of seeing some rain in the morning. Largely dry early on in

Northern Ireland and in Scotland. We have