12/07/2014 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

Hundreds of protestors have turned out in Beverley to call

for an end to wind turbines being built in East Yorkshire.

The Government says they are needed to reduce carbon emissions

But protestors at the march say the area already has enough.

Enough is enough. No more wind turbines. These campaigners in

Beverley took their message to the council this morning. We have said

we are in favour of wind turbines, but there must be a balance. We

don't want to industrialise the region. There are representatives

from 32 villages here today. The council says they RM ally to the

cause and not an enemy. Whichever way you look at it, this policy...

David Davis says his government is doing what it can to give local

people more of a say. Until last year, five out of six wind farms

were allowed an appeal. Know it is about half which is much more

sensible. That means if you go to appeal with a reasonable argument,

you have a chaps. Protesters say they expect their council to keep

fighting those who submit applications.

And they will be taking an in`depth look at the issue of onshore wind

It is the first housing complex of its kind in the East Riding and

But finally ten people with special needs have moved

into their own purpose built apartments so they can live

This 42`year`old man has always been looked after by his parents. Now in

their late 60s, they admit that caring for someone with his level of

special needs is getting much harder. His needs are many and

faded. It is fair to say that if somebody is not within 24 hours a

day, his life would be in danger. The dream has always been friendly

to live independently but with support. I couldn't bear the thought

of him being in a home. He is a quiet person. He needs lots of

space. It has been a seven`year SLORC. This 1's muddy field has been

transformed into ten purpose`built flats for adults with special needs.

While he will be encouraged to do as much as possible for himself, he

will still get round`the`clock support from a team of carers.

Families like the Watsons have been the driving force backing the

project. And they have had a lot of support and advice from the council.

This is the only one in the East Riding at the moment. There are

others in West Yorkshire. At the moment, we are looking at scene we

can replicate this system elsewhere in East Riding. It might have taken

seven years to get this arrangement in place, but Lee says it is very

worthwhile. I am happy. Like Mac now it is hoped that this level of care

can be replicated elsewhere in the region.

Hundreds of people have turned out to see the emergency services

The Rescue Day event features simulated emergencies like these,

and organisers say it serves a number of different purposes.

Today is the biggest safety event of its type in the world. This is about

people having a fantastic day but taking away the key safety messages

to allow families to survive certain incident types.

Beverley's Kyle Edmund has been knocked out of the

Kyle ` nearest the camera ` lost to Luxembourg's Gilles Muller 7`6, 3`6,

After what had been a fine day, more in the rush hours this afternoon. We

have had a yellow weather warning in force for showers. They will

continue over the next couple of hours. The showers could be sundry

in nature. We will see the return of sea fog and mist for the coast and

the hills. It will be humid. Cloudy start tomorrow. And improving

picture by the afternoon. Sunny spells in store Monday.

We are back tomorrow afternoon at 5:50pm. Have a good night.

We are seeing thunderstorms developing. Some of these will stay

with us well on into the evening to be replaced with outbreaks of rain

later in the night. The rain we had heading into western Scotland and

Northern Ireland and spreading east across the UK. There are some

heavier bursts. Coast and hill fog around and a warm muggy night to

come. Tomorrow we start with cloud. Damp in places. Many of us will see

brighter skies arrive. There will be showers around. Light ones for Wales

West earn England.