05/01/2017 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

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Hull City appoint a man described as the new Mourinho

Hopefully he can bring some new talent in and ideas. Let's hope he

can wait for us. Protecting workers' rights -

a local MP demands The rights we have in this country

as working people are pretty scant, for those who have been made

redundant or fired, they realise the ability to access rights are

difficult. The court trial of ferry workers

accused of drug smuggling hears After winning Strictly Come Dancing,

Grimsby's Joanne Clifton tells us A cold night to come but changes are

on the way. Join me for the detailed forecast.

Hull City have turned to Portugal for the man they hope will keep them

Marco Silva has barely played or managed outside his homeland

but today took over at the Premier League's bottom club.

He's been labelled the "New Mourinho" by some

commentators and has 18 games to save his new side.

Amanda White has spent much of the day at Hull

If you are not an expert on European football then you've probably never

He's Marco Silva, and he's swapped the Mediterranean Sun for a chilly

I think it is good, the blueprint for teams, young going forward.

Let's hope it can wait press. Hopefully some new talent in and new

ideas to help brighten the team up, good attacking style playing that we

can win. Hopefully we will be OK. So what do we know

about Marco Silva. He was a right back and played his

whole career in Portugal. He got his first club - Estoril -

promoted to the top league and won the Portugese cup

with Sporting Lisbon but was sacked for not wearing the club's

official suit at that final. Last season his side Olympiakos

set a European record as they won 17 games in a row -

on their way to the Greek title. I think it is an appointment that

shows ambition and vision. I think it should energise the players. I

feel confident he can improve the players collectively and

individually in the short term. So Marco Silva and his coaching team

took their first training session today with a weighty task

ahead of them. Hull City sit bottom of the table

and have won just one The club's owners will be

hoping they've picked The new manager and his tactics have

been kept under wraps here today. He does have a couple of cup games

coming up in the next week but surely Marco Silva s biggest task is

keeping Hull city in the Premier league.

Danny Mills is a former England international who has played

What do you make of this appointment? Well, it was almost

inevitable. Mike Phelan was going to get sacked at some point, bottom of

the table, difficult. At this time of year, many owners and chairmen

think about getting a new manager and that will improve their

fortunes. It is not always the case and it rarely happens. It seems

left-field, silver-macro coming in, not much is known about him but you

could say the same about Pochettino and clawed pre-old. Clearly, they

have done their homework. He was a man that means there was no

compensation to pay to any other club which is attractive. Young,

good coach working under Mourinho so clearly has a good grounding. It is

a gamble but any new manager is at this time of the season. If the job

at Hull given a team they have an position, is it a poisoned chalice?

Not really, I think the fact the new manager comes in, he has nothing to

lose. Everyone expects them to go down, they played against Everton

and realistically Snodgrass is their only real player of any note and

quality. If they lose him, they are in big big trouble. He signed a new

contract but that does not make much difference in this day and age. They

are struggling. I feel sorry for Mike Phelan who took the job

temporarily, no transfer window or kitty to spend. And that makes it

hard. Will Marco have guaranteed money in his pockets to spend

immediately? I would be surprised if he hadn't. Must be some players

coming in, on loan deals or permanent but his contract for 18

months but with a caveat after six months if they do not survive the

Premier league, it could be ended. I'd have they had it? It will be

very difficult for them. I do not see them scoring enough goals unless

the new manager can bring in a couple of goal-scorers I get them

1015 goals between now and the end of the season. Thank you for your

time. Marco Silva may be the most famous Portuguese man in Hull, he is

not the only one. Around two thousand Portugese

people have swapped scenes Despite this, there's only one

Portugese restaurant in the city - and today's news about Marco Silva

arriving - has got them all reminiscing about

when they moved here. Confused! I saw everything different

than Portugal when I came here. Oh, my God. Really confusing. Definitely

the weather. It is nothing compared. The summer term is quite sure. The

Hull people are nice, you walk on the street and people wave. Smiling

for you. In Portugal, people... The football is always on here -

and staff say Mr Silva would be I think he will do well. Visionary.

How would you treat him? Like a VIP. He is well-known person and I would

be over the moon if he came here. It might not hurt to learn a bit of

Portuguese yourself. Hull City bottom of the Premier

league table. That has not stopped them joking about what a title

winning party would look like. Fish, Portuguese tap us but they would be

Portuguese drinks behind the bar, liqueurs, wine and port.

But the Tigers need a few more goals before that can happen.

The first parts for wind turbines have left

The company's Green Port officially opened last month.

More than ?300 million have been invested in the site

The Sea Challenger left this morning heading for a wind farm

which is being built off the Norfolk coast.

First sail out, culmination of three or four years of hard work, not just

to build blades but to construct the site, plan it and three assembly and

load take place. Superb. History in Hull this morning.

Health bosses say they will try to keep some care services

in Wainfleet in Lincolnshire after the town's GP surgery closed.

Wainfleet Surgery, which was used by more than two thousand patients,

shut down last November because of safety concerns.

Today the local Clinical Commissioning Group said GP

shortages mean the surgery cannot be replaced, but neighbouring practices

will be asked to run a reduced service in the town.

We have heard about the distance people have to travel and the issues

around local transport so what we would want to do is make sure they

have access to the right services in Wainfleet, it does not mean they

have to travel for some services but primarily we would like to provide

services as locally as possible. We have followed that story from the

start and will continue to do so. The trial of a former P+O crew

member accused of conspiring to smuggle cocaine into Hull

on a ferry has today heard how The jury were shown secret filming

from an undercover officer's car in which Edward Tron allegedly

confesses to repeatedly Caroline Bilton was in court

and sent this report. Edward Tron worked as a steward on

board the P and a very to Rotterdam. It takes passengers to Holland.

Today, the jury was shown more secret filming taken from inside a

car of an undercover police officer in which he allegedly confesses to

earning thousands of pounds a trip smuggling cocaine through the port.

We can be seen telling the undercover officer known as Bill how

we need the money to pay off debts and today that undercover officer

was questioned by the defence. The jury heard staff on the family were

suspicious of this undercover officer, they thought he was a spy

sent from headquarters in Dover. It was unusually turned up for work out

of the blue. Edward Tron can be seen telling the officer about the

Liverpool drug dealers he was working with but defending today, it

was put to the officer, this was all an elaborate hoax to which the

officer replied, absolutely not. The defendant was enthusiastic and

knowledgeable about how much money he made and what it did with the

drugs and it was a detailed account from a man who was dreaming, he

said. Edward Tron is on trial with another employee named Mark Quilley

and both are accused of conspiracy to import cocaine and also the wife

accused of laundering money. They deny the charges and the trial

continues. The government should commit

to protecting existing workers' rights after Britain leaves

the European Union. That's the demand from

Grimsby MP Melanie Onn. She wants EU rules written

into UK law to protect against changes to paid holiday,

rest breaks and redundancies. Businesses argue it is a chance to

free Britain from too much red tape. One of Britain's biggest decisions -

which EU laws to keep? The Great Grimsby MP Melanie Onn has

already chosen some - People deserve to know their rights

will not be detrimental it. Melanie Onn's

pushing ahead with a bill to adopt EU employment

legislation into UK law ... In an attempt to stop the government

weakening worker's rights I am trying to make sure this stays

at the top of the agenda and provides a bill that ensures the

right people currently enjoy while at work are continued going forward.

A significant amount of UK employment law

So the UK government needs to decide which EU laws

That means anything - including holiday pay,

agency worker rights, paternity and maternity pay -

But trade unions, the Labour Party and many Conservatives say they're

But others like Hull Haulier Dominic Yeardley

see leaving the EU as a chance for change.

People would not have voted to leave the EU without major consideration

of reviewing the laws, it is time for people to be taking a look and

thinking, this is a good opportunity to review what is in place.

employment lawyer Mary Walker says no one should worry.

She says little will change legally with or without Melanie Onn's bill.

When it comes to family friendly policies come body are maternity,

leave and pay is higher than in Europe, holiday leave is larger than

Europe, there are huge swathes of protection laws greater in the UK

than the EU. But with Brexit creating

an uncertain future for many Melanie Onn insists parliament

would do well to agree her plans to ensure workers'

rights aren't eroded. Do you think ALL workers' rights

should be protected after Brexit - or is it up to the UK government

to decide which rules Perhaps you are an employer -

do you think there Does the government need to make it

easier to employ workers? Still ahead tonight: We look

at the next steps for Grimsby's strictly dance champion Joanne

Clifton. Sunset at Risby Lake,

Walkington by Carolyn Murray. My favourite text... Good evening.

You like the fishermen don't you peter! My favourite text, we love

Owen, can we have him more often? I might get that framed. Owen is on at

10:30pm with a new hairdo. Three cases of hairspray as usual. The

headline... A frosty start, some rain coming through in the course of

tomorrow afternoon and milder air from the West. You can see on the

sequence high-pressure gives way, weather front is coming raw

afternoon and over the weekend high-pressure to the south, a run of

westerly air from the near Atlantic so it will be milder. Fine weather

this weekend, cloud but some sunshine. You can see on the

satellite picture, it has been largely clear but the sun has set

and temperatures dropping away. We all ready have a frost in the

sunspots. Dry and clear, a straightforward forecast tonight,

the breeze will pick up from the south-west later but not before

temperatures drop back to minus three Celsius. A frosty night on the

cards. A cold if bright start with sunshine

first thing, cloud will push in from the West through the morning. It

turns out to be fairly miserable by the end of the day, cloudy, rain,

and it will feel pretty cold out of doors. A wind chill, top

temperatures of four or 5 degrees. Milder over the weekend, quite

cloudy but mostly dry and with any luck some sunshine developing in

places. Peter, that is the forecast. Fans of the Welsh windbag will be

pleased at that prospect. You should see how much hairspray he uses. He

is worse than a woman. There is a hole in the ozone layer when he

walks around. You do not have to wear hairspray, for some reason,

peter! She was the winner of the biggest

show on television - taking home the Glitterball

alongside her partner sports But now Grimsby dancer

Joanne Clifton is moving on from Phillip Norton has interrupted

rehearsals to have a chat with her. 80 weeks ago it was strictly Come

Dancing crowning glory for Joanne Clifton and she is finding her feet

again. Normally I do not sing or speak like dancing wise you are just

there and technique and perform. This time you have to perform at 360

degrees with the acting, singing and dancing. It is quite difference and

manic. But it has been a childhood dream of mine. 13 million watched as

Joanne and Ore Oduba were awarded the glitter ball before Christmas.

She beat her big brother Kevin in the final. Everyone sawed-off

reaction, the moment your names were announced. How did you feel? We

didn't expect it in the slightest. She read our names out quickly, and

I was like, what? I could not remember anything after that apart

from my brother picked me up, spun me around and then I went towards

the glitter ball with Tess and Claudia and I remember nearly

fainting and all I was thinking was I did not hear what he said. I

thought I was fainting on live TV. Keep calm and breed. She was cast in

a musical, the story of a girl who goes to New York to follow their

dreams, similar to how she left Grimsby to move to Italy for a

career in dancing. I can relate to the character because the musical

stars -- starts with me turning around and arriving off the train in

New York and looking around and being excited but nervous. I

remember that moment getting off the plane in Italy on my own without

anyone and going, OK. What now? Following the dancing dream. Yeah.

Her busy schedule mean she has not been back to Grimsby as much as she

would like but is determined to do her hometown crowd in her new role.

I cannot thank the people of Grimsby enough, we get so much support.

Thank you to everyone who supported me and Kevin and Louise and Karen

and those who voted for us. I cannot thank you enough. You have changed

everything for me. Joanne hopes to defend her strictly crown later in

the year but for now it is milli on her mind but if the curtain up later

this month. Good luck to Joanne. Lincoln City's Chairman says

the club is in the black The Imps' future was cast in doubt

because of their debts - but they've gradually

improved their financial They're currently top

of the National League and face Ipswich Town in the third

round of the FA Cup on Saturday. The Rugby League Challenge Cup first

round draw will take place Hull FC coach Lee Radford

will conduct the draw following his side's victory

in the cup last year. 32 amateur sides, including five

from Hull and East Yorkshire, From Tom Hanks Toulalan Hardy, some

of the most famous icons in Hollywood.

What have people made of this? The event has got off to an outstanding

start. Hundreds of people have flocked through the town, word of

mouth is spreading about the city of Culture. I understood outside this

building. It's day five of the opening event

for Hull 2017 'made in Hull' and I'm here at the C4DI building

which is where you can see the good people of the city posing

as their favourite Hullywood Icons. You can see them all being projected

onto the building behind me. The images of Hollywood, people of

the city posing in their favourite film roles, it is captured the

attention of Hollywood and castaway... Found himself a national

news. You have seen the Hollywood legends but surely there is room for

another, perhaps shaken not stirred. As a joke on Twitter, I challenged

Peter Levy to choose his Hollywood icon and to my surprise he

responded. And then the choice of who he would be was down to Peter.

As it is with all icons. The next thing I heard was I have a car and

the gun. So, who would have thought, Peter Levy turns Sean Connery in 00

heaven. Manage expectations. There is that one. But that is the shot

you are talking about. You're standing right but he looks down.

That mod night annex in your legs. Fantastic. It is the first time I

have held a gun. It is a toy one. I think it went all right. He is

working limited material. Sean Connery come he has got me. We

showed one of the finishing results to one of the Bond girls. Peter has

got off too lightly. You needs a bigger challenge,... More of a

Daniel Craig? Absolutely. And if you are pretending you're James Bond, it

can help to tell the police first. We had reports of a man coming along

with a gun in his hand. I am innocent! There were no arrests.

Time for the big reveal as one of these will make it into the Hall of

Fame. That was brilliant. My money is on you to pay the next Bond. If

you want to see more of Peter Levy and Tinseltown heroes, head over to

the website. Peter, from me, do not give up the day job. No intention!

Thank you. If you want to see those pictures again, should you want it,

we'll put them on Twitter and Facebook.

Let's get a recap of the national and regional headlines The woman

who helped change the way we deal with rape - Jill Saward -

has died aged fifty one. Hull City appoint a man

described as the new Mourinho as their head coach.

Tomorrow's weather: Mostly cloudy but dry in the morning.

Workers' rights earlier, David says we have plenty of protection before

the EU and we do not need them to continue after we leave. Bring back

the sensible UK laws which were used to have and abolish the ludicrous EU

laws and red tape. Allen says the government stated months ago all EU

law would be incorporated into UK law as part of the Brexit process.

Les says it is a shame other MPs and ministers are not doing the same.

Sean says a good way of stripping employees of their rights under the

guise of getting rid of red tape. Chris says correctly if I am wrong

but didn't the government say all EU laws would be adopted into UK law?

Thank you for those and for watching. Join me later. I will see

you tomorrow night. Take care.