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Good evening and welcome to BBC Look North.

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Flooding hits East Yorkshire. Three people have been rescued from a car

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and some homes have been evacuated. Hull's tidal barrier is down -

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up and down the coast people have I'm in Skegness were high tide is

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approaching but there is confidence that the defences will do their

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jobs. And I'm down here where the tension is rising as high as the

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water levels. It was flooded just three years ago. Up and down the

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cows, people are preparing for the worst. I am concerned, very much so.

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-- coast. Very worried. In the news on the programme tonight...

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65 jobs at risk as one of Hull's oldest building firms goes

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He broke his neck on his stag do - now a Boston firefighter has

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stood for the first time since the accident that

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I've dreamt of being able to stand, but I didn't think I'd get here in

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six or seven months, so I'm really pleased.

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79 miles of Yorkshire beauty - Hockney country as you've

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And as the winds eased down, I'll have the latest forecast through the

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course of the weekend. I'll be back later in the programme.

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Good evening. Flooding has tonight hit parts of East Yorkshire as homes

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have been evacuated. Elsewhere, people are again preparing for

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flooding with warnings in force all along the east coast. The same

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damage as three years ago is not expected. Today, high tide at with

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minimal problems. Tonight we will hear

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from our correspondents on the banks of the Humber in South Ferriby

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and on the Lincolnshire There are 34 flood warnings in place

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with the biggest concern in the south of our area,

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including in Boston and around They are also in place further up

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the coast in around Mablethorpe. Around the Humber warnings

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are in place in Humberston, Cleethorpes, Grimsby dock

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and Immingham as well as Barton On the North Bank, flood warnings

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are in place for Goole, Broomfleet, Earlier, high tide passed

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Bridlington and Hornsea Where three people have been rescued

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from a car on the seafront and some homes have been evacuated. These

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pictures show what it has been a light tonight. -- it has been a

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life. Paul, people are bracing themselves

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for the second time in twelve hours, Well, three people were rescued from

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a citron caso. Fortunately, one of our crew members was nearby and got

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the car against a wall and got the family out. The family are safe but

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I don't know about the car. -- Citroen Picasso. How much flooding

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has there been there in Hornsea? Well, it has been bad enough that

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people have been evacuated. One gentleman with diabetes was

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evacuated and they are still evacuating. Thank you very much. The

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very latest in there from Hornsea. Let's go live to our environment

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correspondent Paul Murphy who is live in Skegness. What is the

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situation there? Ahead of high side? Listening to what Glenn in Hornsea

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were saying there, a very different experience. We are 20 minutes away

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from high side. If the camera zooms in, you can see the ID believes that

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the water is just starting to shall, lack on usual. -- is starting to lap

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onshore. Unlike December 13, there is confidence tonight that the

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barriers will do their job. -- 2013. Our experiences, though. -- other.

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Bringing down Hull's tidal barrier - to protect thousands of homes again.

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This morning's high tide passed without problem.

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But the next 30 minutes are crucial with another high tide imminent.

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Tonight, those living close to the water's edge on the Hessle

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I'm just hoping it holds until we get home and can get everything

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upstairs. We did so this morning but we still have staff to whose

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upstairs. We will just sit it out and see what happens.

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It will be a tense evening for some residents -

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who were flooded just three years ago in the last tidal surge.

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We didn't get much sleep last night. Went to bed late obviously.

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Finishing off. Up at 4am as well and we just have to wait and see now.

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In Skegness, more than 100 army officers have been

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working through the night to advise and reassure.

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The offer of evacuation to an inland rest centre last night was taken up

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The effort has shifted now from warning and involving people of the

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potential for the high tide at you now being reactive underneath the

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Fire Service, supporting them, to evacuate personnel should be

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situation deteriorate to the point that more hands are needed.

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The East Coast surge is being monitored and assessed

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from a dedicated command centre in Lincoln.

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This is an incredibly serious situation. That's why we've got the

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army, air support, the fire and police service working together but

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it's also bad saying to people that the support is there to be

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proportionate and we need to make sure people take these risks

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seriously. If you look around, people are not panicking, they

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understand the risks and that is the right response.

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Tonight, the tide is higher than this mornings and will have

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been energised by a day of strong wind.

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But its precise potency will not be fully known unti

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So, even though there doesn't appear to be that big of a threat to homes

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or businesses in Skegness, Peter, tonight, there has been a warning

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from Lincolnshire Police to people turning up to watch the waves along

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this cows that they are still very strong, very dangerous. -- coast. We

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saw a very gradually site of a man setting the tidal wave on Skegness.

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He was there for about 40 minutes. There is a warning from the

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authorities. The Army are coming down later, we believe, to God and

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of certain areas of the beach because there is concern that far

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too many people, as you can see here, are turning up to watch the

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tidal wave. -- cordon. Paul with good words there for those who want

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to get and sightsee. Let's go to our correspondence in cell therapy at

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the moment. -- South Ferriby. How is looking there? It looks a bit

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generic. If you would down the road, the Environment Agency are down

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there stopping people from travelling through South Ferriby

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village for their safety. -- look. There are barriers right along this

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road to stop any potential water from coming over the cause is just

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your these barriers, that hedge, that is manly flood plain is. The

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reason they are placed there is because this is where people live.

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There are 1400 properties which flooded three years ago and, as the

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water levels are rising, sell our people's anxiety because they were

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flooded very recently. Just down the road, there is a pub which acquired

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its rise as well. They said they had sandbags around them and now those

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have disappeared under the water a day is rising. What is blatantly

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clear is, as Paul says, people are ignoring warnings to with their

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cameras. The Environment Agency say it is very dangerous and you please

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is away. Thank you. High does vary a bit. Between six 40 7pm and 6:49pm.

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-- high tide. A little earlier, I spoke

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to Emma Howard Boyd, the chair of the Environment Agency,

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and asked her how concerned I think it's key that people take

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precautionary measures as we are indicating in the warning

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and informing that we've been What do you actually expect

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in our part of the world Well, we have to wait and see

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but what we are doing in Hull today is putting down the barrier

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because we want to make sure that the community

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in Hull is protected. We have something like 17,000

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properties behind the Hull barrier that will be protected

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through lowering the The Environment Agency appears much

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more visible in many What lessons have you learned

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from three years ago? It's really key that we are out

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warning and informing the communities that we are

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active in today. We have had this east coast tidal

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surge coming down the country, We want to make sure that people

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remain safe and protected. We've got lots of defences in place,

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but they are also out there with barriers,

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we've put our barriers, we are making sure that we also have

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pumps available to remove water, But it's important that people

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respond to the sort of messages The chair of the Environment Agency.

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We just want to say BBC radio Humberside will be on air until 7pm

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while BBC radio Lincolnshire will have coverage until later. Those

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staying on air to get us through high tide. Frequently are on the

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screen. -- frequencies. You might want to be in touch

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with us about this story, how do you think the emergency

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services and the Environment Agency have dealt with

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the bad weather so far? If you live in a flood risk

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area we would like to How effective do you think the

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Environment Agency or emergency services have been? Let is no. The

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details are on the screen. Your views... We will have some before we

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finish at seven o'clock. -- let us know.

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It's been confirmed that the Hull-based building firm,

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Hall Construction Group has entered into administration.

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The business which built the C4DI building near The Deep last year

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held a meeting this morning with staff and potential creditors.

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They'll be remembered for building one of Hull's most iconic sights -

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But tonight, after 130 years, the Hall Construction Group

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The company employed 65 staff, and many more subcontractors

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who, at a meeting earlier, heard that the business was

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Our managing director has put his own money and you try and keep it

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afloat but doing that, people won't and money. The board has decided to

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get into administration. I work Trevor 20 years on and off. They

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kept me in work and I feel very sorry everybody else in the company.

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I was highlighting for the company on a contract from the council. -- I

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have worked there. -- I was tarmacking. Fixed prices contributed

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to the trouble is that the company found itself in.

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Accounts from 2015 show that despite business returning

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to pre-recession levels, the company posted a loss of ?2.25m,

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Today, it's emerged that two out of town fixed developments

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which were built for a fixed price were to blame for the

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Hall Construction Group was still in the process

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of completing works, including this ?5m pound

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St Nicholas Primary School project for the East Riding

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But in a statement, the council told us that:

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Although the impact is expected to be minimal as most ongoing

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Tonight, administrators say that with its strong reputation

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and public sectors clients within both Yorkshire

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and Lincolnshire, they're hopeful a buyer can be found for Hall

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But for now, staff and subcontractors are

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I'll let you know what happened on that story.

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A man has been released on police bail after being questioned

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in connection with the death of a man in Lincolnshire.

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23-year-old Chase Tate was found dead on the A1104

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A 21-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder,

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but has now been released until March while

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Millions of pounds will be spent on repairing potholes on our roads.

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The Transport Secretary says the government will improve local

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roads and has set aside almost ?2.5 million for Lincolnshire.

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And just over a million has been made available

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Making public transport more appealing and providing improved

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cycle paths are part of a plan to help ease congestion in Boston.

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Lincolnshire County Council has set out a new strategy

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to improve traffic flow over the next 20 years.

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The council says ?10 million has already been

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The plans will go to a scrutiny committee later this month.

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Council tax payers in Hull could see their bills go up

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The authority is investigating the possibility of increasing tax

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by 1% to cover what they have described as increased costs

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Consultation is currently ongoing and a final decision

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It is 17 minutes to seven o'clock this Friday night. Thank you for

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watching. Still a what is to come on the show tonight. The firefighter

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who has stood after the accident which could have killed him. And 75

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miles of Yorkshire beauty. As you've never seen it before.

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Pictures are coming in. We have this one of Bridlington. The weather a

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bit different to this picture tonight. Thank you for that picture.

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Let's get the forecast in detail. Thank you. Still the risk of some

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coastal flooding as you can see. It is worth noting that the tide at the

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moment is at the highest and the solemn surge way through the

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evening. The wind will also gradually eased down. -- storm

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surge. Moving forward with the forecast, a warning of ice on

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untreated roads and pavements, namely four areas close to the C4DI

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where we have had someone three showers to day. A very cold day but

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on Sunday, the milder air comes in from the Atlantic with a number of

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weather systems as well. A mineral wool Day on Sunday, Saturday is the

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today if you can bear the cold. Act-mac miserable day. The drought

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continues to be in some shallows. Very windy a long weekend. That will

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gradually eased down overnight. -- showers. A final night with clear

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spells and widespread frost. Temperatures quite a view degrees

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below freezing. These songwriters in morning at 12 minutes past eight.

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Setting at five minutes past four. -- nine. For tomorrow, starting the

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day with some IT strategies. -- sunrises. Plenty of sunshine. Still

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quite breezy along the journey but not as bad as it has been to day.

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Like an ecological particularly along the coastline. Inland,

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temperatures getting to 2-3 C. A very cold day to come. More cloud in

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from the west. It will certainly be a cloudy day on Sunday with

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outbreaks of rain and drizzle. Write a miserable day but that does

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introduce milder air, Silas Gold as the ghetto through Sunday and the

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early part of this week. -- so quite cold as we head through. Thank you.

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A firefighter from Boston has managed to stand-up with assistance,

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for the first time since breaking his neck last year.

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James Thorpe was paralysed from the chest down in a freak

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This week, he's been in Watford for rehabilitation sessions

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Chest down. Good work. I dreamt of being able to stand, so I didn't

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think I'd get here in six months. Really pleased.

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since breaking his neck, James has managed to stand-up with

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Laying in a hospital bed, you think the worst and you think, how, God,

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is this going to be it for the rest of my life? Seen the improvement

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gives you a bit of hope. James was left paralysed

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from the chest down after falling while in the sea on his

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stag do last summer. He spent what should have

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been his wedding day in hospital. But now, seven months on,

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James has been at Neurokinex - a specialist rehab centre in

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Watford. The exercises James has been doing

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it happy at increasing his strength and mobility to help increases range

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of movements. Good. Better. Good. James has a really good foundation

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to work on. He has a really good attitude and he also has some really

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good strength in as well as banks. What we're trying to do is control

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his spasms and the Eno as the strength he does have. -- get the

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measures Before James arrived in Watford -

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we caught up with him and his fiancee in Boston -

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as the couple look forward to their re-arranged

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wedding this summer. inode James would do the best to me.

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It's almost like we're willing out our wedding vows before they get

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married. -- I know. Back in Watford - James

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has been working hard - with the aim of being able to stand

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at his wedding. And remains hopeful that one

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day he'll walk again. It goes without saying that we wish

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James all the best. Songs of Praise presenter Aled Jones

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was in Hull today as they filmed Aled was chatting with the BBC's

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Face of Hull Kofi Smiles The show will feature Trinity

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church and Hull's role It is vitally important but you're

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very lucky that... I'm interested in the arts and Hull has always been a

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vibrant place for music. Especially where they starting now. A lot of

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orchestras come here to perform. A lot of great soloists. It is vital.

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We look forward to seeing that edition of songs of praise bridging

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poll on a truly... On the map. -- bridging Hull.

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Hull City has confirmed today it's signed two new players

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Striker Oumar Niasse and midfielder Evandro join the squad.

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26-year-old Niasse is on loan until the end of the season

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from Everton, while 30-year-old Evandro is reunited with boss

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Marco Silva, who was his manager at Portuguese side Estoril.

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However Silva isn't sure if he'll be able to pick both players at home

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Until this moment, I don't know if they are available or not

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It is possible, but we'll see tomorrow.

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Of course, these are two players who have come to improve our squad

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Graham Taylor will be remembered with a minute's applause at football

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The former England manager who grew up in Scunthorpe and whose career

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included spells at Grimsby Town and Lincoln City died

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All 35 games in the Football League will pay tribute.

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Lincoln have also confirmed a minute's applause will also be

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held at their FA Trophy match at Gateshead tomorrow.

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It has inspired artists and is described as a hidden gem

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and now a two-part series on BBC One will show everyone the wonder

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Paul Rose started off his Yorkshire adventure

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He also had a go at riding a penny farthing as he trekked the 79 miles

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from the Hessle to Filey on the East Coast.

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I spoke with Paul earlier and asked him how the what makes

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They are so beautiful. There's something about them. I go to

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exciting places I'm going to the last exciting places on the planet.

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That takes a lot of effort. With Wolds, it is easy. It's a joyous

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experience. Can you see the integration? Absolutely. The big

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skies, the overlapping redlined in the valleys. The colours, the

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shades. It's a beautiful centre in those valleys that blows me away.

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Life you read about the Humber. We wanted to feature the Humber Bridge.

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-- you read about -- wrote. Yes, you do it by becoming an expert relo.

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Possibly wider. Every bit as challenging. I rode along it. That's

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how I started the programme. It was a great start. Exciting,

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challenging, very enthusiastic and there is the bridge. I gather

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there's a big Penny Farthing enthusiast in Cambridge I didn't

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know about. Are they hard to write? Yes, Cheney and his family are the

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expert on them. -- Tony -- ride.. I was sat upright again, I'm going to

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ride a Penny Farthing to day. The wheel is up to year and the thing

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is, it's a committing move. You have to scoot them along and make a jump

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for the seat. Once you are on... A bit uncomfortable on the old...? It

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is. A dangerous job. You just have to make it work once you're on. I

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went to complete fair to complete while and I've now got one. You what

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one? -- You can take that in the Lake District, can you? Now, I but

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ride it for about two hours and is great. Now, back to Wolds Way. Is it

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a stroll? It's a stroll. We are drawn to gist Oslo and fuelled

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adrenaline adventures but thankfully the Wolds, you can do it in a week.

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-- testosterone fuelled. We will watch the programme tonight. Yes,

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thank you. You will it. Thank you. That'll be fun. Business that in 30

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minutes. -- don't miss that. Let's get a recap of the national

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and regional headlines. The NHS struggling to cope. Major

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alert in almost half of all trusts in England in the first week of the

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year. Flooding hits East Yorkshire. Three people rescued from a car and

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many homes evacuated. The weather, mainly girls with top temperatures

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at best ever night at around three Celsius, that is 37 Fahrenheit.

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Let's go back to our main story then. The flooding which was caused

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by the high tide as they saw earlier. Paul Murphy is in Skegness

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at the moment. It's just about high tide there, how is it looking? You

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are bang on time, actually. I tried here and there it is blindly in

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Skegness. Skegness has escaped above it, of course. The full Moon has

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been creating all these bring tides. A huge emergency response to the

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threat of the tidal surge over the past 24 hours. That is been seen as

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something that is welcomed by the community. These really emergency

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services have learned their lesson from December 2013 when some aspect

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of their response were criticised. Just a freak snow tonight from

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Humberside Police, they have told us this is the last -- in the last 20

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minutes, some homes have been evacuated as a precaution. Not

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everybody is out of the woods quite yet. Thank you very much indeed,

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Paul, for the latest. Interesting there. Responses coming in, John

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said as a resident of a place at high risk, all he got was a full

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colour with a recorded message. No sandbags, no members of the

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Environment Agency. Another said the Environment Agency did a great job,

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acting swiftly to enjoy DVDs are prepared. Natalie set a very well

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done to the emergency services and the Army for preparing the people of

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the cows for the web. -- communities. -- east coast. We had

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what Paul was saying there that is being evacuated. Humberside and

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regulations are on the be for the next colour. As a peaceful, they

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weekend and have a great weekend until Monday. See you later.

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