19/05/2017 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

Good evening and welcome to BBC Look North.

Two men are arrested into the disappearance of aim mum from holed.

I'm at the house where it is claimed Renata Antczak left three weeks ago.

Now a report says Liam Laverick's violent behaviour was known

The Chancellor comes to Northern Lincolnshire

as the Conservatives take the election fight

Some of these seats which traditionally perhaps have been

Labour for many years and now in play.

Two groundsmen say they're fighting for justice after being sacked

by the company that runs the KCOM Stadium.

It is devastating. Obviously to prior to working for them, it has

been Hull City and it has been all of my working life.

We meet the gardeners heading for the Chelsea Flower Shower.

And this week has pretty much had it all when it comes to the weather,

and what is in store for the weekend?

Two men are under arrest in Hull tonight in connection

with the disappearance of missing lawyer Renata Antczak.

The 49-year-old mother was last seen more than three weeks ago

when she dropped her youngest daughter at school.

Tonight there is a big police presence at the family home

and officers have been searching other properties in the city.

Missing for more than three weeks, but until today, police had not

indicated there was anything suspicious about Renata Antczak's

disappearance. It is thought to 49 new old mother of two might have

returned to Poland, her country of Bath. Country of birth. There has

been confirmation arrests have been made. Two men have been arrested in

relation to them missing status of Renata Antczak. We are searching the

house in England investigations, but for operational reasons, no further

information can be given. Renata Antczak's black Mercedes-Benz was

also taken away by officers. She had last been seen in eight dropping off

her youngest daughter at her primary school in Kingswood. Husband says

she returned home before leaving on foot at one o'clock that afternoon.

Today a police presence at the dental practice in Hull whereas a's

husband works. The police would not confirm whether a man was one of the

two men arrested. In the meantime, the investigation into her

disappearance continues, with officers saying they are still

appealing for anyone to come forward that can help her find her.

Crispin is live at the family home in Hull tonight for us.

Where does this investigation go from here?

Peter, the police say that these searches are run going, but today's

events follow an interview given by Renata Antczak's husband in which he

told them that she had wanted a divorce and had planned to leave

home and join a cult. Today officers confirmed that the age of the

arrested man was 47 and 40... For now, nobody seems to know exactly

what has happened to Renata Antczak and police insist this remains a

missing persons investigation. Of course, if direct any developments

on the story, we will let you know. A father who shook his baby son

to death was known to social services and had a history

of domestic violence. Yet just months before the birth

of Liam Laverick's son, the authorities stopped

working with him. A serious case review into the death

of four-week-old Tommy Lee has found that no one agency had the full

picture of Laverick's abusive He was jailed for

manslaughter in 2015. The CCTV pictures showing

Liam Laverick hurrying Inside, his four-week-old son

desperately clinging to life. He had violently shaken Tommy Lee,

despite desperate attempts to save him, he died in hospital two days

later. Today, a serious case review has published its findings.

and jailed for eight and a half years.

The serious case review into Tommy Lee's death found that

The review reveals Liam Laverick was a known domestic perpetrator who

struggled with drugs and alcohol, but no one agency held the full

picture of his history, or that of the mother, left potential risks to

the children unexplained. The report says the death could not have been

anticipated, but it has highlighted areas for improvement to keep the

children safe from harm. The Chancellor of the Exchequer

has spent the afternoon on the election campaign trail,

taking the Conservative message to traditionally Labour areas

of Northern Lincolnshire. Philip Hammond says both Scunthorpe

and Grimsby are realistic Here's our political

editor Tim Iredale. When Chancellors aren't carrying

round red briefcases and delivering budgets,

they can often be found on building sites taking the temperature

of the nation's economy. But of course Philip Hammond may

have had another reason to come There is here. They may say you are

only here for the election. I have been here quite a few times in the

past, but as a shadow spokesmen and as a man is minister in other

departments. We have a good presence in this region. Some of these seats,

which perhaps have been Labour for many years, I now in play, so it is

right that we should come here, but our message to the electors. It is

for them to decide. Indeed they well, but how do they assess the

economy in the area? I would say there are no jobs for people,

because I have family who are looking for jobs and they are

finding it hard. I think it is getting better these days. I think

it is struggling for opportunities and investment and things like that.

I'm not really sure where it is going to end up in the future. Maybe

with the future of wind vines, there should be a lot of work.

Until recently, the idea of the Conservatives winning Grimsby

would have been seen as a huge shock.

This has been a Labour-held seat since 1945, and Labour are hoping

Grimsby has not benefited under a Conservative governments. They have

not benefited the people of Grimsby, we have an explosion of zero-hour

contracts, we have seen the local NHS Trust going to special measures,

we have violent crime up, these are not achievements under the

Conservative Government. I think Philip Hammond's optimism is

misplaced. So with such a fierce

political battle going, don't be surprised to see other

familiar political figures He is herewith is now. How realistic

are they in thinking they can take these safe Labour seats? They are

not being complacent, so they say, but it seems they are ramping up the

pressure on Labour in North Lincolnshire. These were not areas

where the Torah party traditionally targeted, but in the last week or

so, we have seen the Prime Minister in Scunthorpe, we have seen the

Chancellor in Scunthorpe and Great Grimsby today, so I think that

detects some weakness in the Labour vote. I think it depends on what

happens to Ukip. ABB Ukip vote will hold up at the general election, but

if we see a repeat of the local election and Ukip collapses, that

benefits the Tory party, then Labour could be in real trouble in some of

our areas. There is a long way to go, as we always say, the only poll

that matters is the one on the day and I can let you know that we will

be hearing from all the candidates in the Great Grimsby constituency.

Here is a very useful list on your screen right now. If you want to

hear from them, Sunday politics is the place to be, 1pm,. Thank you for

that. We want to hear from

you on this story. Are you considering voting for

a different party at the election? How important is tradition

in who you vote for? Will you be voting differently from

2015? Thousands of lost trawlermen have

been remembered in Hull today with a new memorial at the heart

of its former fishing community. Hull Bullnose Heritage Group

and the City Council worked together on memorial boards which list

the names of around They were revealed in Hessle Road

at the start of a three-day For the first time, the names of all

the lost fishermen are listed and remembered. When men get lost at

sea, there is no grave, no gravestone to go and visit, put

flowers on, and it is important because there are 6000 men that lost

in the last few -- many years. The whole fishing trawler, beneath the

sea at the body of 16 brave English fishermen. We now have another place

where people can come along, reflect, sit on the benches in the

heart of the road and remember their loved ones. Because it affected

whole families. It has taken years of research, but now names, ages and

dates and the trawlers that became their graves are all documented.

This light here, he died when he was 17. He was the best man at my

wedding. To be honest, I am proud. If I had not been as at the comic he

would have not gone to see. But there you go, that is the way it is.

In those days, he they were only 15, 16, 17, and I was married at 16, he

was my best man and I named my son after him. This weekend, three huge

murals will be unveiled as part of a festival to remember those lost at

sea. Remembering 6000 lost fishermen

today. The award-winning groundsmen who say

they've been sacked unfairly by the company that runs

the KCOM Stadium. The gardeners hoping months of hard

work is rewarded with gold My's photograph was taken by John

and it is of Baynton. Thank you very much indeed. Abby, good evening to

you. We have been told by many people that you have a call

following amongst some golfers. I have been meaning to ask. You have

been invited to seniors day, and you wearing huge fan of mine, so you

will fit in nicely. What I would say is due not what what Keely Donovan

does, because it will end in tears. If you quite heavy showers in the

forecast for tomorrow, so if you are playing golf, the earlier, the

better that you play. Low pressure moving to the north through the

course of the day. That brought heavy rain. If we look at the image,

we can see all the cloud that came with it. If you saw some brightness,

sunshine, then you were lucky because not many dead. It has been a

cloudy day and we are seeing showers, the remnants of the weather

front. These should ease overnight. Temperatures dropping to 8-9dC. Will

feel a mild night. Looking at the sunrise, sunset time. We should

start the day tomorrow on a decent note. Mostly dry, initial sunshine,

a few showers in the far north of the region. As we look through the

day, we will see the showers power up and an organised band of rain.

They will be heavy and persistent and slow moving at times, so if you

are caught in one you will know about it. We will see some sunny

spells where temperatures will respond and we will make easy highs

of 17 Celsius, so it is not all bad. Overnight will be mostly dry, we

will see temperatures taking a dip, so it will be a chilly night and a

chilly start to the day on Sunday, but a better day, drier day, so we

should not see any rain, temperatures up to around 17

Celsius. Louth will be chairing at your expense, at my expense, but

probably the whole of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. Thank you very much

indeed. Have a nice weekend. Two former grounds men at the KCOM

Stadium in Hull who were sacked for gross misconduct say they've

been treated unfairly and will fight However, Mark Harrison

and Darrell Cook will have to fund their own legal case

and are asking the public The stadium management company told

us today that it stands by it's They'd worked as groundmen

at the KCOM Stadium in Hull for 30 years between them,

even winning awards for their work. But last week Mark and Darrell

got the sack, Accused One reason given was their

neglect of the pitch. Totally dumbfounded and a loss of

words where the neglect word has come from. It is devastating.

Obviously crying to working for them it was Hull City, and I was my whole

working life. Surely they would not do that without good reason. You

would hope not, but there are no grounds for any misconduct common

let alone gross misconduct. I have seen both the dismissal letters, and

the most serious claim seems to be Debbie did not look after the pitch

properly and Mr Harrison had ordered too much fertiliser. It also said

that Mr Cook 's job as hit man was a serious dereliction of duty.

The pair decided to fight their dismissall at an employment

tribunal, but found they couldn't afford the costs and there was no

One solicitor says, due to funding cuts,

Few systems off unable to offer legal aid, and possibly most

difficult way, they refuse to go through an employment tribunal. You

have a remission if there is no evidence at all, but for most people

it has been a real bar to accessing justice.

In order to pay for their case, Mark and Darrell have set up

a crowdfunding site, which has already received

the men say they have approached broach them, but they feel the

anyway they will get justice issue the public.

Cleethorpes Town are heading to Wembley for their biggest game

The small non-league team from north-east Lincolnshire take

Here's our sports reporter Simon Clark.

Laying out the new kit on the side of the pitch.

A scene familiar to many lower-level clubs.

The next time this kit sees the light of day

will be in very different surroundings.

This is the remarkable tale of the former under sevens

football club that got itself to Wembley in less than 20 years.

Like anybody who has played football,

they always say they want to play at Wembley,

they would love to play for their

England, that is a kid's dream, but I was not good

But now I have managed to get a team to Wembley

Well, the one thing about this football

club, it remains rooted in its community.

These are members of the under 12 and under 15 girls team,

And they are as excited as the first team that they are

We are just one big family together and it is just

It is a big deal for a little town like us to be

getting to play at Wembley, so it means a lot.

It is going to be a good atmosphere to watch and sing

And Cleethorpes owe it all to this man.

Ex-Grimsby town player Tommy Watson formed the

team 19 years ago as an under 11s side.

Everybody has helped, everybody has done their bit.

Whether it is has been painting down at the

football ground or just marking the pitches out

sometime when no one is

Everybody has played their part to get where they are

For just a small, non-league team to get

to a stadium as big as

Wembley, it is a really big achievement.

Very exciting because they have never been before and they

First-team training session completed, they

meet at ten tomorrow for the journey to the national stadium, a day

Simon Clark, BBC Look North, Cleethorpes.

Hull City head coach Marco Silva says he's yet to make a decision

on his long-term future but will meet again with the club's

Silva spoke to the Allams this week but a decision won't be made

until after their final Premier League game at home

It's the moment first the club first looks at what is better

And of course it involves me and the players to see what is

But it is not my moment to talk, really.

It's just eight days til Radio One's Big Weekend

comes to East Yorkshire, but the massive task of building

It'll take more than a fortnight to transform the grounds

of the stately home in Burton Constable,

ready to host Katy Perry, Little Mix and 50,000 festival-goers.

Our culture correspondent Anne-Marie Tasker has

The tranquil East Yorkshire countryside, acres of parkland

surrounding Burton Constable adds a call, but by next week and it will

look like this. Katy Perry and dozens of music's biggest names

watched at Radio 1's. They have just out of building the main stage, the

biggest there has been at big wakened, and piping in water,

letters to and the Internet to transform the place into a temporary

Bilic. You get an idea of how big this project is. It has taken a week

to get the security in, but it will be a full week of work to be ready

for Radio 1's. Getting that Dunn takes a lot of manpower. There are

about 150 people at here at the moment. They have even built their

own ring road to prepare for the biggest event they have ever hosted.

It is just the most amazing opportunity to have the here is we

are able to show the houses as not just an historic house in the

perception of a museum. It is a living, breathing, fantastic place.

We have been working on is in the middle of last year, but usually it

is quiet. Lots of sheep, animals, all of a sudden, it is you can see,

it is now a town, it is a living thing, it is getting bigger. There

is a still full week of building, but the most appeal important bits

are already year. It's Chelsea Flower Show next week,

and a group of students in East Yorkshire have a gold medal

in their sights. It's the first time floristry

students from Bishop Burton College have won a place to exhibit

at the famous show. Jo Makel has been to meet them

and some of the other flower experts Getting to Chelsea is a massive

achievement for these degree They have had to compete

against some of the best floristy colleges in the world,

at both Harrogate and Tatton Park. But a Best In Show

and a gold at Tatton It is so exciting,

and we are really nervous. But it is just an amazing

achievement to just say Whatever we get, we will all just

be so pleased we have They will have to decorate

a tuk-tuk, an Indian Flowers must dominate,

and they have chosen a yellow, They will not reveal the design,

but they are working hard. We have been doing it every

Tuesday for the last six, Quite nervous, but we're

also excited to go. It is a great opportunity

for all of us, once-in-a-lifetime. To help their nerves,

they may want a bit of advice Bryan and Linda Goodey have won 28

gold medals at Chelsea. Their cacti collection

at Bourne is astonishing. Do you how many varieties

you have got here? I believe at present we have got

just over 700 different varieties. But over the years, Brian has done

a lot of hybridising, and we have got, out of that,

about just over 100 hybrids And even with 28 golds under

their belts, they feel the pressure. They know what we can do,

so they are always looking. We always try to produce as much

flower on the cacti as possible - that is the one thing that

always surprises people. And of course with all

the hybridising that Bryan does, we try to bring one or two new ones

every year to Chelsea so the judges It is the show gardens that draw

a lot of the crowds. Welcome To Yorkshire has

commissioned designer Tracy Foster to create one reflecting

the East Yorkshire coast. She has already had permission

to borrow pebbles from Flamborough, and she has been back to get

inspiration for her planting. It is not just about choosing

interesting flowers You have got to think about the time

of the year as well, so it is getting things that

are actually going to be looking at their best during

the Chelsea Flower Show period. I guess gorse is quite

an unusual thing to hav,e and I would like to say that

I will definitely have some. But you now how invasive

it is and how it grows everywhere and it must be easy to grow,

but you try putting it in plant pot and it really

does not want to do it. That is when they will

know if the hard work Good luck to them. The Chelsea

Flower Show starts next week. Let's have a reminder of the national and

regional headlines from the BBC. Sweden dropped a long-running rape

investigation into the wiki leaks founded Julian Assange. He calls it

an important victory. Two men are invested as part of the

investigation into the disappearance of a mum from Hull. Renata Antczak

hasn't been seen since last month. Tamara's weather, Saturday will

start trying with some sunshine however, a band of heavy showers

will track east. Highs of 16 Celsius.

Lively response on the subject of the election and the situation so

far. I have always been a Labour voter, but the lunatics have taken

over the asylum so conservatives is the only vote that can count. This

man says that Labour being against fracking, they get my vote. Kristin

Lincoln, we will vote for a party that can keep their promise, but

they all tired with the same brush. Kerry is in Hall, I do not trust any

of the others. Tony and Anna on e-mail, we believe pensioners I'd

treated too well. Have a good weekend. I will see one Monday. Bye

for now. It's cold.

Tastes a bit like avocado. And soon we're all

going to be eating them. Four crickets have the same amount

of calcium as a glass of milk, and a dung beetle,

twice the protein of beef.