05/04/2017 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

Here, on BBC One, it's time for the news where you are.

The headlines from BBC Look North this Wednesday night.

The research in Lincoln that could mean people with Parkinson's

And a Yorkshire whisky - farmers here set up a distillery

and claim it can rival the traditional Scottish brands.

Hull City me that the Premier League relegation zone with a massive win

over Middlesbrough. Join me for the updated weather forecast.

New research at the University of Lincoln could GREATLY

improve our understanding of Parkinson's disease.

There's currently no cure for the condition,

which affects the brain and can lead to severe muscle

But scientists studying eye movement in people with the disease

believe their findings could lead to an earlier diagnosis and help

Here's our Health Correspondent Vicky Johnson.

Karen, from Lincoln, was only in her 40s when she was first diagnosed

with Parkinson's. It can be horrendous, to the point of how many

medications you have to take to control the symptoms, get out and

about in public. People assume you're walking funny because you can

be shabbily, they assume you are drunk. Every hour someone in the UK

is told they have Parkinson's. High-profile sufferers include Billy

Connelly, Bob Hoskins and of course Muhammad Ali. Parkinson's affects

people differently. The main symptoms are shaking, and stiff

muscles. People develop the condition when they don't produce

enough of the chemical dopamine. Some of the nerve cells in their

brain have died. As of yet there is no cure, but symptoms can be

controlled through a combination of drugs, physiotherapy and

occasionally surgery. This is why Karen has agreed to take part in

research carried out at the University of Lincoln. They are

using computerised eye trackers to analyse how people with Parkinson's

control their eye movements. You can measure movements very precisely.

Picking up subtle differences in people with Parkinson's, than those

without. One potential benefit for that, maybe then made the sign to

pick up early diagnosis and the condition. Part of the reason it is

important, when symptoms of Parkinson's become obvious there may

be up to half, more than half of the brain cells are affected. If we can

catch it earlier, and accurately we will be in a better position to

treat earlier and potentially slow, stop or reverse the condition. The

last significant drugs discovery was 50 years ago for Parkinson's. While

Karen has recently had brain surgery to ease symptoms, what she and other

sufferers are looking for now is a breakthrough.

People facing eviction from a chalet park in East Yorkshire say

the council has treated them without compassion.

Yesterday a judge threw out the case against William Flannigan -

the owner of Lakeminster Park near Beverley - who had been

accused of mis-selling homes for year-round use.

People living on the site have been served an eviction notice

by East Riding of Yorkshire Council, which say it'll help

Coming in 2010, we have paid full continue their fight to stay.

Coming in 2010, we have paid full council tax, had our bins emptied,

voted. None of those things you do if you live in holiday home.

Police say they've received 'a lot of information' following yesterdays

appeal to missing mum Samantha Baldwin.

The 40-year-old, who's from Newark, went

It's believed she's with her two boys, six-year-old Lewis and nine

Police say their inquiry is focussing on Nottinghamshire

Genius Foods - which makes gluten-free food -

is making more than half of its staff in Hull redundant.

78 jobs will go at the bakery in the city.

It was taken over by the company four years ago.

Staff have been asked to take either voluntary or compulsory redundancy.

Two North East Lincolnshire libraries have employed security

guards to help them cope with disruption caused

The council says groups of between 15 and 20 youngsters have

been causing problems in Grimsby and Immingham -

and that the security staff are a temporary measure.

The Polish Ambassador to the United Kingdom says he's

worried about what will happen to Polish people living

in Boston as the Brexit process gets under way.

He made the comments on a visit to the town today.

Fifteen percent of people living in Boston were born outside the UK.

The Prime Minister, Theresa May, says the free movement of people

from the EU to the UK could be extended after Brexit.

Seventy five percent of people in Boston voted to leave the EU.

I hope that during negotiations it will be one of the first points,

because the future of families, individuals, the future of companies

of businessmen, and businesses from a very important. Uncertainty is a

bad thing. Yorkshire's first whisky

distillery has been built by farmers near Bridlington,

who say they can compete with Farmers have been sending barley

north of the border for years but have now decided to keep it

closer to home, in hopes of creating a drink that'll one day

be as popular as Scotch. The barley that's just starting

to sprout in these fields on the Yorkshire Wolds used to end

up in Scotland, used to make a drink The Yorkshire Wolves are the Premier

barley growing area in the UK. 90% is grown in this area. We felt we

had to keep summer that here. Whiskey is distilled beer like

cognac brand wine. You are taking barley, you mail it. When mulled

barley, grist and water meet something magical happens. Enzymes

transmit starch and sugar. When used in each you get alcohol. The alcohol

rises up, through the pipes, then convinces down. What you are left

with is this clear and milky coloured liquid. I know what you are

thinking, that does not look like whiskey. It is from the barrels that

whiskey gets Keller. In fact it has to be in these

barrels for at least three years before you can officially call

it a whisky. They won't know how it tastes

for another couple of years. We have Yorkshire barley, Yorkshire

water from the farm. The people from Yorkshire running the distillery.

The distilleries operating in Scotland, you can count on one hand

the ones that have a similar ethos to us. We we can to make sure we

create something bloody good to drink.

The team also hope the distillery will become a must-see attraction

with tourists holidaying on the Yorkshire coast.

Hull City moved out of the Premier League relegation

zone tonight with a vital win over Middlesbrough.

The Tigers won 4-2 at the KCOM Stadium to go

Hull City needed to get the job done, and in some style, too. 4-2

win over strugglers Middlesbrough. Three goals in 20 minutes in the

first half, and another one in the first half, and another one in the

second half to make things say. That led to some very happy supporters

coming out of the ground at full-time. Yes, I have started to

believe it could be yet. We could be staying up. Fingers crossed with the

next few matches. Really good feeling. Super. Right on the ball

tonight, really quick. Never been more excited, better than my wedding

day. Fantastic stuff. Get ready Manchester City, we're coming on

Saturday. Manchester City better be ready, they're the next opponents

for Hull City this weekend. This team will be really fired up. This

result takes them out of the bottom three, out of the relegation zone,

for the first time in five months. With seven games left to play, I

would not bet against them doing it, staying in the Premier League next

season. Great night for Hull City, I season. Great night for Hull City, I

hope that chap's wife was not watching tonight. You can see the

girls on match of the day in a few minutes time.

Let's get the regional forecast, from Paul. Fine weather, dominating

over the next few days, high pressure in charge. A sneaky look at

increasingly sunny. Temperatures increasingly sunny. Temperatures

could be knocking on 20 degrees for Sunday. Exceptional for early April.

Tomorrow's headline. Cloud around the times. Also sunshine.

High-pressure definitely in charge. By Sunday, a subtle change in wind

direction from driving in warm air from the continent. Cold they are

developing next week. At the moment, fine out there, variable cloud.

Overnight temperatures coming in at about six, seven, in towns and

cities. Rob Lee temperatures lower than that. A fine day to come. --

wrongfully, temperatures lower. The simplest guys, decent sunny spells

to come. A light north-west wind. In the sunshine nice, but quite cool

when the cloud comes over. Temperatures around 12 Celsius. Into

Friday, little to change, variable cloud. Sunshine, some sunshine

dominating. Temperatures of 20 degrees by Sunday afternoon. That is

the forecast. That is it tonight, thank you for

watching, back in the morning on BBC One, summaries in breakfast. That's

tomorrow night at 6:30 p.m.. Join me if you can. Don't forget Match of

the Day weekend and we could see the low 20s

by Sunday. Here is Darren with the national weather.