12/04/2017 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

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Police warnings that children as young as nine are sending

Eating it is easy to send digital images of each other, and what they

do not realise is once they are sent, they can be shared.

Trams could return to Hull, 70 years after they last ran in the city.

It's the end for the Cleethorpes Carnival because nobody can

I will have the latest accurate weather forecast. It follows very

sharply. Parents are being warned that

children as young as nine are sending sexually explicit images

using tablets and mobile phones. Humberside Police say they've seen

an increase in the number of sexting cases that they've been asked

to deal with. They say children could open

themselves up to blackmail, It is a story that is becoming

more and more common. There has even been a storyline

about it on Eastenders. With more and more children having

access to more sophisticated phones, some have been using them

to send explicit images. Police say it is important

to speak to your children about the dangers of sexting

because it can lead to blackmail, embarrassment, or even

a criminal record, because it is actually an offence to take

or send an explicit image of It is often seen as a problem

with teenagers, but the police say there have been

cases here involving Ultimately, this is about

kids experimenting. Unfortunately, now,

it is so easy to send digital What they don't realise

is that once they are sent, they are there forever,

on the internet and can be shared with other people the same

age, or even adults. Some told me they were waiting

for the right time to talk, others that they wanted their children

to understand the He is only eight, so it is not

something I feel that I had need to have a conversation with him

about yet, but he has got parental I've got an older child

who is 12, so he has his own mobile phone, so we do

keep a check on what I am a parent and a foster

carer, so I have training that, anyway, so it is something

we just do on a daily basis. Advice for raising the subject

with children includes asking if they'd be happy for their gran

to see what they'd sent, and checking they know

who they are messaging It is hoped advice

like this will help children take advantage

of all the benefits of having technology whilst also being aware

of the dangers. 70 years since trams last ran

on the streets of Hull, plans have been discussed

which could see them return. The idea, put before Hull

city councillors today, would see existing railway lines

and roads used for the service. Our business correspondent

Leanne Brown reports. Now confined to a museum in Hull,

this is Britain's oldest They had their heyday

around 100 years ago, If you could get a tram, say,

jump off the train onto a tram, go where you want to go it

would be brilliant. Trams where a part of

everyday life for decades. Within six months of them opening,

more than 4 million passengers had been carried, but they were phased

out in the 1940s. You can still see some of

the old tracks throughout the city. I am here just off Anlaby Road,

where the old depot used to be. But would people like

to see trams return? Going to earn a lot

of money, though, isn't it? If it got me from A to B,

I would probably use it, yeah. The buses and that are pretty good

on this road, so I don't suppose... It is going to cost a lot

of money, though, isn't it? They are hugely popular

across Europe in places like Amsterdam, and many UK cities,

like Nottingham and Manchester, say they bring environmental

and economic benefits. It definitely makes

a difference to the market. We have a lot of visitors Wednesday,

Friday and Saturday, and when the tram has maintenance

work and if it is not running, you do see a big difference,

especially on a Saturday. One of the ideas in Hull is to run

the trams on existing railway lines. A similar project, costing

more than ?50 million, Experts say it needs

a lot of planning. It is easy for a city like Sheffield

to achieve it because they have So just because you have got

a system with heavy rail on, it does not mean to say that

you will easily get a tram-train The council is likely to see

what happens in South Yorkshire The latest unemployment

figures reveal a mixed In Yorkshire and the Humber,

unemployment rose by 5,000 The region's jobless

total stands at 139,000. But in the East Midlands region,

which covers Lincolnshire, unemployment fell by 11,000,

bringing the total to 96,000 It's been revealed that more

than 140 patients have been left waiting for months for treatment

after their referral Today managers at Northern

Lincolnshire and Goole Hospital Trust appeared before local

councillors and were also questioned about the reasons for the trust

going into special measures. I am not interested in hearing

"We will, we will, we will." We are here to represent patients,

to strengthen the voice of patients within North Lincolnshire,

patients who are worried and frightened and very concerned

by these public reports that are out We need the trust to act and to fix

these problems for patients. We will continue to follow the

story. The Cleethorpes Carnival will not

take place this summer, and there's North East Lincolnshire Council has

failed to find someone to fund or organise the event,

which has taken place Kate, what will this

mean for the town? People in Crieff fobs have been

reacting with surprise and sad that it will not happen this year.

The carnival has entertained generations of families

in Cleethorpes, but the council hasn't been able to find

anyone to run the event, and after the loss of a private

financial backer, Young's Seafood, the authority can't afford

The local authority can no longer carry on providing services directly

themselves because of cutbacks in revenue funding.

We have to promote and support with pockets of money but it's got

to be led by other partners and I would appeal to businesses

and traders alike to come forward and get behind that with some

This is the final words, or is there any chance of a can this year?

There is a possibility of a smaller carnival event as part

of the Armed Forces Weekend, possibly on the 30th of June.

But this is the latest blow for tourism in Cleethorpes.

In recent years, it lost a popular airshow, and in October,

And it's not the only big community event to struggle to keep going.

The Spalding Flower Festival ended in 2013 after 50 years.

For, now the Cleethorpes Carnival days seem to be over,

but the counil is hopeful of finding an organiser for next year.

The vicar of a church near Skegness says he's

saddened by the destruction caused by vandals.

Windows have been smashed, a Bible has been ripped apart

and a fire was started at St Mary's Church in Hogsthorpe.

It's expected to cost thousands of pounds to repair

We were shocked to see the damage that somebody could actually do

Along with the rest of the village and churchgoing community,

we are slightly stunned that somebody could actually do this

amount of damage in probably what was a short period of time.

The opening of the International Bomber Command near Lincoln has been

Although loan funding has now been secured to complete the building,

the delay in getting it has had a knock on effect.

The work will now be completed in December instead of September

and the official opening delayed until next April.

A steam locomotive has been driven at 100 miles per hour

on the East Coast Main Line for the first time

The Tornado was part of an experiment to see if steam

trains can safely run faster than their current limit

Tomorrow looks set to be cloudy, but there will be some sunshine around,

especially at first. The Easter weekend not looking bad, not a

repeat of last weekend. Saturday looks bright and mostly dry. Small

chance of a shower. An odd shower perhaps, but I think most of those

will be fine. The wind will slowly ease. Down to four Celsius in the

countryside. To a dry start with sunshine, it will cloud over from

the West, the odd light shower, but the emphasis on fine weather. Top

temperatures around 11 Celsius. Rather cloudy with a few showers.

Much of the rest of the weekend looks fine. That is as. We will see

you tomorrow at breakfast. Join me then if you can.

Brighter on Saturday but cloud again on Sunday. Here is Tomasz.

Good evening. The weather in the run-up to

Christmas... Easter! I got ahead of myself there! It isn't looking

especially great, nor is it looking all that sunny. It will be

changeable, it's been changeable today. You can see cloud streaming

out of the north-west of the country. You can see some showers

getting into north western parts of the UK, but eastern areas will

remain pretty clear tonight, so here we have some frost on the way first

thing, ground frost, nothing more, and it will be gone by the time the

sun is up. First thing in the morning, some sunshine around across

one or two parts of the east here. Western areas probably a little bit

more cloudy, maybe showers getting into north western areas of England,