26/02/2017 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

A BBC investigation has revealed the trust that runs

Hull Royal Infirmary and Castle Hill Hospital has spent

more than ?8 million on agency staff in the last financial year.

The 247% rise in spending is the biggest increase

The trust says the figure represents 2.6% of its budget and the amount

spent compares favourably to other trusts.

A Ukip MEP for Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire has backed

the leader of his party, despite a poor showing

Mike Hookem says Paul Nuttall has his "full support".

Mr Nuttall recently made an apology after false claims

appeared on his website, including a suggestion

he lost close friends in the Hillsborough disaster.

The Ukip leader came second to Labour in the Stoke

We've been here before, we'll keep on fighting

I send out a personal plea to every Labour Party member, please,

please, please keep Jeremy Corbyn, because every time he opens his

A school near Lincoln is now thought to be one

of the greenest in the country after cutting its carbon

It's estimated becoming more energy efficient

will save William Farr School up to a ?180,000

William Farr School is over 60 years old, but it's

looking ahead to a more environmentally friendly future.

Over the last five years, it's made big changes,

like installing solar panels for electricity, and ground source

heating that uses water pumped through the ground

But some of their changes have been much smaller,

We worked with them to help install the insulation and LED

When you have the heating on, don't have the windows open,

Anyone who wanted to design an eco or green sticker had a chance to get

it professionally published and stuck around the school.

The head says it'll take six years to cover the cost of the changes,

but after that, it'll save them ?180,000 a year - money that's

I'm sure I'll be facing another budget cut.

It's a significant problem for all schools, but clearly

if you're spending ?180,000 simply on lighting and heating,

very naturally, the money not being used for that would go

towards educating the children, and what could be better?

The most recent addition is a ?900,000 biomass boiler

The company that installed it helped the school finance the project,

and says many are being put off by the costs involved.

We worked with them to showcase that this actually is doable

within Lincolnshire, and actually all over the UK.

We know that there is funding out there, there's investors that

want to do it, and there's companies like us who have the capability

William Farr has been supported by Lincolnshire County Council.

It says if more schools made these changes, it could revolutionise

Schools make up about 66% of the council's carbon footprint,

It teaches children that there is a consequence

to the energy they use, and how they can reduce

The county council is applying for funding for a project to help

more schools cut their carbon footprint, and William Farr says

they'll keep looking for ways to become more energy efficient.

Sarah Walton, BBC Look North, in Lincoln.

Archaeologists working on the route of Lincoln's Eastern bypass have

discovered artefacts dating back 12,000 years.

They've been working between the River Witham

and Washingborough Road since September.

The finds include tools and high-status Roman buildings.

Lets take a look at the weather - here's Jen Bartram

Still fairly breezy as we go through the night to night, there will be

some... The temperatures were blocked down to 45 degrees. There

will be a few showers pushing in when we get to dawn. A cold feeling

to Monday. A few sunny spells but these showers get going and we will

see some hail, Rhondda and perhaps sleet or snow. Tomorrow's top

temperature, eight Celsius. As we go to the rest of the week we continued

with the onset of the. Further showers as we headed to Tuesday and

the wind starts to die down into Wednesday.

We're back at 6.25am with bulletins throughout the morning.

Don't forget your BBC's radio breakfast shows will be on the air

as well. Intel then, goodbye. Good evening. We saw the fist named

storm of the season today. It was Storm Ewan, named by the Irish

meteorological service, because it was in Ireland we expected the

biggest impacts. For the rest of the UK it was quite windy and wet, but

the worst of it is making its way towards