02/04/2017 Look North (East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)

The Immigration Minister has denied that EU migrants living

East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire are being used as "bargaining chips"

The Government says it can't guarantee that they will be

allowed to remain here, until a deal is reached

on the future of British people living abroad in places

More from our political editor Tim Iredale.

It's four days since the Prime Minister triggered

the process that will officially take Britain out of

While, for some, Brexit is a cause for celebration.

creating much uncertainty, including the large EU

migrant population across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

Czech-born George Smid lives near Stamford and is calling

on the goverment to proctect the rights of migrants

And I can tell you from my own experience, I came in 1981,

I was a political refugee, that English people are fair.

They are not trying to get discriminatory towards other nations

and other populations, so we should preserve their rights,

because we want the same rights for ourselves.

Speaking on the Sunday Politcs, the Immigration Minister told me

the rights of EU migrants could only be settled when a deal is reached

on what happens to British people living abroad.

Well, they're not bargaining chips at all.

It strikes me as fairly straightforward that we need

to secure their status and as soon as they get around the negotiating

table I'm sure that the rest of Europe would want to give British

citizens the same rights, the pensioners in Spain,

the engineers in Germany, it's only right that that deal

protects all 4 million people living in the country rather

than the 3 million that we wish to really, as soon as possible,

It's clear immigation will be a key part of the negotiations

between Britain and the other 27 EU countries, which could

And if you missed today's Sunday Politics programme, it's

Police have released the name of a motorcyclist

48-year-old David Duncan crashed near his home

Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.

The train operator Transpennine Express says it is investing

The company which runs services across the North,

says the new coaches will be in service from summer 2018.

It's the last day for applicants to come forward to be

the new Chief Constable of Humberside Police.

A promotional video was released by the Police

and Crime Commissioner, Keith Hunter, to encourage

The position has a salary of up to ?160,000.

Victims of the last fatal Luftwaffe attack of World War II have been

remembered at a ceremony in Hull this morning.

The city was one of the most heavily bombed during the war.

But as peace approached, a lone German plane bombed

Holderness Road, killing 12 people, as Crispin Rolfe reports.

The name of Hull has been released as one of the north east cities...

Bombed in the Blitz, and throughout the Second World War.

But in the Spring of 1945, when many believed the war was over,

12 were killed and 22 injured along Holderness Road.

Today, a service was held where the bombs struck,

with the family of one of those killed, John Reed,

He was killed just before my sister's birthday

and I remember my auntie coming on Sunday and telling my mum

Brian Petch was on Holderness Road that day, and remembers a community

which, expecting peace, was fatally unprepared.

Afterwards, I saw some of the lads who had had nasty accidents.

Big memories for me, is this, because Hull was a lost city.

Here, when the rest of the country thought the war was over,

Hull was still being blitzed, in 1945, only a matter of a few

weeks before even Hitler committed suicide and certainly only a few

weeks before the end of the war on May 8th.

Only a handful now clearly remember the events that day

But there's still no sign the community here

Hull Kingston Rovers remain unbeaten this season

This afternoon at Craven Park, Rovers beat Batley 50 points to 16.

Now the weather forecast with Alina Jenkins.

If you're looking for some rain, there's not very

We had a few showers around this morning and a fair

That cloud has been thinning and breaking through the day.

Sunny spells and sunshine to end the day.

Clear skies at first but then we will see some cloud crawling

Temperatures in the countryside down to 2 Celsius, low enought

-- Temperatures in the countryside down to 2 Celsius, low enough

Misty and in places murky start tomorrow.

That cloud quickly retreating and then a day with plenty

of sunshine, fairweather cloud in the afternoon and a lovely day

on the cards, 15 or 16 Celsius, feeling pleasant,

despite the strengthening southerly wind.

Overnight tomorrow, rain, but the rest of the week looks to be

dry with some sunny spells by day but quite chilly at night.

It was a lovely second part to the weekend for most parts of the UK,

lots of sunshine, more cloud to the east but in the last few hours it

started to melt away and the process will continue, most places seeing

lengthy clear spells overnight and much like last night it will turn a

bit chilly. We might see mist and fog, like winds, more of a breeze in

the north and west, cloud and patchy rain approaching the Western Isles

by the end of the night. Eight or 9 degrees but in rural parts of

Scotland England and Wales it will get to the bottom end of single

figures. Frost will not last long in the morning nor will the mist and

fog, England and Wales will have a lovely day with good sunshine and

wins coming up from the south. More cloud and outbreaks