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Good evening and welcome to Look North. The headlines tonight: Our

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headlines. Killed in the line of duty.

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Tributes to a Yorkshire traffic policeman killed on the hard

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shoulder of the M1. Mark is a stellar traffic officer. I would

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like to pay tribute to him as an ultimate professional. He paid the

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ultimate sacrifice. Also tonight - sweeping changes.

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The council planning to move out and let the supermarket move then.

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And a Royal Wedding presents Das - Mac -- Queen Victoria's jewellery

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going under the hammer in Yorkshire. For the full for Cas, join me later

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on in the programme. Hello and welcome to the programme.

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A lorry driver is still being questioned on suspicion of causing

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death by dangerous driving after an accident which killed a West

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Yorkshire policeman yesterday. 41- year-old PC Mark Goodlad was hit by

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the lorry as he helped a motorist on the hard shoulder of the M1 near

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Wakefield. Today his Chief Constable paid tribute to his

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officer and spoke of the dangers faced by police and motored days --

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motorways. We have two reports. John Cundy is overlooking the scene

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of the accident. What can you tell This time last night, the section

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of the M1 in West Yorkshire was silent and empty. Tonight, a normal

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flowing motorway. It was shut completely just after four o'clock

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yesterday afternoon after the death of PC Mark Goodlad. Today the

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floral tributes are beginning to gather at the. Where he died. A

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very sad and community for a man who had been serving the police for

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10 years. Almost hidden from public sight,

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the lorry that head PC Mark Goodlad yesterday. As he was tried to help

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the motorist in distress. A tragedy which has left his colleagues tried

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to come to terms with. Mark is a stellar traffic officer. He paid

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the ultimate sacrifice last night. He was a married man. Our thoughts

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and so that they have gone out to his wife. He was a dad. The fatal

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crash happened just after four o'clock yesterday afternoon on the

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M1 south of Wakefield, close to junction 39. The inquiry into

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yesterday's tragedy at this spot will take a considerable time. But

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what caught -- cause the lorry to crash and to PC Mark Goodlad as he

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was working on the hard shoulder of the southbound carriageway trying

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to fix a broken down car fire is stranded motorist?

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A woman driver of the car was thrown clear in the impact. The

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lorry driver escaped injury. Motorway patrol is a dangerous

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place to do policing. We need to think and remember the officers,

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his colleagues, that have got to cope with the loss of a friend.

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They have got to deal with the incident themselves. PC Mark

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Goodlad is the 4th West Yorkshire Police officer to be killed in the

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last eight years. Most people are devastated. He was a committed

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individual. He would have seen that Lady and realised she was in need

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of help. He would have pulled over and tried to make sure that she was

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not in danger. It is a sad day that as a result he has paid the

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ultimate price. The M1 was fully reopened early -- only after

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several hours. But few signs today of yesterday's horrific accident.

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Tonight police have issued two numbers that any potential

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witnesses could contact Lamont. They should be on your screen now.

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-- contact them on. There is the main police switchboard as well. If

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you're passing this way around a quarter past for yesterday

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afternoon, you may have vital information they can help police

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solve this terrible tragic incident. Thank you very much. PC Mark

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Goodlad is not the first person to be killed on the hard shoulder and

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figure shock it is one of the most dangerous places to be on the

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motorway. Nevertheless, hundreds of people have to work there every day,

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not just bullies but breakdown mechanics and Highways staff. Danny

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Carpenter reports on the dangers they all face.

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It is part of the job. Patrolling the motorway, looking for trouble.

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In this case, tyre trouble. lady has had a blow-out. Her wheel

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is here on the main carriageway. We need to get that moved as soon as

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possible. We need to get out. sergeant and his partner art in

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South Yorkshire Police. Like everybody who works on the motorway,

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they have to be constantly aware of the dangers and act accordingly.

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has gone to the passenger side of the vehicle to talk to the driver.

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He is looking past the people and I am always checking the murders for

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anything that might be happening behind us. Residents on the hard

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shoulder are comparatively rare. In the last five years, they accounted

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for just 1.6% of the total number of motorway accidents. But they are

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comparatively serious. 31% resulted in death or serious injury. In

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accidents on other parts of the motorway, that figure is 12%. Which

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is why safety is has taken -- is taken so seriously. The utmost

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priority is safety. You do not have to be on the motorway or out of the

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vehicle for very long to realise it is it dangerous situation and you

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switch on very quickly. Mechanics from motoring organisations receive

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similar training to the police. They are all too aware of the

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dangers. Even taking absolutely the best safety precautions possible,

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it can happen because you cannot build in what is going to happen

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with an accident. You cannot help it. Motoring organisations and the

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police now consider that they had sold up is such a dangerous place

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that their advice is that if you do break down, get out of the car on

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the left-hand side, cross the barrier and got the verge. -- the

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hard shoulder. But for those looking to help, that is not an

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option. They know the risks and choose to take them. It is their

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job. Thank you. Not surprisingly, thos

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and sentiments echoed throughout the day by lots of day -- was of

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people. The former head of the Metropolitan Police called for

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people to tweeted general salute to PC Mark Goodlad. Mickey Le-Walpole

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wrote, as a retired policeman, I know the daily dangers of the job.

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What a cruel way to lose a life. Jan Thomson described Mark as one

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of her finest. As sentiments shared by the whole of South Yorkshire.

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Coming up: Called to account. After last night's story about massive

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utility bills, you have been in touch with your own tails. --

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stories. First, traders say plans by a local

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council to move out of town and sell its offices to a supermarket

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could finish them off. Bolsover Council wants to move its staff to

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a new site in the village of Clowne and sell its current building to

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Morrisons. Bolsover, a market town with every

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street lined with independent traders. So plans to turn a nearby

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council building into a supermarket chain have not gone down well.

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into their car and do the shop. As far as I'm concerned, it is a

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disastrous idea. He has been running his three-shot for two and

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a half years and is worried he will not survive if all shoppers are

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directed away from the town centre. You could build this on redevelop

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land at the bottom of the hill. There would be no impact whatsoever

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on the town centre and the tourists but come here and the local people

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that come up here. It is a ludicrous idea. Bolsover Council

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have been based there for 25 years but have now decided to sell up.

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With Morrisons the preferred buyer. Firm plans have not been drawn up

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but the council says it is expected to create 200 jobs. They say the

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public can businesses will have every opportunity to comment upon

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any proposals, both informally at the exhibitions and formally

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through any planning application submitted. The council planned to

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move on to the Clowne campus of Chesterfield College. He does not

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have the support of local people. It is going to be taking part in

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the termination of a college and the most important thing for our

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community must be to offer opportunities to young people, not

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to take them away. Not everyone disagrees with the plan. It is a

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good idea. It will bring employment into the area. Employment is not

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good around this area. My opinion is, a good idea. No, I think it is

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wrong allowing big ships -- shops into areas like this. I am all for

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a competition effort brings prices down. While not a done deal, owners

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are waiting to see what the future has in store.

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Interesting to see these a firm market moving into the council

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headquarters. -- the supermarket. This summer, eight year-old Matthew

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Cartwright fell into a canal in South Yorkshire. He was arrested

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and taken to hospital but later died. Today a petition has been

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handed into British Waterways calling for better of waterside

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city along the canal. In his first interview, Matthew's father spoke

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to our reporter about the campaign. He was a happy-go-lucky lad. Full

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of life. He liked to be outside and on the goal.

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It is barely two nonsense Matthew Cartwright drowned. Now his father

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and grandparents want to ensure no other family faces the ordeal. If

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need be, by direct action. We were blackberry picking. He went to

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close some Slapton. If it had been fenced off, this would not have

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happened. -- he slipped 10. If there had been danger signs,

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Matthew would have been aware of it. If there had been a sign their...

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He would not have climbed down there. Since Matthew drowned, the

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committee has gathered together 1000 signatures on a petition. The

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one British Waterways to take some action, possibly putting some signs

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up and maybe fencing this area off. But the locals say that that does a

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start, all this education should be cleared to make it in at -- clear

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that there is a command here. -- a canal here.

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You have been very instrumental. Why? It is the first time since I

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have lived down here that something like that has happened. It is an

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awful tragedy and we do not want something like that to happen again.

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This afternoon there has been a meeting with British Waterways and

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the family said it was positive. But they do what action and they

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are fully prepared to put up the road signs or anything else to

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prevent another accident. Maybe some sort of bench or a memorial

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for Matthew, just for her children, if they see it they will think,

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this is where that little lad fell into the water. I am not going near

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that. Just select its beware. difficult two months that have

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passed since Matthew drowned have done nothing to ease the pain of

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his loss. But perhaps positive action now may go some way to

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ensure his death was not in vain. Thank you. There has been some

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response. The family were asking for all that undergrowth to be

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cleared. There as an alternative suggestion from British Waterways.

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They have told us this afternoon that the plan to fill in all the

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gaps in the vegetation on the canal bank and form be better bad year to

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the water. We will keep you up-to- date on that story. Let's have a

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look at the other time -- News: A fisherman from yard has been killed

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after being swept into a river. A lifeboat crew managed to reach the

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64-year-old at South Gare on the River Tees in Redcar last night.

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But he died in hospital. Another man who was 63 was also sucked into

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the water but managed to climb out. Police say no further action will

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be taken against two women who were arrested as part of an

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investigation into two nurseries and yard. They were among six --

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six staff in Red, White and Blue -- Heworth House and Little Joe's

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Nursery. These say people -- a public inquiry has started under

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plans for a controversial gas plant on the edge of the North York Moors.

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Moorland Energy wants to build a plant to process gas from

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underground reserves at ever Burston. There has been opposition

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Unions in Doncaster claimed that the council is preparing to fire

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all its staff, and then be higher than one different contact --

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contracts. Unison said that more discussions are to take place about

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brand new terms and conditions. Barnsley and Sheffield have taken

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similar action, if Doncaster council refuses to comment tonight.

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Were organisations involved in engineering in South Yorkshire have

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met with Nick Clegg to ask the Government to do more to help the

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industry. Managers from Boeing, Rolls-Royce and the University of

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Sheffield that at a special event hosted by the Deputy Prime Minister

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at Westminster. That is your news in brief tonight.

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You may remember that last night we brought you the story of the Leeds

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couple who say that they could be forced out of business after they

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received a �70,000 bill from British Gas. The story led to a big

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response from view, our viewers. Many of you got in touch to share

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your experiences with us. Just a recap, shone and Catherine

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run stand by in Leeds. They had a new electricity meter fitted five

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years ago and have been paying their bills to British Gas.

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Enormous, they got a letter from the company telling them that they

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have not been paid it -- not been paying enough. The bill was later

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amended to say that they owed �50,000. British Gas have admitted

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that it was their error, but are demanding full payment. Sean and

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Catherine are saying that it could put them out of business. The issue

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angered their MP, but he wants the way that every companies build

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their customers investigated. is totally unacceptable. For a

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small business to try and find this level of money. Big business can

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probably afford it, but this is not good. Certainly in this economic

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climate. We need to be doing everything we can to help and

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protect small businesses. The story got a big response from you. Kate

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Barton received a bill for �26,000. She ran after battling for 12

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months. It turned out that British Gas owed are more than �600.

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Another man got in touch by a face but, saying that his bar was billed

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�40,000 for a meter that they did not actually have.

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Banded Judith Coates says that her husband has just a tiny workshop,

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but received a and -- and energy bill for �5,400. After many phone

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calls, they got an updated bill for just �79 with no apology.

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A final word goes to this woman, who is sick of arguing with energy

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companies. She says that when you speak to them, the teacher like you

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are an idiot. We have been speaking to British

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Gas, they have not set much but they said that the urge all

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customers to check every bill to ensure that we -- readings are

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correct. Lot of response to that one. An

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incredible story. To keep them coming in. Before seven o'clock

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tonight. So sad, Victoria and Albert's

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treasures. Jilly made for a queen goes under the hammer in a North

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Yorkshire. And from an Bremner to Bates, the

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play about one of Leeds United's most dedicated fans who has

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followed them through thick and thin.

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It was of course one of the greatest love stories of the last

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two centuries. It was the one between Queen Victoria and Prince

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Albert. There were only married for 21 years, had lots of children.

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After his death, she went into mourning for 40 years. Now, a

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little piece of that love story has ended up here in a North Yorkshire.

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By the time these very early moving pictures were taken of Queen

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Victoria, she had been in mourning for her husband for almost four

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decades. But this story begins many years before that. When Victoria

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and Albert had just built Balmoral Castle, and when they were both

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very happy. One 28th August 1860, the royal

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couple gave some very special wedding presents. Called an

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amethyst, the Broads and pendant matched and complemented one

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another, much like the people who had given them.

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The pieces were given to a lady called Joanna Robertson, when the

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occasion of her marriage. Her father was the estate's manager of

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Balmoral. The royal couple had just to rebuild their home, and were

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said to have fallen in love with the Scottish Highlands. After an

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excellent day's shooting on the estate, Prince Albert Gate D

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Robertson family this engraved cravat pin, a present he had

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actually received from his wife. Generations later, the Robinson

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family live in Yorkshire and have decided to sell. They are going to

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get international interest. As we have seen with the royal wedding

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recently, inter national interest. He cannot recall anything with such

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a direct line to the royal family before. This is the first. It is

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very exciting. The three items are going -- are being sold separately

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in November. They are each expected to sell for between three and

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�1,000. That is really romantic. Not quite

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so romantic, it is sport. Rotherham United's new ground

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should be fit -- should be finished in 35 weeks' time. Today they

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showed off the new debt of it. A new framework and a muddy field!

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Beside his off Don Street, and the stadium is costing around �20

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million. The work, good news, is on Segel and should be done by July

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next year. So they can do them for the start of next season. In the

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early days, sceptics were saying it would not happen. We are now

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showing people in Rotherham that even in bad times, investments are

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going in. They are going to witness the new stadium in Rotherham, which

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is going to be one of the finest in the week. We are now in a week 15

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with 35 weeks left, and it is coming fast now, it is good. They

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do go off we quickly, these modern stadiums. A big Meccano set, really.

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It is good stuff to watch. Staying on football, but with a

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slightly different angle. I want to ask you this question, how

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dedicated are due to your favourite team? At the weekend, my husband

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watch the rugby on Sunday, and, where the three of football matters

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on? Mind you, man City at, Spurs. You need an understanding wife,

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don't you? It has been driving me nuts. I cannot imagine what the

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wife of painter and decorator Gary Edwards thinks. By his own

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admission, he is completely obsessed with Leeds United. He has

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missed just one of their games in more than 40 years, and a new play

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about Gary called Paint it White is a train Yorkshire up at the moment.

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Here is a taste. You want be going to Queen's Park

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Rangers on Saturday, will you? nearly choked on my pillow. Had I

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not explain the facts of life? Leeds United were the facts of life,

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thou shalt not the rest one game. Commandment Number One. You used to

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love football. Gary, all women love football, until they get married.

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It is like having double lesson here, because we have the real Gary

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Edwards and also Les Rowley, who is deeply's producer. Can I just say

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that Paint it White is to do with the fact that you are a painter and

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decorator, and you will not paid anything red. You hate red. I was

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nervous about hours so -- about her couch. It has now been turned into

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a play, what is it like? They have any really good job. I was not

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apprehensive before, but intrigue. But they have done an absolutely

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fantastic job, I am proud of them all. What about the waste? Sea is

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absolutely outstanding in that, and it is amazing how close it is.

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dare tell you that your weight is listening to your every word in the

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corner of her studio. I reckon it is your wife that deserves a medal.

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Without a doubt, she has been absolutely fantastic. I could not

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do it without her. She did not go with you all the time, did she?

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Know. A few exotic pre-season games. Exotic games? I like? Italy. I was

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interested to read a quote that says it highlights the highs and

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lows and pitfalls of being fanatical, and is there is a

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fanatic, as in the? When I read Gary's book, I was interested in

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the sacrifice we all make to do something we enjoy. If Gary was not

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a football fan, he would be a nuclear submarine commander.

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would be very wealthy! He would be, and yes. I was interested in his

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humour. It was another step of showing Leeds as a city. His

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fanaticism and the club revolves around the prosperity of the city,

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I thought. Have you worked out how much you have spent? That is a

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question I have been asked all the time. He must have some idea?

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have no idea. It has gotten more expensive in the last few years. I

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know that. Really expensive. It cost �1,000 for two season tickets,

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home-and-away. It was not as expensive as that in the 60s.

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question, my oldest friend is even as fanatical as you about Leeds

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United. When are they going to do well again? This season, awfully!

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You really believe that? They are on course and they are doing OK. We

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have a good manager there, great supporters. Fingers crossed. I hope

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so, as you say, less, it reflects on the city as well. I still cannot

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get over it. More importantly, I cannot get over how your wife has

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led to get away with that for all of these years. She will be pulling

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faces. She is pulling faces. Another red jumper. You are in

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We have had some sunshine so far this week. Let's look at the photos.

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This is a beautiful photo of a parish church. Onto the next one,

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some present -- some beautiful autumnal colours. And finally, some

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beautiful sun rise. We have seen some sunshine this

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afternoon. We will see more in the way of sunshine as he hated the day

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tomorrow. Mostly dry and fine. The weather front will stay away from

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us, it will be a fine day and not to be easy, either. This is this

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afternoon, it has been mostly dry. We have had a few showers develop.

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If you look to the south, a heavy bat of showers is heading into

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South Yorkshire. The bright colours in the corners are showing heavy

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bursts of rain. Thunder has been reported. The heavy showers will

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head northwards across Yorkshire. It will stay around tonight, but

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fading out towards dawn. With light winds in the south, we will see

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temperatures dropping down to single figures. Looking at the

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sometimes across the region, it rises tomorrow morning at 7:55am,

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and six -- and five at 40 5:00pm. It will be a better vehicle started

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the day, a few early showers but they will die away and then for

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most of us, the best of the day will be dry with broken cloud, a

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piece about of sunshine. But come the afternoon, showers will creep

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back into western parts. Maybe to the Peak District. But further east

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to the north that - my North York Moors. The wind will be gentle from

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the south or south-west, the temperatures will be roughly where

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they should be at this time of year. Told degrees for Scarborough, of 14

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degrees the Vale of York and 12 degrees to was the deals and the

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Peak District. 12 is 54 Fahrenheit. Thursday will be cloudy Gwytherin

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pushing northwards, Friday will see sunshine return.

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There was a little circle over Halifax all day. Could you move it?

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