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Thank you. Welcome to Look North. Those pictures sum it up. Yorkshire

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takes a battering as gale-force winds hit the region. While live in

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Leeds city centre runs the strong winds really begin to take a grip

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on this county of Yorkshire. Costs have already reached 70 miles an

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hour and roads have been closed -- gusts.

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There is a river rescue going on in North Yorkshire as we speak. Also

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tonight, the Bradford-based shoe shop looking for a buyer. Barratts

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goes into administration again. The carrying the Olympic flame, the

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inspirational stories of Yorkshire's 2012 George bears.

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is massive for me. -- torch-bearer it. It is massive for me. It is a

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great honour. There is still a warning in place for Gaels or so

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they are gales over the next few hours. The very latest coming up

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Good evening. Welcome to Look North. High winds have been battering

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large parts of Yorkshire are causing disruption to the roads and

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the rail network. In the last hour it has been revealed there is a

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river rescue going on in Swaledale. We will have the latest in a moment.

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A massive Gale has been recorded and poor is going to be here with

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the latest travel news in a moment. First, Harry is outside bearing the

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elements in Leeds city centre. It is still very windy? It is indeed.

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Only a few days ago we were talking about how mild November has been.

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December seems to be very wild, certainly today has. The winced

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originated in the Atlantic and throughout the course of the day

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they batted mainly in North Yorkshire. More about that in a

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moment. Ian Wright has been out and about in West and South Yorkshire.

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Let's start by looking at what happened in North Yorkshire. Cathy

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Killick went to investigate. One of the first casualties of the

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wind, a lorry on the A 66 near Scotch Corner. The road was closed

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for an hour while wreckage was recovered. It is open now, but

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conditions are hazardous. It is closed to high-sided vehicles. In

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York, the erection of the York will was delayed because of the wind. It

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was hoped it would be up and turning by tomorrow. That has been

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blown off by the weather. It is looking more like Sunday now. It --

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we will make announcements. When it opens the capsules are lovely and

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warm inside. Don't worry about the weather when we are up and running.

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In the Yorkshire Dales it was not the day for walking. The mountains

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were deserted. The ground Sodom and thought was localised flooding

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after driving rain. You can't see the wind but it was fierce. I'm

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scared I'm going to lose my hat! I am a few miles north of Settle.

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There is no one else here, hardly surprising. I can measure the wind

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speed. I hold it up. Let's have a look. Yes, maximum 50 my it -- 55

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mph. That is Gail Force, storm- force. It feels like it! Over on

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the coast the sea looked flat but the coastguards are on the alert.

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In this weather the dangers are on the clifftops. We have had

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recordings at our operations room that it has been about 20 knots

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westerly but boosting up to 43 knots, which is 50 miles an hour.

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Although it has calmed down here, if you are on the clifftops because

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the wind adopt -- the windows of the land there is every possibility

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it would take you off balance, particularly after the raid. Paps

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are very slippery. With wind speeds increasing we have not seen the

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worst of the weather it and all that rain is on its way off the

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hills. This is near Gargrave, very hazardous and already full to the

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brim. This is the road outside Leeds'

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tallest building, Bridge what a place. Very windy, a bit like -- a

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bit like a wind tunnel. There was a tragic accident here earlier in the

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year weather high-sided vehicle toppled on top of a pedestrian.

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There are no chances today, the road has been closed to big lorries.

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It was not just drivers facing problems. Pedestrians were battling

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with the elements as wind and rain picked up around lunchtime. The

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higher up we got the worst the weather seemed to get. This was

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heading west on the M62 above the Pennines towards saddle was.

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Sprayed making driving conditions difficult and dangerous --

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Saddleworth. All the major routes were being monitored carefully.

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have seen wind speeds come down lately. The weather is moving

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further north. For our region we are thinking about clearing up from

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localised flooding we have had, so we have reopened carriageway --

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carriage ways that were closed because of that and we are making

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sure that signs are set and traffic officers can respond in the right

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place to have any further incidents that may occur. At one The Edge

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services drivers told us it had been bad on the roads. -- at

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Woolley Edge services. Some people are driving like complete idiots.

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am taking buses coming down from Perth, there are 130 mile an hour

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gusts up there. In South Yorkshire the main problem was the Woodhead

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Pass. The road has been closed to all vehicles as a safety precaution.

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In Sheffield Christmas shoppers got buffeted by the wind and had to put

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up with more rain. And that England's highest airport, Leeds

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Bradford, passengers braced themselves for a bumpy landing. So

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far there have been no flights delayed or cancelled because of the

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weather. I suppose that is good news. We

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always right -- we always rely and your contribution as well to

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complement the pictures we try to get for you on Look North. On

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Facebook tonight, Diane Armer has told us that it is blowing a gale

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on Nettleton Hill near Huddersfield and she has lost her chicken roof

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over a six ft fence. Donna has said she is avoiding the M62 because if

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it is anything like the M one that she experienced earlier, there is a

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warning for everyone to stay off the M60 to. On Twitter, Martin

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tells us that his children's play house blew over a six ft fence as

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well. We will give you more details later. The Windies here, it is

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pouring down with rain. Back to you in the studio.

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We will hear from you later in the programme, Harry. As we have been

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hearing the worst affected area is in North Yorkshire. An RAF

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helicopter has been carrying out a rescue in Swaledale. Danny Savage

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is here for us from Scotch Corner. What do we know about the rescue

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operation? We understand it took place earlier on this afternoon

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before it got dark. Some sort of incident in the Swaledale area,

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although the information we are getting is that it may have taken

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place between Lee Byrne and Middleham, which is more like

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Wensleydale. We understand the RAF helicopter was involved, rescuing

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three people from a car. It seems the vehicle ended up in the river.

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Those rivers are really swollen at the moment. When I was on top of

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the Pennines to date, I was amazed at the water melting from the snow

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earlier in the week, rushing down into the rivers. Lots of rivers

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were looking really swollen. It does not surprise me there has been

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some sort of incident. We do not know if a bridge has collapsed, or

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a wall has gone, but it is ongoing and more information is coming out

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as time goes on. There has been real problems in the area where you

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are, on the roads particularly earlier today, hasn't there? Yes,

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the A66 behind me off to the left heads over the Pennines towards

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Penrith. It was shut for some time today because the winds were so bad,

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then it reopened do everything but high-sided vehicles. We went up on

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to the top and a vehicle had blown over on to its side on the summit.

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Luckily the driver escaped without injury but it did illustrate just

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how windy it was and has been and is likely to be this evening. Keep

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listening to your local radio station from the BBC for

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information as the evening goes on. The worst conditions may not be

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over yet. Take care travelling back, sent you for bringing us the latest.

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Some incidents still going on as we speak. Paul is here. We know it was

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forecast. Incredibly we concentrated on the speed of the

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winter and the force of the water seems to be what most people are

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noticing. It was very heavy rain on the cold front and there has been

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snow over the tops of the hills which is causing rivers to be

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swollen. From a wind speed point of view we had 72 miles an hour at

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Church Fenton and many stations recorded in excess of 60 miles an

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hour. Normally, when you get above 70 miles an hour, there is a lot

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more disruption than we have seen this afternoon. Quite whether --

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quite why there has not been is anybody's guess but there has been

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it will land winds are picking up. We have had 60 miles an hour at

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Leeds-Bradford Airport in the last ten minutes. The warning is still

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in force for the next six hours and we could see disruption. Lots of

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mentions about things going over six ft fences but it goes to prove

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that if you have anything, take it inside because the biggest danger

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for drivers is things blowing over, trees still. Definitely. It may be

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that people have taken heed of the warnings issued yesterday on

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weather forecasts. I was in Leeds this lunchtime and it was did it --

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it was deserted. A gust of 72 miles an hour, you would usually expect

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more problems. He will be here later to tell us. It is not over

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yet. No, I don't think it is. weather is causing disruption on

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the roads in Yorkshire. Flooding has closed the A6108 Middleham Road

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at Leyburn and the A684 at Hawes. In South Yorkshire strong winds

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have closed the A628 Woodhead Pass between the A616 and A57 Woolley

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The flight from Malaga will come in at 8:30pm. We are back at 8pm and

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10pm and Paul will be busy in between. He will have the latest in

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about 20 minutes on those predicted high winds.

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Still to come on Look North. Setting our big cities free. Nick

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Clegg has pledged to Sheffield and Leeds council's, he says they can

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have more freedom from Westminster. There is more depressing jobs news

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that our region. The Bradford-based chain of shoe shops has been placed

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in administration putting thousands of jobs at risk. It is the second

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time Barratts, which employs 4,000 people across the country, has gone

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into administration. Alan Whitehouse reports.

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It is two weeks before what Christmas in Leeds. There are

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plenty of people browsing in Barratts but not many people are

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buying anything. Why? They did not have what I was looking for. I'm

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doing a mission to see what is out there. Nobody came up to me but

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I've literally walked in and had to browse and came out again. Not

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really that interested in buying anything at the moment. Just to see

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what bargains there were. They are not very nice shoes. Not what I'm

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looking for. The company employs just under 4,000 staff at 190 shops,

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plus concessions in other stores. The traders Priceless Shoes.

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Yorkshire will be hit by job losses because in addition to the shops

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the headquarters is here. So far there is no news of what might

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happen here but the area's MP says it is another blow. These are

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desperately worrying times at all times of the year. We are in a

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terrible financial mess as a country, trying to get out of that

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financial crisis that we are in and that means there are lots of people

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who are concerned about their futures, but none mosso than the

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workers in this particular factory. Barratts is part of the former

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style lope shoe empire. It has been a big high-street name for decades

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but now the future is uncertain. Administrators say they will keep

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shops open for the time being but for the work force their run no

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long-term guarantees. The high street is treating the worst

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pounding that anyone can remember. Too many customers are paying off

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mortgages and repaying credit cards instead of spending. That has meant

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some big high-street names have disappeared and the only certainty

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is that others will follow before Child serial killer Robert Black

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has had his jail sentence extended. The 64-year-old murdered Sarah

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Harper from Morley near Leeds, and two other young girls, in the 1980s.

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He has been given a further 25 years for killing a nine-year-old

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girl in Northern Ireland. A meeting to discuss controversial

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plans to build a large new Tesco supermarket in Scarborough is under

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way. There has been some local opposition to the plant stall, with

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a petition against the scheme at Dean Road receiving more than 5,000

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petitions. -- signatures. Doncaster Council has announced plans to cut

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the pay of almost 7,000 staff. Most will lose 4% of their salary and

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see their hours reduced. The council says it will produce --

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protect around 250 jobs, but 600 jobs will still have to go. Unions

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have described the plans as unacceptable. They are deeply

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unfair across the board. The proposal the council has presented

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only include very marginal protections, for a very small

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number of low-paid workers. For everyone else, it will result in

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pay cuts of hundreds, if not thousands, of pounds. It is really

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hard for them and it is a painful Asker, but we are in extremely

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painful circumstances and it is about the balance between this and

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damage to other individuals and services. Staff understand the

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context. Two Yorkshire's cities will get more control over more

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powers currently in the hands of officials in London. Sheffield and

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Leeds will be able to take over many of the budgets currently run

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by central government. The government says it is a power shift

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that will said big cities free of control. -- set.

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Spot the odd ones out, from Sheffield, the City of Leeds,

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Wakefield and, lastly, the City of Bradford. Today, Leeds and

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Sheffield became quite a bit different. It was Nick Clegg who

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got that news for them. We are here to discuss an immensely important

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issue, if not the most important issue facing our country, which is

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how we rebalance our country's very lopsided economy. The big idea

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spelt out to this audience of politicians, council chief

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executives and business leaders gathered in Leeds, is to allow aid

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of England's biggest cities - the two from Yorkshire be in Leeds and

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Sheffield - to take powers and budgets currently in the hands of

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central government and boost their own local economies as they see fit.

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It is the biggest transfer of freedom and new powers to cities

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like Leeds, Sheffield, Manchester and Birmingham in generations. We

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are giving more power over money, transport, rail, road projects, how

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you provide skills to young people, how you provide welfare.

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practical terms, it will allow Leeds and Sheffield to co-ordinate

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apprentice and skills training to meet local needs. Business rates

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will be set and spend locally, allowing tens of millions to be

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borrowed on the strength of that. Discounts on rates to attract new

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business, and a control in public transport, deciding where and when

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buses and trains will run. So will that give these cities an advantage

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over the rest of Yorkshire? believe in collaboration and we

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have got other big cities to work with, like York, Bradford,

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Wakefield's, who are also important in terms of up all for all economy.

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-- hour overall economy. government says it will make the

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changes by next spring, and it might have some more news for other

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cities next year. Before 7 o'clock: Carrying a flame

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- hundreds in Yorkshire discover that they will carry the Olympic

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We love this lady and there has been a lot of controversy that she

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was not mentioned in the BBC awards, so congratulations to Doncaster's

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Sarah Stevenson, who has been named Sunday Times Sportswoman of the

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Year. She is the taekwondo world champion and his brilliant. She is

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28 but it has not been a good year for her, because you have lost both

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her parents in the last year. She recently won the Yorkshire Award

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for Sporting Achievement. -- she has lost. Winning this is such a

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nice end to the year. I am looking forward to January now, and that is

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when everything will be focused. It will not be Sarah who lost her

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parents, but Sarah who is going for gold in London. Hundreds of people

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from across Yorkshire were today told that they will get to carry

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the Olympic torch throughout the county next year. Thousands were

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nominated for the honour. I will be talking to two very proud women

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surely, who have been chosen, but first, we have been out to me two

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inspirational young men who have been paid. Let's introduce you to

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12-year-old George Stocker from Little Ribston, near Wetherby, and

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Paul Haygreen from Elland. For one, the Love Is rugby but for

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the other it is football. They will both carry the torch. The George

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has been playing rugby since he was under seven but then he got ill,

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but now he is back and he will be the Olympic torch bearer. Just 12

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years old, George Stocker has already raised �50,000 for fellow

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cancer patients. He was on a rugby tour when he started feeling sick

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and getting headaches. A week later, he was diagnosed with a brain

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tumour. An operation to remove it and cure therapy meant he had to

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give up the sport he loved for a while, so he put his energy into

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charity work. I went through such a horrible time and a horrible

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experience, and I always just thought of others. I never thought

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of myself and what I was going through. I knew that someone else

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had had worse. Aged just four, bar was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes

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but he has not let it affect his desire to play high-level football.

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It affects me every day but you just get on with it. -- Paul

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Haygreen. You need to keep it under control, but it is part of you, so

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that is why I want to perform. I need to keep control of it. He also

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works with younger children with diabetes and has a very clear

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message for them. You just say, "don't let it stop you live in your

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life." Bay to do what they want to do. It is part of them. It will not

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be as easy but if you want to do something, it will not stop you. --

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they should do. It is massive for me. It will be part of the history

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and the Olympics. It is a great honour. I feel very honoured and

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excited. It has not really sunk in yet.

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Two others have just been found out that they have been chosen as Torch

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bearers. We know Hannah Cockcroft. That is a wonderful thing. We have

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not met Helen McKenzie, who is from Britain. You had cancer. But you do

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brilliantly. Yes, it is all gone. And in celebration you will be

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carrying the torch. You must be thrilled! I am utterly thrilled,

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really humbled, honoured, proud, flattered. All these words come to

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mind. I am over the moon. It must have been a rough and tough time.

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It is tough for all of us - the whole family, friends - cancer does

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not just affect one person. But I will be carrying this torch for

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every woman who has ever felt the fear of finding a lump and anyone

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who has ever heard the word and elegant. And you are proof that you

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can beat it. Have you been training yet? Yes, I have been out running

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today, in the rain! -- the word malignant. Hannah, I know you are

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very modest, but run down the current titles that you hold.

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Recently I got a name to the Aviva and UK Athletics British Paralympic

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Performance of the Year 2011. I got nominated for thought the Sunday

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Times Sportswoman of the Year, but I have not heard of by one that yet.

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I was up again some big names, so there were some really deserving

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girls. I was double world champion at the beginning of the deer,

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double world junior champion... Apart from that, a quiet year!

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does the torch mean? I know that the Olympics is very much in your

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site. When that torture comes to Yorkshire, it will be real, won't

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For me, the past four years, I have worked so hard and everyone around

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me has worked so hard, and I think it will show that it is my time to

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shine. I need to get my head down and work on this. I will begin then

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and it will make it real. It is my first Paralympic Games at home. I

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am really excited! And I presume, ladies, you want those of us who

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will be watching to be out on the streets screaming for you and

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cheering your name. Yes, I hope so. There are 3,300 children in all the

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schools that I work with, so I hope they will be lining busy streets. I

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have championed Ripon children since I came into by post and this

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is for them. If you are training in these winds, you are very

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We have just had gusts of 60 miles back are at Leeming, so it shows

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the winds are picking up. There will be problems at Leeds-Bradford

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airport over the next few hours. Let's look at the strongest winds

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we have experienced today. A lot of places above 60 mph. The warning is

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still in place, with costs around 60 mph. -- with winds around 60

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miles per hour. Around Wharfedale, we could get some of funnelling. It

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could be Leeds that has the highest gusts. Tadley packed isobars but by

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tomorrow, few of them and it is a different direction. -- tightly.

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The colt from wraps all the way around a matter is what caused the

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72 Mowbray a gust at Church Fenton this afternoon. A fair number of

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showers. Hale reported in Skipton in the last hour or so, too. Be

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showers will turn increasingly wintry, so there could be a

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covering of snow over the Pennines by the end of the night. Ice will

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be an added hazard. The gales are moderating later tonight. That is

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the good news, but there will be A much Calder day to come tomorrow,

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with partly cloudy skies. Sunny spells and a scattering of wintry

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showers. Through the afternoon, there could be a band of wintry

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showers of Hull, sleet or snow. Some sunny spells in between it and

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a fresh westerly wind. -- showers of hail. There is a big drop in

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temperatures tomorrow, so a cold snapper once more. Saturday will be

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a day or sunny intervals and scattered, wintry showers. A few of

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those getting further east but most will be in the West. On Sunday, it

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rain in the South West, preceded by snow for a time.

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Keep on training, ladies, and thank you, Paul. Let's go back to hurry

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to see how he is getting on outside. You have the latest on that

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accident for us, don't you? Yes, we have more details about the

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RAF helicopter rescue. Two people were rescued from the River Ure in

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Swell Day of. We understand it happened between Bainbridge and a

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