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Welcome to Friday's Look North, Yorkshire's top stories tonight:

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Going back to the Falklands 30 years after the war.

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We follow a Yorkshire veteran as he returns to the islands and finds

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the Argentine fighter jet he shot down.

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Also on this evening's programme: The Sheffield student facing

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extradition to the US for breaking copyright laws. His mum tells us

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why she'll appeal against the ruling. I am fighting for my son's

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life, that is why. I would do it for anybody in the family. It is

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not just because he have my fun. I do not want people to think I am

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treating him like a baby but he does not have a clue about anything

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like this. And we're with the children finding

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out what landed in this York playground today.

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The view in York must have been spectacular today. A lot of fine

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unsettled weather to come this weekend.

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Welcome to the programme. First tonight the extraordinary story of

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a veteran from Leeds who's been back to the Falkland Islands 30

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years after the war there. Neil Wilkinson was just 22-years-old in

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1982, when he shot down an Argentinian fighter jet. Now, he's

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met the pilot he shot. But tonight, Neil goes back to the islands

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themselves, where three decades on, he makes an amazing discovery. Our

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reporter Nicola Rees went with him to meet the enemy.

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8,000 miles away in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean a lie the

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Falkland Islands. Today they are a peace for land remote British

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outpost but in 1982 a bitter war was fought here with the loss of

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more than 900 lives. Thousands of personal stories of bravery and

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survival came out of the war. To this day one of the most

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extraordinary has never been told. Neil Wilkinson from Leeds was just

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22 years old when a, as a gunner on board a British ship, he shot down

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an Argentine fighter jet on 27th May 1982. The aircraft attacked. I

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leapt into the gun and started the motor. I fired six rounds at him

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and hit the aircraft. Smoke came out of the back of the aircraft and

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I thought that there was no way he could get out of it all survive.

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Neil was haunted by the fact he had hot -- killed a man. Mario no

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Velasco had ejected from his aircraft. He was one of Argentina's

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best fighter pilots. Despite these grievous losses, neither Resolfen

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nor our confidence is weakened. Neale's returned to the Falklands

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for the first time since the 1980s and he is about to see the place

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where the war ended for the fighter pilot. It is a strange feeling. To

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look at this. There are bits strewn all over the place and it is still

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here. I just do not know how he got out of it. I know he did eject...

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Luckily for him he did. It is unbelievable. The plane came down

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with such force that even after 30 years a deep impact crater remains.

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Coming back here has been a once- in-a-lifetime opportunity for neil

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but his next stop is Argentina where he will face his biggest

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challenge. When I come face-to-face with the very same pilot the tyre

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tact that day it will be raw emotion. It probably is now really.

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In just a few days' time, neil will meet the man he tried to kill.

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Remarkable pictures and Neil will be with us on Monday's programme

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when you can see the moment he met the pilot he shot down, Mariano

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Balasco. And you can see the full story in a special edition of

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Inside Out on Monday. Meeting The Enemy is at 7.30pm on BBC One.

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A judge has ruled a Sheffield student who created a web-site to

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help people watch films and television programmes for free can

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be extradited to the United States. Richard O'Dwyer who's 23 is accused

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of infringing copyright, a charge which carries a five year jail term.

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But Richard says his website didn't break the law as it didn't host the

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copyright material. He says he'll appeal against the decision. Our

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reporter Dan Johnson has spent the day in London and joins us now. We

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should warn you there is some flash photography throughout this item.

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Dan, this wasn't the outcome the O'Dwyer family was hoping for?

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No, this case has been going on for more than one year and it has still

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has plenty of time left to run. This ruling will be a major

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disappointment to Richard O'Dwyer. He is a young man who originally

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set up this website as part of his computer studies at Sheffield

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Hallam University. He has not given much reaction to the news yet but I

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have spoken to his mother and she feels very strongly that the US

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authorities are trying to make an example of her son. No letters, no

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communication, just a bit heavy- handed approach by superpower

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America. I think they are disgusting. They should sort their

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own country's criminals out before coming over here. Why are you

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determined to carry on fighting this? I am fighting for my son's

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life. I would do it for anybody in the family. It is not just because

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he is my son and I do not want people to think I am treating him

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like a baby but he does not have a clue about anything like this. He

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just sits on his computer all day. This thing is totally wrong to him.

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He feels it is ridiculous. I think we can see they're very upset

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mother and you can understand the reaction but let us be honest,

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Richard was making money from the side. He certainly was. The site

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was set up in 2008 and although Richard argues that he did not

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break the law because he was never actually hosting the film or TV

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content on his website, his side did provide links to other website

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which did have that Copyright infringe material there. It was a

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very popular side. We were told that at one stage 185,000 people a

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month were visiting the site. At one point it became one of the top

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2000 website in the world because it was so popular. Because the site

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carried advertising him in that heat generated income for Richard

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O'Dwyer. He was at one stage making about �15,000 a month from the

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advertising on the website and it is reckoned that in total he earned

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about �150,000 from the side. The American authorities are keen to

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point out that copyright infringement costs the media

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industry their billions of dollars and that results in job losses.

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They say that this site has contributed to those losses.

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What happens next? He can appeal and has two weeks to

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do that. A family say that is their intention. He has been given bail

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so he will go back home tonight but this is far from over.

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It is really complicated, isn't it? Joining us now is Chris Tulley, a

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copyright lawyer from Leeds. Does this sound like harsh

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treatment to you? It can be. The issue they were arguing about today

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is that whether he had any control over the website or if he was just

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a conduit and did not know who was put in the links on or what they

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were. In this country, if you worry conduit like Google, you're not

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responsible for what is on that. The judge went further today

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because he was betting he was allowed on to the website to place

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the links so that gave him control. His defence was that he did not

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place the material and he merely gave links to it. How do you think

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that will stand up in an American court of law? They want to charge

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him with two separate offences. One is infringing copyright and the

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other is conspiracy to infringe, that he was not doing it himself

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but he was part of the gang. They are saying he was a ringleader.

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is so complicated, a copper right. Who owns a what? It is a complex

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subject and easy to fall foul of the law. It is a very complex area

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and as the internet has developed and the law has had to change to

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keep pace a bit. They are using extradition laws to get him across

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to America. Those laws were primarily brought in after 9/11 for

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terrorism offences. So they are nothing to do with copyright law,

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just to do with 9/11? So what happened next. The issue he faces

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is that this is just the first stage. They're just arresting him

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in order to charge him with the offence. The trial would be months

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later and what would happen in between? He could end up in custody

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on remand for some considerable time. Thank you very much for

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trying to explain a complex issue. Later on tonight's programme:

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The price of education, why a private firm is being urged not to

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take a bonus from cash-strapped schools in a Yorkshire city.

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A man who tried to murder his girlfriend by burying her alive in

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a cardboard box in woodland near their Huddersfield, has been jailed

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for 20 years. Last month 25-year- old Marcin Kasprazak was found

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guilty of attacking Michelina Lewandowska with a stun gun at

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their home. She used her engagement ring to cut her way out of the box.

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Ed Thomas has this report and it does contain flash photography.

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Michelina Lewandowska said she had loved and trusted her fiance.

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Marcin Kasprazak had become bored of her and tried to kill her by

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burying her life. Today he was sentenced to 20 years, of to be

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served in prison and the rest on Marcin Kasprazak lived here with

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Michelina Lewandowska and their three-year-old son. It was here

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that he twice used this Taser to stand his fiancee. She was then

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placed into a large cardboard box. In this police photograph you can

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see the tape that was used to hold her inside. Patrick Boris helped to

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carry her out of the house. She was taken here with her arms and legs

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taped together and both men dug a hole in the ground and covered the

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box in soil and placed a branch on top. This is the exact spot where

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she was buried. The jury was told she could hear what was happening

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but was too scared to shout out. Michelina Lewandowska said that

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once she was alone she used her engagement ring to scratch away at

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the tape around her legs. Exhausted and with soil falling on to her

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face she found a hole in the box and managed to tear a way out. She

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said that trying to escape was exhausting. Here is what saved her

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life, the engagement ring she used to cut her way out of the box.

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Michelina Lewandowska says she still has nightmares about what

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happened to her and hopes that one day her former fiance will realise

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The funeral has taken place today of a couple from Leeds killed in a

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car crash on New Year's day. Dorothy and David Metcalf, who were

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both in their sixties, died on the Stanningley Bypass as a result of

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their injuries. 26-year-old Eduard Mereohra has been charged with

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causing death by dangerous driving. The Chancellor, George Osborne, has

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insisted that High Speed Rail will come to Sheffield and Leeds despite

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initial plans only covering the route from London to Birmingham. On

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a tour of Leeds station this morning the chancellor met business

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leaders to reassure them that the line would be completed in 2033.

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are not seeking to get out of this. When you to say, absolutely, we

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want to bring high-speed rail here to Leeds, and it is a very

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important part of the connecting the Yorkshire economy to the

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Midlands and to creating jobs. This government has a vision of high-

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speed rail bringing together did different parts of the country to

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make sure that all parts share in the prosperity of Britain.

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Detectives say that the man who died in a fire-engulfed house

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yesterday, had been murdered before the blaze was started.

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Investigations are under way to find out why 28-year-old Amjad

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Hussain was brutally killed in the early afternoon as he was alone in

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his house in the Undercliffe area. Our Crime Correspondent John Cundy

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reports. At first it seemed Amjad Hussain

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had been killed by a fire as he was alone in his home in Bradford

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yesterday lunchtime. But detectives soon found that Mr Hussain had

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suffered neck injuries from a sharp-bladed weapon. My hypothesis

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is that a murder happened in a house and it was set on fire after

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reds. The police believe that the fire happened after he was attacked

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and that is what alerted the neighbours. He was described as a

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much-loved family man without any apparent problems. A neighbour had

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watched yesterday's incident unfold. I am really shocked. Yesterday,

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everybody was in shock. Everybody was panicking and we just got to

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get there and am really sorry about him. Who could do this? A mile away

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in Falmouth Avenue, detectives had extended their investigations to

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another house in Undercliffe this afternoon. But the main

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concentration remained on the murder scene at 32 Rylestone

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Gardens. We know roughly when this happened, yesterday morning. We

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know where it happened, but we do not know why it happened. I am

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appealing for members of the public to come forward. Tonight, a

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grieving widow and her young son are asking why Amjad Hussain was so

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suddenly murdered in their peaceful family home.

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Before seven o'clock: Fighting for a top spot. Sheffield Wednesday

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look to take three points from the League One leaders.

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And the story of how these Yorkshire schoolchildren came face

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to face with an extra terrestrial That did not look like an extra-

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terrestrial! It did not! We will find out more

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later! Now what do Australian Prisons, Air

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Traffic Control in Abu Dhabi and Bradford Schools have in common?

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The answer is they're all been run at one time by the same company.

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Serco managed Bradford's schools for ten years. Now it's emerged

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that taxpayers face paying a bonus of hundreds of thousands of pounds

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to the company for improving education standards. It comes as

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the city faces a �6 million shortfall in its education budget.

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Here's Sean Stowell. The company has a wide range of

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contracts and over the 10 years of education Bradford, it was paid to

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raise standards and given targets including raising attainment levels

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at under 16 and across all ethnic groups and dealing with truancy. If

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the schools hit targets, they got incentive payments, the first one

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was in 2001 of �8,000. After renegotiating the contract so that

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targets were lowered, the second payment was �880,000. The payment

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for the 10th year has yet to be castellated and unions are claiming

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in the light of education Bradford's alleged lack of success

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and the forthcoming cuts in schools, Serco should forgo the final amount.

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We are very angry that his company has walked away with millions of

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pounds from the education service in a very poor city without having

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delivered what they promised to deliver, and women look at the fact

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that the people that run that company paid themselves absolutely

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vast amounts of money that no one in this city announce themselves.

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No one from Serco or from the council would comment on camera,

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but the council said they were contractually obliged to pay up.

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Serco that made �23 million in profit from the first time last

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year from Rover ride contracts defended its reputation in

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Yorkshire saying that improvements were made in their 10 years. --

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worldwide. Well, this story will be on the

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Sunday Politics Show this weekend. It's the start of a new series and

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the presenter Tim Iredale joins us now. What else are you looking at

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on the programme? If we are looking at changes to the way that public

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sector workers are paid. At the moment, we were apparently paid the

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same as a nurse would in Bristol, we want to make sure that pay has

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negotiated at a local level, people say that people in Yorkshire would

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be worse off if it is negotiated at a local level. Is it to do with

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things like London weighting, we get paid more if you live in a more

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expensive area? In welfare areas, perhaps like Harrogate, nurses and

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teachers would get more work than areas that are less wealthy like

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Rotherham or Barnsley, they are paid less. If does the programme

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has a new look? If yes, Sunday politics, Andrew Neil is the

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presenter in London. One of the few people that is on the telly and

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more often than you! Starts at 12 noon, Andrew Neil presents the

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network part in London, and I would do the local edition in Yorkshire.

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Thankfully, we do not have to have the same hairstyle! What you think

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will dominate this series? To quote bill Clinton, it is all about the

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pounds in our pockets, or lack of pounds in our pockets, many people

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in Yorkshire feeling the pinch, and we will be asking the politicians

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what is being done to keep job saying Yorkshire and create new

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jobs in Yorkshire and the money spent in the region and by the town

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hall, is it spent wisely in these difficult times? Abbas in the

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viewers can influence the topics you will be looking at its? -- I

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presume the viewers can influence. Yes, you can get in touch with us,

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you can e-mail us and get in touch with us on Twitter, we also want to

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bring the ordinary people in here into the studio to confront your MP.

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Enjoy the new series! Thank you.

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Sport now - and there's one story that dominates the football

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fixtures here in Yorkshire. And it's the continuing story of the

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race to get out of League One. Sheffield United are back in the

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top two, of course, since Tuesday night.

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But tomorrow, they'll also be asking for a favour from their

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"friends" and neighbours, Sheffield Wednesday. That's because Wednesday

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host league leaders Charlton at Hillsborough. Here's Paul Ogden.

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We cannot ignore it any more. Annie time that Wednesday or Sheffield

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United or Huddersfield Town play any match in League One, all three

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clubs and their fans will be holding their breath, and that's

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not all that the three neighbours have in common. Charlton must be

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stifled. Which ever Yorkshire promotion hopeful they are up

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against. We would struggle in stifling the opposition, I do not

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think we have the players to do it. We have to back thousands and

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thousands of fans that not only are terrific in terms of the members

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that they turn up in, but the vocal backing that they give us and the

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intelligence that they have got, it is a big plus.

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Space, the final frontier! The clear skies we're having are

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perfect for a spot of star gazing, which is just as well, because all

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eyes at St Peter's School in York are looking skywards tonight as

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part of a special day of space exploration. There are a lot of

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places doing this, because it is a good time forehead. The school's

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infant department has spent the day exploring the final frontier, and

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next week, the BBC kicks off its own star-gazing extravaganza with

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events across the country. But in York, it all started with a

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mysterious event. Cathy Killick reports.

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8:25am, a rocket has landed in the school playground in York. The

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origins, and mystery, or perhaps not. Whatever, the children are on

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the case. I do not know what happens, it is just weird! It was

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not there yesterday! What's going on here?! We had not got stuck to

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the police yet. It was really strange, we tried to investigate it.

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The mystery of the universe is the great unsolved problem, but

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engaging and minds is the best chance of solving it. It is an area

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of science that people get enthusiastic about, and if we can

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use that to make sure that everyone finds that enthusiasm and wonder,

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then we have a major step for word. You don't see a mobile Planetarium

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every day in the classroom, no wonder they can't wait to get stuck

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in! If it belongs to the University of York, and the children had a

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lesson they will never forget. saw this land, and I didn't think

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it would be that big! -- we saw the sun. It is huge. The space bus

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provided the venue for sampling astronaut food and their home-made

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rockets fired, and that wasn't all. The end of the date someone

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unexpected visitor emerging from the rocket! Paul the alien! If only

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every day at school could be like this.

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And the space bus will be in Bradford tomorrow at a Big Screen

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event from noon if you fancy trying some space food or putting on a

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space suit. You can find out what's happening across Yorkshire as part

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of the BBC's Stargazing event over the next few days by logging on to

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How much to be a weather forecaster you need to know about the stars?

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None at all. You get really excited about some of France and all this

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kind of thing, do the stars do it for you? Yes, part of my degree was

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planetary physics. And he passed it? I don't know how! I am at the

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Yorkshire Museum on Tuesday and there is a big exhibition about the

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planet Mars, so it will be a big event. Professor Brian Cox will be

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there. He has that same massive profile. He knows what he's talking

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The reservoir levels then nearly 100 % at the moment. They were

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looking depleted in the autumn, but all of the reign of the last six

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weeks has done the reservoir levels very good. The sun rise this

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morning, after the sunset last night, a very pretty picture. You

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can e-mail us your pick shares. A quiet weekend. The crisp, cold, dry

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weather, lovely for walking along the coast or in the hills. Some

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patchy fog tomorrow, at this time of the year, if it develops it is

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reluctant to clear. In general, and nice, quiet weekend. All parts will

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be dry. Temperatures this afternoon, just reaching 5 degrees. We're down

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to minus two degrees at one point. Of frost out there and will

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continue to fall. Clear skies, habit of patchy rain. The fog will

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melt away and when it is spots could be down to-six degrees. 21

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degrees Fahrenheit. a frost with some patchy fog in the Vale of York.

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Bywater in Scarborough at 720 3am. Tomorrow morning, a frosty start,

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cold, and the fog will be slow to clear. In general, bright with some

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sunshine and all parts will be dry. Temperatures will struggle. Into

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the afternoon, a light and variable breezes in Scarborough. It should

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reach five degrees. In parts of the Vale of York, two were 3 degrees. 4

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degrees Celsius in some places. More mist and fog and low cloud on

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Sunday. Reluctance to clear cannot do places as the sunshine and it

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will be fine through Monday and hopefully Tuesday.

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That is a proper winter's day coming up!

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