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Good evening. Tonight: Pensioners are asked to dig deep. Many elderly

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people in Yorkshire face massively increased bills for day and social

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care. Also on Look North: Her life's work

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in tatters. A nursery owner says her business is in ruins after

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staff were arrested at two of her centres. It was dreadful. I have

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never experienced anything like that in my life. And you're in for

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a treat this winter if you're a fan of snowdrops. We visit an estate

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famous for its display. There is another such -- shop faster come

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tonight. -- sharp frost. investigation has found that almost

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all Yorkshire councils are making elderly people pay substantially

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more for their care because of cutbacks. They have put up fees for

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services such as home help or meals. Yorkshire's councils are being

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forced to save money. Care for the elderly is one of the areas they

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are cutting back on. We have discovered that some charges for

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day-care centres have gone up in the past year by more than 500 %.

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These have also been increased for transport. Yorkshire cancel is now

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charging �4 per journey. -- cancel. Barnsley Council did charge �5 an

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hour, now it is charging �13 an hour. Nobody he will have to pay

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more than �90 a week. With fees going up, many other the people are

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turning to charities for help instead. -- many elderly people.

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Bingo and lunch for the over- sixties. One by volunteers and

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helped by some funding from Leeds City Council. Colin of the loan, so

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he comes here every week. He used to go to a council-run day fester

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and was paying �4.60 a visit -- a centre. It was then increased to

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�29 a visit. It is a rise of 530 %. It is very sad that a price should

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be put up by such a huge amount. They said that in April of this

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year, when the new financial year starts, there would be another

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percentage rise. Although I like going there, no, thank you. Leeds

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city council say they spend around one-third of their budget on care

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for adults, so they have to make savings there. Charges are means

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tested and so they are only given on the basis of people's ability to

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pay. Reviewing charges is all wrote -- always a very emotive issue. We

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are trying to make sure that the provision of our services is as

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fair to everybody as it can be. Some day-care centres are looking

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at putting up fees again this year. Today, Kirklees Council admitted

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here to discuss either getting rid of the maximum weekly charge for

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care or increasing it. With less money available and demand for care

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soaring, councils in Yorkshire say they need many elderly people to

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pay more. Colin now relies on a charity to help keep him active. It

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seems more and more Yorkshire councils may turn to volunteers and

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the future to help care for elderly people. We did ask to speak to the

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government, but they told us in a statement that they had given

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councils an extra �7 billion for the future of social care and 2010.

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-- in 2010. Joining us now is Mike Padgham, who runs a care home in

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Scarborough and is an expert in care for the elderly. The

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government and the councils of saying that they have not got

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enough money. There is not enough money that is going into the sector.

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Local authorities could be more efficient, but they need for money

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from government. People have got to make a case to get social care

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properly funded. How could they be more efficient? By using the

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independent sector more. But the government has got to fund the more.

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Millions has been cut. Even the director of social services so that

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next year's �1 billion could be cut. I think the public have got to make

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the case to not let them off the hook and from social care properly.

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Were you surprised by the scale of the rise is? Yes, 500 % is

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incredible. Older people deserve better in this country. I made a

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point a few days ago about how the public have been clamouring for

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libraries surveyed do not shut. -- so that they do not shut. We do not

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want to let the government off the hook, we have got a once-in-a-

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lifetime opportunity to get it right. We have got to make sure

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politicians here last. -- hear us. How do you engage the public in

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this? With the media. We have got to make that case. We have got to

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do it in a peaceful way and make sure our voices much louder the Net

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has been. I call on the public to make sure they make the case to the

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politicians. Let's make sure they get the message this time. Do you

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feel that councils are stuck between a rock and a hard place?

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Yes, and they have got to have the public to help support them. We're

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the country can afford it, it just doesn't seem a priority from the

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national government. This is their opportunity to do something good

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for us all. What better way is there to treat our other people and

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to give them dignity? The owner of two York nurseries investigated by

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the police have spoken for the first time since the inquiry. Lynn

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Dyrdal says she has endured six months of hell. Six staff at the

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Nurseries, Heworth House and Little Joe's, were arrested in August.

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While it has -- while the case has been dropped, and investigation is

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continuing. It was in August last year that six staff members at

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Heworth House and Little Joe's were arrested. Concerns have been raised

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about the quality of care and welfare of the children, and a

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joint investigation by the police, cancel, Ofsted and safeguarding

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children's board was begun. Lynn Dyrdal were not top -- was not told

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what the allegations were. In October, two staff were told no

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further police action will be taken against them. One-man play to come

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up Ofsted asked for procedural issues to be tightened up. That has

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now been done -- one month later. Six months on, it is no clearer if

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there's any truth behind the allegations. But the effect on the

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Nurseries has been devastating. Nearly half the places are now

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vacant. In August, they were full. Today, the nursery's owner Lynn

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Dyrdal broke her silence over the investigation which she says has

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left her a broken woman. She said the allegations came out of the

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blue and were a total shock. I went to the police station Mudhar was

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told that two of minus three is well under investigation -- and I

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was told. A list of allegations had been made against mine nurseries

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and two could be construed as criminal. How did you react at the

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time? I was angry. Total disbelief. I asked what the allegations were

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and I was told that they could not tell me. I said that somebody had

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made a very big mistake because I love the children and so do my

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staff. The staff that I employ are wonderful and genuinely love

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children. At that stage, nobody knew what the allegations were and

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some were very fearful that sexual abuse was that the British this.

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What was the reaction from parents? The next day was dreadful. I was

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lucky I wasn't assaulted. I had one man having to lean against the wall

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to stop himself from Headingley. Another man said that if anybody

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had abused his daughter of there would be murder. It was just

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dreadful. I have never experienced anything like it in my life. I was

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beside myself. What is your reaction now that you know the

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police are not going to take any action against the staff that they

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arrested? I it always said from the start that my staff were totally

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innocent and I was behind the 110 %. Have you heard any complaints like

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this in the past? Nothing like this. I think anybody who owns the

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business would say you cannot give 100 % satisfaction to everybody. I

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have no serious allegations, none, ever, in 32 years. Do you accept

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that any in -- any allegations do have to be investigated?

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certainly do, it is very important. Safety of the children must be

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paramount. It is not the job people do, it is how they carry it out.

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And what would be a message to the investigating agencies? I don't

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know, you really don't know. Surely there must be a slightly better way

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that this could have been handled. We did ask the City of York Council

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for an interview but they have declined. They have an issue --

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they have issued a statement Later on Look North: We'll be

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meeting to one of our most successful sportsmen. Squash player

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James Willstrop talks about his new book, being the number one in the

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world, and his rivalry with fellow Yorkshire man Nick Matthew.

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A number of homes in Scarborough have been evacuated because of the

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gas leak. Residents are being told they might have to spend the night

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an hotel. The contractor damaged a pipe in the Seamer Road area.

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Diversion siren place between Valley Road and Queen Margaret's

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Road. Our reporter is in Scarborough with the latest. People

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are being told to avoid this part of Scarborough for the time being.

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Contractors dug into a gas main at around lunchtime, sparking a major

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emergency. Emergency services were called here. As you mentioned, a

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number of homes evacuated. We were told about 150, that has now moved

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down to 20. Those people spend the night in a local hotel. This man is

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from the local council. What is the situation? The gas board are now

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coming into the centre and taking people to the local hotels. Clearly,

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many people will be coming home from work tonight. They may not be

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able to get back into their homes. Around 20 homes still unable to be

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accessed, what is your advice to those people? Keep coming down to

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the centre. We are open and offering plenty of refreshments.

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Somewhere warm, because it is going to be another chilly night here in

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Scarborough. People want some placed to a bed down, can you

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accommodate them if necessary? have to look for emergency planning

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for that, but we will see. This part of Scarborough is still

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cordoned off. This diversion could be imposed for several hours

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tonight. As yet, we have no conclusion of this incident, but

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engineers say they will work overnight to do so.

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Emerge investigation is under way after woman was found dead at a

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house in Leeds. Police discovered the 43-year-old's body on

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Osmondthorpe Lane just after midnight. The woman was pronounced

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dead at the scene. A 39 euros man has been arrested on suspicion of

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murder. 170 people could lose their jobs

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after a West Yorkshire joinery company announced it has gone into

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administration. Oakworth joinery is one of the country's largest window

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and door manufacturers. It has been in the town since 1965. His

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problems are being blamed on the downturn in the buildings --

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industry. 550 jobs will go Shefford cancel

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and the next year. The council says it plans to cut back on staff so

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that frontline services can be protected. Council tax will be

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frozen and one idea being considered is the new lottery,

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It was a suggestion from members of the public and it is something that

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we are now investigating to have a look and see what we can do and see

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what's possible with a lottery in Sheffield. In we can do this and

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raise some money, then it helps alleviate the pressure on some

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services. An area of Scarborough's to be

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renamed "Savile's View" in memory of Sir Jimmy Savile. The Leeds

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entertainer was buried in Scarborough last year. The renamed

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area will be a path that runs from his Esplanade apartment down to the

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South Bay. There are also plans for a seafront sculpture of him.

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shower he would say, "How's about that then?" The weather is cold and

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likely to remain so, but it's a bumper year for snowdrops. We find

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out more about a garden's latest project.

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Sport now, and Sheffield Wednesday take on Blackpool tonight in their

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FA Cup fourth round replay. If the Owls win, they will earn themselves

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a fifth round trip to Premier League side Everton. Shamir Masri

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has more. Sheffield Wednesday take some decent form into tonight's FA

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Cup replay. The Owls are undefeated in their last five games in the

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league. Although Wednesday are gunning for promotion a fifth-round

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showdown against Everton is something the players and manager

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are hoping for. The approach will be the same as it ever has been, to

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try and get the game wonEr temporarys of the way we play, we

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won't do anything differently to the normal way that we work. We

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desperately want to get through to the next round. Forward Jermaine

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Johnson has treated Sheffield Wednesday fans to three great goal

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in recent weeks. He hopes the team can avoid defeat for the sixth game

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in a row. You want to go out there and do your best in every game.

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Even if it is a cup or a league game you want to do the best.

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fan will have their -- owls fans will have their fingersed crossed

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for a win. This time a year ago, Pontefracts'

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James Willstrop was considering quitting squash. But what a

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difference a year makes. This week he's competing in the national

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championships in Manchester as number two in the world and won

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three major titles back to back at the end of 2011. The revelation is

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at the start of his book "Shot and Ghost", where he chronicles last

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year but also reflects on, among other things, the death of his

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mother, Lesley, when he was a teenager. He joins us now in the

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studio. James, let's go back a year. You were that out of love with

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squash? Yeah, it wasn't a great time. I had played a lot and

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travelled a lot and hadn't had a lot of time to train. It kind of

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the get to me a little bit. Unfortunate really, because I've

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always loved it and that wasn't the way I looked at playing sport. I'm

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fortunate to do what I do, but if you do too much of anything, nobody

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can do that. You need breaks. Rafael Nadal had the same kind of

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thing as well. When you look at squash and the number of rallies

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and their punishing nature, they are just as bad as tennis for

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taking it out of you aren't they? Yes, they are shorter games but

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they are probably more intense physically. It is different

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stresses. Tennis players have to play for much longer periods, but I

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think when you are doing it day in and day out and travelling, not

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training, it gets to you, as you are not improving. It all came to a

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head and I fell apart also last February. You write in the book

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about your mum. You described it as flash-backs, and almost as therapy.

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I met you not that long after your mum the died many years ago in 2000

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I think. Why but feel the need to write about your death and what

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effect did it have on you as a teenager? When I was first starting

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off on the project I wrote everything. That came up. I thought

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of her and she came up in my day- to-day musings, so they went down

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on paper. Then we had to decide, do you leave that in? Do you want to

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give this sort of information to people? I had never discussed this

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with anyone really. It was hard to let go off but if I took it out, it

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wouldn't be right. Do you think it's helped tow put it on paper?

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think it has. At the time it was hard but it felt as if it wanted to

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come out on paper. And we want to talk about your great rivals. What

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was the first part of your relationship? When did it

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disintegrate? The 2009 British Open. We had a tough match. We didn't see

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eye to eye on it. I thought he was unreasonable. He didn't agree with

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me. People have made a lot of it. Since then there haven't been many

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problems, to be honest, but what's the problem in leading people to

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believe in controversy? People seem to enjoy it. Yes. It's been a very,

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very heavy rivalry. We play in Yorkshire. We are very different,

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as I say in the book. It is not meant to be easey. It is a tough

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world, playing high-level sport. And he has beaten you to get his

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number one ranking back. It is a rivalry that goes on. It is. And

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those are the challenges it brings up. I've loss loads of matches to

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him now on the trot. I have to think of a way to beat him. He is

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your Djokovic? Yes. And he's taken the one spot off me. I enjoyed

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having it in January. Have to find a way to get it back. We can't take

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sides but good luck with the book. Yorkshire's Olympic triathlon

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hopefuls the Brownlee brothers took a break from their busy training

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schedule today to help spread the word about this year's Yorkshire 10

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kilometre run. It will take place at Newby Hall, near Ripon, on

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Sunday 20th May. And that means the Brownlees won't actually be running

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it. They'll be tackling the World Series at that stage of the year.

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But there's a special reason for the brothers, Alistair and Jonathan,

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to put their name to the event, which raises funds for the Cystic

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Fibrosis Trust. My dad is a - in cystic fibrosis. I've had lots of

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kitchen table chats and he's told me how serious it is and how hard

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it is for people. It is fantastic for people who've got the disease

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to goo go out and exercise. It keeps them fit and healthy. For me

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it is about pushing your limits but for them it is about staying alive

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and keeping healthy. In cricket, the England selectors

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have called in some Yorkshire lads to try and turn fortunes around

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against Pakistan. Yorkshire's Tim Bresnan and Jonny Bairstow have

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been included in the squads for the one-day and 20-20 series later this

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month in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. A warm-up game against the Lions on

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Friday will give Bresnan the chance to prove his fitness after his

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recent elbow injury. A very good player. I go on about it all the

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time. I know you do but you are absolutely right. Doncaster racing

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I think is off because of the frost. If you are planning a trip, do

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check. Finally tonight, the mild winter

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and recent cold weather means it's likely to be a great year for

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snowdrops, as the cold temperatures are more likely to prolong the

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blooms. Hodsock Priory in Nottinghamshire has one of the most

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spectacular displays of snowdrops, so we thought we'd go and take a

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look. However, just as the gardens opened this year they were hit with

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a deluge of the real white stuff. It hasn't put them off their latest

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project though, creating a brand new wood to celebrate the Queen's

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Diamond Jubilee. Tom Ingall has been to help them out. Somewhere

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under a blanket of snow lie as sheet of snowdrops. At Hodsock

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Priory their annual display is a study in white as they fight back

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against the weather. That's going to grow big and strong and have a

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big trunk like me. It is just right for some hard work. The Buchanan

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family who own the house are creating a Diamond Jubilee wood.

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is a fantastic scheme toe plant 6 million trees in celebration of the

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Queen's Diamond Jubilee. How many of the 6 million are you planting

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here? We are hoping to get a good couple of hundred here. The very

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first tree went in yesterday on Access Day, which is very

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appropriate. Let's add another one to your wood. I'm pleased you've

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dug a hole. They are very small. I thought it would be a bigger

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sapling. It is amazing that in 200 or 300 years' time this could be

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the size of a very big tree indeed. As long as I don't kill it in the

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burying process! That's the soil in the ground. We need more help now.

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Butch, come join us. The stake goes on the north side so it always gets

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the sun. Now we are done. Just another 300 or so to go? That's

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what we cool. Do. Many monarchs will have come and gone before the

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wood is mature. Who will sit on the throne 200 years or now? Only the

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trees and the snowdrops will know. It is extremely cold, as you can

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tell from those pictures. I noticed on my Twitter the other day,

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because I follow you, and you are already getting in excuses in early

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for why you might get it wrong for later in the week. There's a lot of

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uncertainty. Some of these computer models are predicting snow for

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Thursday night but others aren't interested. Can I ask one point,

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Paul, on the nets work news it said minus 15. Are you going for minus

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15? It is always possible. Are you? I am. There's a lot of cloud from

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the North Sea. Once it is down to minus 10, it is think of a number

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:25:31.:25:33.

job. This is Rawdon. The second one is a beautiful frost on a tree in

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Donington. And the third one is Sheffield. Keep the pictures coming

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Sheffield. Keep the pictures coming It is very cold tonight with a

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severe frost across quite a few places. Tomorrow varyable cloud.

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The Pennines, west of the Pennines is where the best of the sunshine

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will be. This weather front is trying to get in against in cold

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air. Thursday night into Friday, a lot of uncertainty but there must

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be a risk of some snow, especially in western areas. We'll keep you

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posted. In the short term we've had a lot of cloud from the North Sea

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but there's a back edge. There is the clear canner slot, which means

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temperatures will fall sharply. Cloud from the near Continent means

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a cloudy end to the night with one or two snow flurries in the east.

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It is raw out there. A lot of cloud coming in from the near Continent.

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That's around midnight we could get down the minus 10. The cloud sheets

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push back in, preventing temperatures hopefully from falling

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much further, with one or two snow flurries towards the coast. Minus

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10, possibly lower. Church Fenton could be lower than that.

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The sun will rise at 7.41. Setting at 0.51.

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Quite a grey start in central and eastern areas. Bright spells over

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the tops of the Pennines. The further east you go the more cloud

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you are likely to run into, with the risk of an isolated snow flurry.

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It is going to be a cold day. 1 Celsius in York. That's just 34

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Fahrenheit. Similar values through South Yorkshire. Another sharp

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