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Good evening. Welcome to Tuesday's Look North.

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On the programme tonight: We're counting down to the Olympics,

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but what will Yorkshire get out of the biggest sporting event in the

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world? If I had the means and the money, then I'd certainly go away

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on the holidays during the Olympics. We'll be talking to those who think

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it's a boost for business and those who think it's a waste of money.

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Also tonight: Protestors are back outside the

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Menwith Hill spy base a decade on from the peace camps of the '90s.

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And the Yorkshire soldiers raising money for charity with a spoof

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video that's taken the internet by storm. Following the early morning

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rain it was a nice day. This shot was taken near Harrowgate.

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Good evening. Tomorrow it will be exactly a hundred days until the

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Olympics begin. Millions of pounds worth of

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taxpayers' money from Yorkshire has been spent on the event, but of

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course most of the action will be taking place hundreds of miles away.

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So what's in it for us? A good Yorkshire question, that. In a

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moment we'll be hearing both sides of the argument, but first, here's

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Nicola Lawrence. Meet the Riggs family from Harrogate. All five are

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going to London to be volunteers during this summer's Olympic Games.

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Just to be, like, amongst the buzz of it all and being in London

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during the Games and meeting people from all over the world. Somebody

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said to me the other day, "What's in it for you?" I explained we

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didn't get paid or accommodation provided. I said it would be a

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fantastic thing to be involved in. We're all really excited.

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everyone is as enthusiastic. A survey carried out last month

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showed that 41% of people in the North of England were interested in

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the Games, but more than half couldn't care less. It's nothing to

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do with Yorkshire, is it? It's all in London. I don't see how it's

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going to affect anyone up here. think it could promote, like,

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athletes from Yorkshire, but other than that I don't think it's going

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to do anything. If I had the means and the money, then I'd certainly

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go away on my holidays during the Olympics. Whether you care about

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the Games or not, your tax have been used to build the Olympic Park.

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21 years ago when Sheffield was used to stage the Games, that

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wasn't the cost. One was the sporting infrastructure cost, �150

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million. The other was the actual running of the Games. They lost �10

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million further. It cost the Sheffield taxpayers �160 million.

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There was no support from central Government. Apart from helping pay

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for the Games is Yorkshire making money from them? We know of at

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least three local businesses who have won direct contracts from the

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Games. Then there are the athletes from abroad who have chosen

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Yorkshire as the place to train ahead of the Games. It's hoped by

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attracting teams like the Chinese squad, who will train here in Leeds

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there, will be reasons for local businesses in the future.

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We've had scores of comments from you on our Facebook site. Opinion

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is pretty much divided. Becky Hancox says, "I'm really shocked so

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many people don't care. It's a big deal and a great chance to show the

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world what's best about Britain!" Richard Nicholson says, "The

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Olympics and the Jubilee will be tremendous adverts for Britain and

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will encourage visitors for many years to come. I can't believe the

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negativity." Donna Wilbor: "It's wasteful when

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people in our country are struggling. We have families

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finding feeding themselves hard and yet the millions being spent on

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these unnecessary things continues."

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Sarah Reed: "Total and utter waste of money. As for the revenue it

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will generate, how many of the most needy are going to benefit from

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it?" we're joined now by Gary Verity,

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chief executive of Yorkshire Gold, whose job it is to make sure

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Yorkshire benefits from the Olympics and Andrew Allison from

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the Taxpayers' Alliance. Gary, first of all, sell Yorkshire

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taxpayers the benefits of the Olympics 200 miles down the road in

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London. I don't think it matters about selling people the benefits

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of them. They're happening anyway in a hundred days' time. We can

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either make the most of them and seize the opportunities there are

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with them or we can carp on about them. The fact of the matter is if

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you wanted to have a debate whether they're a good or a bad idea that

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should have been had eight or nine years ago. The reality is they're

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happening. They have kept people in Yorkshire in jobs. They're keeping

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people in Yorkshire in jobs. We have provided not only the - half

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of the timber is from our site in Leeds in Sheffield, 80% of the

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steel has come from Yorkshire that's built the Olympic Park and

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2,500 wagons from Preston took that steel down to the Park. 635% of the

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hardstanding is from Huddersfield. These are real-life examples.

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safe to say you're a big fan of the Olympics.

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Let me ask you, get out of that. I am not saying I am not a big fan of

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the Olympics. I am sure I'll watch a few events. If we want to go back

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to 2005, it was �2-�3 billion. It's gone up and up. The Budget has been

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revised upwards. It has cost taxpayers. Yes, it has. Yorkshire

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taxpayers are paying for this as well. What sort of legacy are they

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going to get? After the Games are over, there will be nothing there

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at all. The only legacy will be a bill. The legacy - we have done

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well leading up to it, but what about afterwards? I think you'll

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find we do extremely well out of it simply because if you look at

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tourism - we flow 69% of Londoners want to get out of London for the

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duration of the Olympics. They're all coming here? We're marketing

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hard into London - 24 hours ago I was on BBC London. You're starting

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a campaign yourself - Londoners aren't interested. Why should

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people in Yorkshire be interested? We want people to come and spend

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money here, eat our food, drink our beer and so on. That's very much

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what's going to happen. Are people going to rent their houses out in

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London for a fortune and come up here to the reasonably-priced

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Yorkshire? That may be one way of putting it, but I am not sure

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that'll apply to everyone, but having the torch relay here...

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You're hogging it... Those images will go around the world. Andrew?

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Most of my colleagues will want to get out of London. Yes, they may

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want to come to Yorkshire, that's true. This is for a couple of weeks

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in the summer. Yes, some businesses have benefited from this, but where

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is the legacy? When the torch goes on the Carlisle railway line, when

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it goes on the sea front in Scarborough, aren't people going to

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look and think, wow, Yorkshire is fabulous? Isn't it going to be

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worth it in terms of free advertising? It may well do. I

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don't necessarily disagree with that but I don't think we're going

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to get legions of foreigners coming into Yorkshire. They're going to

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spend two weeks in London. I don't think they're going to spend a lot

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of time going around the country. I don't think we're going to get

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agreement between the two of you. You both get a gold medal. It has

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been an interesting debate. Let's calm it all down.

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Tomorrow on Look North we'll be speaking to one of Yorkshire's

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Olympic hopefuls, Ed Clancy. With the 100-day countdown almost upon

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us, he said its beginning to feel like the race is just around the

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corner. It is starting to become, like, a reality, you know? There

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was talk about this event even before Beijing. There was as much

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talk about the London Olympics as the Beijing Olympics, so - no, it's

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starting to become a bit of a reality, but we're not stressing

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out just yet. We'll leave that a few more weeks, at least.

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Next tonight - for the first time in over a decade protestors have

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gathered outside Menwith Hill spy base in North Yorkshire. It's being

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described as an Occupy camp, similar to protests against

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capitalism that have taken place in Leeds, Sheffield and Bradford. But

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it's brought back memories of the women's peace camp of the early

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90's which occupied the site for The tents started appearing on

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Sunday - another Occupy protest, but this time without a bank or

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building society in sight. Today is the global day of action

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against military spending, and there are similar demonstrations

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taking place all over the world. An important part of what Occupy is

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trying to do is to reach out to other organisations and unite

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people in what is kind of a global fight against economic injustice.

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These tents may have been set up under a different banner. The

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Occupy movement is very much a modern phenomenon, but almost 20

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years after that original Men With Peace Camp, the message remains the

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same. Helen John was one of the original

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peace women, a veteran of Greenham Common, who then camped on this

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very spot for years. It wasn't a waste of time. I mean, we had the

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knowledge to understand how dangerous this place is, and, you

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know, the work that we will have to carry out now - all of that effort

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will be put to good use, so it hasn't been a waste of time. We

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just haven't used it as effectively as we could have done at the time.

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Things seem to be organised and cooperative. Our plan is to assist

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you to have a peaceful demonstration. Excellent. But then

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the demonstrators decided to make a move, tying banners with messages

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of peace to the perimeter fence. It drew an immediate response.

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It's not intentionally provocative. I would say that the policemen

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dragging them down next to us is deliberately provocative. Further

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demonstrations are planned this evening. Afterwards, the protesters

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decide whether it's time to break Do stay with us. Lots to come

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before 7.00pm. We'll meet a woman tightening her

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purse strings for charity. Ruby Smith is spending just �1 a

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day on food. She'll be here to tell us what's on the menu.

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A man's described the moment his hot air balloon crash landed on

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power cables near Selby. 61-year-old John Newstead was left

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with just a black eye after the balloon was dragged 200 yards by a

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gust of wind as it was trying to land. He'd taken the flight on

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Friday 13th! Ian White reports. John Newstead loves photography and

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wanted to get some dramatic pictures, so he booked a hot air

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balloon trip as a special treat, but there was more drama than he

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bargained for when the balloon crash landed on power lines moments

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after taking these pictures. There was an almighty bump, and we went

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over the bank, which committee didn't realise, drifted for a

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hundred yards or so, then stopped. We could hear a few crackles and

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bangs. He said, "You can come out now." It was only then we noticed

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how close we were to the water and the fact we were tangled in the

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electrical wires. We could have been electric outed or drowned.

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balloon attempted to land in West Haddlesey, but a strong wind caught

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the balloon at the last moment. lost sight of the balloon from the

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road and it drifted over to the lines, and as you can see the

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situation where it is, they have been really lucky. The cables carry

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66,000 votes. Fortunately, the power was cut as the balloon hit

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them. All passengers escaped without injury. John was left with

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a black eye. When we curled up to brace ourselves for landing, I

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tucked my camera between my knees, then the jolt as we bounced along,

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the thing smacked me in the face. full investigation has been

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launched to find out what went wrong. John says he would fly again.

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I can't wait to get up there - the same pilot. He treated us all

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wonderfully. He did so well to avoid a catastrophe. But he

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probably won't be in a hurry to take a balloon trip again on Friday

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the 13th! A busy news day.

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The Sheffield United footballer who was accused of attempting to rape a

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woman has been giving evidence. 23- year-old Mr Evans told the court

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the woman consented to sex. He and another player both deny rape. Ched

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Evans is expected to continue giving evidence in court tomorrow.

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You may remember this story. Two nurseries in York which were

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being investigated over the care and supervision they give to

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children have been given the all clear by Ofsted. Little Joe's and

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Heworth House nurseries were issued with "welfare requirement notices",

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but the watchdog says they've taken action and are following all

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regulations. The solicitor representing both nurseries says

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the allegations were brought by a former member of staff, and

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children's welfare was never 140,000 people have signed a

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petition calling for more support for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance. It

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means the issue will now be discussed in Parliament.

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Campaigners want the charity to be exempt from paying VAT on the fuel

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their helicopters use. It would save the charity �6,000 a year.

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a total costs each year are �2.6 million and �6,000 is a great help

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towards the cost of running the helicopters. It would mean we could

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reach three people, and at the moment we would have to raise that

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extra money for it. More than 400 police and other agencies carried

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out the biggest ever swoop across South Yorkshire today on scrap

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yards suspected of buying and selling stolen metal. 40 arrests

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were made after months of planning against a highly dangerous crime

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which is costing the country hundreds of millions of pounds. Our

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Crime Correspondent John Cundy watched the operation. Ready to go

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on today's massive operation South Yorkshire. One of the biggest raids

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at this scrap metal dealers in Barnsley. Today there were 40

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arrests. It is a significant problem. It has set -- it affects

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transport, all air transport infrastructures. They must find out

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of anything illegal has been going on in this Yard. If it has, thieves

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will have been risking their lives that to sell scrap metal. These can

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Carrick anything up to 132,000 volts. And so it this Hopper will

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be investigated. It must be established whether there has been

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anything illegal. We have seen a doubling of metal theft in 2011

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compared to 2010. In Rotherham, vehicles received -- seized and

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searched. This is one of 10 sites raided by police across South

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Yorkshire today it in the biggest ever come down on metal baton the

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county. As copper prices soar, metal first a costing the British

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economy �800 billion at a year. When they beat us doing this, they

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have no regard for public safety -- when they are doing this. Before

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7pm: The Yorkshire soldiers still finding time for fun in the most

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dangerous place in the world. And they've become internet stars, but

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Now, if you've just had your tea, spare a thought for Ruby Smith from

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Sheffield. The council worker has just begun a challenge to spend no

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more than �1 a day on food for a month. It's part of a UNICEF

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charity campaign to raise money and help people understand what its

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like to live below the poverty line. We'll be meeting her in a moment,

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but first Tom Ingall finds out what its like to live on so little.

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Breakfast, one slice of dry toast and a Kiwi. This is day five of

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Ruby Smith's challenge to buy it all her food and a budget of just

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�1 a day. It is a constant reminder of why am doing it. I'm only doing

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it for a month, it is not that difficult. There are 1.4 billion

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people around the world who do this without any choice every day.

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Smith is a volunteer for the charity Unicef. They ask people to

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live below the poverty line for a week and she is doing it for a

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month. My priority has been to make sure I'm getting enough calories

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because I am doing the Great North Run of this year so I am doing a

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lot of training. I need to make sure I'm having enough throughout

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the course of the day. It is then after work. No snacks, no treats

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and avoiding the temptation of lunch bag with colleagues. I have

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already learnt so much about my own ways of shopping and eating that I

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definitely want to change, because it is quite a wasteful lifestyles

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that I do and other people do as well. If it does force Ruby to

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change her habits, she knows she is lucky to have that choice at all.

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Ruby Smith joins us now. You can't live off �1 a day! You can, it's

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not fun, but it is possible. this looks really appetising, but

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the trouble is that this source, you have got to make it last nearly

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afford night. -- two weeks. I don't like Pastor! Has it made you change

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or has it made you think about what you spend on food? A absolutely.

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Their 1.4 billion people who do it every single day. It is a good, a

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constant reminder about what you are eating and the actual cost of

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that. It should remind us how much food we waste as well. Yes,

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normally I wouldn't eat the crust on my toast, but at the minute I

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need crusts! And you can't afford margarine. He need the energy at

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the moment? Yes, I'm doing the Great North Run and the Great North

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wind. I need to get enough calories. Yes, so pasta and rice. Yes, and

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beans. If you wanted have a binge for a quid, what could you have?!

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You could have up a pizza and then have half a lunch and half a tea.

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What about alcohol? I'm just drinking water all the time, not

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even tea and coffee. It is difficult. Do you feel half the?

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Yes, I'm being really care for, and making sure I have at least two of

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my five the day and having lots of beans. And are you going to the

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supermarket and looking at those it stands for the Save reduced, ended

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the day? Are not been doing that, because I feel a bit like it's

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cheating. Bad has been looking for the cheapest options -- I have just

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been looking. What do you miss? If you were to dream of anything? I

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dream of chocolate at night. I do miss chocolate. Cups of tea is the

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main thing. Are concede Paul in the corner of the studio thinking he is

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going to go home to his wife and say, look, here is the how scheming

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for a week! Thank you. Some sport news now, and Dewsbury

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boxer Gary Sykes will be heading to Las Vegas next month to fight on

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the same bill as Amir Khan's world title bout. The 28-year-old is

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taking on Adrien Broner in a non- title contest. Broner is considered

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the best super-featherweight in the world, and is the current world

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champion. The contest has a potential worldwide TV audience, so

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it's a chance for the man from Dewsbury Moor to make an impact.

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Some Rugby League news, and Huddersfield have signed hooker

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Scott Moore until the end of the season. Moore, seen here in 2009

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scoring for the Giants, was sacked by Widnes just last week for a

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breach of club discipline. The 24- year-old returns to the Galpharm

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after a loan spell there earlier in his career. Yorkshire soldiers on

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operations in Afghanistan have come up with an unusual way of spending

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their downtime. They're attempting to cover 8,000 miles by running,

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rowing and cycling. It's all for charity and they've come up with a

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little extra something that will make you smile - a spoof music

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video that's already had thousands of hits on the internet. Nicola

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It's probably not the way you pictured it, but this is a British

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military base in Afghanistan and these are soldiers from First

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Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment. They are making use of their

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downtime by raising money for charity and to their spiffed music

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video is taking the internet by storm. -- spoof. It is a good

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driving force and it keeps our fitness up as well. Their latest

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fit this challenge was inspired by the Proclaimers. They worked out

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that if you add up every mile mentioned in this song, you get

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8,000. And that is how many they are attempting to run a, er Breaux

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and cycle. They want to raise up a pound for every mile. So far, this

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sergeant is top of the leaderboard. I thought if I was heading up the

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challenge, it would only be right to take on the range and go for the

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shot. There is a couple of people pushing up behind me, but I think

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I'm capable to hold them off. video was shot in a single take and

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it's already well on its way to 8,000 hits on the internet. But

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will it help them hit their �8,000 target? They certainly had so. --

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Only 992,000 more hits to go! would you walk 1000 miles to see

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me? Of course! And the Proclaimers band members have seen that video

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and were so impressed they have put it on their website. Paul, how much

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do you spend a day on food? You can gauge the market and get a carrier

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bag of bananas for a pound, which won last you for days on end!

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pictures to show you. This is a beautiful rainbow. And a rather

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different shot of Highworth. -- And some hail tomorrow is looking a

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bit on the cloudy side. Showers could merge to give longer

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could merge to give longer could merge to give longer

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outbreaks of rain. Just in the last couple of hours, the showers have

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really been given a kick. Don't be surprised if you hear the odd clap

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of thunder out there. The showers will slowly die away then it

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becomes dry with clear spells overnight. Some patchy fog and even

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a touch of the ground frost. Tomorrow's when his legs to the

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south-west. The Sam will rise at 5:58am. -- the sound. -- sun.

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Longer outbreaks of rain will slowly meander up from the south.

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It will not rain all day, there will be some drier spots. Showers

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could be heavy with the risk of hail and thunder. Top temperatures

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