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Good evening and welcome to Friday's edition of Look North. On the

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programme tonight: The brother of a boy who was left dead in his cot for

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two years tells a court of the squalid conditions at the family's

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Bradford home. Also tonight. An airline pilot

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pleads guilty to being drunk just before flying an airbus from Leeds

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Bradford Airport to Pakistan. Final farewells to a little boy from

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York who campaigned for more of us to sign the organ donor register. He

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was just extremely strong and extremely brave. I am just really

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proud to say that I was his mum. And beauty is in the eye of the

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beholder. Why this concrete electricity substation in Sheffield

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is now a listed building. A largely settled story

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weekend, with temperatures on the rise, I am back later.

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Good evening and welcome to the programme. The brother of a

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four—year—old boy whose body was found in his mother's bedroom almost

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two years after his death has been giving evidence at Bradford Crown

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Court. Qaiser Kahn said his brother, Hamzah, appeared to have been small,

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neglected and living in filthy conditions, when he visited him.

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His mother, 43—year—old Amanda Hutton, denies manslaughter by gross

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negligence of her son. Our crime correspondent, John Cundy, reports

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on the third day of the trial. At court today, the father of the

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boy who died was accompanied by his son, Qaiser, who gave evidence.

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Evidence of the conditions Qaiser said he saw his little brother

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Hamzah living in months before his death. He said Micro to appeared

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neglected, he slept upright in his buggy...

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At first, Qaiser had refused to answer questions but later he said

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he had seen his brother with a black eye. Qaiser told the court his

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mother had seemed unable to cope. He said she had never worked and spent

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most of her days in her bedroom drinking. Qaiser claimed the family

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had gone downhill through his mother 's drinking before the death of

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Hamzah in 2009. Amanda Hutton denies the manslaughter of Hamzah by gross

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negligence. The prosecution say she had never got Hamzah medical

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attention as he got malnourished. The boy 's father, a 45—year—old

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taxi driver and engineer, had been violent towards Amanda Hutton during

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their relationship before they split up, the court heard. But in a

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statement to police, he denied hitting her, and described her as an

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old college who destroyed his life. But later, he admitted unlawful

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violence towards her. The defence is suggesting the death of Hamzah has

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not been the fault of Amanda Hutton who remains on bail for her trial

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which is expected to last up to five weeks.

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Well, our correspondent, Ed Thomas, joins us from outside Bradford Crown

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Court. Ed, the court also heard that the father of Hamzah had warned

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police officers several times that they ought to be investigating his

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wife over her treatment of Hamzah. That is right. Details of the

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chaotic family life were revealed in court today. On one of those eight

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police visits into —— in December 2008, the father was arrested for

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hitting the mother of the child. But during his police interview, he said

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two officers, you have to keep an eye on that woman, to check Hamzah,

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check out undernourished and neglected he is. He also told

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officers that his former partner was an alcoholic and she would not let

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him take their child to go and see a doctor. He told the officers, I am

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going to bring social services. But the court was told there is no

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record of any call to social services. The court was told

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officers from West Yorkshire Police did go to visit the family home but

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there was no further action taken. What more did we hear about the

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relationship between Qaiser and his mother?

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Qaiser, the 22—year—old mother of Hamzah, came to the witness stand

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today to give his evidence. He did say he had a dysfunctional

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relationship with his mother and did not get on well with her and he has

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run away from home. But he said in the months before his brother died,

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he visited the family home and was extremely concerned with what he

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saw. He said he text is his mother that night and said, watch out, I am

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going to go to the police to report you for child neglect and abuse,

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look at Hamzah. He said today he could not remember sending that

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message. Under cross—examination, he was asked if he was exaggerating

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because he had a bad relationship with his mother, he replied, I have

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seen this with my own eyes. Amanda Hutton denies one count of

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manslaughter. An airline pilot has pleaded guilty

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to being drunk just before he was due to fly an airbus from Leeds

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Bradford Airport to Pakistan. 54—year—old Irfan Faiz was detained

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on Wednesday evening in the cockpit of a Pakistan International Airways

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airbus. He was four times over the legal limit for flying and just over

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the legal limit for driving. Danny Savage has sent us this report from

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Leeds Magistrates' Court. It was on Wednesday evening that

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54—year—old Irfan Faiz was due to be the captain of a Pakistan

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International airlines flight from Leeds Bradford airport to Islamabad.

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He was due to take off on Wednesday evening but airport managers spotted

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he smelt of alcohol and he was unsteady on his feet. He was doing

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his pre—flight checks when managers apprehended him. Police were called

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and he was found to be well over the alcohol limit for flying an

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aircraft. That limit is nine mg and he was found to be 41 mg. So well

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over the legal limit to pilot an aircraft. The court was told there

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was the potential for a plane to be followed by a drunken pilot. The

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captain appeared before magistrates here today and pleaded guilty to the

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charge he was facing of being well over the legal I'd call it ——

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alcohol limit, and the magistrates said he had breached the trust of

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the public and the consequence could have been a serious loss of life. He

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was remanded in custody and will appear before Leeds Crown Court on

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October the 18th. Later on Look North. A Look North

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exclusive. Ed Miliband tells us Labour would scrap the controversial

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spare room subsidy. The funeral has taken place this

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afternoon of a seven—year—old boy from York who campaigned for people

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to sign up to the organ donor register. Joel Malyon had a kidney

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transplant at the age of three, and appeared on Look North last month,

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promoting the British Transplant Games in Sheffield.

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He had taken Part III times himself, but sadly died last week. Hundreds

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turned out in York to celebrate his short life.

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Kate Bradbrook reports. It was standing room only, a tribute

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to a young boy who touched so many lives. Caring, sharing, laughing at

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school, a popular little boy and friend. An inspiration to everyone.

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He was born with kidney disease and at the age of three, Joel Malyon

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received an organ from his mum, Holly. He took part in the

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Transplant Games three times and spoke to us last month. He had hoped

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to be involved in the event in Sheffield but was too unwell.

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They are really important to people like me because if we lose donors,

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that means people will not get kidneys and that is so upsetting.

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That means people die. He passed away last week because of

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a number of complications. Today, friends and family came together to

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celebrate all he had achieved before his life was so cruelly cut short.

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He had a charm about him which just drew people to him. He was very

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caring. He had so many friends. Never had a bad word to say about

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anybody. Money collected today will go to the

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Leeds General infirmary where Joel was treated and the transplant team

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who will help other youngsters take part in next year 's games.

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Despite everything he went through, he would never dwell on it. He had

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such a fighting spirit and he was just extremely strong and extremely

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brave. I am just really, really proud to say that I was his mum.

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In other news. Police in West Yorkshire say they are extremely

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concerned for the welfare of a mother, after the body of a newborn

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baby was found at a waste site in Shipley. The body of the baby boy,

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who had a congenital heart condition, was found by staff

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sorting rubbish at the waste site in Valley Road on Wednesday.

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Pathologists cannot tell if the baby was stillborn or died soon after

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birth. Police say the mother needs medical attention.

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If she has delivered a baby, she has lost a child and I am concerned for

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her welfare. I really want mum to come forward and seek medical

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attention that she needs to ensure that she is safe.

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Five—time World Heavyweight Champion Evander Holyfield has been in West

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Yorkshire today, lending support to a charity boxing match which will

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help raise funds for a charity set up after a terrible accident on the

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M62 earlier this year. The crash took the life of Beth Jones, who was

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part of a 20—woman hen party from South Emsall travelling for a night

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out in Liverpool. Some of the women who were injured that day were there

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to meet Holyfield, as were locals taking part in the boxing event

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tomorrow. It takes place at Frickley Athletic Football Club, and will

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raise funds for the charity set up to help the injured women, Beth's

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Angels. Something happens that everybody

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showed their support for and I hope people see what you can bring to

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overcome the situation. I am honoured to take the recognition I

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got from boxing and use it to expose people to the problems that are

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happening that we can all join in and help.

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In an exclusive interview, the Doncaster MP and Labour Leader Ed

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Miliband has told BBC Look North that Labour would abolish the

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so—called "Bedroom Tax," or spare—room subsidy.

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As part of welfare reforms, social tenants deemed to have more bedrooms

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than they need have had their housing benefit reduced. But the

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policy has proved very controversial with some tenants and it has led to

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many facing the prospect of eviction. Well, Tim Iredale, the

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presenter of Sunday Politics, joins us now.

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this? Labour has been critical of this

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policy for some time. They claim 80,000 housing benefit claimants are

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affected in Yorkshire. More than half of those are disabled. But the

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Labour leader has gone a step further and said if Labour get back

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into power at the next election, they would scrap what the government

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calls the spare room subsidy and what Labour called the bedroom tax.

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It will help out —80,000 families across this region and will make a

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real difference to those families. And others will think it is fair

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because most people are disabled people, not working people, facing

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eviction. The controversial Yorkshire MEP

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Godfrey Bloom has hit the headlines again. What has he done now?

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Controversial is the word. He has hit the headlines in the past

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because he said women should clean behind the fridge and he said

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recently that government aid was being sentenced to Bongo Bongo Land.

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But today, at the conference in London, he told De she told a group

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of women activists that they were sluts. De she told a group. He has

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been suspended from the party, he has had the wit removed so he cannot

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stand in the European Parliament for UKIP. Look at this footage. He was

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embroiled in a row with a reporter who accused of being a racist.

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You, sir, rate a racist! —— or a racist. You have checked the colour

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of people 's faces, disgraceful! An interesting time in politics!

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This week, we have been looking at research from the York—based Joseph

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Rowntree Foundation who have found you are twice as likely to die

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premature if you are all lonely. That is from 11pm —— 11am on BBC

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One. Before seven o'clock: They did it!

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Another giant leap towards Old Trafford, as Huddersfield thrash

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Hull by 76 points to 18. And the Yorkshire wheelchair

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basketball team hoping to net a National Diversity Award.

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He is all right, we promise you. Now, earlier this year, there was a

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huge outcry as it emerged the National Media Museum in Bradford

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was in danger of closing. Well, the museum escaped closure, but its

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future is still far from rosy, with falling visitor numbers and tired

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exhibits. Today, one of its most influential collections has gone on

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display in a brand new £4.5 million exhibition space, but that space is

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in London. Our business correspondent, Danni Hewson, has

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been finding out why the money has not been spent in Bradford.

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It is an exhibition of international significance that has attracted

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journalists from across Europe. Never before seen

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captured 1960s written, a unique colour shoe from the archive of the

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National Media Museum. —— collection. This shows the best of

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what Bradford has to offer. But it is in London. And the money raised

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to fund this space was only going to come to London. The money that came

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here was particularly from people concerned that the museum, in order

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to thrive and to be famous, needed a wandering showcase. So this is not

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about raising money for Bradford, but a longer term investment in the

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collections. It might be a bitter pill to swallow for campaigners who

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fought to keep the museum opened in the summer, much was made of tired

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exhibits and £4.5 million would have gone a long way to reversing that.

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But millions have been spent in the last decade and today, it implied

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shred admitted some of that money was admitted to —— Ian Blatchford.

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We have made mistakes. We can either get depressed about the past or

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realise we know enough about what works and strangely enough, when we

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talked to major finance organisations, they do not look at

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past mistakes as they can see the museum has enormous potential. Was

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the museum really going to close? Yes, we would not have said anything

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had it not been a real risk. So the gamble now is whether showing

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the collection in London will really change its fortunes in Bradford.

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Well, Paul is here with all the weekend's sport.

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I am glad you noticed my suit! I have got a consolation for you.

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In cricket, Yorkshire's County Championship title hopes went up in

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smoke yesterday, of course. But they have at least secured the runners—up

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spot, with victory today in the match against Middlesex on Day Four

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at Headingley! Yorkshire added 64 to their overnight total and were

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bowled out for a second innings 194. That set Middlesex a victory target

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of 277. But Yorkshire skittled them for 196 to win by 80 runs. They have

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still got one match to play at the Oval against Surrey next week. But

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Yorkshire cannot be caught in second place behind Durham now.

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Super League now, and the Huddersfield Giants are still alive!

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With the pressure on last night, The Giants put on a real show for their

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fans to beat Hull by a monster 76 points to 18, and qualify for next

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weekend's elimination semis. We still don't know yet exactly who

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they will be playing for a ticket to the Grand Final, but Huddersfield's

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determination to get to Old Trafford at last was unmistakeable.

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It did not take long to set the tone for the night. Giants bagged their

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first try in their first set of six and in a merciless exposure of Hull

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FC that looked ready for the holidays, the Giants kept going

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forward, reaching 30 points the first 20 minutes. I be into

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full, playmaker Luke Robinson had four tries to his name. —— by

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half—time. I have not scored many this year, my

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average is one in four and I only scored two this year. So to get my

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average up a bit is nice. Knockout rugby and we have not good

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at that in the past couple of years. Tonight showed we could have gone

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home or carried on and we carried on.

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Such a one—sided lay—off in what is supposed to be a showcase of the

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best is perhaps not what the sport needs. At Huddersfield last night we

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wrote the script for their rent of season. Dismissed by many after they

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lost to Wigan last week, one more win will take Huddersfield to a

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grand final. A welcome potential change. The last six grand finals

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have featured just four chords and one of those, Leeds or Saint Helens,

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will go off —— will go out tonight. Who do the Giants play next and

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when? We do not know and we will not find out until Sunday.

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It is club call, where Warrington this year will choose their

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opponents in the next round of play—offs. If Warrington choose

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Huddersfield, they will play in Warrington and if Warrington go for

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the winner of tonight 's match, Huddersfield will play Wigan next

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Friday. It is that simple, and Joy! —— enjoyed. A Leeds sports

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organisation that brings and able—bodied athletes together

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has been short listed for a national award. SpiderY coaches wheelchair

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basketball and rugby league teams, and is run entirely by volunteers.

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It has grown over six years to become one of the biggest and most

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successful teams on the circuit, with a mix of disabled and

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able—bodied players. Our reporter, Sally Young, went to one of their

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training sessions. It is fast and fun and everyone can

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have a go. Long before the London Paralympics work is up to the

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excitement of disability sport, SpiderY were doing something

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innovative, bringing able—bodied and disabled athletes together to play

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as one team. These two met through SpiderY and now spent a lot of time

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outside training together on a less athletic pursuit. For able—bodied

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Sam, wheelchair basket will is an exciting team sport he can play

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alongside more mainstream sports. I ended up in a chair one week. The

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first time was difficult and I did not know what I was doing very much.

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It was hard but I think there are so many people who help you out and I

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make a lot of new friends, it is different to anything else I do. I

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just enjoyed it, it is good fun. And for dating, being involved with

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the spiders has brought wider benefits. —— vegan. I was not

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involved in sports before and I started taking part in mosque warts

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and my confidence has grown. The team also runs an education

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programme in schools. It shows children who have not experienced

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any body in a wheelchair and a lot of children at first do not want to

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get in the chair and have a go and by the end of the day, they are

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loving it. The club has a track record of

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developing Paralympics. One of them is about to move to Spain to play

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professionally. But whatever your ability, at SpiderY, a wheelchair

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does not separate you out as different but is a great leveller

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and it is what you can do for the team that counts.

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Brilliant team, good luck. And good luck to SpiderY at the

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National Diversity Awards tonight, they have been nominated for Best

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Disability Community Organisation. And Leeds rhinos against Saint

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Helens will have the pick of the tries later.

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Now, when you think of listed buildings, churches, castles and

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stately homes usually spring to mind. But would you expect to find a

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huge concrete bunker that houses electrical equipment added to a list

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of the country's most important heritage assets?

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Well, that is exactly what has happened in Sheffield, with the

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government today awarding a Grade two listing to the Moore Street

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sub—station. That puts in on a level footing with Alhambra Theatre in

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Bradford and Sheffield Cathedral. So our reporter, Spencer Stokes, has

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been finding out if the uncompromising construction is loved

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in the Steel City. Bold, genetic, scrupulously

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finished, words used by English Heritage today to explain why they

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have listed this electricity substation. But perhaps

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the word as describing this building is the architectural category it

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falls into, Bruton was. So shut brutal things be preserved?

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It is listed, surely not because of the look? The concrete is not bad,

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it had its era, so it should stay and represent that. I am surprised.

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I do not think it is, I cannot see why it is historically significant.

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The form of this building might not be that user—friendly at its

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function is. Every day for the last 45 years, it has been converting

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electricity from a massive 275,000 volts to a slightly less

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intimidating 33,000. And the owners are proud of the new status.

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It is a great acknowledgement of the building which has stood the test of

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time since 1960s and is a Billy peace of architecture to enable us

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to provide electricity to the city of Sheffield. We had to make it

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strong enough to enable us to carry the weight of the equipment but it

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is aesthetically designed and is beautiful for a lot of reasons.

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So you think it is beautiful? Yes, it has stood the test of time.

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The architect was grateful his concrete creation was still

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standing. I have reached a stage in life where

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things happen to are not as permanent as you think

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and some of my friends have had good buildings demolished and it is sad

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for them and I feel very lucky. Brutal, beautiful, or both, this

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building put the brakes on electricity and generates debate.

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And if you do not like it during the day, wait until sunset.

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I think it is gorgeous! Stark and bold. I fancy living somewhere like

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that. No windows! Let's talk about babies now, and

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Lisa! A lot of people have asked. Yes, we have a picture. Don't they

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look lovely? Lily Rose, born on Wednesday night. Very little, like

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her mother. Ten oz.. And she was early, like her mum! —— £5 and ten

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ounces. Plenty of dry weather this weekend

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and temperatures on the rise. Not wall—to—wall sunshine but there will

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be some around. A lot of dry weather tomorrow and quite a lot of cloud

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through the morning. Through the afternoon, it will write an up and

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the best part of tomorrow will be tomorrow evening. Pressure will

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build and you can see how it is building from the continent. It will

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probably stay until the middle of next week. Temperatures over the

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weekend around 19, 20 degrees. Above average for the time of year. Three

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today, we had sunshine, a lot of cloud from the West. —— through

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today. Further bright sunny spells and it felt milder than yesterday.

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It will stay settled through this evening and overnight. Variable

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cloud and some breaks in places. Some patchy mist and fog will

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develop, temperatures in double figures. Ten, 11 degrees. Around

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seven, eight in the countryside. The sun will rise at 6:49am and it was

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set at 7:10pm. —— it will set. Tomorrow morning will start off with

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patchy mist and fog in places and quite a lot of cloud. That will lift

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by nine o'clock, ten o'clock, there could be drizzle. Generally, a dry

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story and it will write an up through the day. Later in the day,

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there should be decent sunshine, so pleasant by tomorrow evening.

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Temperatures on the rise through the next couple of days. 17, 18 degrees.

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18 degrees in Sheffield. Further ahead through Sunday, Monday and

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Tuesday. Sunday, we start with patchy mist and fog and quite a bit

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of cloud but it will brighten up. repeat performance for Monday,

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cloudy start, it will write an up through the day. More cloud on

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Tuesday and perhaps rain or drizzle. Not too bad a week. Think about

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Lisa, nothing prepares you for those night feeds and early mornings! We

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know it well! Good evening.

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