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That's all from the BBC News at Six so it's

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Welcome to Look North. Tonight, could the authorities have saved

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Hamzah Khan, the Bradford boy starved to death by his mother? A

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serious case review says his death could not have been predicted, but

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the system let him down. Sadly, he was invisible to many agencies

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during that time. There is absolutely no attempt to whitewash.

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But the government says the reports isn't good enough and doesn't

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explain what really happened. The man responsible for the safety of

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children in Bradford is here. We'll speak to him shortly. Also

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tonight... How many more cases like Hamzah

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might there be? Figures obtained by Look North suggest 24,000 children

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are now being neglected in Yorkshire. We have a special report.

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An unplanned rugby league knock`out, Rob Burrow is floored, a BBC

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cameraman comes to the rescue! Blink and you could miss it, the

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search begins to see if the pine marten has returned to the North

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York moors. More glorious sunshine today, this is the Rover Derwent,

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what is tomorrow looking like? Join us later to find out. `` the River

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Darent. Good evening.

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An independent report has found that a four`year`old boy from Bradford,

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who was starved to death by his mother, was let down by the systems

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supposed to protect him. It does however say that Hamzah Khan's death

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could not have been predicted by the authorities. Hamzah Khan was born in

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2005. But from two weeks old, his medical records have been described

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as a "blank page". Health visitors were repeatedly turned away, he

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never saw a GP and he missed numerous appointments for

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immunisation. His mother Amanda Hutton was the victim of domestic

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violence and police were called eight times between 2005 and 2009 to

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disturbances. She was also the subject of three separate case

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conferences to discuss the risks she faced. But even though the family

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was known to the authorities, and Hamzah's father had given a warning

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about his well`being, no serious concerns were identified and today's

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report determined that Hamzah's death could not have been prevented.

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Our first report comes from our Health Correspondent Jamie Coulson.

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The haunting image of Hamzah Khan, a four`year`old child who was starved

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to death by his own mother and whose body laid undiscovered for nearly

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two years. Last month, Amanda Hutton was jailed for a case of neglect

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described as wicked. Today, the focus was turned on the agencies

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that came in to contact with the family before the end of his life.

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Today, there was a line`up to deliver the findings of a Serious

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Case Review into the death of Hamzah Khan. First, it is clear that only

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one person was responsible for the death of Hamzah Khan, and that

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person was Amanda Hutton, his mother. The Serious Case Review

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found that his death could not been predicted, but also found that

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systems, many of them national systems, let him down. It also found

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that there was insufficient information and no evidence to allow

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any agency to take statutory action to safeguard Hamzah Khan. This was a

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family that chose not to use general services like early help, early

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childhood services, some of the health services, et sadly, Hamzah

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Khan was invisible to many agencies at that time. This report was

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surrounded in controversy after its release, with one serious source

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inside the Department of Education describing it as rubbish and another

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minister saying he had deep concerns about the content. In a letter,

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Edward Timpson, the children's minister, says that the report fails

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to explain sufficiently the actions taken or not taken by social care

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and elites there are nearly ten missed opportunities to protect

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children in that house. There also concerns the report were unclear

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about some of the contact between the social workers and the family.

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This is not a whitewash. My career is dependent on my dependent on

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critical reviews and systems, it is not a whitewash, this was written by

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an independent person and chaired by an independent person. The remains

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of Hamzah Khan were discovered amid the squalor of this house. His body

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was found in a baby grow for a child aged between six and nine months

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old. At the time, he would have been four and a half. His folder, who has

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a conviction for domestic violence, has now criticised the main findings

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of the report today. `` his father. Nobody will admit to this. They were

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just passed the buck and blame each other. But I have lost my son.

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Someone's head needs to roll for this, then they will start to do

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something about this, because it will happen day in day out. Since

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the death of Hamzah Khan in 2009, social services, police and NHS all

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work under one roof to safeguard children, and a recent study

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reported rate reference services as good. But the matter does not end

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there, and matter relating to one of the siblings of Hamzah Khan is

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bringing it to the council. I believe that my client has suffered

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psychologically and has been exposed to these poor conditions for a

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considerable serious of time. Thus micro period of time. The board will

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respond to this report, but for the meantime, they will remember the

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child was invisible and life. `` who was invisible in life.

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Now let's talk to Professor Nick Frost, who we saw in Jamie's report,

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and who chairs the Bradford Safeguarding Children Board. The

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children's minister has said he has got deep concerns about this report

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and said there are glaring absence that fail to display where actions

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were not taken by children's care services, what is your response to

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that, you let Hamzah Khan down? It is very complicated. I have taken

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immediate action and reply to the Minister. We have got officers in

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Bradford getting frenzied detail that the minister wants. We will

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respond to that as quickly as possible. On the question of being

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let down, clearly he was let down, but the question is, how was he let

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down? I do not think he was let down by negligence by any single person.

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He was let down by a series of unusual events. 35 years in this

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work, I have never seen a situation like this. But you have said

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systems, not people to blame, but people run these systems, could not

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been crucial points that could have saved his life? Yes, the systems are

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in place, the workers in Bradford are obliged to follow these systems,

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if they do not follow the systems, they will be disciplined. In this

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case, the systems were followed, but they were not robust enough, and I

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want a more rigorous pursuit for information and ultimately a

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multi`agency meeting for everyone comes together in the same room, and

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perhaps, with the benefit of hindsight, that might have saved the

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life of Hamzah Khan. Why did these people not come together? There were

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different agencies involved, the police, health agencies, why not

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come together? There is something called a threshold and you have to

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reach the threshold to trigger this kind of meeting. In the letter from

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the Minister, it looks like there are many events, but they were over

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seven years, so there was about one event every single year, said the

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family were invisible, they were not thus micro and not using her GP

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service. `` they were not using a GP service. You say it is not a

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whitewash, but a young boy became invisible, how can you reassure

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people, in Bradford in particular, that their children are safe? This

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is a tragedy, it is a cliche, but safeguarding is everyone's

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business. The eyes and ears of the services can only respond for the

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community highlight issues for them. Briefly, if you can, you have been

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told by the government to go back to the drawing board, what will you

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come up with next? When people lose jobs or be disciplined? It is not

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within our powers to look into disciplinary action, but we will

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gather all of the evidence, staff are working on that, I would get it

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to the Minister as quickly as possible, hopefully within a week.

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Once the detail of times and dates, I will give that detail. In the

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past, report criticised for having too much detail. I should say that.

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Thank you. Well, Hamzah Khan died due to the

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gross negligence of his mother Amanda Hutton. So what is neglect

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and how many children here in Yorkshire are being neglected? Our

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reporter Spencer Stokes has been looking at the figures and talking

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to someone who knows exactly what it's like to suffer at the hands of

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an evil mother. Every year in Yorkshire, thousands

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of children are classed as being in need because they have suffered from

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or are at risk of neglect. According to the NSPCC, neglect is a failure

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to provide for a child's physical or emotional needs, to an extent that

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it affects their development. We have spoken to a victim of child

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neglect, who for the first time, has agreed to share his story. In the

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1990s, Craig was neglected by his mother. She starved him, he's only

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food came from school meals and everything else was paid for from

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the proceeds of two paper rounds. His words are spoken by an actor and

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we changed his name. And he food that I bored, I kept hidden, because

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when I bought more, I would put it on my desk and when I was come home,

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it would be in my bin. If she could find it, she would chuck it in the

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bin, so that is when I would hide stuff under the floorboards. It was

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not nice and clean, but it was a case of that or go hungry, because

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she would throw away my food. Craig's mother made sure that nobody

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was aware of this, but if they are made aware to social services, then

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they are classed as being in need. There are 24,000 children in

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Yorkshire in need because of abuse, that is more than the 21,000 from

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Yorkshire two years ago. The numbers are highest in Leeds and Bradford.

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In many cases, many cases overlap with physical abuse, and that is

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what happened with Craig. She said on numerous occasions that if she

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could get away with murder, she would. Are member her picking me up

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and pinning me to the wall and shaking me so much with rage and

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anger, that I would wait for her to do something to me. `` I remember

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her. She threw me across the room. I just wanted to end it. Although this

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neglect and abuse went unreported, the NSPCC said that in Yorkshire

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last year, there was a 17% increase in calls about neglect. The figures

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rose from 701 referrals in 2011 up to 818 and 2012. It sends a shiver

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down my spine, because it is still raw. It is something I will ever get

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over, but I will not let it defeat me. It is terrible to see this

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happening still now. I have problems now because of injuries I suffered

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as a child, I have scars on my arms. I just think she is a pure, evil

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woman. She still cares `` scares me today, because I know what she is

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capable of. Neglect and abuse overshadows the

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lives of children everyday in Yorkshire.

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We're joined now by David Ward, who's the Liberal Democrat MP for

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Bradford East. 24,000 children possibly neglected in Yorkshire, how

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many in Bradford? The figures that you showed earlier in your package,

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it is substantial, 2700, I think the figure was. It is not surprising, it

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is a big area, and we know it has got its own problems. There are lots

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of areas of deprivation, and too often, these things go together. It

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is also, we are under pressure with the economic crisis, so that is the

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scale of the problem. As an MP for Bradford, what needs to be done

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immediately now? What immediately needs to be done is for people to

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slow down and give this some careful thought. I really do object to

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people rushing to print as quickly as possible, with their knee jerk

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reactions to a pretty substantial report, which we need to consider in

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a lot more depth before coming out with knee jerk reactions. The

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government is blaming the Council, the council is blaming the

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government, who is to blame? The councillors `` the council isn't

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blaming the government so much, but Michael Gove had a go at schools and

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social workers at a conference, so there is a culture within the

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Department, it is a serious issue that needs to be dealt with, and I

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am disappointed with the rapid response from the Minister, when a

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cool, calm response was called for. You heard some of the criticisms

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that the report has been whitewash, you cannot just sit back and take it

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all in, you have to do something quickly, that is what people demand.

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You have to remember, this poor boy died been a number of Serious Case

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Review is because of other tragedies which have been absorbed by the

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profession and improvements have been made. The interesting thing

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will be to look at if this could have happened is now? We know there

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have been substantial changes that have taken place in the last three,

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four years will stop this was unfortunately because of tragedies.

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Those changes will have improved the system. The question is, do we need

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to do more? This is a story Irish we will come back to. Thank you for

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joining us. `` a story I am sure we will come back to.

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And a reminder that if you want to know more then you can go online to

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the BBC's website and find links to the full serious case review.

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Later on Look North... Britain's rarest carnivore ` the hunt for the

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elusive pine marten in the North York Moors National Park.

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More news from around the region, and police have arrested a man in

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connection with a fatal shooting in the Wortley area of Leeds last week.

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The victim has been named as 21`year`old Pawel Jarek Matras. He

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was shot on Blue Hill Crescent last Friday, and died in hospital shortly

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after. Police have now arrested a 22`year`old man in London, who has

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been moved to West Yorkshire for questioning. A second man who was

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also shot has now been released from hospital.

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Sheffield United say one of their directors, revealed in the Sun

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newspaper today as having once been a member of a gang of football

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hooligans, now has a reputation as a well`regarded, law`abiding

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businessman. Selahattin Baki seen here on the right, was featured on a

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television programme six years ago, in which he boasted of his

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membership of a violent group in Istanbul. He was a member of a

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notorious hooligan group called Kill For You, who supported Turkish club

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Fenerbahce. New research by scientists at York

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University suggests that prostate cancer patients who receive

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radiotherapy could soon be treated more effectively. Around a third of

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patients who receive radiotherapy as treatment for the cancer experience

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a recurrence of the disease. Scientists now believe a combination

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of radiotherapy used with common cancer drugs can be more effective.

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Unemployment in Yorkshire has risen this month, bucking the national

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trend. Latest figures for the three month period between July and

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September show that there were 248,000 people without a job in

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Yorkshire and the Humber, that's 4,000 more than the previous month.

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The unemployment rate has risen slightly to 8.9% percent and remains

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the third highest in the country. Many people in rural homes in

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Yorkshire are living in fuel poverty, that's according to figures

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from a regional body representing the voluntary sector. A paper

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published today by Involve Yorkshire and Humber says around a quarter of

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people in areas like Ryedale, Richmondshire and Craven are

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struggling to pay for heating. North Yorkshire Police have issued

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CCTV of a man they want to speak to in connection with a burglary at the

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home of a man in his 90s. Last month, a man entered the victim's

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home in Swaledale. He snuck in and removed cash from the victim's

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wallet before leaving through the front door. Officers believe that

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the man spoke with a Liverpool accent.

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Football now and two of our teams took a big step towards a Wembley

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final last night. Victories for Rotherham United and Chesterfield

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mean they're through to the Northern semi`finals of the Johnstone's Paint

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Trophy. Ian Bucknell reports. Rotherham have slipped down the

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table recently. There is nothing wrong with their cup form. After

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thrashing Bradford on Saturday, they took an early lead with this

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header. Hartlepool knocked out Sheffield United and got back into

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this one thanks to a well taken goal by Andrew Monkhouse. But fortune was

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to favour the wayside, as this shot gay telling deflection to put

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Rotherham back in front before half`time. The scoreline stayed 2`1,

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and Steve Evans' men marched on where they could meet Chesterfield

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will stop they were inspired by Gary Roberts, and his cross was met by

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Ollie Banks to get them going at home to Rochdale. Roberts was at it

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again after the break setting up a second with a tap in. Robert Slade

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on another goal to complete a 3`0 victory. Chesterfield one in 2012,

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but might have a fight with Rotherham if they are to repeat the

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success this time round. That Rotherham Chesterfield

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semifinal will be a very tasty encounter if it happens!

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Let's turn to Rugby League now, and England take on France on Saturday

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night in the World Cup quarter final. One of England's key

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Yorkshiremen is Leeds Rhinos' little magician Rob Burrow. And he IS

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available for selection against France, even though, it emerges,

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last Saturday's match against Fiji ended up a bit of a blur for him!

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Paul Ogden reports. The introduction of Leeds Rhinos Rob

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Oro from the England bench against TJ was a key to their victory. He

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scored one and made more besides. But the real trouble was a routine

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Rugby League knocked to the head, leaving him unable to remember a

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thing about it. Even worse at the time, the medical team on the other

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side of the pitch had not realised he had been knocked out. I am not

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saying that I was knocked out cold, but it shuffles the information

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around in your head, and I did not know where I was and I started

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coming round and the game was over, so a strange experience. It is a

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good job it was nothing serious, because I could've been gone by

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then! And somebody came to my help. That person was a quick thinking

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cameraman, in truth, not standing ready should have been, but still

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with the presence of mind to help him up and wave across for urgent

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attention. I am very grateful for that, I tracked him down and sent

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him a text message to say thank you. I hope I didn't get him into much

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trouble, but he was very kind, and I appreciate it. So, credit where it

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was due, and this time from an international warding star to a

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member of the media! What ever next? ! We can be proud of this team of

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when he faces France with the national team next week. Such a

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great player, and such a lovely guy, good luck on Saturday.

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"It's like looking for a small furry needle in a 100 square kilometre

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haystack." That's how they're describing the search for Britain's

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rarest carnivore in the North York Moors national park. There have been

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rumours for years that Pine Martens have returned to Yorkshire and now

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naturalists are trying to find out for sure. Danny Carpenter joined

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them. Somewhere in here, just maybe, is

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one of the rarest animals in the UK. So rare, it has not been seen in

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England for 100 years, and this is what it looks like. It is a pine

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marten. They exist in Scotland and there are around 3000 of them, not

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quite as rare as tigers in India, but not far off. We will freeze the

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action. Remember this image. Now, you're in England, more

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specifically, the North York Moors, they think there might just be a few

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more. James McConnell and Hannah Henschel are trying to find them,

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and at the moment, they are struggling to find their own

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cameras! A little bit further up and we should see it in a second. They

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set up a series of traps in prime pine marten country to set out bait

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for these carnivore, John, honey, peanut butter. Now, it is time to

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see what they have caught. Doing really well with the squirrels! How

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do you know that is not the same square rule? ! As well as the

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squirrels, there are rather magically badgers, dear, even a

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hair, and just a minute, what is this? Remember this image from

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earlier, does this match? Is this the first pine marten in Yorkshire

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for 100 years? Apparently, this shot is inconclusive. It is quite blurry

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and shadowy, so we want to be 100% positive. And he found some who? ``

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some extra meant? Yes, we think so. The Fox and the pine marten are

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quite similar, so we need some DNA to detectives. There have been a

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number of unconfirmed sightings, and 20 years ago, a body was found on

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the roads not far from here. Not a lot to go on, but it does give

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hope. So, the traps are reset. More bait

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is put out. James and Hannah are persevering, because maybe, just

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maybe, they will find Britain's rarest carnivore somewhere in here.

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Did I miss something fair? It is a good job that you weren't

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working there, because you could not see it right in the centre!

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Now Children in Need is of course just around the corner, and a quick

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reminder that we're having our very own event at the National Media

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Museum in Bradford on Friday. It's free to come along, just turn up

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between 5.30pm and 9.30pm. Lots going on, lots of music.

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We were talking last night about a cold snap, and surely enough, one of

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the National newspaper said something serious is going to

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happen! Yes, possibly the first cold snap

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next week, and some of us could see some snow showers, but that is

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nothing out of the ordinary! End of November! Start of a wintry shower!

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You could do my job! Let's take a look at some of the pictures that

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have come in. That was taken first thing this

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morning. A busy looking sky. And a beautiful, moody picture. That was

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this morning. The headline for tomorrow, it is

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looking cold and windy, but mainly Sunni. A lot of blue skies as you

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can see from this shot here. `` mainly sunny weather. We have got a

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cold front, that is the back edge coming through Ireland right now,

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before that comes through, there will be some clout and patchy

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outbreaks of rain. Most of this rain will be in the West. The further

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east to go, the light and patchy rain will be there, but a miserable

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night developing at times. Especially, parts of west South

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Yorkshire and across the Yorkshire Dales. Windy tonight with temp

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richer is no lower than five degrees, so not a frost like last

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night. Yes`macro temperature is no lower. The sun will rise at around

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7:30am tomorrow. And E patchy overnight rain will soon clear away

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to the south`east and then the skies were clear. `` and he patchy

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overnight rain. Later, the odd shower into the coast close to

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Whitby. A damp start with sunny skies. Temperatures of eight

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degrees, but feeling colder than these temperatures will suggest.

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Nearer six degrees over the tops of the Moors. Friday, it looks a little

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less cold, less windy, so dry with some sunshine. The weekend, not too

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bad, but some patchy rain on Saturday night and perfectly normal,

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the cold snap this of year next we get that!

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