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rain from the east. That's all from the BBC News At

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Welcome to Look North. On the programme tonight: Victory for the

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campaigners who ambushed a train taking coal to a power station in

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Yorkshire. As their convictions are quashed, they call for a public

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inquiry. Also tonight: A man is arrested over the tyre fire in

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Sherburn in Elmet. We'll have the latest on the investigation into

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what caused the huge fire at the NewGen recycling plant.

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And, find out why we're going to be training hard over the next few

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weeks. A thick bank of fog in the valley

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there. Some areas in sunshine, but we will all be wet that tonight. The

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detailed forecast will be coming up shortly.

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Good evening. Protestors who ambushed a coal train

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on its way to Yorkshire's biggest power station six years ago have had

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their convictions quashed by the Court of Appeal. The 29 activists

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were cleared because an undercover policeman's involvement in the

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protest at Drax near Selby was kept secret. They're now calling for a

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public inquiry into undercover police work. In a moment we'll get

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the views of a barrister, but first, Cathy Killick has our top story.

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It was in 2008 at environmental protesters ambushed a freight train

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delivering coal to Drax Power Station near Selby. They blocked the

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line, and 29 activists were later convicted of obstructing railway

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engines. The group were sentenced at Leeds Crown Court and were given

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either a conditional discharge or community service. But they didn't

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know at the time was that their convictions depended on secret

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evidence from Mark Kennedy. He was an undercover police officer, who

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had infiltrated their and other campaign groups, even sleeping with

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some of the women. We have no doubt that this conviction must be

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quashed. The Appeal Court judge today quashed all convictions

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because the protesters and their legal teams should have been told

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about Mark Kennedy's involvement. We feel really pleased to have been

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able to continue to shine a light on the underhand tactics of undercover

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police officers. In solidarity of other individuals and groups who

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have suffered other miscarriages of justice. Mark Kennedy drove the

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activists to the protest and then left to tip of the transport police.

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If the protesters had known he was a policeman when he they were tried,

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you could of duty get them to it. They never got that chance, which is

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why they have been cleared. The whole experience has left this

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Greenpeace activists angry. He remains concerned about poorly

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controlled undercover policing. Essentially, undercover policing is

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being used to support corporations, to support the police themselves,

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and rather than protecting citizens from violence and suchlike. What we

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are calling for much after all these various cases and 11 police led

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enquiries, is a public inquiry where we get all of this out in the open.

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Lord Thomas said it was not clear who was to blame for the lack of

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disclosure, and the failure lay either with the Crown Prosecution

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Service or Yorkshire police, and one or other of them will have to pay

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the costs. There are calls now for a judge`led

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inquiry. We're joined by Simon Perkins, a barrister from Zenith

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Chambers in Leeds. What are the implications of these protestors

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being cleared of any charges? Plainly, this discloses that there

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is a really serious failure of disclosure of relevant information

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and the Lord Chief Justice spoke about that. Yes, he said there was a

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complete failure to disclose vital information. Does this open up a

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wider issue within the police service? In my view, yes. My own

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opinion practising criminal law is that there are problems with

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disclosure across the piece, not simply confined to the very serious

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cases, but always down to what most people would think are fairly minor

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trials. There are now calls for a public inquiry into undercover

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policing. Should this happen? A public inquiry is a gift of the

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government, of course. My own view is that, if there is to be a public

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inquiry, it should not simply do with disclosure. We have the

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protocols in place, and they need to bed down. A white inquiry into the

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standards of the police, because they seem to have disregarded their

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obligations in this case, this could be useful and address the wider

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issue of public confidence in the police. So do you need to cast the

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net wider on this inquiry? Yes, disclosure is important. There are

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other aspects, such as do they investigate a defendant with an open

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mind? It is not clear who is to blame on this. Who should foot the

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bill? In the final analysis, it is just shovelling money within the

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public purse. My own view is, does it really matter? The wider issue

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might be, should be legal aid fund be reimbursed? Thank you for joining

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us. Next tonight, the number of

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vulnerable adults being abused in Sheffield has increased sharply,

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according to latest figures. It comes as the council is looking at

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cutting funding to adult care. So how serious is the problem? In the

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past year, more than 2,600 incidents were reported to the city's

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Safeguarding Adults Partnership. That compares to 2,069 the year

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before ` a 27% increase. The City Council is planning to make cuts of

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?23 million to adult social care services by April 2015. That's from

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a total budget of ?127 million. So, will these cuts affect the people

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these services are there to protect? We sent Ian White to investigate.

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It is another day helping out at the city farm in Sheffield for Luke. He

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has learning difficulties and feels happy and safe working here. But, in

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other parts of the city, she feels less comfortable and has often been

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a victim of abuse. I don't like it when people treat me like that. If

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they don't treat me with respect. It would be nice if people learn to be

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more respect for. Luke's friend David is 46 and also has learning

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difficulties. He has suffered years of name`calling and abuse while out

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in Sheffield. It can get you very upset and angry sometimes. I have

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had some fairly nasty experiences in my life. I had some girls putting

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make`up on my face. I talk to people all the time, and many people who

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have been the victim of a hate crime say they have not been, but then

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when you talk to them they will talk about how they got spat on, or they

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were pushed, or someone shouted rude names at them. Then it becomes their

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everyday experience. Now, adults with dementia and mental health

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issues can get help at 70 easy to access shops and cafes. Sheffield

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Council is slashing ?23 million from its adult care budget, leaving many

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services needing to go. ?23 million is a lot of money to cut from the

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budget, but we need to, and we will do our best to make sure that people

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will not suffer, that they will remain independent and safe, and

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that they get the care and support they need. It looks certain that

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David will end up relying more on help from the voluntary sector in

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the future. One mental health charity says the cuts are

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inappropriate and will end up costing Sheffield Council and the

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NHS more money in the long run. Later on Look North: A ?2 million

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cut to rural bus services in North Yorkshire. We hear from the

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villagers who fear cuts to local transport will leave elderly people

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isolated in their homes A 51`year`old man has been arrested

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and bailed in connection with the fire at a recycling plant in

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Sherburn in Elmet. The fire, which began last week, is

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still burning and the Environment Agency is still trying to protect

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local rivers from pollution. Meanwhile, North Yorkshire's Police

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and Fire Services have launched a joint investigation into the fire's

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cause. James Vincent has the latest. Last Thursday, the fire was visible

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from space. Today, 15,000 tonnes of tyres are still smouldering in

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Sherburn in Talmud. The 51 euros arrested today has been released on

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bail while other enquiries continue. This morning, the investigation has

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started into how the fire began. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue

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Service says it cannot hope how long it will take. From my experience, a

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fire investigation will take days rather than hours. The Environment

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Agency were at new General Jack `` NewGen Recycling Plant and they are

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making sure that rivers are protected from pollution. Five days

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on, and the smoke is thinning but still continues to billow across the

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countryside. Local people are still being warned to avoid any contact

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with it. In other news, the company behind

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plans for a billion`pound potash mine near Whitby says it's made a

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major deal with an American Company. York Potash will supply a large

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American`based firm with half a million tonnes per year, of a

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mineral used to make fertilizer. The company is currently drawing up a

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fresh application for a mine at Sneaton which they say should be

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with planners this summer. Sheffield City Council is bidding

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for more cash to prevent flooding in the future. The council's asking the

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Environment Agency for ?10 million to strengthen its plans for defences

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in the Lower Don Valley. Intially, the bid was for just over ?8 million

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to enable the city to withstand a one in 100 years flood, but now the

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scheme's been increased to provide longer term protection against the

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effects of climate change. They can be a vital lifeline for the

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local community, but today, councillors voted to make ?2 million

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worth of cuts to local bus services in north Yorkshire. That means some

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routes will be axed altogether. Campaigners say it means elderly

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people will be left isolated in their local communities.

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Now, have you already made plans for the first weekend of July? This

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group of protesters hired their own bus today to make sure councillors

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could see and hear exactly who will be hit by cuts to services. I was 91

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last Tuesday, and I am going to be absolutely isolated in my house now

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there isn't the bus. I can't walk down to town and do any shopping.

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What does lack of a bus mean to you? It would mean a lot. You go to the

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doctors, you go shopping. Well, it would mean a big loss. Despite the

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objections from a packed County Hall at Northallerton, the Conservative

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controlled north Yorkshire Council said it really had no alternative

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and it could no longer afford to spend as much on subsidies to bus

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operators to run largely off`peak loss`making services. What we are

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trying to do is to stop villages being totally isolated by putting in

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not even as much as you say, sometimes only one or two days a

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week, so as people are not completely isolated. That is the

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nature of the geography of north Yorkshire. Four out of every five

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buses make a profit here in north Yorkshire and will be largely

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unaffected, but those loss`making off`peak services are being

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squeezed. Today, a list was produced showing dozens of buses that will

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run less frequently or not at all from April, as a further ?1.1

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million was cut from the budget. About one fifth of people don't have

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access to the vehicles and they depend on the services. In many

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cases, this will cut back to nothing at all. Today's cuts come from a

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stark warning here in north Yorkshire. As the squeeze on public

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spending continues, they won't be the last.

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Now, have you already made plans for the first weekend in July? No doubt

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you will be backing a spot to watch the world's biggest cycling race

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when it arrives here in Yorkshire. Today, details about road closures

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for the first two stages of the Tour were released in North Yorkshire.

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The roads are expected to be closed for a minimum of eight hours. So, it

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might not be the weekend to move house, celebrate a wedding, or have

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a baby! Matt Slater has more details.

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It might look peaceful now, but over the years, Knaresborough has been

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burned by Scots and besieged by Roundheads. So, you might think the

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residents tend not to get too excited by fresh invasions. But what

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about the summer's Tour de France? People are excited, but they don't

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understand what is going to hit them. It is monumental, and I don't

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think people... Joke is that the bikes go through in 90 seconds. Yes,

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but why have the roads closed for eight hours? Because a lot goes on

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around that. You probably have to live in a cave to not know that the

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Tour de France is coming to Yorkshire this summer. But what you

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might not have known is which roads will be closed during the race and

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for how long. Until today, that is. North Yorkshire County Council has

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revealed that 19 roads will be closed during the first stage for at

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least eight hours, with Harrogate town centre closed all days. For the

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second stage on Sunday, five roads will be closed. The weekend of the

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Tour de France is usually when the Great Yorkshire Show is put

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together, but its boss is confident the show will go on. There will be

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some disruption. Harrogate will be extremely busy, but we have told

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everyone what is happening and made detailed plans, and people want to

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work around it. People see it as a positive thing, so they are making

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different plans and it should be fine. Even the best laid plans need

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a bit of luck with the weather, so fingers crossed that Yorkshire gets

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more of last year's cycling weather, and not the year before's

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tractor weather. Fingers crossed for the good

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weather. We have full details of the road closures on the BBC North

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Yorkshire website. We're going to be training hard over the next few

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weeks. Keep going, keep going! We'll reveal

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our challenge for Sports Relief at the end of the programme.

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There was a time when the film industry in Yorkshire looked like it

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was going the way of the coal mines and steelworks, with the prospect of

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swingeing cuts. But it's now experiencing a boom, thanks to the

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fantastic backdrops we have here. Recent BBC series like Last Tango in

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Halifax and Death Comes to Pemberley were both filmed in Yorkshire and

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North Derbyshire. And now Screen Yorkshire's secured nearly ?8

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million worth of funding from Europe. Phil Bodmer reports on why

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the Yorkshire film industry is on the crest of a wave.

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What do these major BBC television dramas all have in common? How are

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you? Not so bad. Last Tango in Halifax. Death comes to pen the

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league. And, the Great Train Robbery. They were all filmed on

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location in this region. And this is why film producers and directors

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choose to come here, for the spectacular scenery and truly

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breathtaking backdrops. But, it is not just the locations in Yorkshire

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and will show that attract them. It is the expertise and investment on

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offer to. It absolutely is recognition of everything that has

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been achieved today, not only by Screen Yorkshire, but also by

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Yorkshire as a whole, as creating the right sort of environment for

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producers to be able to come here with confidence to produce some

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absolutely top content. So, how does the funding work? The cash comes

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from a pot of ?7.5 million from Europe. The beneficiaries are likely

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to be small and medium`sized companies who will then have to find

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private backers to match any money funded by the scheme. I was in ploy

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of the year. Now I am dead meat. Just At To Cammack water... As a

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small independent company we don't have a lot of funding, so when these

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schemes, long it will help us much our own funding and put extra funds

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into the project to make them bigger and better, which gives the chance

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for more jobs and to hire more people. It is hoped this extra

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funding will help cement the reputation of Yorkshire as the

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Hollywood of the UK film industry, which is becoming increasingly

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important to the local economy. When my boss called me into his

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office a couple of weeks ago I knew there was trouble. You are going to

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ride a tandem for a week for charity. Yes sir, I said, delighted.

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He was so different with me, Harry. Could I ask you to consider the

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possibility of doing something for Sport relief, connected to the Tour

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de France before it comes to Yorkshire this summer?

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And that's where the idea of cycling the two stages started.

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We'll go from Leeds to Harrogate and York to Sheffield over eight days in

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March. It's around 250 miles with our region's biggest hills in the

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way. I will relish the views from the front.

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Here is what we have done so far. Sir Bradley Wiggins, you can't wear

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boots like that. Miss world is generally very sporty. I don't like

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to disappoint my audience. This is my pre`warmup outfit. This is the

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biggest tandem shop in Europe. In we go. What do you think? Beautiful.

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So, that is the important bit salt. Now to try out our new set of

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wheels. John Hargreaves is our coach and has been working with bikes for

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years. Tandems are his speciality. But on the pedal, look forward. Here

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we go. We are off. Not too fast, not too slow, just keep pedalling. Keep

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it slow and steady. So, are we up for the challenge? Good stuff, now

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you are working. Mark regulate trained elite athletes, so no

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problems for me. But, as for Amy. Well done, really good this. You can

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power a small village in Wales with that amount of power. How are you

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feeling? Good stuff. Like I might vomit. Keep driving, come on, come

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on. There we go. Now, hold that. Good stuff. 30 seconds hard effort

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now, come on. Bush, push, push. And relax. Great stuff. Drive now,

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little sprint now. Go, go! As hard as you can go. Good girl, well done.

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So, how big a challenge are we setting ourselves? It is going to be

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tough, bearing in mind the United distance and altitude. It will be

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tough for them, yes. We are ready to hit the open road. I am sorry that

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my trousers are falling down, you will have to put up with that. A bit

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of a hill here. Pedal, pedal! Go for it excavation mark feel the burn,

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feel the burn. Well, we did have plenty of safety

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advice before doing all of that. So what about the ride? We're joined by

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Trevor Lund. He's cycled from Argentina to Alaska, and now runs

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Times Two Tandems, offering tandem tours of Yorkshire.

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I'm sure we need all the advice we can get!

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What I would say is you need to enjoy yourselves. It looked like you

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are having such a hard time there with your training. You need to

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enjoy it. A lot of the challenge that you will have is going to be in

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your heads. When you get out there. I cycled Argentina to Alaska and it

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took me a while to get my mentality right. That was 16,000 miles.

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Regardless, do need to congratulate yourselves on what you have achieved

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and don't worry too much about what might lie ahead. Yes, enjoy it.

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Let's look at the root so far. This is stage one of the Tour de France.

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We will probably complete this in four or five days. There are some

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pretty big hills there. Yes, I did this route last week and there are a

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lot of people who have told me horrific stories about Buttertubs,

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but it wasn't as hard as I was telling myself. When you are cycling

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along the flat, you get more power and you will travel along faster,

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but when you hit the uphill sections, I like to get out of the

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saddle when I cycled up hills. With someone on the back, we have got

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different rhythms. Yes, we have had that problem. I have been out with

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another man and we got along famously. It is all about actors.

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Let's have a look at our day to, so to speak. There are even more hills

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on this one. What is your advice for getting up those hills? Break each

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hill down into small sections and congratulate yourselves on achieving

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each of those sections. Is it realistic to achieve two hills in

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one day? No, between hills will have easier sections. Relax if you can.

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And enjoy it. We'll let you know how you can donate in the next few

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weeks. If you want to take part in a Sport Relief event, take a look at

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their website for more details. We really do need all the support we

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can get. I will watch from the top of Buttertubs. You have got an 1100

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foot climb in three miles. This is a fantastic machine. Thank you.

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Here are a couple of lovely pictures that have come in recently. It has

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been a very mild winter so far. Thank you for sending that picture

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in. Snowdrops out in Malton. And I have to show you this, this is

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beautiful. Looking down the valley towards Leeds.

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Tomorrow looks wet at first, brighter later on. It looks like it

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will be a rotten start, but this weather front will eventually clear

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into the North Sea. It might be the early part of the afternoon before

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it finally close the coast, and then it is another unsettled setup with

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more rain over the next few days. We have had some hazy sunshine, but the

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rain clouds are now gathering, and I think the rain will turn wintry over

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the top of the Pennines. As it pushes eastwards, the fog in the

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east will lift, and so will the ground frost will stop ``. The sun

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will rise in the morning, and your next high water time is as follows.

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Cloudy outbreaks of rain, it might turn a bit wintry over the hills as

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it slowly closed eastwards. It won't cause any problems however.

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Eventually, brighter conditions getting in through the afternoon.

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One or two showers and a moderate south`west wind. Top temperature six

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degrees on Wednesday afternoon. Thursday looks unsettled and

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showery. Amy and Harry are outside on a

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bicycle made for two. There are less than 50 days to go,

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so training starts right now. Harry, can we do it? Yes, we can! Good

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night.

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