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Welcome to Friday's Look North. Tonight, trying to fulfil a final

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wish. The Leeds family forced to pay double to bury their mother next to

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her daughter, because she no longer lived in the city. For a person who

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had lived 80% of her life or even more in the Leeds area, to be denied

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a funeral at a certain cost, it is disgusting. We investigate whether

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the policy is common practice. Also tonight, welcome but only if

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you pay twice. A theatre changes its policy after telling a wheelchair

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user they'll also charge for his carer.

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At the mercy of the Atlantic, we speak to the Yorkshire rower who's

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braved 3,000 miles and 40 foot waves on very little sleep.

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All of us saw some sunshine today, this was the view over the Hope

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Valley this afternoon and we are looking at more unsettled weather. I

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will be back later with all the details.

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First tonight, how much should you have to pay to carry out the dying

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wishes of a loved one? A family from Leeds say they're appalled at being

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asked to pay double the going rate to bury their mother next to her

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daughter in Morley Cemetery because she spent the last months of her

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life being cared for outside the district. Well, burial pricing and

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policy does seem to be a bit of a postcode lottery in our region. In

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Sheffield, it costs ?740 and there is no extra charge for those living

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outside the city at the time of their death. That policy also

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applies in Kirklees where you'll pay ?770 irrespective of where you die.

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York Council doesn't offer any burials. A cremation costs ?777 and

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you won't be charged extra if you passed away elsewhere. In Leeds,

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however, you'll pay ?905 to bury an adult but, if they die outside of

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the city boundaries, that doubles to ?1,810. Ian White reports.

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That's my wife, over there. David Johnson shows me the place in Morley

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Cemetery with his mother`in`law, Bessie Richardson will be buried

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next Thursday. The plot was secured after her daughter Yvonne, David's

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wife, died from cancer in 1987. Her wish was to be buried in Morley

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Cemetery. Her mother was buried in Morley Cemetery so we have been

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keeping the family as close as we can. Bessie Richardson spend most of

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her life living and working in Leeds but when she became less mobile in

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2002, she moved to Liversedge to live with relatives. She died on to

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a 6th January after suffering a heart attack. Leeds City Council

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normally charges ?905 in internment fees but they've told David the

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family will have to pay double that to bury her simply because she moved

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out of Leeds for the last few years of her life. For a person who had

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lived 80% of her life, maybe more, in the Leeds area to be denied a

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funeral at a certain cost, it is disgusting. In a letter to the

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family, Leeds City Council's bereavement manager said it is their

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policy that all modern Leeds relatives will be subject to double

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internment fees and would only waive these costs for people who have

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lived in needs for the last five years prior to their death. At a

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time to be told that, it is heart`wrenching. We have got to go

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with it and we will celebrate her life next Thursday. Leeds City

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Council says the policy remains and is commonplace amongst other large

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cities, such as Nottingham, Birmingham and Liverpool. David's

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family need to find ?1810. Adam Heath from the National

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Association of Funeral Directors says burial policies vary greatly

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according to where you live. It happens in some places, it doesn't

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in others. In Sheffield where I am from, it doesn't happen, there is no

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extra charge. But in Leeds it does. So, each area, each individual

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place, has its own policy. And what is the point of it? Is it because we

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are running short of burial space or is it a way of making money? Who

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knows in this case but some areas will do it to prevent people from

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coming to their area, they want to discourage people from doing that.

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They might even have a blanket ban on it. Some places will do it to

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make money. Each one is taken on its own merit in smaller organisations.

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But in big organisations, it is difficult for them to discern who is

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a valid case and who isn't. It doesn't seem very fair, it seems

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quite harsh. Again, I don't know the ins and outs of it, but it does seem

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harsh to me that this particular case, without looking at it in

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depth, it does seem a little harsh to me.

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Next tonight, Bradford is on track to become a major shopping

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destination, according to retail experts. Building work at the city's

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long`awaited Westfield Centre got under way just over a month ago.

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It's currently the only shopping centre building project in the whole

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of the UK, and it's predicted once it opens it will propel Bradford

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into fourth place in Yorkshire behind Leeds, Sheffield and

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Meadowhall. Here's Spencer Stokes. The long wait is over and finally

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things are happening at the Westfield side. Builders had been

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making a big hole a bit bigger over the last six weeks, ready for the

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arrival of steelwork. There is three cranes... It's not what most hotel

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managers would want their guests to see but this man doesn't mind. He

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had to look at an empty construction site for 10`year 's. It is the icing

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on the cake, though redevelopment of Bradford city centre is why we built

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by hotel here. It has been very much delayed. It will enhance the offer

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we have on the hotel, the capital investment in the hotel will

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continue, and it is great for the city. Westfield say their aim is to

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have 600,000 square feet of shopping centre open for Christmas 2015 which

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would turn Bradford into Yorkshire's biggest destinations.

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Bradford is in 11th place in Yorkshire but the new centre would

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lift it to fourth behind Leeds, Meadowhall and Sheffield. Our

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experience of working with companies like Westfield is they tend to

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deliver. They have got commitments from some of the retailers, which is

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the catalyst for making these things happen. The centre is 50% to let and

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big names have signed up, including Marks Spencer, WH Smith, River

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Island and Sainsbury's. The main anchor tenant will be Debenhams. In

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the city that used to be home to Busby 's and Brown and muff,

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Bradford is once again getting a department store. There is a much

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loved names that disappeared in the 80s, the start of the city's

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decline. Today, though, there is a more optimistic mood. Now that it is

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starting, it is going to get better. You can see something is

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happening, so you know that something is happening. And it is

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going to change. I won't have to go to Leeds to go shopping. Some fear

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that this shop opening might lead to other shops closing. But, for now,

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the 10`year wait is over. Let's hope so. My mum used to work

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at Busby's. Quite a few years ago. But to see it on the move. `` had to

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see it. Later on Look North. All the sport,

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plus, we catch up with the slopestyle skier who's tipped to be

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one of Britain's best hopes for an Olympic medal.

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There are calls tonight for York College to say sorry for the

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mistakes which led to the death of Lydia Bishop, the little girl who

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died on her first day at its nursery. Yesterday, nursery

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assistant Sophee Redhead was cleared of all blame for the death of the

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three year old but the jury found the college had failed to ensure the

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safety of children in its care. Now a mother whose children went to the

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same nursery says the college should apologise. Here's our crime

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correspondent John Cundy. Claire Gibbs children, Laurence and

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Alila, or at the York College nursery, the day that Lydia Bishop

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tragically died, strangled by a rope wrongly left on a slide. Blair says

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shocked parents like herself were kept in the dark about what had

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happened. When the college nursery shut, that supports stopped. We had

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a message to say come and collect your belongings from reception. I

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turned up, there was a carrier bag for each of my kicks and that was

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it. The York College shut after the tragedy and it will never reopen and

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the college faces fines of tens of thousands of pounds after a jury

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found the nursery had failed to ensure the safety of children in

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their daily care. There is no apology to Lydia's family or the

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staff, or the parents and the children. And I am very angry with

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the college for that. Sophee Redhead was cleared yesterday by a jury of

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any blame in connection with Lydia Bishop's death. I don't think she

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should have been held accountable for what happened that day. Somebody

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else didn't do their job properly. And a little girl lost her life was

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the result. Does it frightened me you to think that could have been

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your son? Absolutely. That is why I am angry with the college because

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those procedures were ignored and ignored. In a statement, the college

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replied... Claire's sympathies lie with Lydia

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Bishop's family but she feels there are so many questions unanswered

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about what Rooney happened that tragic September day. `` what really

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happened that tragic September day. More news now and the former

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Rotherham MP Denis MacShane has been released from jail. He was given a

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six`month sentence for expenses fraud just before Christmas. The

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judge said he'd "deliberately created misleading and deceptive

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invoices." The former Europe Minister left Brixton Prison this

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morning. I have been well treated by the prisoners. It has been a

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humbling, rewarding, enriching experience. I've lost weight, I am

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fitter than I have been for the last ten years. And I'm glad to get back

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to see my children, family and friends.

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A decision to shift millions of pounds worth of European Development

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funding away from South Yorkshire has been quashed by the High Court.

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A judge ruled that the government had used "flawed" methods to decide

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how to share out money given to the UK for investment in infrastructure

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over the next six years. South Yorkshire had been allocated a

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fraction of the amounts it expected. The government is being asked to

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look again at how it distributes the funding.

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An investigation which followed a woman being bitten by a police dog

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in Sheffield has concluded the dog handler was not at fault. Police

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were called to reports of a disturbance on Fife Street in

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Wincobank in August last year. The injured woman wasn't part of the

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incident. The investigation by South Yorkshire Police and the Independent

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Police Complaints Commission says the decision to use a dog during a

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chase was correct. No further action will be taken against the officer

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involved. It was the last day at work in

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Northallerton today for 350 staff at the Rural Payments Agency. The

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agency, which administers European grants to farmers, is closing the

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Northallerton office. 250 staff will transfer to York, with the rest

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taking voluntary redundancy. The government says the change will save

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taxpayers' money, but unions are concerned.

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The Barbican Theatre in York has been forced to change its policy on

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free tickets for the carers of disabled people, after a legal

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challenge from a man in Wetherby. After being told he would have to

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pay full price for both himself and his carer, Doug Paulley threatened

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to take legal action. The company that runs the theatre has now

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changed its policy. We sent our reporter Owen Walker, who uses a

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wheelchair himself, to investigate. Like everyone, Doug Paulley enjoys a

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night out in the theatre and when he went to the Barbican last year, he

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went on a trip. However, when they tried to get tickets, they

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discovered it would cost them much more than they thought. I need a

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carer, people in the home need a carer even more than me and we

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wouldn't have been able to attend without them. We would have had to

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have paid twice, ?25 a ticket, we would have ended up paying 50 quid

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because we need carers. Whilst this seemed unusual, I wanted to see what

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other venues did. I went to the West Yorkshire Playhouse to see how they

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would charge me. I just bought these two tickets from the West `` from

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the Playhouse. Mine cost money pounds but I carer's was free

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because the theatre recognises the fact I am responsible for his

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expenses when he is working and this is the same at most theatres and

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cinemas across Yorkshire. Doug is no stranger to challenging the nation.

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He successfully sued a bus company last year and didn't hesitate to sue

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the Barbican. But they backed down. In a statement, they said it was

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their normal policy to offer a discounted price ticket to carers

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but when Doug wanted the tickets, they were unable to action the

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policy. Now they say they are committed to it everyone and as such

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they have clarified the Odyssey. That means that Doug and his carer

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can now go to the theatre for the price of one ticket. They are a huge

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company and, so, we hope that other venues that don't currently have

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this policy will follow this excellent example. It's sad it took

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so much for this to happen but brilliant that they made this

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change. He's celebrating his victory with a trip to the Barbican later

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this year. A fascinating story.

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Before seven o'clock, all the sport plus we meet a man up for a

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challenge! The rower who battled 40 foot waves

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to make it 3,000 miles across the Atlantic and straight here to the

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studio. Let's have some sport now. And I'm a

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bit disappointed to see that Oggy hasn't got his skis or his snazzy

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snowboard with him! Could you not fit them in your bag today?

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Can you imagine me pedalling through the rush hour on my bike with a pair

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of skis on my back was Mac dangerous sport! I've never skied in my life,

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actually. The wind Olympics got under way this afternoon with the

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opening ceremony in the Russian city of Sochi. One of Britain's best

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hopes for a medal is from Sheffield, the very likeable slopestyle skier,

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James Woods. He started out on the dry slope at the Sheffield Ski

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Village. Next week, he's aiming for Olympic gold in a spectacular

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discipline, where the goal is to do the most difficult tricks, as high

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up as possible. Joe Inwood has more. You'd think when you spend your life

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doing this, nothing could take your breath away. But for James Woods, as

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he arrives at Saatchi, he knows the size of the challenge and

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opportunity. I appreciate how lucky I am with everything falling into

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place. The mountains are outstanding! If there's one man who

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can take them on, it is James. The`year`old from Sheffield is the

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best at what he does and what he does but stop. `` and what he

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does... Well, think about skateboard tricks performed on the side of the

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mountain and you're still quite not there. But the slope `` but it is

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now an Olympic sport. This is the Olympics, it's the big one but I've

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done the biggest competition of my life a hundred times. Every single

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one is the biggest competition of your life. So there is no real

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change. One thing that has changed, the place where it all began.

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Sheffield Ski Village, his spiritual home. Now it is destroyed. It is

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pretty heart`wrenching, if I'm honest. Loosely, I'd heard about it,

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but this is my first time here. First time back. It is

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gut`wrenching. It was the lessons he learnt here that turned him from

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this... To this. And brought him right to the peak. I'd really like

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to go and put down a really good result. And give people the reason

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to flick on the TV and just created that of bars about it. I know that I

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am capable, and I know that I feel good about what I do. I am at the

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top of my game. Next week, he will be at the top of the Krasna Poliana

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mountains with a chance to prove it. Good luck to James Wood in such a.

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The new Super League season is almost upon us. It kicks off tonight

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when Huddersfield Giants travel to face reigning champions Wigan. But

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all of our other clubs have another week to wait for their big launch.

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That's because tonight's opener has been brought forward to accommodate

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Wigan's World Club Championship commitments.

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So, the Giants will have a big audience to show just how ready they

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are, to go for the big prize at Old Trafford. Remember that, this

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season, there's the added threat of relegation for the weakest two

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teams. But having finished top of the ladder at the end of last year's

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regular fixtures, Huddersfield are aiming high again. I think the

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belief is rife. It is me and my staff, all our players, we know we

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are capable of something special but now we need to prove it. You have to

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put that into action. The proposed takeover at Leeds

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United by the Italian businessman Massimo Cellino has taken a

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significant step forward. Leeds have confirmed that contracts have been

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exchanged on a deal for Cellino to buy a majority stake in the club.

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The takeover still has to be rubber`stamped by the Football

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League. But that's something they can't do yet, because the league

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hasn't yet received all the information they've requested from

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the parties involved. For his part, Mr Cellino is planning to travel to

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the UK next week, and is already putting the re`purchase of the

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club's Elland Road stadium at the top of his agenda.

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On the field, we can't go into this weekend without mentioning

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Chesterfield, who've had a fantastic week already with that JP Trophy

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result at Fleetwood. Tomorrow, the Spireites have a chance to increase

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their lead even further at the top of League Two, if they beat their

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nearest rivals second placed Scunthorpe United away at Glanford

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Park. It should be cracking. We try not to set us up for a shock. We

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have had a great run. We are looking forward to the game, it will be

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tough but it will be entertaining as well.

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Have a good weekend, sporting wise, wherever you are going to spend it.

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Now, I know you're always up for a challenge, Harry, but imagine

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battling 40 foot waves and surviving on freeze dried food rations while

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taking a rowing boat 3,000 miles across the Atlantic. Gruelling. But

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that's just what Dan Rowie from Northallerton and his rowing

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partner, Will North, did. They completed their epic journey from

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the Canaries to Antigua in 53 days nine hours and 30 minutes. And they

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touched down in the UK this morning. Dan's in the studio now. But, before

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we talk to him, let's take a look at what he faced.

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Their titanic battle saw them swapped the lead and was only

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decided in the last 500 miles. They crossed the finishing line in

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Antigua and their 3,000 mile journey was over.

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It looks a piece of cake! Was it? It was quite full on and relentless.

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What was the worst part? Capsizing. We capsized twice in December which

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damaged all our electronics. We thought maybe we should pull the

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plug them. Why do to keep going? We were thinking about our charities,

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Cancer Research UK, leukaemia research and Saint Anna 's. These

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guys go through worse every single day, so it was a case of man up and

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get on with it. When you capsized, was it a massive wave that hit you?

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On the 13th of December, it was a freak wave that hit us and we

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deserved it. On the 17th, it was a 50 footer. It was full on. In

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amongst all this, you've had some wonderful moments involving whales

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and dolphins. We got surrounded by 30 fin whales one day. That was

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fantastic. That was underneath the boat so we got some great footage. A

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pool of dolphins we had as well, and a shark. It wasn't quite as fun. And

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we had some Junor following us as well. I'd love to see the footage of

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the Wales. Can we see at some time? My four friends are going to try

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this thing, they are all ladies in York. What advice would you give

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them? I don't know. I nearly said don't do it! I would say train hard

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but be as prepared as you can. We made sure we got our boat as early

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as we could so we could weasel out any issues with it because there

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were quite a few problems that went wrong in training. So be as prepared

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as you can, and be prepared to not have a good time. But you did feel

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elated at the end. It was amazing, we had hundreds of people there. And

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it was the best feeling, it was fantastic. And to know we raised

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?150,000 for our charities, people donating on our website, we have had

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so much support from Yorkshire as well. Uniquely didn't get here from

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London today, did you? The train was a nightmare! Now, were you of the

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seasick? No, I wasn't, I got off lucky. Well done, very well done.

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Now, what is the prospect for the weather?

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We have some wet and windy weather tonight but we have had a lovely day

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today and the pictures reflect that. Let's take a look. The first one,

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the spring is in the air. That is more folk Park in Sheffield. The

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second picture is a beautiful scene across Hope Valley. The third one,

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some sheep enjoying the sunshine near Harrogate. Keep your pictures

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coming in. And you can also tweet us. Some wet and windy weather to

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come through this evening and, on balance, Sunday is the better day of

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the weekend. There will be fewer showers. You can see that the ISA

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bars are tightly packed so windy conditions, especially as we go

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through tomorrow. `` the ISA bars. Most places got some sunshine today

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and we are fine out there today. Some showers will crop up this

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evening ahead of this band of rain pushing up from the south`west.

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Gales across the hills, maybe even some snow before it clears away

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before the end of the night. Temperatures overnight dropping back

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to two or three. The sun will rise at around 7:40am.

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As we go through tomorrow, the best part of the day is going to be the

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late morning with one or two showers to start, they will die away. Then

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it will be nice but breezy. We do have some showers merging into

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longer spells of rain through the afternoon so it is turning into a

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grotty afternoon. Some places in the east will not get the showers but

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most places will get to them. It is blustery, too. Temperatures are

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average, getting up to about seven. Let us take a look further ahead

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into Sunday. There will be some showers about, mainly in the West,

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tending to become fewer and further apart. The breeze will lighten

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through Monday to choose day. But we keep the Atlantic influence. It will

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be windy on Schuster. After all that dried food, what will you have now?

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I've been craving pork. And a lot of beer as well. Tuna is a good

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food... Enjoy your weekend, goodbye. Should councils adopt an no`frills

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approach to providing services along the lines of budget airlines? That's

:27:33.:27:36.

what happened in one London borough but would it work up north? And we

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find out why some Yorkshire care workers say they are angry at plans

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to slash their wages. The full story on the Sunday Politics from 11am on

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BBC One.

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