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Good evening, welcome to Tuesday's Look North. Tonight, a Sheffield

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woman who lured weak and vulnerable girls into a child sex ring is

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jailed for 12 years. Amanda Spencer gave vulnerable, young girls drink

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and drugs before forcing them into prostitution. We hear from one her

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victims about the abuse. Also tonight. With the Tour de Yorkshire

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fast approaching we take a look at how the countryside is getting

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ready. And the Doncaster soldier who was

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one of the most seriously injured to survive the Afghanistan conflict is

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to retrace a daring World War Two raid.

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Good evening. A young woman from Sheffield who ran a child sexual

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exploitation ring has been sentenced to twelve years in prison. The judge

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said 23`year`old Amanda Spencer had used young girls as her meal tickets

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and to pay for her drink and drugs habit. She has been found guilty of

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16 counts of arranging the prostitution of children. Meanwhile

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68`year`old Ian Foster has been sentenced to 14 years for sex

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offences against ten young victims. Tom Ingall's report contains details

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you may find distressing. Exploiter or exploited? That was the

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central question in the trial of Amanda Spencer. The court heard

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about her chaotic background, but the jury decided she was guilty of

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16 counts of forcing children into prostitution. Get the camera out of

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my face! This was her first appearance in court last year at the

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age of 22. Tonight, she's starting a prison sentence. In this trial, the

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jury have had to listen to his narrowing `` some harrowing

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evidence. Time after time, victims said that she befriended them, and

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then turned on them, forcing them to sleep with men, and then assaulting

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them if they refused. The judge said, you are as bruised and damaged

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by life as the girls exploited, but I have no safety for your heart less

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exploitation. Behind this trial, a three`year police operation which

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also saw 68`year`old Ian Foster sent to prison for 14 years. In two

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trials, he has been found guilty of this teen sex offences against ten

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children. `` 15. Originally the investigation was centred around

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Spencer, but it was anyone we spoke to some witnesses that Foster became

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a focal port and was a focus of the trial before this one. As you have

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seen today, he was no less an offender, in many ways, in fact, he

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was as bad if not worse than Amanda Spencer. The attention has fallen on

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Spencer, though. She was barely an adult. Her nine victims, Findlay

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children. In the Word of the judge, they were her meal ticket. In their

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words, she ruined lives. So how did Amanda Spencer find her

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young victims? Jenny, whose name has been changed, is now 19. She met

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Amanda Spencer when she was 13. They became friends, and went out and got

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drunk and took drugs. She told us what impact this had on her life.

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How words are spoken by an actor. `` her words. I did not really you have

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anybody. My friends did not want to know me. Me and my mum weren't

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getting on, me and my sister weren't, me and my family didn't get

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on. I'm not exactly a parent person, I don't do parents. I don't do

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really do people who tell me what to do. I don't know, I didn't really

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have anybody. I went out to go and meet a friend of my exes, she was

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with him and just have the right things. We were going out and

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getting drunk, taking drugs, just stuff, just that I thought wanted to

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do. She just stopped being a nice friendly person. And when people

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came along, she just used to tell me everything would be all right. Give

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me a bit of a drink, and then it would happen. I spent a long time

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pretending it never happened, I spent a long time pretending that it

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was just a nightmare. It is easy that way, to get through your life

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that way. I hate her, just hate her. I cannot wait for her to get her

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comeuppance. She shouldn't be breathing the same air as me and my

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daughter, she shouldn't. Next tonight, Ofsted inspectors have

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painted a damning picture of the running of a Bradford school amid

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fears of an Islamist plot to infiltrate some UK schools. The

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entire governing body of Laisterdyke College was sacked last month, and

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it's emerged one of the sacked governors has links with a group

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accused of trying to introduce Islamist practices in schools in

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Birmingham. Cathy Killick reports. Some schools in Birmingham hit

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headlines last month when it was alleged Islamist plotters were

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trying to take them over. And introduce hard`line practices like

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making girls sit at the back and stopping education. Now there is a

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fear similar aims were on the cards in Bradford. Sped inspectors visited

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Laisterdyke College in September last year `` Ofsted inspectors and

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then raised concerns about its governors. One of its members,

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Faisal Khan, has links with the suspected plotters in Birmingham,

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but denies any links. He says he will simply trying to raise

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standards. It is all about good quality teaching, putting the right

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standards in place. And if the headteacher is not capable of doing

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it, they should move on and let somebody who is really good at it.

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Irrespective of their race and religion. All of the interviews I

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have been involved in, I have never implied a Muslim headteacher. So the

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facts on the ground say differently. `` I have never in

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point. But Ofsted inspectors criticised behaviour of some of the

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governors. It says it had serious concerns. And the governors had a

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limited understanding of how students were doing. It said

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relationships between leading staff at the school and governors had the

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deteriorated. Bradford Council has intervened, sacking the governors

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last month and installing an interim executive board to govern the school

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instead. While Ofsted makes no mention of any evidence of an

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Islamist plot, the situation here at Laisterdyke College and other

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Bradford schools is being monitored by the council very carefully. Later

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on Look North. In tribute to a much loved teacher.

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A West Yorkshire community comes together for Ann Maguire who was

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killed in her classroom last week. Now, what's the best way of tackling

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traffic jams in York? A report is going before councillors this

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evening which says the trial closure of Lendal Bridge did cut congestion

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and even increased visitor numbers. The council had to abandon the

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scheme because of mounting criticism. Tonight councillors are

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discussing what can be done instead to tackle the traffic problems.

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Professor Greg Marsden is the Director for the Institute of

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Transport Studies at the University of Leeds. He took part in this

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report. What briefly where your findings? Well, the scheme to Lendal

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Bridge was opening up a really important gateway for York for

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visitors for the row `` from the railway station. The findings we had

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from our independent survey were that visitors valued the improvement

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of the environment in the area, it was a lot more pleasant to walk in,

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there was an increase in cycling and walking along the bridge as they

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anticipated. The diversion of other traffic around the city was not as

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significant as they had into stated in terms of congestion. So overall,

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from a traffic point of view, the scheme was a success. Obviously

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there were some issues around the palace the charge notices. ``

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penalty charge notices. There was a lot of criticism, where did the

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council go wrong? These trials are very difficult, because essentially

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they took something away from people without giving them any alternative.

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So they did not have any time to invest in improvements elsewhere in

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the network. Then there were difficulties in enforcing the

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system. Nowadays, everybody has a sat night in their car. Unless the

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subtle knife company `` the satellite navigation company says

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the bridges close, you presume it is open, that happened for a lot of

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visitors. And they were also told they had to import the penalties in

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the first instance, and then that was changed. If they had had a

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lighter touch, they could have had more acceptance. What can York

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Council will learn from other cities who have been in a similar position?

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I think they lead to look to some of the lessons that we can learn from

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European colleagues. There is not a simple solution, classical grow, ``

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traffic will grow, there will be `` there needs to be a significant

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handing over of space to make cycling a good environment. They

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need to carry on with their park and ride schemes. There was not an easy

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answer, we are looking at some sort of increase of restraint for cars

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because the economy is growing, there are another 1000 jobs per year

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forecast for York, something has to be done. Thank you for joining us.

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In other news now, and West Yorkshire Police have announced that

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two women have been charged with child neglect at a school in

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Calderdale. Rachel Regan, aged 43, from Illingworth and Deborah

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McDonald, who's 40 and from the Pellon Lane area of Halifax, will

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appear before Calderdale Magistrates Court tomorrow. It's understood that

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the charges relate to an alleged incident at the school last year

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after which the two women were immediately suspended.

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A 37`year`old man from York has been given a sentence of life

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imprisonment for a series of rapes, sex assaults and the kidnap of a

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woman in the city last October. Mark Thompson must serve at least 11 and

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a half years in jail. Police say Thompson subjected his 20`year`old

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random victim to a horrifying and traumatic ordeal. He's been

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described as a violent and dangerous man.

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Police say they are becoming increasingly concerned for a

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Bradford woman who's been missing since last week. Anita Racz, who's

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from Hungary, was last seen on Bolton Road on Thursday morning.

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West Yorkshire Police say her disappearance is completely out of

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character, she has no money with her and her family are very worried. The

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force has urged anyone who thinks they've seen Anita since Thursday to

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get in touch. The sister of a South Yorkshire

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schoolgirl who was murdered 50 years ago has made a fresh appeal for help

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to find her killer. 13`year`old Anne Dunwell was sexually assaulted and

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strangled in Maltby near Rotherham in May 1964. It's South Yorkshire

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Police's longest running unsolved murder case. Anne's sister, Irene

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Hall, says she can't move on until the killer is brought to justice.

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The English Democrats have launched their campaign for the European

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Elections. At an event in Barnsley the party's candidates for the six

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seats in the Yorkshire and Humber region called for an English

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Parliament, withdrawal from the European Union and a curb on

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immigration. It is another issue that people in

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Yorkshire care about, opinion polls show that people are sick of mass

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immigration, and we as a party campaign against that. And more

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information on the parties and candidates can be found on the BBC's

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Election 2014 website. It's a week since Ann Maguire, a

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Leeds teacher, was stabbed to death in her classroom. But tributes are

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continuing to pour in for the woman who taught for over 40 years at

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Corpus Christi Catholic College. Over the weekend hundreds of people,

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including her former and current students, gathered to celebrate her

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life. Charlotte Leeming has more. The skies were filled with colour.

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Hundreds of balloons released in memory of the much loved teacher

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Anne Maguire. The crowd applauded as the balloons flew on their way. Many

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had special messages attached from the pupils, parents and staff who

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knew her and would this have. Respected, really, and a teacher. It

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is really horrible for the community in general. It is wonderful to have

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this turnout. My lad who was now 19, he got an a in Spanish and that was

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down to Mrs Maguire. She pushed him and pushed him and she believed in

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him. This was a reflective and thoughtful event, but also a

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celebratory one. Hundreds gathered on the playing fields opposite the

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school, sharing memories and supporting one another. Boys and

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girls took part in to Memorial football matches. Many of them pay

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for their own special shirts with the choir 61 printed on the back. A

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minutes silence was held before each game. I think she would have loved

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it because of everyone getting together and supporting one another

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through it, and not dwelling on the situation itself, but supporting one

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another and smiling and laughing and enjoying themselves. Not forgetting,

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the main reason of this, to send off and celebrate Mrs Maguire's life.

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More than a week on from her death, and flowers and messages are still

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being left at the school which she dedicated 40 years of her life too.

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It is young people in particular he seemed to be the driving force

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behind all of these fundraising events we have seen in the

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community. Mrs Maguire did so much for them, they now want a permanent

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memorial by which to remember her by. Much of her life is dedicated to

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her pupils, and that is something they will not forget. This event was

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just one way they could say thank you to the inspirational teacher.

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Certainly a beautiful site with all those balloons. And a symbol of how

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the community has pulled together in the last seven days.

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I am in Bishop Dale, were the first intermediate sprint of the Tour de

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France will be decided, asking the people of the Yorkshire Dales if

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they are ready for the tour. And injured Doncaster soldier Ben

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Parkinson defies his disability and takes to the water for a huge

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expedition. Wickets have been hard to come by

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for Yorkshire on day three of their county championship match up at

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Durham. Chasing Yorkshire's huge first innings total of 589 for eight

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the home side lost a couple of wickets before lunch, the big one

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being Sri Lankan international, Kumar Sangakkara who went for zero.

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Mark Stoneman and Michael Richardson though both got centuries for

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Durham. Liam Plunkett eventually got Stoneman lbw for 131. Crucially,

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Richardson was stumped after some clever bowling for 148 at the close.

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At the close, Durham were 361`8. The Yorkshire trio of Katherine

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Brunt, Danielle Hazell and Lauren Winfield are among 18 England

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cricketers to be awarded the first central contracts issued in the

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women's game. The England captain, Charlotte Edwards, says it's

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something she never thought she'd see in her time in the sport. We are

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role models and hopefully we can spread the word that this game is

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professional will stop you can earn a living out of cricket, and that

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will hopefully attract girls who may have chosen other sports and

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hopefully, put their time into cricket. And hopefully keep more

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girls in the game it is most important. Yes, well done, ladies,

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girl Power! Exactly! With just two months to go till the

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start of the Tour de France here in Yorkshire and preparations are in

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full swing for the world's biggest bike ride. All this week we'll be

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reporting live from different parts of the region, to find see how they

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are preparing for the predicted two million visitors that will line the

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route each day. Well, our Tour de France correspondent Matt Slater has

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spent the day in the Dales. By the way, I have cycled that route! Did I

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tell you? Did you miss that? He joins us now from Aysgarth. So Matt,

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how ready is Yorkshire? That is a very good question,

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Aysgarth is beautiful! Right in the Dales National Park, and this view

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has inspired some great artists, people like the painter Turner, the

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poet Wordsworth, the American Kevin Koestler, because it was just over

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there that his Robin Hood Prince of thieves fought Littlejohn! I want to

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focus on the clean fun like the Tour de France. I have been out in the

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Dales all day, I know, it is hard! I have been meeting the people, asking

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them if they are ready for the tour. It is rush hour in downtown Buckton.

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Gary and Gayle had arrived at the office for the day's first class, ``

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tasks, clearing some real estate for squatters. What are they hoping will

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be left behind after the race is gone? I hope that the people who

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come to the day on the weekend, they won't have time to see the Dale as

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it naturally is, I am hoping they will come back over the years to

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come and stop in the guest houses and bring trade into the valley

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which is so required. Ultimately, I think people would like to come and

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live here. The memories of a good bike race Arsene fading if thousands

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are left without showers, toilets and P. `` will soon fade. Yorkshire

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water is confident it can cope. We are. We are very confident that the

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water situation is healthy over the winter, we can meet the demand as

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and when it is needed. We see peaks in the morning and evening, we need

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to plan for that and understand where people will be using water and

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when. All of that has made me feel quite parched. This place has been

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quenching the first visitors than 20 years, but perhaps not in the

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numbers they are expecting this summer. We are worried about the

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numbers, because we do not know how many people are coming. So it is

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slightly nervous, until we get too near the point where we know how

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many people actually going to be booking and have booked. We will

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have enough beer, we are quite lucky that our suppliers said they will

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take 25% of the beard back if they do not sell it, but I do not want

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them to take any back. When in doubt, order more beer, that is the

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spirit! Did you know that is the only street

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head in in the country? Enough of such trivia. Tracy, what you doing

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to help the people we have seen in the video and people like them, to

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prepare for the race? We have been watching a lots of different

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agencies, with the councils, and natural England, and making sure

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that the plans are ready and that we can get out the message about

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protecting the countryside and coming here, having a great time.

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But respecting that this is a living and working environment. One of the

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really hard things must be how many people are coming, that

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unpredictability, how are you handling that? There have been quite

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a lot of estimates done and crowd modelling, they think there will be

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about 400,000 people coming to watch the race within the Yorkshire Dales

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National Park. We have set up some spectator hubs, one at Aysgarth, one

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at Grassington, to help with crowd management. One last one, what are

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you hoping in terms of a legacy with the park? What are you hoping that

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the race leaves behind? We are hoping people will see what a

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fantastic and beautiful place the Yorkshire Dale National Park is and

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they will come back. It is certainly beautiful. We are at the other end

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of the route tomorrow. It will not be me so it should be good!

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It was a head`on wind into Aysgarth, an unexpected help, other hell and

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then down. That macro `` a big hill. A former soldier from South

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Yorkshire who was one of the most seriously injured to survive the

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Afghanistan conflict is to retrace one of the most daring raids carried

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out in World War Two. Ben Parkinson from Doncaster is preparing to

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follow the path taken by the Cockleshell Heroes in an attack on

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German shipping in France in 1942. Joe Inwood has this.

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As Ben Parkinson prepares for training sessions in the new Forest,

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he can reflect on a remarkable few years. His physical and mental

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recovery have astounded everyone. Thousands cheered the Afghan veteran

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as he carried the Olympic torch in Doncaster. The pride of that day was

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matched only by receiving his MBE. But for the paratrooper, it is no

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time to rest on his laurels. He is taking on a helm the challenge. This

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time in water. And they have been working hard. I have trained

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everything go day. `` every single day. And Ben will need all that

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strength and fitness. They are doing ten miles today on the south coast.

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When it comes to the actual challenge in France, they are going

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to have to do 90 miles in five days. That is because they are recreating

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one of the most daring raid the Second World War. Commandos dubbed

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the Cockleshell Heroes canoed up the vestry in France, dodging German

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patrols and the elements to bomb the ships. I read proud of them. Every

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one of them. I feel very good, doing this. But the pilgrim bandits who

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organised the challenge, it is not just about remembering the soldiers

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of the past, but those of the present. By putting them on the

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challenges that we do, the extreme challenges, it gives them a sense of

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worth and proved to them as well as those doing the expeditions with

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them, that there is light at the end of the tunnel. Something Ben

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Parkinson is proving with every step and stroke.

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What an incredible achievement, he has done so well. Well done. An

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extraordinary young man. It was a glorious weekend, I was planting

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some petunias over the weekend, I think I have done my back in. You

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are so rock and roll! You sound so middle`aged these days!

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This is the best picture I have seen this weekend, looking fabulous

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there. It was 5:30am, this one. This is the oilseed rape crop looking

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very yellow. And then an alternative view of Whitby, looking from the

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other direction. Keep your pictures coming in, e`mail me. Or you can get

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me on Twitter. Tomorrow, turning much more

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unsettled after a few fine days. After a bright start, Carling over

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with showery outbreaks of rain and will be coming under attack. From

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the West, with showers as far as the eye can see. `` after a bright

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start, clouding over. At the moment, mostly fine, one or two showers on

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the picture. Some bright and sunny spells the end the evening.

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Overnight, Cloud will thicken and we will see showers or even longer

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spells of rain pushing in from the West. One or two heavy bursts, but

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it will mostly clear. One or two showers (lowest temperatures around

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80 degrees. `` and the lowest temperatures are about eight

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degrees. Mostly dry and bright start, one or two showers around but

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essentially not too bad start to the day. The best of the sunshine

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towards the coast but cloud gradually increasing. Some showers

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and then longer of rain washing across the West, especially along

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northern areas. The best of the brightness will be on the coast.

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Temperatures will take a hit. Two or three degrees down, the wind will

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freshen from the south. Looking further ahead, Thursday, another

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weather system brings rain in from the south`west. Friday, it is a

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mixture of sunny intervals and scattered showers. Back to square

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one on Saturday, outbreaks of rain, locally heavy, spreading around.

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There is nothing wrong with middle age, it comes to us all!

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