24/08/2014 Look North (Yorkshire)

Good evening. -- booing.

The Archbishop of York has begun a week`long fast

Dr John Sentamu will be praying on the hour, every hour,

He says it's to promote peace and show solidarity with those

suffering, particularly in the Middle East.

For the next seven days, the Archbishop of York will survive

He will pray in York Minster every every hour throughout the day,

surrounded by objects which represent different faiths.

People are cheapening life, so I wanted to say, please can we have

It is not first time he has given himself a challenge to

In the past he has jumped out of a plane and camped in York Minster.

The Archbishop is using fasting and prayer to express his need

He wants other people to join in too, by showing a white cloth

He got the idea for that from an unlikely source.

When we had the Tour de France here, it was quite amazing

So there is something that can actually happen, that my neighbour

is for peace, that I can trust them, that I can have hope and courage.

But do the people visiting the Minster today think it will do

It will probably make people aware, the fact that that is being

In the days of modern media, it attracts attention

No one doubts that world peace is a big ask.

But the Archbishop's faith in his religion and in people is

West Yorkshire Police are appealing for a man who's believed to have

been involved in a fatal assault in Leeds to come forward.

37`year`old Gerard Adeshida died this morning after the incident

Police believe he and his brother were involved in

a dispute with the driver of a grey Vauxhall Corsa yesterday evening.

Mr Adeshida fell backwards and suffered a head injury.

Police want the car driver, and any other witnesses, to contact them.

If there are any other witnesses who have seen what has happened

and are worried about coming forward, firstly can I

reassure them that if they are worried that they needn't be.

But again, yes, those people that were in the car,

you may have seen what has happened, you may have been completely

You are witness to this, and I would ask you to come forward.

Now football and the region had mostly positive results yesterday,

Michelle Lyons has the full round`up.

NHL Bishop, Ishtar killed Wednesday continued their run of success. ``

Sheffield Wednesday. `` in the championship, Sheffield Wednesday

continued their run of success. Tartan athletic were defeated. ``

Charlton athletic. A red card at half`time for this tackle. Leek

United the words they are awaiting against Watford four to one. The

defeat was there for us since the summer. Better news for Barnsley in

division one. They won at home with the fantastic four to one game

against it juggling on. `` juggling on.

Doncaster clinched their third away win against Colchester with a strike

by Carl Bennett. Not such good news for Bradford city as their unbeaten

start is finished as the last home `` Horst at home. `` lost at home.

There'll be a homecoming celebration for Leeds

Rhinos tomorrow after winning the Challenge Cup at Wembley yesterday.

This is the moment they got their hands on the cup,

the first time in 15 years, after beating Castleford Tigers 23`10

The Rhinos celebration will be at Headingley at 11:45am.

And the Tigers are also getting a heroes' welcome

at the Mend`a`Hose`Jungle, in Castleford, from 2pm.

Well, what would bank holiday be without some rain in the forecast?

A yellow warning, I'm afraid, from the Met Office to cater

for this rain, especially for more southern spots.

That is where we are likely to see the heaviest downpours.

Through this evening, we are going to have cloud

It does so as well as we head overnight tonight.

The breeze starts to pick up and we see start to just see some

rain pushing in to southern spots of Yorkshire.

Where you have any clearer pockets, particularly in North Yorkshire,

Elsewhere not as mild as the previous night.

We're going to start to see this rain pushing up from the south.

Now, light and patchy through a good part of the day, North Yorkshire

Heaviest and most persistent through the

The winds are going to strengthen, strong and gusty,

with top temperatures tomorrow a cool 15 Celsius.

After that cold start this morning, it has been quite a nice day for

most of us. We have seen cloud amounts increasing but it is this

cloud that is coming in from the Atlantic which is going to bring

change in weather. Not too much rain from it, further patchy rain across

Northern Ireland overnight, some rain at times across Wales and the

south-west, shovelling further east. Far north of England and

particularly Scotland, saying drive. Clearer skies, still quite cold,

elsewhere, not as cold as it was last night. Cloudy day tomorrow

across England and Wales, some rain at times, heavy rain, brighter

colours coming into the south-west, through the morning, pushing into