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Tonight, West Yorkshire is revealed as the crime capital of the country.

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The number of serious offences is going up.

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We'll hear from a police chief about the challenges

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We've lost ?140 million out of our budget over the last few years and

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we have 2000 less officers and staff working for us.

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We'll also ask her about community tensions in the wake

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A hefty fine for the man who illegally demolished his house -

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and wrecked his neighbours' home in the process.

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It's been part of Scarborough's landscape for more than a century -

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but is the Futurist Theatre facing the final curtain?

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Later and look North, no, no, no and no. We meet the people who are going

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"A month. Join me later for the detailed

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forecast. West Yorkshire is the crime capital

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of the country according to police The region has the highest crime

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rate in England and Wales and there is a growing trend

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of violent and serious Our data journalist David Rhodes has

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been looking at the numbers for us. The latest figures show

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that there were over 200,000 recorded crimes

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in West Yorkshire last year. And a quarter of these

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were violent crimes. Now the crime rate for England

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and Wales stands at 68 crimes The crime rate in West Yorkshire

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is 90 crimes for every 1000 people. And the offences being

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committed in our region West Yorkshire has a history of

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being the scene of some of the country's most notorious crimes. It

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was the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe, during the 1970s whilst

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recently the murder of a teacher and the death of MP, Jo Cox, are crimes

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which have captured the world's attention. We turn to the nation

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overseas now, a politician murdered. A rising star of British politics.

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This gentleman was murdered and the police found 70 different injuries

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on his body. Every serious crime has an impact on those left behind. We

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were constantly looking over our shoulders, seeing if anyone was

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following us, thinking, or have they done it? Why aren't they being

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questioned? The fact West Yorkshire has the highest crime rate in the

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country is unsurprising to some. It wouldn't surprise me if it was the

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top at all. The stuff you see round here is... And bringing your kids

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into it as well. Every crime recorded by police is now

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being recorded for its severity. If you are caught with cannabis, that

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crime has a low score but possessing a gun or a weapon has a higher score

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and this is why West Yorkshire is statistically the crime capital of

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the country. The crimes being committed here are really strong.

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The level of violent crime has started to increase in recent years.

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The evidence dates back a century that always find an association

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between deprivation and violent behaviour, so it's quite possible

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that in an increasingly unequal society, we will see more violence.

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West Yorkshire Police say that although crime levels are rising,

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the chance of being a victim of crime is still low and 500 more

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police officers are now being recruited, but this comes after

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years of budget cuts and officers being made redundant.

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Meanwhile, a post mortem investigation into the man

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who was shot dead by police near Huddersfield on Monday evening

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has revealed that he died from gunshot wounds to the chest.

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Yassar Yaqub was shot by a West Yorkshire Police officer

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after two vehicles were stopped on a slip road near

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But the Independent Police Complaints Commissioner says

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it is carrying out a thorough and detailed investigation

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and has called for more witnesses to come forward.

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Our home affairs correspondent Spencer Stokes has the story.

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Floral tributes and expressions of anger on the motorway slip road

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where Yassar Yaqub was killed in a planned police operation on Monday

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night. This is where a vigil was held yesterday evening as family and

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friends struggled to come to terms with the death of Yassar Yaqub and

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the reasons behind the shooting. All I can say, I've known him a very

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long time, spent every single day with him and I know he's not a

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person who would shoot at anybody. The dead man's family attended the

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mosque at Crosland Moor this afternoon. Some people have spoken

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of his criminal connections but his father said he had no convictions

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and was a good man. He worked and got everything he ever wanted.

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Perhaps that was too much for other people to take in. How are his

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children? They are all so devastated. The police took his life

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away and had shattered the lives of many. More details of what happened

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at the junction of the 62 on Monday have emerged this evening as the

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investigation continues. The Independent Police Complaints

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Commission inspectors found that Mr Yacoub died of three gunshot wounds

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to the chest. One police officer fired the shots after a white Audi

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and white Volkswagen were stopped by unmarked cars. The IPCC also say

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that non-police issued firearm was found in the vehicle. The statement

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also confirms that police were not wearing video cameras and that no

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relevant CCTV footage has been found. Don't read into this

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something that isn't there to be found. This isn't America, it is in

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Chicago and I get very irritated when a small minority want to make

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it something that it isn't. What we need here is a period of calm

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reflection. The investigation into Yassar Yaqub's death is continuing

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at the IPCC said they will be thorough, looking into all of the

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circumstances. Three men are still being questioned following the

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arrests on Monday. So why has West Yorkshire become

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the Crime Capital of England - and how are the police responding

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to the community concerns following the M62 shooting

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in which a man died? I put this to Assistant Chief

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Constable Angela Williams I'm a resident of West Yorkshire and

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I'm not worried. It is only over the last 12 months and matches to do

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without crime recording. Whilst there is a slight increase in

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victims of crime, it is only a very slight increase and not what is

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being reported in this latest set of data. What then are the challenges

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that West Yorkshire Police force face that other forces don't? We

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have a number of challenges in various communities across the large

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urban force but we also have to be mindful that we have lost ?140

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million from our budget over the last four years and we have 2000

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less officers and staff working for us. Clearly tensions are running

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high after Yassar Yaqub was shot dead on the slip road. What can you

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say to the community to give them confidence that West Yorkshire

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Police are investigating this? I am not able to refer to the specific

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incident, that is being independently investigated, but in

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reference to the unrest, there has been a little unrest in Bradford and

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an investigation is ongoing into that unrest. There were a couple of

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incidents of damage to police vehicle. It looked fairly serious in

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the pictures that we saw. It was an isolated incident for around an hour

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in Bradford. It is being investigated and we have extra

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forces in the area moving forward. Can you give people any answers?

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That is what they want. They feel as if the police are not being

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transparent about this. We are being very transparent. We are helping the

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IPCC with their independent investigation. We are separately and

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independently investigating a demonstration which took place in

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Bradford we are doing all we can in the community to reassure the

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community and and MPs as to our actions.

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The wounded war hero who's preparing for an incredible challenge.

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Ibi Ali is aiming to run seven marathons in seven days on seven

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What could be better than a sunny day on the beach, even in winter?

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But bracing itself for a battle royal on Monday and it is all

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Set up over 100 years ago, it has been part

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This group - Yeah Yeah Yeah - appeared here in 1963.

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Indeed, most of the big names did at some point.

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Scarborough Council bought the place in this year.

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In 2010, it was redeveloped and with over 2000 seats

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it is still the sixth largest theatre in the country.

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But four years later it was closed and flamingo land now has a ?20

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million bid in for the site. Behind me here is a real row which is

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coming to a climax in a decisive council meeting on Monday. It is all

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to do with the picture of this theatre. Campaigners say it should

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and could easily be saved. It looks blooming awful because the council

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have deliberately, purposefully allowed it to look like this. There

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is plenty of skill, knowledge, experience, will and money available

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to the people to be generated, restore it. The council's plan is

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simple. Demolish it at a formerly impound cast and then sell it to

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flamingo land and see them invest ?20 million to give Scarborough a

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massive tourist attraction. But this man says he can restore the building

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quickly, and for nothing, saving ?4 million. I have had tradesmen from

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all trades saying they can restore the

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building, starting with the cladding. People under the age of 55

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that never seen behind that and it's fantastic. The seating's still good.

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The chandeliers are still in there and it just needs restoring. He

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needs doing because it is a beautiful building. One of those

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built came down to date to look at the futurist. They were quick to

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show support to Ken and his fellow campaigners. We will do work for

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free and then everyone can decide whether it is structurally sound or

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not. The council's response is that the campaigners and this plans do

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not step up and their hopes of mega- productions are fanciful. The two

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o'clock meeting on Monday could be an -- could be lightly.

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A transgender prisoner, who was on remand for attempted

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murder, has been found dead in a cell at Doncaster Prison.

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49-year-old Jenny Swift - who was previously known as Jonathan

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and was from Liverpool - was charged with attempting

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to murder 26-year-old Eric Flanagan in Balby.

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An independent investigation will now be carried out

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by the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman.

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A transgender campaigner says Jenny shouldn't have been in a men's

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prison. There is a reason we put women into women's prisons and men

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into men's prisons. Women are at risk in a male prison, whether that

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being cis gender women or transgender women, they are at risk.

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One of the world's leading chemical companies is considering a planning

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application to see if fracking for gas is possible at a site

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Ineos has asked Derbyshire County Council if they would require

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an environmental impact assesment as part of any application to test

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drill a site near Eckington, north of Chesterfield.

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Hydraulic fracturing is the process of injecting water and chemicals

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into the ground at high pressure to release gas trapped

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A West Yorkshire bridge which was severely damaged

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by the boxing day floods in 2015 will reopen next week.

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Calderdale Council says pedestrians and cyclists will be able to use

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Elland Bridge by the end of next week.

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It will re-open for cars later this month.

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The repairs have cost around ?5 million.

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Controversial plans to turn Sheffield Central Library

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into a five-star hotel will be discussed at a public

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Under the scheme, the library would move to another

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site in the city centre, leaving its existing building to be

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developed in partnership with a Chinese construction company.

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More than 10,000 people have signed a petition against the move.

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A man who illegally demolished his house near Skipton -

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taking part of his neighbours' property with it -

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Joan and Geoff Peel got home from holiday to find holes in a wall

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David Eckersall had permission to make alterations to his

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home but instead pulled it down completely.

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Alasdair Gill was at Bradford Crown Court.

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When Jeff and his wife went on holiday in May last year, their home

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was as resistant to the elements as ever. When they came back, it

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wasn't. Through the gaps, you can see the cars going past. Their new

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neighbour had told them he was holding an extension. Instead, his

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whole house, once attached to theirs, had gone. Today, he was

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fined ?17,500 at Bradford Crown Court. The court heard that he had

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building consent for an extension to the property but while work was

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being carried out, it became structurally unsound and he decided

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to demolish it. The judge called that a catastrophic decision. He

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said it was a drastic decision without speaking to anyone at the

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council or his neighbours. He hadn't set out to demolish his home, his

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lawyer said, it had simply related to a lack of care. But that will be

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little comfort to the couple who now require listed building consent to

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prepare their property, who face costs of ?10,000 to prepare it. He

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may have avoided jail, but he faces a hefty fine and mortgage payments

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on a building that is no longer there and he is not allowed to

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rebuild. Now when it comes to achieving a big

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challenge, you'd bet on our next Ibi Ali, from Selby,

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is an ex army captain from the Yorkshire Regiment

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who is running seven marathons Ibi was injured by a roadside bomb

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whilst he was serving in Iraq. His lost his right

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arm but was awarded He's raising money for a new armed

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forces rehabilitation A lot of people are making New Year

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's resolutions, aren't they? This one beats the lot. Sadly so. In

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order to raise the money and finish building the rehabilitation centre I

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am doing this. I went through rehabilitation. I was extremely

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lucky because I was unable to continue with my career. I was

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injured in 2007 and back out in a rock in 2008. My military family

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gave me all the support I needed to continue serving. That's an

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incredibly quick recovery, because you had your arm amputated and were

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back on the front line? That's the nature of military rehabilitation.

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Headley Court, which everyone knows about now. We all have an emotional

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attachment to that. But the new site in Nottingham will be world class

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and it will take us across the next 70 years. You are not exactly a

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stranger to big expeditions, are you? Tell us about some of the ones

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in the past. I've been incredibly fortunate, having been in the

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military on several operational tours, then beyond that I have been

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able to help out with other things. I've been to the South Pole with

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walking with that we did. I've also done seven marathons in the Sahara.

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But you are no stranger to challenges, Harry? I pale into

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insignificance next to you. What is the biggest part you are appearing

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of -- you are fearing of seven marathons in seven days. I think it

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is the same in all of us. I say to my daughter, don't worry about

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failure. And yet I myself worry about that. I think, physically, and

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it sounds strange, to run the marathons will be relatively easy

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compared to the traffic. Is it the logistics? We are lucky that this is

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an organised event. There are 30, 35 other lunatics also doing the event,

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ultra runners through to the noble runners like myself. I've done a

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little bit of running but only since injury. I needed to continue to stay

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fit, stay on top of things. Just to get yourself mentally prepared to do

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another one after you've just done one so quickly. That to me sounds

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like the hardest part. For me, this is going to be challenging but there

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are other servicemen and women going through far bigger challenges

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whether physically or mentally and that's where this rehabilitation

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centre will help them much more than it ever helped me as well. We wish

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you all be very, very best. We certainly do. Please tell us

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about it when you're finished. Those of you of a certain

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vintage may remember the Sheffield Divers Jane Smith

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and Tony Ally. Both won medals at the 2002

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Commonwealth Games, amongst other gongs,

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and now they're back at Ponds Forge, but in slightly different roles

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as Tanya's been finding out. Once a diver, always a diver. It's

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in the family. It's always been a family affair. Tony and I used to

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train together loads. Now, we are on the next generation, as Jane's girls

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have taken up diving, as has Tony's daughter, Grace. I said I would try

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Gymnastics and once I got through that, I followed in my dad's that

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steps and went to diving. What is it like for you watching her? I'm very

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proud dad at the moment. With my background and experience in the

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sport, it is very, very, how can I say, it gets me sometimes. I like

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that you get to jump up and down on the boards. What do you like about

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it? Doing somersaults and stuff. Do you think either of you are going to

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be as good as your mum? Don't know. Everywhere you look, there are

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families. These brothers and this brother and sister. Watching her

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girls, can Jane pull back the years? That is a good dive. Jane Smith has

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another medal. After 12 years out of the water, people say to me, can you

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still died? I say, no, I am too old for it. But I am up for a challenge

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so I thought, let's put myself back into it and see. She is now hoping

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to perform at the world Masters later in the year. Tony is back at

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the poll watching his daughter but mighty Barlow Jane's lead and go

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back to diving? I'm a little bit bigger than I was when I was diving.

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I don't know if the board will take by weight now. Doubtful. Thank you

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very much. Some news just in and a dirty road Dewsbury man will appear

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in court tomorrow in relation to a firearms offence that was committed

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on Monday. He was charged in relation to a semiautomatic weapon

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and will be charged with possession of a firearm. Two other men have

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been released on bail. Now, you may have thought

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about giving up alcohol or cakes for January -

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in order to get back in shape. But have you ever considered doing

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without meat and dairy products Vegan-uary is catching

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on as an idea, and thousands of people are signing up

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for it online. The demand has meant that a cook

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from Sheffield is getting millions of people to watch

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all his vegan recipes. James Vincent has BEAN

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finding out more. Oh, tea-time. What have you got?

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Pie, sausages, a bit of this? Forget all about if you were starting the

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New Year as a vegan, for veganuary. It's a thing, apparently. Ian has

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been an vegan for two years. What have we got here? It looks good. It

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is basically almost going to be a guacamole macaroni. So, you started

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it in January as a health thing? And that's what people are doing this

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January. Everyone I know who has done veganuary has come out thinking

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it is great. We started doing "The videos at the end of June of last

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year and since then we have had about 650,000 people on the page.

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You don't want to be preaching to people because they don't respond to

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it well. If people have got questions, I will definitely give

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them answers, but when it comes down to it, I will not try to force it

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down people's throats. As a "You can't eat meat, fish, cheese, eggs

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or wear leather. Who would want to be vegan for a month? Definitely

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not. I like my meat. I would miss most meals. We are designed to eat

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meat, aren't we? There's no way I could ever change. I like eggs and

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things like that. I couldn't just live on vegetables. Are any of the

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lads here a vegan? You can't eat eggs and cheese either if you are a

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beacon. I don't know what they eat! Well, stuff like this. Let's have a

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go on this, then. Oh, yes. Stop talking with your mouth full. I am a

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sucker for an avocado. So, what do you think. No leather.

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That wallet would never come out, would it? That have a look at a

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couple of the pictures that have come in over the last couple of

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hours. That was sunrise this morning and this one, beautiful conditions

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there. Keep the pictures coming in. All change actually over the next 24

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hours. It will be cloudy tomorrow with rain spreading from the west

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later on after a frosty night. The Prost courtesy of this area of high

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pressure but the Atlantic runs three. The weekend not looking too

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bad. A run of gentle westerly breezes bringing a lot of ploughed

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through and perhaps some drizzle over the Pennines. Some sunshine

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further east, especially on Sunday afternoon. There is the cloud lining

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up in the Atlantic but right now we have temperatures down to -3 already

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over parts of the Yorkshire Dales. Temperatures of -1 in the Vale of

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York later tonight. We will see cloud coming in to Western and

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northern areas. Watch out on the roads. The breeze will be picking up

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towards dawn. The sun rises in the morning at 8:23am. The next high

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water time will be at 20 past eight this evening. It is fairly cloudy

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start, just about dry until the end of the morning when patchy rain will

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stay up and the afternoon looks pretty dismal. Outbreaks of brain

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and a freshening south-westerly wind, feeling fairly cold. Top

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temperatures struggling up to five or 6 degrees. Six Celsius is 43

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Fahrenheit. Looking further ahead, the weather not looking too bad at

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the weekend. Temperatures above average and that is the forecast.

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Right, so we need a nice vegan meal to warm us all up.

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We certainly do. I will be back for the late broadcast. Good night.

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