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Good evening and welcome to Thursday's Look North.

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A step closer in the fight for justice for the families

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23 people or organisations could face prosecution for the 96 deaths.

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I am happy that it's going the right way.

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I don't have a sense of victory, I just see the wheels of

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We'll hear from Yorkshire campaigner Trevor Hicks,

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who lost two daughters in the event.

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I'm live in Scarborough where traders are battening down the

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hatches ahead of unexpected storm later on.

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A year after a Leeds man risked jail for smuggling a child

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refugee out of France, he says he has no regrets.

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And tributes for the Barnsley legend Norman Rimmington as the football

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You knew on a match day that if you came and saw Norman sat in his seat,

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everything was fine with the world. We were going to do well.

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Met Office warnings for ice tonight and severe coastal girls tomorrow.

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Join me for the very latest forecast.

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23 people or organisations face possible criminal prosecution over

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Eight are believed to be police officers.

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Files relating to the events at the Sheffield Wednesday

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ground have been passed to the Crown Prosecution Service

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which will decide whether or not to press charges.

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96 Liverpool football fans died at the ground in April 1989 and this

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is the next step in the family's fight for justice.

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This report from our correspondent John Cundy.

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Misconduct in public office... Ford leading Hillsboro campaigner, Trevor

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Hicks, whose two daughters were amongst the victims, today marks a

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milestone in the 20 -- in the long campaign. He is confident

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prosecutions will be brought. The numbers I found are a little

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disappointing in the grounds that there are a lot of people who have

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been involved in this, people and organisations, but similarly, there

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is no point in pursuing anybody on what isn't a robust case.

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Our belief is that there is sufficient evidence for charges to

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be considered and the sort of charges are Manchester by gross

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negligence, perverting the course of justice, misconduct in public

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office, safety in stadiums... The jury at the inquest decided they had

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been unlawfully killed when they were crushed on the Hillsborough

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terraces. The fans were blameless, there had been serious police

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failings at the FA Cup semifinal. Among them, daughters of Trevor

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Hicks. The families brought private prosecutions for manslaughter

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against the Hillsborough match commander, David Duckenfield and his

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deputy, superintendent Bernard Murray. The jury reached no verdict

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against David Duckenfield and Mr Murray was cleared. But at the late

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inquest, David Duckenfield admitted he had made mistakes and was not up

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to the job. A range of bodies, including gamblers service,

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Sheffield Wednesday football club and the licensing authority, were

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also under question. -- including the Ambulance Service. A four-year

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inquiry has been completed. We have to accept the fact that there will

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be some charges made and there will be no doubt civil claims as well. We

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just have to face that. But you have to get through all that in order to

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be in a strong position to face the future. I am happy that it is going

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the right way. I don't have a sense of the jury. I just see the wheels

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of justice turning slowly, but they are turning. We are in a

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substantially better place than we were a couple of years ago. The

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Crown Prosecution Service is expected to take a couple of months

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to decide whether any Hillsborough charges will be brought.

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Coastal resorts on the East Coast have been preparing for bad weather

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and tomorrow morning's expected tidal surge.

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There are currently six flood warnings in our region with three

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Our reporter Phil Bodmer joins us now from the town where people have

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spent the day putting up barriers and bringing in sandbags.

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Yes, they are very worried. They are taking the precaution seriously. A

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number of traders have been sandbagging their business

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properties and also boarding up. Don't be full by this deceptive

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calm. In the early hours of this morning, we expected to get wild.

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Let's get reaction about this and the precautions being taken. Let's

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talk to chief inspector from North Yorkshire Police. You have been in

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meetings, should we be concerned by this expected tidal surge? Yes, we

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have had regular updates from the Environment Agency and the Met

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Office and we can identify properties that are at risk and the

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residential and commercial premises for Whitby, Townsend scars will.

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What precautions are you taking? Are extra police on duty if people need

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help? Yes, we are working with a number of agencies to ensure that we

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have resources in place overnight that can be on the ground and

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respond. We have also been trying to contact all the homeowners within

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the affected areas and giving them consistent messages about where to

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go for assistance. In 2013, there was damage in various parts of the

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borough. ?1 million cost, but I imagine you have road closures in

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place tonight to protect the public? Yes. The danger we have tonight is

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the high tide plus particularly powerful waves which will make it an

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extremely dangerous place. Therefore, a number of roads will be

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closed and there will be restricted pedestrian access to footpath. The

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plea to members of the public is to adhere to the restrictions, they are

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your safety. There are a lot of people anxious about a lot of people

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anxious about tonight. If they need help, what should they do? You could

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be overwhelmed with calls? There are regular alerts through the

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Environment Agency website and also through the borough council. There

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are flood line is being advertised on those websites with people need

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extra assistance, please direct them. Thank you for talking to us

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tonight. A potentially busy night for the police. The high tides are

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expected at 4:20am. There is a window between 3:20am and 6:20am.

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Then there could be a higher tide around 4:40pm. But the situation is

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flexible. The advice is to be prepared and watch the forecasts and

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keep an eye out on the situation and look out for other people. Back to

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you, Lara and Harry. We're staying with Yorkshire's coast

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because - treacherous or not, it's providing the inspiration

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for this year's Welcome to Yorkshire's entry

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in the Chelsea Flower Show. Momentum is building for one

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elected mayor to serve Labour council leaders have

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indicated today they are now willing to consider the idea,

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which had previously It comes on the day

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that this year's elections for a South Yorkshire Mayor have

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been called off. Our correspondent Danni

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Hewson can explain. It has worked for London, having one

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figurehead to fight for the capital has brought added cash investment

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and prosperity. The government thinks it can work for the rest of

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the country. Six areas will vote for their own mayor in May. These

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include Manchester, Liverpool and the West Midlands. Yorkshire will

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not. The mayor 's get to wrestle control of a whole load of power

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from Westminster and it comes with a pot of cash, ?30 million a year.

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Almost ?1 billion over 30 years. As it stands, Yorkshire won't get any.

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This deal would house secure cash will serve Yorkshire with a mayor

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elected in May. Now, over a legal challenge over Chesterfield's

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involvement, it has been postponed and could collapse, which the

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government does not relish. The government is committed to that deal

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and I would encourage South Yorkshire leaders to remain

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committed because if they walk away, we will take the deal off the table

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and that money and power will not be coming to South Yorkshire. But

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today, supporters of Yorkshire white Mare seized on the delay. And other

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council leaders have said they will consider the option. We are happy to

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take this forward, to talk about the opportunities, where we could work

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together and see whether a Yorkshire wide me oral model -- male role

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model, will help us. Many believe that such a mayor would pack a

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greater punch and has blamed Labour. Link. Their national leader has

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denied playing politics. They are passionately representing their

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local areas, that's what drives people. They want to get it a better

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deal. But it has taken two years and the stakes are high. The worry is

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that the divide between these places and their ability to engage with

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government, between those places that have mayor and those that

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haven't, will get even greater. So, after months or years of saying no,

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why is it possible that Yorkshire's political leaders could accept one

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mayor. How would it work and who would it be?

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So to find out more about the plans for a Yorkshire-wide mayor,

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we're joined by our political editor Len Tingle, who's in Westminster.

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Good evening. How likely is it that this plan for each Yorkshire white

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mayor could gather momentum? As far as the government is concerned, not

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likely at all. We have been arguing about this since George Osborne

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announces devolution revolution. A cluster of councils around a city

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would work together to improve their economies so they would be better as

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a group rather than individuals. In Yorkshire, that has genuinely --

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generally been done with South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire forming

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their own devolved region left by a mayor. But because the argument has

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raised so much, and politics have got involved, nothing has been

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sorted. The nearest was South Yorkshire but at the moment, it is

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looking as though there are one or two councils who are saying that it

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is not that they do not like the idea of smaller regions that can

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work more effectively, but they want to explore using the wider Yorkshire

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brand. But plenty of powerful voices including the government, saying it

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will not work. Is there a sense that Yorkshire is missing the boat as

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other regions have got elections in May, with that extra funding?

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Absolutely, and that has been put me time again. You saw that remark from

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Andrew Percy, who said that Yorkshire has got to get its act

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together. There is a great opportunity her, extra cash and

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extra powers under an executive mayor, grab it now. We heard that

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the mayor role elections was South Yorkshire will not go ahead. Do you

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think this idea is now dead in the water? There have been reasons for

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the deferment which may become permanent. Jostling for position

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between Doncaster and Sheffield. Doncaster is now saying it would now

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prefer to not entirely lose the South Yorkshire deal, but to look at

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a Yorkshire wider deal. Sheffield has had its problems. And there is

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that basically horrendous mistake of trying to... Legally they have got

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to look at this sort of deal that is on the table and let the public have

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a say on it and the Sheffield city region leaders put that, had the

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consultation, but didn't do it properly, and the High Court says

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they have to do it again. That is why they have had to have a

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deferment. Whether that would be permanent, that looks increasingly

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likely. Thank you very much. In other news now, ten years

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after a homeless man was found dead in a damp cellar in Harrogate,

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police say they're convinced there are people out there who hold

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vital information about his death. Robert Pride-McLeod was discovered

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in the basement of a homeless He had heart problems

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and weighed just five stone. Detectives think the 49-year-old was

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assaulted shortly before he died. Three arrests were made

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in the initial investigation, but all were released

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without charge. It's been confirmed that the leisure

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centres in Knottingley and Castleford will close

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on the third of February. Wakefield District Council say

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the pools are in a dilapidated state Protesters campaigning to keep

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the pools open say older people and children will struggle to travel

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to the new centre, which will be The re-opening of a West Yorkshire

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bridge damaged by the Boxing Day floods has been delayed

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by bad weather. Elland Bridge was due to re-open

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for cyclists and pedestrians by the end of this week,

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but rain and low temperatures have held up work to

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waterproof the structure. Calderdale Council say they're

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hopeful work will be More than 8,000 people in Doncaster

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have been fined for fly-tipping, dog fouling and littering

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in the past year. The number of fines issued in 2016

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was almost 30 times higher It's because the council has

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employed a private company to crack Rotherham Council is now

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planning to do the same. We tend to use the word "legend"

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a little too easily these days. But today in Barnsley we said

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farewell to a genuine one. Norman Rimmington gave his life

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to Barnsley Football Club. He did everything at the place -

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from coach to kitman. All Saints Church, Darton. Packed to

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the rafters. And head, a perfect service to say farewell to Mr

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Barnsley. Mick McCarthy, Barnsley legend, needed all his strength to

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make his wonderful tribute. As a young player, he gave me so much

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support, so much encouragement. He always saw the best in people.

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Certainly in me. And probably one of the reasons I am stuck here and had

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the career I have had is down to him.

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I've known him all my life. A tremendous character. He looked

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after all the players, did their washing, did every job. Great bloke,

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great bloke. Oakwell. Sometimes, words are not needed. The fans'

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reaction says 1000 times. I have no known all my life, and his family.

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And he is a legend for the club. You knew, on a match day, if you came

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and saw Norman sat in his seat, everything was right with the world.

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We were going to do all right. And well done to the football club, they

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made everything right for his family. Mick McCarthy has always

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phoned my dad up, even when he left Barnsley. He kept in touch. People

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have been to see him while he has been in the home. Danny Wilson came

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to see him at 7:30am when he -- before he went into training. And

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Alan Clark, they've all been. The match we were invited to just after

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he died, it was amazing to see the crowd chanting his name. He has just

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been our dad and when you see people like that, it was emotional. That

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was Norman, how fantastic. Talking about him and service itself. The

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people who attended the service speaks volumes and volumes. Farewell

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to Norman Rimington, never to be forgotten.

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Headingley Stadium - the home of Yorkshire Cricket

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and Leeds Rhinos - has been given the go-ahead

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It's for the south stand on the rugby side, and the one

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shared by the cricket and rugby clubs.

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A Leeds City Council report says they would secure Headingley's

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status as an international venue and bring significant

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The clubs are yet to reveal how they'll pay

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It's critical that this development is completed.

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The clock is ticking but it is all going to be completed

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before the summer of 2019 for the Cricket World Cup

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Time is against us, but there is a way of delivering it,

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providing we can get the funding mechanism in place.

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A man from Leeds who tried to smuggle a four-year-old refugee

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girl out of France has said he would consider breaking the law

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It's a year since Rob Lawrie from Guiseley was caught by French

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authorities with the girl in his van.

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He'd been trying to take her to members of her family in Leeds.

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Since then, he's continued to take aid to refugee camps in Europe

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and has even had a film written about him.

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Cathy Booth's report contains flash photography.

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A media scrum for the man who broke the rules.

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Rob Lawrie's story made headlines around the world.

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at the Calais refugee camp known as the Jungle, former

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When Bru's father asked him to bring her to lead

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where she has family, Rob followed his heart

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It's now a year since he was given a suspended fined by a French court.

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He faced smuggling charges but was only found guilty

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of a lesser charge of endangering life because of how Bru had

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a lot of people think I just turned up in the day and was asked

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to help the little girl and on the day, I went,

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We had formed a relationship with her father and Bru,

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the little girl over a period of weeks.

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Take yourself back in your mind to that time

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Did you ever think, I shouldn't be doing this?

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Because first of all, it was an irrational,

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So there was no time to kind of get scared or ask yourself questions.

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Would you ever consider breaking the law again to help a child?

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I would consider it. Would you do it?

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I knew that was coming. I would consider it.

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Yeah. I will always consider it, yeah.

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Whether you would call it notoriety or fame,

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Rob has used his situation to raise awareness.

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He gives talks to schoolchildren about the plight of refugees

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and has sold the rights to his story to Hollywood.

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I used to think my life was like everybody else but people

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And when I examine it, it's different.

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So, while Rob Lawrie couldn't help little Bru,

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Hundreds of thousands of people will get to see Yorkshire's stunning

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coastline when it's recreated at this year's Chelsea Flower Show.

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Welcome to Yorkshire has unveiled its latest plan

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for a garden for 2017 - which will feature cliffs,

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Yorkshire have always done well at Chelsea as these

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The individual gardens not only capture the public's imagination

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Emma Glasbey has been to meet the designer who has the task

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In Yorkshire, we don't need anyone to tell us

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But it doesn't hurt to remind everyone else.

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That's why Welcome to Yorkshire has chosen the coast as inspiration

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for what it hopes will be a spectacular display

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And what could be more spectacular than this?

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The stunning Thornwick Bay at Flamborough.

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There is nothing quite like the Yorkshire coastline.

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Its rugged, it's beautiful, it's teeming with wildlife and it

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has an impressive collection of wild flowers.

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A Leeds designer has had the rather nice task of spending time

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at the coast to develop the ideas for a potentially

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The scenery is so fresh, the cliffs are white.

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On a winter's day, there aren't many flowers around,

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but under all this grass, there are quite a lot of different

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varieties of wild flowers all waiting to come through.

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It will be Welcome to Yorkshire's most ambitious gardening yet.

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They will be building a beach, cliffs and even

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The stone will be from the same quarry used to construct

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Whitby Abbey back in the 13th century.

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Thousands of people will be able to get a glimpse of the Yorkshire

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Lots of people don't know it's here, lots of people don't

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And it's so varied, as well, all along because of the county ,

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-- all along the coast of the county,

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places that are only 20 or 30 miles apart and find absolutely

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different scenery and absolutely different atmosphere.

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Recreating the best of our coastline in a small corner

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But this is a hidden gem Welcome to Yorkshire wants

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we are understandably very proud of that coastline. Understandably

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concerned because of a storm surge. 1953 was a bad one, not like that,

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is it? People who remember that would be

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horrified at the thought of another tidal surge. January 19 53. In some

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spots along the coast, the 2013 storm surge was bigger than the one

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in 1953. One along that scale is not expected, but some coastal flooding

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is expected. The scale is one to 12, women are storm Force ten wins

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tomorrow. There was only violent storm 11 and hurricane at 12, so the

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wind speeds are right at at the top. The high tides generated by the Moon

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and the sun are not as high as those generated in 20 -- 2013.

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Timewise, it's early in the morning? Scarborough is about four o'clock.

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The big tide may be at 4:45pm because the northern wind will be

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running all the day long. The wind adds to the astronomical tides.

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Let's look at the detail. The wind warning and also the ice weather

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warning and the weather warning for storm force winds. You can see on

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tomorrow's weather charts the closely packed isobars. Coming down

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from the north, remember the tide runs from the north of the Atlantic

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-- top of the Atlantic and down the North Sea. So the wind is adding to

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two high tides. We have got rain and snow in the south-east but the

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system associated with that is pulling away southwards. There maybe

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I is on untreated service in the next couple of hours but there maybe

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a short spell of rain, sleet and snow later. Some of us can wake up

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to a slight covering of snow but it could wash the great of the roads

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and the cleared behind, ice may well reform. The sun rises and the high

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water times are read these times. Very heavy seas indeed. The coast

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stormy. We get rid of that system quickly, what our four eyes for the

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commute in the morning. For many of us, cold and sunny. -- watch out for

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ice. Quite wintry temperatures. Into Friday evening, very quickly we will

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see a widespread frost developing. For the weekend, Saturday looks cold

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and sunny. The wind will slowly ease. Another frost into Saturday

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evening and then for Sunday, Raymond will spread from the West, -- rain

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it will spread from the West, preceded by snow. Then grey and

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damp. What a busy forecast. Keep an eye on

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the weather and tune into your local BBC radio station as well. Thanks

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for watching. Good night. ..and keep telling yourself

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over and over, "This will end." Ladies and gentlemen,

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the bride and groom. So what if I forgot

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our poxy anniversary? Er, I think this year

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was copper. 14th is poxy. Marriage is a marathon,

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not a sprint. Like a marathon,

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you have to keep on going... ..drink as much as you can... Please

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tell me you can see them, too. ..and keep telling yourself

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over and over, "This will end." Ladies and gentlemen,

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the bride and groom.

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