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Good evening - this is Tuesday's Look North.

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On the programme tonight - fighting for compensation for steelworkers.

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Hundreds of former coking plant workers and their relatives sue

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British Steel, claiming they were exposed

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One minute it was fine and the next minute my husband was dying. It was

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a big shock. The devices that foil speed cameras;

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a man who fitted a so-called jammer is fined hundreds

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of pounds but escapes jail. Returning to the era

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of new council houses. The first in 30 years

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are built in Sheffield, One of Yorkshire's last

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remaining mole-catchers looks The cloud and rain that brought

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scenes like this will return. A lot of cloud and will feel cooler also.

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I will be back later with the details.

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A High Court action is to be taken by lawyers on behalf of hundreds

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of former steel workers including more than

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It's claimed their job exposed them to toxic substances in British Steel

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coking plants dating back to the Second World War.

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Our Correspondent John Cundy has been speaking to one

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widow from Killamarsh, who lost her husband to lung cancer

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after he'd worked at coking plants in South Yorkshire.

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For years, working at the works behind me. His family are adamant it

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was the exposure to dust and fumes which were responsible for Terry's

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death years later. Everything has changed. What we planned, everything

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has gone. He got to see his grandkids that he loved but didn't

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get to spend much time with them. My life has completely changed now. You

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get married and plan your work and what you are going to do. That has

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gone. It stopped dead instantly. One minute it was fine and the next we

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are not working and my husband is dying. These conditions they were

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exposed to four decades until more safeguards were brought in. Lawyer

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David Johnson who is representing his widow and 325 other Coke

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workers. I met Terry in this house. I met a number of other claimants.

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Some are very poorly and on oxygen. I've met a number of individuals

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that have passed away. One individual I met three days before

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he died. I feel very passionately about this. These individuals go to

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work, they expect to be healthy. They go there to earn money and

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these individuals have conditions through no fault of their own. There

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is a lot of people out there and they need to know that they can put

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a claim in. You can get justice if you have lost your husband and they

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are ill and have not been able to work for how many years. Life is

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change through a job like that. -- lives are changed. He was on good

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money but look what happened on the end of it. British Steel told us

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they are aware of the claims made against them but say while legal

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action continues, they cannot comment any further at this stage.

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A road safety charity has called for tougher sentences

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after a Scarborough man avoided a jail term despite using a speed

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Ben Kitto had the laser device fitted beneath his number

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plate so that he was able to travel at up to 90mph

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Brake says his two month suspended sentence is far too lenient.

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Caught on camera. A BMW going at speeds of up to 91 miles an hour on

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the A64 last June but even though it is based past police, officers

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couldn't recover the speed because it was fitted with a laser jamming

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device. Discreetly attached to the numberplate. Ben Kitto, seen him in

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the grey suit, had installed a ?300 Janmaat that rendered his car

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invisible to police lasers. They are trying to put people above other

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people. Having this device, you must be aware of the circumstances of

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using it on the road. You may have to face higher penalties. Laser

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jammers can be used and motorists are using them illegally to flight

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the law. It detects a laser beam and decode the signal the four to eight

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signals by sending back in visible light in reply. Please can take an

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accurate reading. Andrew Stubbs QC said what Ben Kitto did on the A64

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was a serious crime and only narrowly avoided jail because he is

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a family man with a previous good character. This incident is not

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isolated. North Yorkshire Police are investigating four other similar

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cases. The father of two got the device of the Internet knowing what

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it could do. He expected a stern warning if he was caught using it.

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He was given a two-month sentence suspended for 12 months and five

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points on his licence. The punishment some say is not harsh

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enough. This legal system years giving out lenient sentences which

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means families are being let down. This isn't acceptable. The judge

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said Ben Kitto was arrogant and showed disregard for the law and

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safety of other road users. Traffic officers are being trained in

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spotting the devices and drivers using them are being warned to

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destroy them or suffer the consequences.

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In other news now, and Sheffield City Council is to put

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up council tax by nearly 5% - an increase

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which includes a 3% rise specifically to pay for social care.

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This equates to an extra 87 pence per week for

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The council said around 225 jobs will be lost

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as it tries to find extra savings of ?40 million next year.

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A man who used his car as a weapon to run down a petrol station

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attendant as he attempted to drive away with ?120

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worth of diesel has been jailed for 17 months.

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30-year-old Scott Dearing drove into Michelle Carr

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Miss Carr suffered bumps and bruises,

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Dearing was jailed having previously pleaded guilty to eight offences,

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Protestors in Sheffield were out for a second day to try and prevent

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trees from being cut down in the Nether Edge area of the city.

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They were successful in stopping contractors Amey

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from felling two trees on Chippinghouse Road.

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But this afternoon were unable to prevent a third from being

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chopped down after protestors were threatened with arrest.

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An anti-fracking protest camp in Ryedale is being investigated -

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following complaints about noise, mess and parking.

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Campaigners set up on the site near Kirby Misperton after a company

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was given the go-ahead to drill for shale gas.

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The District Council says it may have to take action

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Later on Look North: A familiar face back at Headingley.

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Paul Grayson, who scored thousands of runs, returns to coach

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A drop-in centre in Leeds which supports refugees

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and asylum seekers says it could be forced to close

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Meeting Point, which is run by volunteers

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in Armley, provides hot food, clothing, food parcels and English

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classes for hundreds of adults and children each year.

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If funding isn't secured son, organisers say they'll be forced

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All asylum seekers. Forced to flee their homes in Gambia, Iran and

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Zimbabwe because of cultural and political oppression. They say they

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feared for their lives. Every week they come to this drop-in centre.

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Meeting with dashed Meeting Point provides food, clothes and advice

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for many in need. It has become their lifeline. It is like we are

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their relative. When I came here, I didn't know anybody and was lonely.

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I come here to talk to people, to release the stress in thinking too

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much. It began 14 years ago when members of Christchurch in Armley

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responded to a need within their community. Today 150 people use the

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centre every week. Last year, 3000 hot meals were served and 2000 food

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parcels handed out. Today, Meeting Point is in crisis. It costs ?60,000

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a year to run. In the past it applied to trust the funding that --

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but organisers say cutbacks have led to increased competition which has

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left them squeezed. If the funding runs out, we wouldn't be able to

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employ their staff to run the project. We would have to close the

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project and it will be difficult to continue. The impact on that would

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leave many people who have been coming here for many years, the

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support, the community, it will leave them feeling alone. Organisers

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fear without donations, this centre could be forced to shut its doors

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within six months. The first new council houses for 30

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years have been built in Sheffield, and they'll provide

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1,000 homes in the city. Back in 1980 almost a third

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of people in England lived in a council house

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but today that figure In Sheffield the number

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of council houses has halved. There used to be more than 80,000,

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now the local authority But with the country facing

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a shortage of affordable housing, Sheffield is taking action

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to tackle the problem. Rental houses are ?2 15 a week. The

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central heating costs ?1 a week. Gracious living within reach. There

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will be some waiting list. The 1950s and 60s saw hundreds of thousands of

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council houses built every year. The slums had been cleared. Families

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were introduced to brand-new housing estates with gardens and indoor

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toilets. But since the 80s, the number being built has fallen

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dramatically. Margaret Thatcher's right to buy policies saw an

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explosion in the number of people buying their homes from local

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authorities at a huge discount. Today, there are more than 1 million

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people on waiting lists the council houses in England. That's why here

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in Sheffield they are now taking action. These are the first new

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council houses to be built in Sheffield for 30 years. The plan is

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for the council to provide an extra 1000 homes. Almost 500 of them will

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be brand-new. These are the first 50. Most have already been let in

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some of the families have already moved in. Dean and Sarah have four

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children or with disabilities or health problems. Dean has

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osteoarthritis and osteoporosis. They got the keys to their new home

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two weeks ago. It is amazing. Very spacious. We were in a smaller three

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bedroomed house before. Three boys with various difficulties and

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disabilities in one small bedroom. This is a four bed. Everything is

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suitable. We have a flat back garden. Once the adaptations are in,

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we will be well on our way. Around 40,000 people registers at wanting a

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council house in Sheffield is so new homes are vital. The need for social

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housing has never been greater. There was a great need for two and

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four bedroomed homes. Presumably the people that movie will have a right

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to buy them in a few. 15 years. In 15 years, they might not be council

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houses any more. That is true but not everyone wants to own a home. It

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is not right of everyone. Sheffield's brand-new council houses

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are now complete. They are putting the finishing touches to the

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brand-new Street before the final families moving.

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They're as busy today as they were 200 years ago!

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We're talking about Yorkshire's canals!

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Leisure and recreation is the main use for them these days

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but the floods of December 2015 have left their mark on some

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In West Yorkshire, engineers are in race to rebuild

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some walls and paths ahead of the spring tourist

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season which gets underway in the next few months.

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The Boxing Day floods of 2015 were among the worst in living memory.

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They will it is along the Calder Valley, some of the hardest hit. One

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of the legacies of that event was damage caused to the walls and

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towpaths of the 200-year-old Rochdale Canal between Selby Bridge

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and Todd Bowden. This is one of the many problems. The canal wall has

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sunk in. What has been happening is the water level in the canal has

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been holding the wall up but you can see behind me, that part has

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collapsed completely. That is what they are having to rebuild. Before

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we stabilising works can begin, the canal has to be drained. Specialist

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contractors are brought in to scoop up any remaining fish left. We put a

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small current into the water and it did make -- that disables the

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muscles in the fish. That allows us time to get them and put them in

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full bins of water and we can move them to the next full section of

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water. We have had Roach, bream, perch, Pike. The canal and Rivers

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trust is spending ?1 million on the scheme but dismantling and

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reconstructing a 200 year canal wall is not without its own difficulties.

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In some areas, the water is holding up some sections of the walls. The

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challenge is on these sections. We are so restrictive here. All the

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bridges are narrow and some are agricultural access bridges. It is

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all man handled and taking a lot more time than our other sites when

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we can bring in bigger machines. Yorkshire's canals may be a legacy

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from a bygone industrial 80s -- age but 200 years on, they still play an

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important role in the well-being of the communities they serve in terms

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of leisure and tourism. The work going on here is due to be completed

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by the middle of March. I hope they get it finished on time otherwise

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there will be some angry narrow bait -- narrow boat people.

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Football now and Huddersfield Town head coach David Wagner and Leeds

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counterpart Garry Monk have been charged with improper conduct

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In addition, both clubs have been charged with failing

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to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion.

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The two head coaches clashed near the end

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of the Terriers' 2-1 win on Sunday, after which the players joined in.

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The clubs have until Friday evening to respond to the charges.

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A familiar face will be returning to Headingley this summer as former

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Yorkshire player Paul Grayson takes charge of the Diamonds for this

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As well as a successful playing career, he also coached

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The Diamonds struggled in the inaugural event in 2016,

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He's here alongside Katie Levick who'll be hoping to be part

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How has it been back at Headingley? I will be joining them at the middle

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of July. Hopefully we will have a good campaign. How excited are you

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about coaching the women's side? It is the first time working with them.

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We have a strong side up there and I am really enjoying that. They are

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really good to work with and easier than some of the blokes. As women

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are so much better. I am enjoying it and we have a talented squad and we

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are putting that together for this campaign. Katie, what is it like to

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have him in charge? I imagine it would be excited and great to have

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someone so involved in their women's game. Hopefully take us to the next

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level. Why should you be in the team this season? I like to see that my

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stats speak for themselves. What is the women's cricket like in terms of

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profile and where it can go? It was highlighted last year. Mark Robinson

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took on the role of the women's England job. I can see women's

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cricket going from strength to strength around the world. That is

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one of the reasons why I have got involved and why I am looking

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forward to it. Katie, you have been around the squad last season. How do

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you assess the prospects given the trials of last season? Wait till the

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squad comes out but it was a great learning experience last year and

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the only way is up. We can learn a lot from last year and look to

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progress. With Paul in charge, he will bring a different angle and

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hopefully it will be great. Paul Cummins you that the successful

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teaching career. What have you got planned for the ladies to take them

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through the season? The key to the campaign is starting well will stop

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they found a nice format the end of the summer but are already at the

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condition. We must make sure we hit this season running and get some and

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momentum. Hopefully I can bring my experience. You look at the women's

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game. Now you watch them, physically, they are in really good

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conditions and I'll bowling a lot faster and the girls can hit the

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balls for fours and sixes. In the past, they may have struggled to do

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that. Many things I can bring with the men's professional game, I can

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bring matter the women's game also. We wish you well. Good luck for the

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season, Katie. I hope you get that place in the squad.

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There are some big hitters in the technology industry,

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You've got Amazon - they're from Seattle.

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Google and Apple - both based in California.

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They are from Sheffield and they've just been listed alongside those big

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names as one of the most innovative tech companies in the world.

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They create software that the major film and tv studios use to subtitle

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James Vincent popped along to have a look.

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No, I don't know what that means either because ZOO

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Digital have their office in Sheffield and have been named as one

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of the most innovative tech companies in the world.

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Below them on the list is just some other small

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companies like Microsoft, Sony and IBM.

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ZOO Digital Works with the BBC on programmes like Silent witness

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When people are watching Amelia Fox catch another killer in

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China or Australia, the text at the bottom of the screen is most

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All the software is designed by ZOO themselves and their captioning and

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subtitle system is used by broadcasters across the world.

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It is all put together just off the Sheffield ring road.

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It is not an obvious place to have an

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entertainment focused business but one of the great things about being

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here is we have access to graduates from two great universities that

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give us a fantastic source of new staff.

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They work with thousands of translators across the world to

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transform films and television programmes, making sure people can

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understand what is being said, make sure the jokes make sense

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Sheffield, of course, is one of their bases and

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the other is in London and Los Angeles.

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Our whole businesses in the additional sector as well as a

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number of software companies and games companies.

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It is an exciting time and place to be in Sheffield.

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Some of the biggest companies in the world are already here.

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Sheffield universities are turning out high

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ZOO Digital, you might not have heard of

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them before, but you've almost certainly seen

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their work in the entertainment industry.

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Now it's not your everyday career, but Calderdale's last mole catcher

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is hoping to put his trade back on the map.

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Albert Morton has spent half a century catching moles

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and is looking for an apprentice before he retires.

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He's in high demand and has hundreds of customers

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This is a picture of a French mole catcher. 1821. An age old trade and

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Albert has been at it since 1964. Like the great small catch is that

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went before him, he can go on forever. He is looking for an

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apprentice to teach history. One of those old country craft trades that

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I don't want to die out. I want to show somebody how to do it. Albert

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says every village used to have a mole catcher but now he's the only

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one left in Calderdale. Because it is so time-consuming, most pest

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controllers won't help with this dying trade. Got one. I put these

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traps in yesterday and I've caught it. Must have caught it first thing

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this morning. Albert has more than 300 customers ranging from farmers

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to golf course owners. He uses traps because he thinks they are the most

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humane way of catching moles. It is so quick. It doesn't realise. If

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there was any suffering, I wouldn't do it. Moles create an elaborate

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network of underground titles but the soil they pushed the surface not

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only cause is a mess but can contaminate food for farm animals.

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With a wet winter weather comes a lot of work to Albert. The moisture

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brings the whims to the top of the soil and where the worms go, the

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moles follow. It is busy but this year is manic. I am near to my sell

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by date and it's time to be thinking about giving up. I don't just want

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to stop it. I would prefer to get somebody and teach them how to do it

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for nothing and so it carries on. Carrying on is just what Albert is

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struggling with. He hoped that some day soon he will be able to hang up

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his trowel and leave it for the next generation.

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Good old Albert. I don't think it would be a job for me and our

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vegetarian loving weather girl either.

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It was a bit of a mud pit out there. It has been damp through the morning

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but it brightened up nicely this afternoon. Let us have a look at

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some pictures that reflect that. The sunshine was out late morning. We

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have a cloudier Saltaire in some parts of Yorkshire which stayed

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cloudy throughout the day. The third picture gets you into the moon for

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Valentine's Day. Here's a reminder. You can keep your pictures coming

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in. You can also tweet me. The rain that affected us last night is going

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to return again overnight tonight and tomorrow. It will open the doors

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to cooler air. Tomorrow, cold, cloudy and damp with a slum

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improvement through the afternoon. Here is the pressure chart for

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Thursday. By Thursday, Friday and the weekend, you will start to feel

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the effect of that air and we are looking at the risk of some snow in

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places. Clear spells and breaks in the sky developed. That club of

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bacon from the East spreading westwards overnight bringing with it

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some light rain and drizzle. -- that cloud from the East. Temperatures

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dropping down to three Celsius. There will be a lot of cloud around

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tomorrow morning. Patchy rain and drizzle and a grey start the day. We

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have improvement and the rain will fizzle away. The cloud base will

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lift but there will still be a lot of cloud through the afternoon. It

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will start to feel chilly with temperatures below average for the

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time of year getting up to three and five Celsius. Looking further ahead

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into Thursday and Friday, really starting to feel chilly.

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Temperatures below freezing by day. Quite a lot of cloud and some

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flurries possible. Is it normal to keep cats inside when it is Monday

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-- muddy? It is if you have cream carpets. We will be back with more

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of that at ten o'clock. Hope you can join us then.

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