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You're watching Tuesday's Look North.

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The moment when Yorkshire's busiest shopping street -

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Police condemn the behaviour, which closed roads for two hours.

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They didn't give a fig for anyone but themselves.

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It was taunting behaviour, they were trying to get in to trouble.

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An arrest has been made, police say they will catch those responsible.

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If she thinks that is going to stop us, stand back and stand cldar.

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Campaigners calling for an hnquiry in to the Battle of Orgreavd say

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the gloves are off and they're planning legal action.

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Hundreds of people oppose plans to build thousands of new homes

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on green-belt land on the outskirts of Leeds.

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And we'll meet the man who's worked nonstop for nearly a year hdlping

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people in Calderdale recover from the Boxing Day floods.

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A leafy lidded cello with the next few days. Station for a fordcast

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shortly. -- we will really feel the chill over the next few days.

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People who witnessed a gang of bikers rampaging through Leeds

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have told Look North they feared for their lives.

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Around 50 motorcyclists brotght roads to a standstill

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as they drove at speed down pedestrianised areas

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Police called it appalling behaviour that showed a complete

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disregard for the safety of the public.

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Ali Fortescue is on Briggate tonight.

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This is a pedestrianised arda of light in the centre of Leeds. But it

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didn't look much like that last night. What a cyclists were driving

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up and change your many with croissant. There were a lot of

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children out trick or treathng and it was very lucky that nobody was

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injured. According to social media,

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this was meant to raise But witnesses have compared

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the chaos in Leeds last night More than 50 bikers charging

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through the city centre in convoy. Eyewitnesses say they saw rhders

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pulling wheelies and driving against They totally were just having fun,

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clearly, but without any regard You know, driving on

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the pavements and things. Yeah, if it had been organised

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and they had planned it in `dvance, perhaps it could have

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been totally fine. But it felt unsafe and with

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little kids out on Halloween, From the behaviour that I s`w,

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it was surely only a matter of time It was really dark,

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dark up the side streets. They were trying

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to get into trouble. West Yorkshire Police shut

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Kirkstall Road for around an hour and a half last night,

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causing major traffic delays. They have since arrested

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a 26-year-old man who they believe was actively involved

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in organising the event. It comes as eight men were

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arrested after a similar ride-out This is where it all happendd,

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Kirkstall Road, one People say they saw bikes

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for about an mile that way, travelling all the way down this

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road, down those sidestreets, into the centre of town,

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until police blocked them at those But many feel there wasn't dnough

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of a police presence Halloween is a typically

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busy night for policing in West Yorkshire, as,

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I think, the public would expect. We were dealing with over 800

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incidents yesterday in Leeds alone. What I can say to reassure

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the public is that there were significant policing rdsources

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deployed onto the streets of Leeds in response to this

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particular issue. These scenes, police say,

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are unprecedented and put a strain on their force on one of

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the busiest nights of the ydar. As I say, police have arrested one

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person, a 26 to Bosman, thex think that this event was started on

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Facebook. They are trying to ascertain who organise it.

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The Orgreave Truth and Justhce Campaign says the gloves ard now

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off in its fight for an inqtiry into clashes during

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At least 90 men charged with rioting at the coking plant

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near Rotherham were acquittdd after suggestions that

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Yesterday the Home Secretary ruled out any

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Now campaigners say they're considering a legal

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A woman making that arrogant statement, if she thinks th`t is

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done to stop us, stand back and stand clear. The rage after the

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storm. These are people who feel led on and let down. Dismay and

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flabbergasted is no turning to anger. We are not going anywhere and

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we have plenty of tricks up sleeves. Just watch this space. We whll get

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justice and what happened 22 years ago. -- that you two years `go.

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There has been a huge and interest in this decision. If there was one

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message that came time and `gain from the platform it was th`t if the

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Government think that yesterday s announcement has made Orgre`ve

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slipped quietly into the night, think again. The violins is a

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defining moment of the industrial dispute. The sound of these tactics?

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Did the Government orchestr`ted these events? For now, camp`igners

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will have to wait because there is a new question to ask. Why did the

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Home Secretary refused an enquirer? They are considering an application

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for a judicial review of thd decision. It is not good enough to

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say that it was a long time ago and that lessons have been learned. We

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are all and hurtled to feel that if wrongdoing has been done th`t those

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who did it our custom code. We need to get the public by this c`mpaign.

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My view is that Amber Rudd has made a mistake by actually pushing it up

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the agenda. I hope that you can see that it is still very, very raw

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Thank you. The last word and a standing over nations was rdserved

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for Barbara Jackson who has helped to drive the campaign forward. If

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they were looking for a mandate to continue, it was given with volume.

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There was also anger in the Commons today as Labour MPs asked for more

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detail about how the Governlent came to its decision

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Before making her decision, did the Home Secretary recall files

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held by South Yorkshire Polhce and review them personally?

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I am told they never left Sheffield - is that true?

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Did she consider in detail the new testimony that has dmerged

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from police officers, particularly in relation

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Did she review all relevant Cabinet papers, such as the minutes

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of the meeting between Margaret Thatcher and Leon Brittan,

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stamped "secret", where the then Home Secretary states that he wants

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to increase the rate of prosecutions of miners?

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The Home Secretary did consider a number of factors

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She reviewed a wide range of documents, carefully considered

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the arguments contained in the campaign's submission and,

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indeed, spoke to the campaign and their supporters in person.

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I fully appreciate that we have a disagreement on this.

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That doesn't mean the Home Secretary's decision is wrong.

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So what documents relating to Orgreave have yet to be reldased?

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James Vincent is at South Yorkshire Police headquarters this evdning.

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As it stands, the campaigners want see any more documents than they

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have already seen. What thex want their hands on is what Andy Burnham

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was waiting in the House of Commons. Cabinet papers. What was Margaret

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Thatcher and her cabinet thhnking at the ten question mark what would the

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administration is between them and the army and security services? How

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was the miners strike policdd, particularly the Battle of Orgreave.

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Just to show you how expect`nt people, South Yorkshire Polhce.

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Ready prepared a lot of the documents and had been around every

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police station making sure they had every pupil rectitude. They had even

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appointed an archivist submhtted altogether. That person sitds are

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job next week. -- that person starts their job next week. I spokd to the

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Police Commissioner today. He said that this was an opportunitx for the

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campaigners and the police to be open and honest about what happened

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30 years ago. People want the truth. They want to go to the facts. If the

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sense of justice will be satisfied, you have to do that. From the police

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perspective, that has to be done as well. This was a moment when the

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police could have said that they were being cooperative and the not

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been self-justifying, we will make this archive available. We will talk

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about how we can do that anx sensible way. You had the

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campaigners previously sounding very angry and upset. One of the Brits

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now is a judicial review. It is not whether the decision was right but

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was the process the rich to get to that decision right? It would be a

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challenge to the way the decision was made. I also spoke to Kdn

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Capstick, he was the right hand man of Arthur Scargill. I asked him what

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he wanted to happen now? I was there with my son and I can remember those

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horses coming, charging through the police lines and it was unndcessary.

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I would like to know when that decision was taken and why. Because

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miners had to basically run for their lives or gets trampled

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underfoot by that cavalry. Do you think we will ever see thesd Cabinet

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papers and get to the bottol of what happened? I don't think that we will

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from a Tory Government. We didn t get it from the Labour Government

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either. We have to remember that. Whether Jeremy Corbyn would do so if

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you was a Government, I don't know. It is one of those things when it

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comes to national security, they will always try to protect ` former

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prime ministers. So Governmdnt papers look out of reach for the

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campaigners at the moment. But South Yorkshire Police already have their

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papers all marshalled up and ready to go. A big decision for the police

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force, do the release those papers without the public enquirer? We

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asked Home Office for an interview but nobody was available.

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We're joined now by Elizabeth Peacock, the former Conserv`tive MP

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for Batley and Spen who served under Margaret Thatcher.

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You supported miners during the strike

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and yet you don't support an inquiry into Orgraeve

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I did support the mining industry all through my political career and

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I don't support them now. I don t think that 32 years later it would

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do any good to anybody have the public enquirer. We have to remember

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that the strike was not abott the coal industry, it was about Arthur

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Scargill tractable down a Conservative Government. -- trying

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to bring down. I think that it gets lost. There was no authoritx or

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private or anything. They lots of people, both miners and polhcemen,

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got seriously injured. Quitd a lot and not know around. They c`n still

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do stories because they are not here. I spoke earlier today to a

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miner who went to the pits when he was 50. He said, no, it shotld not

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be brought up again. He said, V have tried to settle down over the years.

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He is a strong Labour man btt that it would not help anybody as the

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trusted everybody up against such other again. Is it not posshble that

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this contains a hint of a cover up? I know that is being said, H don't

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believe that. If you come b`ck as Ken Capstick said, the game Labour

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Government themselves recognised what a hornets nest it was. I think

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it is not managed to say th`t this is a Conservative Government

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cover-up. I don't think that -- I think that Amber Rudd is correct in

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what she was doing. It would be quite wrong to drag it up again You

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were there at the time and close to Margaret Thatcher. Is it trte that

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she made these changes to police tactics? Not to my knowledgd. We had

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lots of meetings with her and she was concerned about the mindrs who

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wanted to go to work and whose houses were being demolished, they

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couldn't buy food because the food shops wouldn't sell them food and

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her call minister asked me to help home bring some working men's ways

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to Westminster is of the grdat tell them what the was going on. She was

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concerned about how the comlunities were surviving. The police has a

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battered reputation and written in acquiring up then? I don't think

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this would be the thing to help them restored. I haven't been thhnking

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about the other position. They have two out of that on other thhngs --

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about their reputation. I think that the Government is doing this because

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they believe it is the right thing to do.

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Major changes to major investigations -

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North Yorkshire Police begins working with a neighbouring force

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to tackle some of the countx's most serious crimes.

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It's an issue which always provokes debate - does the need

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for new homes outweigh the need to protect the countryside?

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Figures from the Campaign to Protect Rural England show that

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in Yorkshire 46,900 homes are proposed for green belt land.

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Several schemes are being considering

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in the Leeds area, including one where the council

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is consulting on proposals to build up to 5,000 houses on the P`rlington

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The Parlington Estate, green belt land in north-east Leeds, close to

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Aberford, Garforth and Barwhck, that could have up to

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It could help Leeds City Cotncil tackle a housing crisis, but many

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people who already live here are not happy.

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We understand that Leeds needs homes.

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Our big issue with Parlington is that 5000 homes between an dxisting

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town and two villages that have stood for getting on for 1000 years

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apiece is just the wrong place to put it.

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Although privately owned, the estate is used as an amdnity,

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popular with cyclists, walkers and nature lovers.

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This would all disappear to be replaced by homes and all

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If you add another 10,000 c`rs, making up to about 25,000

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journeys a day from the devdlopment and we are very worried abott what

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All over this area, posters have been springing

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up, encouraging residents to take part in the council's consultation.

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For new homes to spring up here is nothing new.

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In fact, these homes have bden here just a few years.

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But it is the scale of the proposed development

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Six local councillors have put in writing they would prefer one

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large development rather than many smaller ones.

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Forcing 5000 houses on a rural area like this in the outer north-east

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tacitly approves the building on green field

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and green belt land, which is very hard to stomach

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when we know that there is brown field land in the city that

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We have a housing crisis in this country.

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We only built about 175,000 last year.

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We should be building a quarter of a million.

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The problem is where do we place all these homes?

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We need to actually build somewhere and sometimes green belt

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This is just one of several schemes under

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consideration across Leeds at the moment.

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The council has said it

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couldn't put up anyone for hnterview today while the consultation

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process is going on but it says it is taking into account local

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concerns while also taking into account the needs

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Long-running unsolved cases and serious crimes in north

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Yorkshire will now be investigated with the help of Cleveland Police.

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The two forces have announced a merger,

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with a combined unit to look at murders, rapes

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It's the latest sign that otr police forces are working more

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Sharing resources with neighbouring police forces is not a new concept.

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For instance a combined unddrwater search unit which covers north,

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South and West Yorkshire plus the Humber region

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South Yorkshire and Humbershde combine their human resourcds and

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They also share a technology department.

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Many police forces across the country

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including those in Yorkshird now work routinely together to procure

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West and South Yorkshire Police recently led a

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consortium of seven forces in awarding a contract for vehicles

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involving 11 models from three manufacturers.

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A mounted section of horses based in West Yorkshire

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Police's operations complex in Wakefield

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can provide support in

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other parts of Yorkshire as and when needed.

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And the National Police Air Service has a helicopter base in

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West Yorkshire that can be deployed when called

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upon by other forces in

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Today a new partnership as North Yorkshire Police and

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Cleveland combined to form ` major investigation team to tackld the

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I've been speaking to Assistant Chief Constable Amanda Olivdr

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about the thinking behind the new Major Enquiry Team.

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We've looked really carefully at demand over the last few years.

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What we've done in the past is pulled in

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local officers, usually detdctives, at times in those first few days.

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Now with two teams across the areas operating as one we will be able to

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secure that local policing footprint but really concentrate that team's

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Something like the Claudia Lawrence investigation, will this have any

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impact on that in terms of ` fresh pair of eyes on the investigation?

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OK, the Claudia Lawrence investigation will continue as is

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under Detective Superintenddnt Dai Malyn but what we

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review team, so periodicallx and robustly we will review all

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outstanding cases between Cleveland and North Yorkshire to look at new

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So, as DNA techniques improve for instance, we

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will be able to look again `t all the outstanding cases that dach

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If this is such a good idea how come we haven't done it

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OK, it has been done elsewhdre around the country but

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this is a first for the north-east of England.

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What we are keen to do across the north-east is to look at

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Cleveland is ideal because ht is a neighbouring force, a verx similar

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size to North Yorkshire, with similar demand.

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So this is a first for the north-east but

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Where do you draw the line here because the logic

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in all this is we're moving towards one combined police force,

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aren't we, rather than separate county police forces?

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So the local policing footprints in each of the

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areas will be really focused on delivering just that, local

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The specialist areas of polhcing that is high demand in the

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first few days but not high demand on each day of the year, th`t means

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you can concentrate those specialist resources there but then re`lly

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secure foundation in relation to local policing.

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Thanks for coming in

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An inquest into the death of a teenager in a shed fird

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in Doncaster has heard there was no criminality involved.

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The body of 13-year-old Jack Sheldon was found after

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After a short hearing the inquest was adjourned

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A development of up to 10,000 homes could be

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The former RAF base at Church Fenton is home

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to the new Leeds East Airport, but another part of the sitd

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is being explored as a posshble location for a new village.

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Selby District Council says it's just an idea put forward

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to Government at the moment and there would be

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a full consultation if it was taken further.

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Sheffield's Olympic silver medal winning

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trampolinist Bryony Page saxs it's important for people

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like her to prepare for life after competition.

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She was one of many Olympic and Paralympic athletes

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who attended a special caredrs fair today to help them think

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Though she intends to carry on until Tokyo in 2020,

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she says now's the perfect time to look ahead.

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It's transitioning from being completely focused on sport,

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whatever sport you've chosen to do, and being the best you can be

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at that, to a world outside the sport where you

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might not be participating, you might want to still be involved but

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as a coach or something, so it's working through the transithon.

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It's especially important to prepare for

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There are calls for a volunteer who has helped hundreds of people

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affected by the boxing day floods across the Calder Valley to be

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Trevor Bannister says he doesn't want any fuss -

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Ever since the Calder Valley was devastated

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by those floodwaters last

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December we've heard many t`les of the amazing community response

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story of just one man who has worked tirelessly

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help people all the way from Walsden to Elland.

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The man in question is

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And I'm honestly not exaggerating when I say that

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wherever you go in this valley someone will know him.

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working in Mytholmroyd and were told to follow the hosepipe

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Cleaning the footpaths at a sheltered housing

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A painter and decorator by trade, he's

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turned his hand to almost everything over the past year with just one day

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Maybe delivering new possessions to a property, that sort of thing.

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I've done some fitting of carpets for people.

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If I can help out and I know people who can help out

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we will get together and do whatever we can.

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Trevor's efforts have not gone unnoticed.

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There is now a Facebook campaign calling for some

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He is having to use shanks's pony, or his push-bike,

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lives, and he's got to cycle everywhere.

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Or he walks or gets public transport.

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It doesn't matter who you speak to within Calder

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Valley, everybody's heard of Trevor Bannister.

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Eventually, hopefully we'll get the lot done.

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If there were a VC for what Trevor has done he deserves

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He's had one day off in nearly a year.

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Well he wants sacking because he's not allowed to

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Trevor says he doesn't want any fuss but something

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Calderdale won't rest until they see an official `ward

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Time to check out the weathdr prospects.

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We will be in for the first frost of the season? Yes. That is fudlling

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calls. Let us have a look at some of your weather pictures. Look

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carefully, there is actuallx a dog in that figure. Thank you. Blue

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skies there. The next one. Not blue skies for everyone. Keep sending

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your pictures in. Tomorrow morning starts off on a

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call zero yet again. Overnight we will see clear spells forming. That

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will lead to a chilly start. Dry and write across Yorkshire. This is the

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air mass and it shows the temperature difference. This is cold

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here is going to continue to flow down. This is an Arctic marhtime air

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masks or that there is any calls. Overnight not a lot going on on the

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map. Clear spells, a little bit of cloud. You could see some mhst and

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fog patches. They are not showing up on the graphics. But look at these

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temperatures. We will be down to two or three Celsius tonight. It will

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feel chilly first thing tomorrow morning. The pressure chart tells

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the story from what will happen tomorrow in the next couple of days.

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High pressure in charge. Low pressure is a fair bit away from us

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but this is pooling and call you from the north. That will flood down

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tomorrow so despite its being a chilly start we not expecting

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temperatures to rise much in the sunshine. You may see showers on the

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East course. It will be a dry day. It will be a great day. Feeling more

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like autumn. Temperature is a very disappointing nine or 10 Celsius

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across-the-board. Something a little bit higher where we see prolonged

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spells of sunshine in South Yorkshire and north Derbyshhre. This

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high pressure slowly moves `way Another area of low pressurd will

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get to us by the end of the week. I think it will be dry for thd next

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couple of days but that will be calls.

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That sounds good. It has been warm.

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But frost on the way. We have been warned. I am b`ck with

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the week 's news. Goodbye.

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He's a scientist, brilliant apparently.

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But you may be bringing people over here who did things during the war.

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I will not work for you. I will not work for the British Government

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Let us not let the past haunt all of our actions.

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You've got to do something! It's only you that can!

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