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just going to go up and down, up and down. Remember it could be even

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disruptive. Tonight: are we losing out

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to the south when it comes Our research reveals four times more

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is being spent on defences on the River Thames,

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than on the whole of Yorkshire. A year after storm Eva we'll be live

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on the banks of the Aire to assess how homes and businesses

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there are recovering. Also tonight: closing

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in on a killer. 25 years since a Mytholmroyd

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pensioner was murdered in her own home, police think

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someone who lived nearby You don't like to think people

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living locally being able to do something like that yes, yes, I

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think it must be somebody who lives in the vicinity.

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A first for triathlete Ali Brownlee as he takes the runner up prize

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in the Sports Personality of the Year awards.

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We live just died out Sheffield. We have carol singers and a pub. We

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have the entire cast of a Christmas nativity story, including a tiny

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baby and some potentially very angry sheep. What could possibly go wrong?

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Find out in 25 minutes. There should be sunshine around in 25 minutes.

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Find out about the rest of the week. Join me in the detailed outlook.

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Look North has discovered that four times more money is to be spent

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on building flood defences to protect London -

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than is planned to be spent on the whole of Yorkshire.

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The new figures have come to light almost a year after Storm Eva

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devastated the region with many communities still trying

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In England the total flood defence building programme is currently

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worth over ?3.5 billion in the coming decades.

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?440 million will be spent in Yorkshire on improving

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and building flood defences across the region.

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Now this is the Thames Barrier, it is the river gateway to London,

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and we've found that ?1.8 billion will be spent

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on new flood defences here beyond 2021 That is four times

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as much than is currently earmarked to be spent

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And all of this is happening as the rivers in our

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Yorkshire has a long history of being scarred by the effects of

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flooding. The first-ever addition of a programme in 1968 was all about

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flooding in York. The police force have about 30 officers and about a

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dozen boats helping people like this. York today is looking like

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Little Venice. I was piggyback by somebody with rages on. They're

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going to pick us up to take us for something you eat. In 2007,

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Sheffield and South Yorkshire was subsumed in torrential rain while

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storm either blasted West and North Yorkshire last Christmas. Last

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Christmas was the wettest December on record. The climate models

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suggest the extreme events as we saw last year should become the norm as

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we move into the future. Today, the Environment Agency says it's

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investing record amounts of money in defences in Yorkshire which will

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protect 70,000 homes. Many is spent on protecting London because it is

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the central economic driving force of the UK but that is of little

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comfort to those 4000 households across Yorkshire flooded last year

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and whilst London remains dry, the rivers in our region are rising.

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During the 1970s, the Reverend 's hand and average peak of 8.5 metres

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a year. In the 1980s, that peak climbed again and broke them nine

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metre threshold a decade after. It has continued to rise ever since.

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Given what happened last year, this river is now picking on average at

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9.3 metres high. Other academics warned that we face tough choices

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and by the government and those affected by flooding have to realise

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that money cannot solve everything. What happens every time we have a

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flood? We throw some money at it. We hope to god it doesn't happen again.

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And it's blatantly obvious that the kind of sticky plaster approach we

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have is not up to the job, not fit for purpose. If you take a place

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like York, it's the case that almost no amount of flood defences and

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cities could ever properly cope. There isn't an amount of concrete

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that you could apply if you allow for building all over the flood

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plains of the river and allow the agricultural practices, the lack of

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tree-planting etc to continue. On current trends, it's not a question

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of if Yorkshire will flood badly again. It's now really only a

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question of when. Well, every night this week we'll be

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revisiting the Yorkshire communities devastated by the Boxing Day floods

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to see how they're recovering and planning

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for a flood-resilient future. Yes, and tonight we're in Leeds

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where more than three thousand homes and businesses were affected

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and where work is well underway Ian White is at Armley Mills museum

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close to the River Aire Good evening. The reason we've come

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to this museum is because they've got an exhibition remembering what

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happened a year ago. In fact, it's been put together by local people

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who were involved. One of the things that struck me was this chart on the

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wall. It shows water levels. This was the flood of 1946. A little bit

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higher up, the flood of 1866. If you go right up, this is the 27th of

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December 2015. That shows you how much water was here inside the

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mills. Great things on display, including some of the things that

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were washed up along the river banks. If you look over here, some

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of the photographs taken by local people. This is a good scene, the

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petrol station we saw on the news a few times. Appear again, a reporter

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interviewing some people who were involved in the rescue. I have spent

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the day in and around the cakes or area of Leeds finding out about the

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bull who were involved but it has been like for them. It was a flood

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like no other. The result, more than 2500 homes and 700 commercial office

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were flooded. Close to the city centre, the Environment Agency has

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been working on phase one of the Leeds flood alleviation scheme. That

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should prevent 3000 homes and 500 businesses being flooded in the

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future. The work going on behind B is the project led by Leeds City

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Council. They are installing a movable rear. Any further vent,

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those words will fall down and that will create extra capacity for the

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flood waters and help the war move safely through the city. I name is

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David Long. I'm the manager for a business in Leeds. Water came into

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the units around chest height and affected our materials which has

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meant we've had to delay the opening. A year on, the climbing

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ladders up and trading but things are still tough. The initial quotes,

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if we did qualify, came back at something like ?10,000 a year, which

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for a first-year business is an unaffordable cost. We are having to

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look at it because the cost of that versus the cost of home to close the

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business is something you have to weigh up. This is the ITV archive

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where we have the entirety of the ITV collection.

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At the studios on Coke Saul Rose, panic set in the flood water came

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into the floor on Boxing Day. Classic shows dating back to 1955

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could have been lost. We've implemented a defence system which

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includes an early warning system. There are a series of pumps that we

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have in the corridors and the basement to pump out any water that

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does make its way in. We've also got a number of flood defence barriers

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which cover the access points into the archive. The key thing is that

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we don't get any water into these film and tape storage areas. This

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Indian restaurant had to close. They plan to reopen but in the meantime,

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it has been turned into a community health, providing help and

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coordinating a team of over 1000 volunteers. A lot of it is clear

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debut which washed up but there's also clearing fly-tipping and

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bringing the river back into people's lives because it was

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something people had turned their back on. There is still a massive

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amount of work to be done and there is still uncertainty about funding

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for phase two of the flood alleviation scheme which would

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prevent -- protect areas like this one. Councillor Blake, obviously, it

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was devastating and there is talk of the phase two. Where are we with

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that? We are going to be competing phase one next year and additional

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money going into that. But we are putting together the feasibility

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study, looking at the city centre right up to the other place. We are

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looking at the whole river going right up into the Dales, making sure

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anything we can do higher upstream to stem the flow of water if it ever

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rises again is crucial. Absolutely crucial. Get the business plan and

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the government needs to commit the full amount. Previous governments

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needed to commit. That is the real disappointment. After 2007, 2008, we

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had a fully costed scheme. They changed their criteria and cancelled

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the scheme in 2011 because it was deemed to be unaffordable. Well,

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what a false economy. So many people have suffered so much as a result.

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Our people safer now than a year ago? They certainly are in the city

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centre where phase one is. The response of the community, the

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facsimile people now know what to do, know who to get in contact with

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and all of the emergency supplies, vicar of occasions that went down

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because they went underwater, all of those things we've been working on,

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that we need the next phase of the scheme. We'll get the feasibility

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study done but we need the commitment from government. Have a

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Merry Christmas. But who are not busy like last Christmas. If you

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want to command serious exhibition, it is here until June.

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And tomorrow night we'll be live in York to assess

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Still on the way before seven: The price of change.

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We live in this village just outside of Sheffield to celebrate Christmas

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the only way they know how, with a live nativity. We have animals,

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babies and carol singers. Yes, we are going to be warming your

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Christmas cockles in a few minutes time.

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The niece of an 88-year-old woman who was murdered in West Yorkshire

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25 years ago says she wants justice for her aunt.

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Agnes Ogden was found dead in her home in Mytholmroyd

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Today cold case detectives have launched a fresh

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She was lovely. She was very kind. Very fragile. Even today, while her

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anniversary, think of her but on the anniversary, it's like it was

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yesterday. 25 years ago today, this widow was found murdered at her home

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in my ride. She been hit in the face and was asphyxiated. It wasn't clear

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at the whether anything could -- had been still about 25 years on,

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detectives believe modern scientific developments could still help them

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identify who killed Agnes Ogden. Until the day of her murder, Agnes

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had lived alone for 20 years after the death of her husband. Few clues

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at the time, just the torch which had not belonged to Agnes lying on

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her bedroom floor. The little old lady has been attacked in your own

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home where she should have been safe and if anyone knows anything, I

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would appeal to them to come forward. Her niece's plea at the

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time just as heartfelt 25 years later. Even after all this time,

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please contact the local police if you know something. Detectives

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believe the answer to who murdered Agnes Ogden lies in the Times

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community. We were very close to Agnes, Reggie? Yes, very. I still

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miss. 25 years on, I am told by your minds that its a horrible effect. It

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does. To think of an elderly lady on her own. I'm getting in a position

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now and, you know, you just think crikey, what it must have been like

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for her. But after 25 years, Agnes Ogden's Keller has still not been

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found. North Yorkshire power station Drax

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has been given the go ahead to complete its part-conversion

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from coal to biomass. Half of the plant now produces

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renewable electricity through burning wood pellets,

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saving 12 million tonnes Drax says that with support

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from the government it could convert Independent traders in Barnsley,

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including a family jewellers which was established in 1947,

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are being put out of business as the council presses ahead

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with a modernisation Traders say that whilst market stall

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holders have been protected, they've been turfed out with no

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support and no appropriate For more than 50 years, this

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Jewellers has operated in Barnsley but this will be its final

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Christmas. I'm a third generation of the family. My grandfather started

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the jewellery business. It was just if you watches and trinkets. The

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shop is popular and has even welcomed royalty but it is now on

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borrowed time. The main gate green arcade is being renovated and the

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Jewellers has been handed its notice. People are coming in and

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they are crying we are not going to be here. Who's going to do our watch

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repairs, batteries and to our chain? The own institution. It's a similar

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story around the corner at Memento. Rebecca Dawson built here card and

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gift business up over 15 years. She says the council hasn't offered her

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an alternative unit and she must close for good in January. The fact

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they could do this to people who have been loyal business traders in

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the town centre for many many years and to be treated with such

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disregard for your business, your livelihood, is really quite

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despicable. The council has designed Barnsley a new look with cinema,

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shops and restaurants to rival Sheffield and Leeds. It says it has

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looked after traders with many being successfully relocated to the

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Victorian arcade. We've given all due legal notification to businesses

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and prior to that, we've undertaken consultation to make sure businesses

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are aware, so there have been three separate consultations over a number

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of months. We've followed up with businesses as well, where they

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wanted further information. Despite many years together, the

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relationship between some traders and the council has not been happy

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ever after. Tanya is here, looking fresh as a daisy.

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It was quite a late night last night with a fantastic night. You kind of

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forget quite what has happened through the year. It was an

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incredible year of sport and Yorkshire was right across it.

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Almost a Yorkshire triumph but actually just to have triathlon up

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there, quite an achievement. Alistair Brownlee admitted

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afterwards that brother Jonny had a big part to play in him getting

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second place in Spoty - but in typical fashion,

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he said he wouldn't even let him On a night celebrating

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an incredible sporting year, 16 nominees for 2016. An impressive

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five from Yorkshire. Our stars were dotted throughout the night. After

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becoming the first female boxer in history to win an Olympic gold in

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London, she became the first female boxer to defend her title in Rio.

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It's seconds out for Nicola Adams. Please welcome our likely lads from

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Yorkshire, Danny Willett signed Alistair Brownlee. Katrina Cox

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triumphed in the velodrome and in the athletics track. Jamie, you are

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one of our contenders tonight. A magnificent season for you.

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Incredible stars with incredible stories but in the end, brotherly

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love captured the imagination. The incident in Mexico, where I carried

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C, definitely played a part. Winning Olympic gold was a massive thing for

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me personally and a massive achievement but that incident in

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Mexico kind of took us to the attention of people who otherwise

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might have not followed us and even Olympic sport. It captured the

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imagination. Her brother is responsible for me standing on the

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stage tonight. You are not going to let him have it, are you? No, he's

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not even going to touch it! In second place is Alistair Brownlee.

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Alistair is not a man used to coming second but this time he was more

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than happy to be runner-up. As someone who is a triathlete and

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someone who's watched the sports personality of the year, just making

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if there was genuinely a real achievement and a real honour. And

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to come away in second place in a public vote, the public out there

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have got out of their way to vote for me, and that's really special.

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Well done him. In rugby league, there's

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still no announcement This afternoon the joint

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administrator told the BBC he was still awaiting the outcome

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of discussions between one of the interested parties

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and the RFL, and was hoping for a resolution

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at some point today. If no suitable takeover can

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be arranged, the club In football, Yorkshire's clubs

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are dominating the Championship playoff places after THREE

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of our teams scored late Leeds and Sheffield Wednesday join

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Friday night's winners Huddersfield in the top six,

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while Barnsley were involved Christmas is it time for celebration

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is so here are three. The special kind you get with a goal at the last

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moment of a match. Here is how we got there. This was the most at a

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game he's been involved in. Some will followed up this header with a

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neat finish. Josh Gallen had the easiest of tasks to put the Reds up

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at half-time. Cardiff made it 3-3 with less than two minutes to go.

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But as the clock ticked down, three Yorkshire clubs were about to give

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their fans an early Christmas present. First, to Elland Road. You

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would have thought the Santa Claus in the crowd might have had

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something else to do at this time of the year. These captain gave them a

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reason to be merry, sealing a win over Bradford. Just down the M1 in

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Sheffield, a South Yorkshire derby. Tense evening and goalless until

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this. Richard Wood was adjudged to have made a foul. Fletcher grabbed

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all three points. Even later, back to Barnsley, who wouldn't settle for

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anything less than a wind down in Wales. Ryan Williams had just come

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on as a substitute. He only needed one touch, 4-3. Chesterfield moved

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out of the relegation zone. O'Neill with the only goal against Bolton.

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Bradford needed to go is to score their equaliser. Finally, a tale of

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two free kicks. Liam Mandeville showed how it was done. Luke

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Summerfield from rooms be didn't. That's it from me. I am off to rest

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my voice. Now we're all fond of

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a nativity, aren't we? But at Stannington in Sheffield

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they seem to take it more For the last 20 years,

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a selection of sheep, donkeys, horses and a cast of around 15

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actors have performed the Christmas story live in pub car

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parks around the village. Tom Ingall is there for

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this year's offering. Children, animals and pubs Tom -

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what could possibly go wrong?! I am sure we will find out in the

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course of the next two and a half minutes. Have you bought all your

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presence yet? Have you ordered every mince pie that you are going to

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consume? Of course you haven't because there are six days to go.

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Let us relax, put Christmas on pause and reflect on the true meaning of

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the festive season. We are outside the pub in Stannington. We have

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carol singers singing beautifully. We have a full cast and crew of our

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nativity story, including a very well-behaved bronchi. The tiny baby

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and some sheep that may turn mutinous. Let's meet the cast. We

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have joseph here. I work in hospital. Why you enjoyed this

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Christmas message? It's a way of getting people together and is a

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nice thing to do as a community. Introduce us to your lovely wife.

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This is Shannon. You are playing Mary this year. This is not a first

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performance. No, I played Jesus and I've also played Angels and a

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shepherd. In the nicest possible way, this has been going quite a

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while because you've splayed small Jesus. Yes! This is not yours, is

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it? She is Lily, eight weeks old and the most well-behaved baby ever.

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She's not yours but it's amazing how far you will go for the extra mile.

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She's very well-behaved, isn't she? Let's hope it stays that way. Let's

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meet the organiser, Alison Cook. You put this charabanc together. How

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many years has it been going? It's been going for about 25 years. Is it

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to spread the Christmas story? It started when Richard was closed and

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we need to find somewhere to do the carol service. There was no room

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unions are we had to go outside the inn. The pub has welcomed us. Howley

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clubs you visit? We used to visit all four pubs but one has closed.

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Does the evening get more relaxed as it goes on, on the mulled wine? The

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mulled wine is supposed to be at the end but quite a few people pop in to

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see the bars as well. I hope it goes well. We have a crowd. Good evening,

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crowd! Good evening! There will be more of them by this -- by the time

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this starts at seven o'clock. They've been very well-behaved.

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Let's play out now with some carols. Take it away, Maestro. O COME ALL YE

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FAITHFUL That is what Christmas is about.

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What community spirit. A bit of an update now on a story

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we brought you last week because it seems the South Yorkshire fire

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fighters hoping to be Christmas number one

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are setting the charts alight. Red Watch from Sheffield

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and the Everley Pregnant Brothers performed Live for Look North

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on Wednesday night. Their charity single Chip Pan had

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reached number 15 in the charts by Saturday according

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to the official chart company. The Christmas number one

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will be revealed on Friday. Well played, lads. I hope it makes

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number one. We were read, Mr Hudson. We are worried about the weather at

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the weekend. Are you? It could potentially be pretty

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stormy. Severe gales likely on Christmas Day making a big change to

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what we've been used to. We will keep you posted on that in the

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coming days. An update at 10:30pm tonight. Me show you two pictures

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which have coming in the last 24 hours. That is sunset tonight in New

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York. An equally lovely one in Bradford. The colours are

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spectacular. Keep the pictures coming in. At least in the short

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term, is looking fairly quiet. Tomorrow not a bad day. There will

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be some sunshine. You can see the jet stream in full spring. They

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could be some disruption was severe gales possible in places. We will

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keep you posted this week. There has been a lot of cloud in the sky and

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on the satellite picture. That cloud has been thickening. It will bring

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patchy light rain across South Yorkshire, Eastern parts of

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Yorkshire and later, West Yorkshire. Amounts will be very, very small and

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many of us will stay dry. Some mysterious over hills and at least

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it would be frost free. We are looking at lowest temperatures of

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three Celsius. The sun rises at 820 28 M. -- eight 22 AM. A cloudy start

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and a damp start in places. The wind will pick up steadily through the

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morning. Some nice sunshine coming through on Tuesday afternoon. That

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wind will certainly knock the edge of the temperatures. Let's have a

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look at the afternoon. Maximum temperatures. Six Celsius in many

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areas. Some rain to come on Tuesday night. Wednesday will be a day of

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sunshine and scattered showers. Friday night into Christmas Eve

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turns wet and windy. Then potentially a stormy Christmas

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weekend. That's your forecast. We have an update at eight o'clock

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and these two will be back with the latest news and weather in our

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extended ten o'clock news. Hope you can join us. Goodbye.

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Ben dropping a frozen turkey on Mum's foot.

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Put me down! No, we talked about this.

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