30/12/2016 Look North (Yorkshire)

Hello, and a very good evening from news where you are.

Hello, and a very good evening from Look North.

Detectives investigating an incident - where a police officer

and member of the public were shot at in Bradford -

have released dramatic footage of the moment it happened.

Two shots were fired at a police car in the early hours

of Christmas Day as officers dealt with a disturbance.

Armed raids were carried out this morning, and a 21-year-old

Christmas Day morning in Bradford, 4.20am.

In the bottom right of the picture, police are dealing with

a disturbance outside the Krizma nightclub in Sackville Street.

As an officer talks to a member of the public,

A gun is aimed from the car window and shots are

West Yorkshire Police say the attack was clearly targeted.

No-one was injured, but detectives say the consequences

Armed officers were in Bradford this morning

A 21-year-old's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder

Police are still looking to trace two more men and have asked

anyone who saw anything here on Christmas Day morning,

or who recognise the car which was later found burned

and destroyed nearby, to get in touch.

Alistair Gill, BBC Look North, in Bradford.

A West Yorkshire campaign group has expressed concern over budget cuts

to services which support victims of domestic abuse.

At this time of the year, there's an increase in cases

of domestic violence and there are fears men and women

who are suffering will be left with nowhere to go.

There was one time when John was trying to shove my face

My son's bedroom was opposite the bathroom,

and I thought he was asleep. But he woke up and saw it.

Kate's story is upsetting and shocking to hear,

At this time of year, we're bombarded with images

of the perfect family gathered together to enjoy

It can be easy to forget that this can be a time of coercion,

Domestic abuse will affect one in four women

and one in six men during their lifetime.

A woman can be assaulted 35 times before the police

are even called and, although this crime accounts

for 16% of all violent crime across England and Wales,

That's because domestic abuse is a largely invisible

crime, which takes place behind closed doors.

and there aren't many criminal prosecutions.

Rick Hamilton is the chair of the White Ribbon Campaign,

a global movement of men working to end violence against women.

Their UK headquarters are in West Yorkshire

when families are spending so much time together,

It's a sad point to note that incidents of domestic violence

increase by a third on Christmas Day.

And homicides, an awful lot of those are, sadly,

homicides of women which are carried out by partners or former partners.

It's a shocking statistic, but that increases by 25%

He watched me all the time and would ring me to say that he'd

I was petrified and scared all the time.

Experts fear that budget cuts to support services is making it

harder for those who are suffering to get help and give their abusers.

The White Ribbon Campaign say perpetrators must recognise

they have a problem and take responsibility for changing

their aggressive behaviour. Charlotte Leeming, BBC Look North.

Also tonight, it's claimed our region's national parks have lost

more than ?4.5 million in government money over the past five years.

An investigation by the Press Association found

the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors and Peak District

The government says "it's committed to raising parks' budgets

"between now and 2020", and wants "to help them thrive."

An all-star pantomine in Leeds has suddenly been cancelled three

The final show of Snow White was scheduled for New Year's Day

in a specially-constructed marquee next to The Tetley arts centre.

One of the actors has told the BBC he is still owed money.

The organisers have apologised and blame "industrial issues".

Onto sport now and Leeds United missed out on the chance to move

to third place in the Championship last night, despite taking

And at the other end of the table - Rotherham's difficulties continue

after another home defeat. Tanya Arnold has the action.

Leeds came into this match full of confidence,

having won eight of their last ten matches, but took a little

while to settle, and some lax defending nearly costing them

Settle they did, though, and eventually took the lead.

Fans' favourite, Pontus Jansson, easily slipped his marker

and his header squirmed in past the keeper.

They had their chances to extend that lead.

They didn't, though, and they were made to pay for it.

The referee missed Liam Cooper's handball, but his assistant didn't.

A penalty to Villa and Jonathan Kodjia rifled it home.

There was still time for Leeds to grab the winner.

but saw his shot come back off the crossbar.

It's a measure of how far Leeds have come that this draw

Next up for Leeds are Rotherham, who are looking for back-to-back

wins after a victory over Wigan on Boxing Day, but two quick

first-half goals from Burton, aided by some poor defending

from Rotherham, put the Millers on the back foot.

But they rallied, Tom Adeyemi getting one back

They dominated the second half, but just couldn't find the finish

They're now ten adrift of safety at the bottom of the Championship.

Commiserations there, we have had a lovely week of weather, plenty of

sunshine, now to see how the weekend is looking with the full forecast

from Jennifer Bartram. New Year's Eve is looking

like another fairly cloudy and mild day, but by the time we get

to New Year's Day, it's looking much Through this evening and overnight,

we have a fair amount of cloud around, it's breaking in places,

especially further east, so we will see some clear spells

and, under the clear skies, perhaps a touch of frost and

some patches of mist and fog. Further west as well,

we will see a few drizzly patches, but on the whole, it's a mild night,

fairly breezy, and temperatures will dip down to around

seven or eight degrees. So, if you're stepping out

first thing on New Year's Eve, it's going to be a grey start

to the morning, but it improve. it's going to be a grey start

to the morning, but it improves. We'll see the sunshine coming

through, so quite a decent day Fairly mild, but by the afternoon,

we'll just start to see a few patches of rain spreading

into more northern parts. Tomorrow's top temperature

around 10 or 11 degrees, Now, as we head through

Saturday night and towards 2017, we keep an eye on this band of rain

which is gradually At the moment, it looks like,

by the time we get to midnight, that rain is going to be with most

of us, so it will be quite wet start will be quite a wet start

to bring in the New Year. New Year's Day itself is looking

something like this. Once that rain clears away,

we're looking at a dry day. There will actually be some sunny

spells, but that bitter northerly wind is going to make things

feel cold and the temperature on the thermometer up

to four degrees Celsius. A cold and soggy start of the year,

brilliant! I'll be back at 10.50 tonight,

when we'll find out how people in our region have fared

in the New Year's Honours list. Good evening, fog has been a problem

in recent days, slow changes over the next 48 hours or so as this

weather front moves south bringing rain and behind it, much cleaner,

cold arctic air which will sweep that fog out of the way. The fog was

dense in places, you could hardly see across the Thames in Kingston,

Greater London this afternoon. It has been thickening