22/10/2016 Look North (Yorkshire)

Good evening and welcome to Look North.

One of the biggest medical research projects in the world,

involving 14,000 children in Bradford,

has secured funding to widen its reach.

For the last ten years, Born in Bradford has been

looking into the causes of common childhood diseases.

Now a ?3 million grant means the project can expand

So how many days per week should children be physically active?

A healthy lifestyle quiz for Born In Bradford

To be strong, eat healthy food and you can lose weight.

You have to eat fruit and vdgetables and do exercise every day.

With its new bus, the Born In Bradford team

is celebrating a ?3 million grant from the Medical Research Council.

The project to track 14,000 children from birth onwards started ten years

The team look at how lifestxles environmental and economic

This is great funding to bring into the region.

This is funding that normally stays in London or the south-east

and this is going to be funding world-class research

It's going to allow us to h`ve this wonderful bus

The bus will visit Bradford schools to monitor weight, blood

The results could determine what makes some children

It's medical research that `ims to find causes for common

childhood diseases and change behaviour accordingly.

A demonstration is taking place outside Drax Power Station

Campaigners are against the plant burning wood and coal.

They claim it's causing climate change.

Drax says it uses the latest biomass technology

which is sustainably sourced and says 70%

of the electric it supplies is now renewable.

We need to see investment in renewable energy,

energy conservation, a different kind of energy

ensure that people benefit, not big multinational corporations.

Meanwhile in Scarborough three men have been arrested overnight

on suspicion of murder after a man's body was found

The 50-year-old victim was found in a flat

A 54-year-old man arrested yesterday in connection

with the incident remains in police custody.

Detectives investigating thd death of a 64-year-old woman attacked

in a Rotherham newsagents h`ve released CCTV of

Judith Ducker died on Thursday following the attack

A 36-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder and robbery.

Police say these people are in no trouble but may have

vital information which could

Sheffield's Weston Park Musdum has been celebrating

Since the Victorian museum re-opened in 2006 it's welcomed more than

Today,the new Picturing Sheffield art gallery was opened

which has scenes of the citx from the 1800s through

Weston Park Museum tells thd story of Sheffield from prehistorx

to the present day and it's got so many different people's stories

and why they love Sheffield, what has made Sheffield.

It is all here and I think that s why people really love it.

It's really about people's stories in Sheffield.

In the Championship, Barnsley beat Brentford 2-0

and Huddersfield scored 1-0 against Derby.

Rotherham United's new manager Kenny Jackett saw his side

lose their seventh match in a row, 1-0 to Reading.

While there was victory for Sheffield Wednesday agahnst QPR

where it finished 1-0 and Leeds United beat

In League One Bradford and Sheffield United drew 3,3

while Chesterfield lost 3-0 to Scunthorpe.

And in League Two Doncaster lost away to Blackpool 4-2.

Here's Jen Bartram wih the weather for the rest of the weekend.

We've seen a good deal of dry and fine weather this afternoon

but into this evening, we're going to continue

to see a few showers just pushing into coastal parts.

Some of them making it a bit further inland.

Generally some patchy mist `nd fog by tomorrow morning and temperatures

dropping down to around 7 or 8 degrees.

For Sunday we are expecting a day very much like today.

There will be a few scatterdd showers around,

And temperatures up to around 11 degrees.

That's all we have time for this evening.

Charlotte's here just after six on Sunday.

Not a bad start but we will see some mist and fog overnight. Southern

England, we will have some extensive low cloud and patchy fog. Further

west huddle in the countryside, with clearer skies, it will be quite

chilly night. Not very promising in the morning across these central

areas. Fog slowly lifting as the breeze freshens. For western

Scotland, it should be a decent day after a chilly start. There will be

some sunshine, and largely dry. Eastern Scotland, showers have been

more widely. On the whole, for northern parts of the UK,

temperatures will be lower than today. Northern Ireland, perhaps not

as many