30/10/2016 Look North (Yorkshire)

Good evening and welcome to Sunday's Look North.

The husband of the MP Jo Cox, who was killed in her Batlex

constituency in June, says the huge public demonstrations

of support have helped their children come

to terms with their grief.

In a rare interview, Brendan Cox told the BBC's

Andrew Marr that he was detdrmined to make sure her good

works continued.

I spent a lot of time in thd last four months really focused

on the kids and making sure that they're OK.

Making sure that they're coping with it as best as they can be.

And in that, I'm positive that the kids are very strong,

they've got a lot of Jo's spirit in them and they have

been surrounded by a lot of love from our family,

from our friends, which means that although they have very dark

and difficult times, they're actually still

who they were before all of this.

And we talk about their mum every day.

One of their questions in the earliest days was whx

would someone do this?

And that's very hard to explain

So I haven't really found a convincing answer for that

and I don't think they have understood why somebody would do it.

One of the big pieces of advice from the beginning was helphng them

understand that other peopld are feeling some of the pain

that they're feeling.

And in this case, that's bedn so visual, whether it's

the thousands of people in Trafalgar Square,

around the world as well, whether it's the people who were

lining the streets of Batlex and Spen when we had the funeral.

Cuillin said on that day, when we were driving

down the road...

He said, "I knew...

"I knew lots of people loved Mummy but I didn't realise

"this many people did."

Jo was this unbelievable bundle of energy and of joy

and of enthusiasm and she would never rest in peace

when she was alive, and she would not want to rdst

in peace now.

And taking forward her work, her legacy, fighting for thd Britain

that she believed in is our way of remembering her and in doing so,

not letting her rest in peace, but taking her ideas and beliefs

and her love forward.

Brendan Cox speaking to the BBC earlier.

A murder investigation has been launched following the death

of a man in Doncaster.

A 17-year-old boy and a 32-xear old woman are in police custody.

A man in his 50s had sufferdd life-threatening suspected stab

injuries and was taken to hospital in a critical condition,

where he died last night.

West Yorkshire Police say they're concerned about the whereabouts

of a teenager from Dewsbury.

14-year-old Jennifer Budi w`s last seen at around midnight.

She's not believed to have contacted family or friends

since she was reported misshng.

Anyone with information is `sked to call police on 101.

People living in Otley say they ll fight Leeds City Council's plans

to sell off the town's Civic Hall.

Some residents are angry th`t it could be sold off to developers

for non-community use.

The council says when the btilding was first advertised,

none of the campaigners got in touch to formally register their hnterest

or put forward proposals.

Something the Give Otley Its Town Hall group denies.

The City Council have been well aware of our campaign

since the beginning.

We feel Leeds City Council are sitting on their

hands a bit with it.

Every time we seem to contact them, they have different plans

for what they want to do with it.

Until a few weeks ago when ` letter went in our local paper

via the councillor in Leeds, we didn't realise that they

were actually looking to sell the building,

which is the wording that they used.

So we have been active with this campaign for the last few months.

Hindus, Sikhs and Jains from across Yorkshre

are celebrating Diwali.

The bright and beautiful celebration is known as the festival of lights,

and thousands of people havd been gathering at Sikh and Hindu temples

ahead of the Indian New Year which begins tomorrow.

Now onto the weather.

Phil Gregory sent in this stunning sunset which was

taken at Mosborough.

So how's the weather looking for the new week?

Abbie Dewhurst has the detahls.

Hello again, good evening.

Staying dry overnight tonight, just a couple of spots of drizzle

that may affect the far north-east of the region.

Other than that, quite cloudy, a couple of clear spells

where I think some pockets of mist and fog may form.

Temperatures dropping to around eight or nine Celsius.

A bit of a grey, overcast start to the day tomorrow.

The isolated fog patches cotld be quite dense so you may have to allow

yourself an extra five or tdn minutes tomorrow morning.

Brightening up by tomorrow afternoon and temperatures

responding in the sunshine.

12, maybe even 13 Celsius.

If you're heading out for a Monday evening trick or treat sesshon,

good news, it should stay dry and feel quite mild as well.

Then temperatures on the down, back to near normal on Tuesday.

Pleasant by day, chilly by night.

We re back tomorrow at 6.25`m.

Goodbye.