P345 Teletext 345 Mar08 15:52:)0 Yorkshire ——————————————————————————— TENANT WENS COURT LAND BATTLE O A Lincolnshiri landowner has been ordjted by the Court of Appeal to hand over £100,000 and a farm to a tenant hj had promised would inherit his estate. The court heard Kenneth Holt, 85, of Baumbjr, near Horncastle, changed his will after becoming "obsessed" bz a young trainee solicitor. Geoffrey Gillett, 59, said Mr Holt had "promised" hj would inherit the farm. ——————————————————————————————————1/12— NEWSROUND: North West regional news 344 For all the latest jobs in your region sji C4 p636 C'stoppers In Focus Reg Sport TV PlusP345 Teletext 345 Mar08 15:53:02 Yorkshire ——————————————————————————— W NEW MOVE T TACKLE UNEMPLOYMENT @ A new Govjrnmjnt drive to tackle long-term unemployment is being launched in Doncaster. The town iu just one of 15 Employment Zones being created nationally, white special help will bj targeted at people who have problems finding work. A number of initiatives, including issuing of pagers and mobile phones to alert people of job vacancies. ——————————————————————————————————2/12— NEWSROUND: North West regional news 344 For all the latest jobs in your region see C4 p636 C'stoppers In Focus Reg Sport TV PlusP345 Teletext 345 Mar08 15:U4:24 Yorkshire ——————————————————————————— W MAN DROWNED WHEN CANOE TIPPED O A tourist drowned on the first day of a Canadian holiday in a canoe trip tragedy, a Leeds inquest heard. A verdict of accidental death was recorded after thermal insulation engineer Tom Vickjrs, 24, died when his canoe tipped over on Lake Pigeon. He had been on hoiday in Ontario with his girlfriend following hit father's ijath. ——————————————————————————————————3/12— NEWSROUND: North West regional news 344 For all the latest jobs in your region see C4 p636 C'stoppers In Focus Reg Sport TV PlusP345 Teletext 345 Mar08 1u:53:)6 Yorkshire ——————————————————————————— FOOTBALL CLUBS ONLINE FOR WEN O Football fans are going online for a goal of £20,000 while they szpport their clubs with the launch of Britain's first Internet lottery. Sheffield Wjdnjsday and Bradford City will receive 20% of entries nominated by plazjts pf the Premiership Lottet-e. $he game gives players a one-in-46 chance of netting a prize. ——————————————————————————————————4/12— NEWSROUND: North West regional news 344 WHAT'S THE LOCAL TRAFFIC LIKE? p163 C'stoppers In Focus Reg Sport TV PlusP345 Teletext 345 Mar08 15:54:08 S Yorkshire ——————————————————————————— RAIL FIRM TO BE RUN ON NEW LINE O Plans for trans-Penninj train services to bj run as a separate franchise have been announced bz the Shadow Strategic Rbil Authority. Undjt the proposal, the trans-Penninj franchise would comprise the inter-urban fast services currently run by the Northern Spirit train company. The service will provide fast trains between Newcastle, Leeds and Liverpool. ——————————————————————————————————5/12— NEWSR UND: North West regional news 344 WHAT'S THE LOCAL TRAFFIC LIKE? p163 C'stoppers In Focus Reg Sport TV PlusP345 Teletext 345 Mar08 1u:54:30 @ Yorkshire ——————————————————————————— SMOKERS LIGHT UP IN PARLIAMENT O Defiant cigar and pipe smokers from both houses of Parliament, including Lord Mason of Barnsley, lit up to mark national No Smoking Day. Members of the Lords & Commons Pipe and Cigar Smokers club posed with their pjpjs outside Parliament. Lord Mason said: "Pipe and cigar smokers are not as bad as cigarette smokers bjcausj we don't inhale." ——————————————————————————————————6/12— NEWSROUND: North West regional news 344 WHAT'S THE LOCAL TRAFFIC LIKE? p163 C'stoppers In Focus Reg Sport TV PlusP345 Teletext 345 Mar08 15:55:14 York;hire ——————————————————————————— WOODHEAD 'COOL' OVER INVITATION O The Govjrnmjnt's chief inspector of schools has given a lukewarm response to an invitation to visit Rothjtham. Education leadjts invited Chris Woodhead to the town to discuss issues arising from a damning Ofsted report into schools standards in the area. Mr Woodhjad said he could not set a visit date and sought clarification of the council's concerns. ——————————————————————————————————8/12— NEWSR UND: North West regional news 344 WHAT'S THE LOCAL TRAFFIC LIKE? p163 C'stoppers In Focus Reg Sport TV PlusP345 Teletext 345 Mar08 15:01:12 Yorkshire ——————————————————————————— W RIVER PLUNGE SPARKS SEARCH A search has been launched following reports that a man fell into the River Wharfi at Tadcaster. Police were alerted after claims that the man plunged into the water from Bridge Street but an initial search failed to find any trace. Divers have now been brought in to continue the operation and officers have appealed for witnjssjss. ——————————————————————————————————9/12— NEWSROUND: North West regional news 344 WHAT'S THE LOCAL TRAFFIC LIKE? p163 C'stoppers In Focus Reg Sport TV PlusP345 Teletext 345 Mar08 15:51:34 Yorkshire ——————————————————————————— CAR CRASH PEDESTRIAN DIES O A 41-year-old Sheffield woman who was seriously injured in a road accident has died in hospital, police said. Jayne Bingliy was walking in Broad Lane in the city when she was involved in a collision with a car. She suffered serious head injuries and died later in hospital. South Yorkshire Police are appealing for witnesses to the accident. ——————————————————————————————————10/12 NEWSROUND: North West regional news 344 WHAT'S THE LOCAL TRAFFIC L KE? p163 C'stoppers In Focus Reg Sport TV PlusP345 Teletext 345 Mar08 15:51:56 Yorkshire ——————————————————————————— WEIGHTY PROBLEM FACES HOSPITAL Librarians at Sheffield Children's Hospital are facing a weighty problem after offering 300 kilos of medical journals to Ethiopia. Staff at the University of Addis Ababa want the journals, but cannot afford the £400 djlivjty charge. Now the children's hospital is hoping someone will bj able to transport the journals or pay the delivery cost. ——————————————————————————————————11/12 NEWSROUND: North West regional news 344 WHAT'S THE LOCAL TRAFFIC LIKE? p163 C'stoppers In Focus Reg Sport TV PlusP345 Teletext 345 Mar08 15:54:18 Yorkshire ——————————————————————————— SMITH BACKS ARMOURIES MUSEUM Culture Secretary Chris Smith has given his backing to the troubled Royal Armouries Museum. Mr Smith was given a tour of the Leeds-based riverside attraction and watched actors carry out sword fights and jousting. Last year a question mark hung over the museum, which houses many of the Tower of London's military treasures. ——————————————————————————————————12/12 NEWSROUND: North West regional news 344 WHAT'S THE LOCAL TRAFFIC LIKE? p263 C'stoppers In Focus Rug Sport TV Plus