i work in whitby, i love it in whitby.nd of get on the property ladder elsewhere and then move to whitby after that. the problem here in whitby is like so many other popular tourist spots. house prices are high, pushed up by demand for second homes and holiday lets. but wages are low, and that means that young people can't get a foot on the property ladder. now north yorkshire county council plans to double the council tax on second homes. but will that really help? councillor neil swanwick says the plan has cross—party support, but thinks much more is needed. this government's had 12 years to solve this problem that is affecting coastal areas like whitby very seriously, and the problem has got worse over those 12 years. and this is really the first thing that they've come up with, because it needs government legislation in order to enable local authorities to take these steps. some whitby streets are full of holiday cottages, but because they're businesses, they won't be covered by the new double council tax. joyce stango

working it would be, i love whitby, i want to stay in i love whitby, i want to stay in whitby but i mightjust now, north yorkshire county council plans to double the council tax on second homes. but will that really help? councillor neil swanwick says the plan has cross—party support, but thinks much more is needed. this government's had 12 years to solve this problem that is affecting coastal areas like whitby very seriously, and the problem has got worse over those 12 years. and this is really the first thing that they've come up with, because it needs government legislation in order to enable local authorities to take these steps. some whitby streets are full of holiday cottages, but because they're businesses, they won't be covered by the new double council tax. joyce stangoe is a local campaigner, and says the lack of young families is becoming critical. we're losing people from the schools, we're losing public transport, and we're also short on people to fill the jobs. affordable housing is one of north yorkshire's greatest challenges. it's hoped that doubling council tax on second home

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i work in whitby, i love it in whitby.gislation in order to enable local authorities to take these steps. some whitby streets are full of holiday cottages, but because they're businesses, they won't be covered by the new double council tax. joyce stangoe is a local campaigner, and says the lack of young families is becoming critical. we're losing people from the schools, we're losing public transport, and we're also short on people to fill the jobs. affordable housing is one of north yorkshire's greatest challenges. it's hoped that doubling council tax on second homes will start to tackle the problem and generate an extra £14 million a year. olivia richwald, bbc news, whitby. all royal residences are to stop serving foie gras, according to a letter sent by buckingham palace to animal rights campaigners. king charles is said to be a longstanding opponent of the product, which is widely criticised by animal rights groups for its method of production. foie gras has already been banned at the king's own residences for more tha

i work in whitby, i love it in whitby.emand for second homes and holiday lets. but wages are low, and that means that young people can't get a foot on the property ladder. now north yorkshire county council plans to double the council tax on second homes. but will that really help? councillor neil swanwick says the plan has cross—party support, but thinks much more is needed. this government's had 12 years to solve this problem that is affecting coastal areas like whitby very seriously, and the problem has got worse over those 12 years. and this is really the first thing that they've come up with, because it needs government legislation in order to enable local authorities to take these steps. some whitby streets are full of holiday cottages, but because they're businesses, they won't be covered by the new double council tax. joy stango is a local campaigner, and says the lack of young families is becoming critical. we're losing people from the schools, we're losing public transport, and we're also short on people to fill

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further east, it has been a beautiful day, this was the picture at whitby in north yorkshire.have seen one or two light show is running in off the irish sea into parts of north—west england and one or two bumping into the far west and fat north of scotland but generally it is dry with a lot more sunshine to come over the next couple of hours with temperatures holding at around 12—13 celsius and it'll get cold this evening for eastern areas with those clearer skies. to the west, some more showers running in off the irish sea, heavy showers in scotland moving up towards the northern isles, then that now that we saw in the atlantic bringing rain to western areas. that will keep temperatures happier but it was a good part of scotland, eastern england, temperatures will down to as low as 2—3 celsius with the risk of frost once again. a chilly start eastern areas, rain and the west are soon clearing from northern ireland, sunshine arriving, and through the afternoon we should see some sunshine after the rain in scotland, but for a good part of england and wales it will be cloudy, no

i'm afraid whitby again, and again, until we can get a hold on how we talk to each other. the fact is that more faith you have, the morrisville, theme or understanding, and empathy we have. this is less likely that this would happen. i don't see us moving that direction at all. tom, but to detect the path on for us. because you worked on these issues for so long. can you just explain the motive and mindset of a deranged person who goes into a nightclub, where people are dancing, and think that by shooting, killing, five people. that people are not beginning more? what is the thought process there? >> and he just mentioned, here's a break in use. we live in a racist, sexist, homophobic, islamophobic, antisemitic, country. this is the stuff that is learned behavior. past the two generations. and unless we address that issue, that, it upon itself. everything stems from that. when you then had to make the free-flowing of guns in our country. which are awash in every neighborhood, of every state. now you have people who are a few sandwiches short of a picnic, like this guy, who

anniversary of 100 years of the bbc earlier this week, and there was a wonderful interview with joy whitbycumulation, a lot of us will get rain, so more than others. particularly looking at eastern scotland, the north—east of england through yorkshire, darker blues and even some bright green colours indicating rainfall in excess of 80 millimetres. this is what is happening right now. it is already raining very heavily on the south—west of england and along the channel coast, into the isle of wight. the weather front will progressively... excuse me... move northwards into parts of the midlands and northern england. and further north, some heavy showers. very strong winds in the northern isles and gale force winds expected in the channel islands. in the lowlands of scotland, seven or nine. see this low? see the motion here? it is rotating and stuck yeah, and thatis it is rotating and stuck yeah, and that is where it will be pretty much until about sunday. the weather pattern will be the same, so we will keep seeing the wind blowing off the north sea, a cold wind, i am sure you will know if y