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bullet Third wave of job cuts at Corus


         Corus sign It has been announced that a further 366 jobs are under threat at the Corus Steel plant in Scunthorpe. It is the third set of job losses this year.
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bullet City centre rents 'are too high'


         Closed shop in Hull The manager of the Hull Business Improvement District has called for city centre rental prices to be reduced in Hull to try to boost the local economy.
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bullet Refinery strikers return to work


         Contractors at the Lindsey Oil Refinery return to work Hundreds of oil refinery staff have returned to work after ending unofficial strike action. Contractors at the Lindsey Oil Refinery in North Lincolnshire accepted a deal which led to 647 sacked workers being reinstated.
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bullet Scunthorpe advised to make plans


         The Cube in Corby, an example of new ventures in the town The town of Scunthorpe has been urged to start planning for a future without steel. The advice has come from Corby - a similar sized town which lost thousands of steel jobs 30 years ago.
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bullet New surgery for cancer patients


         Lipomodelling takes fat from elsewhere in the body to rebuild the breast Women in East Yorkshire who have suffered from breast cancer are being offered state-of-the-art reconstructive surgery. Doctors at Castle Hill Hospital in Cottingham use fat from other parts of the body to rebuild the breast.
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bullet Artist aims to lift memorial plan


         David Shepherd's artwork on display at RAF Coningsby One of Britain's most celebrated artists has lent his work to a campaign to raise funds for a national monument to those who died in Bomber Command during World War Two. David Shepherd's paintings have been put on display at RAF Coningsby.
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bullet Millions promised to help workers


         Corus steelworks in Scunthorpe Millions of pounds have been promised to help workers facing redundancy at a Scunthorpe steelworks. Corus has announced that 500 jobs will go at the North Lincolnshire plant.
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bullet Cleaning up after water pipe leak


         Clare Fisher starts to clean her flooded kitchen Hull residents who were flooded when a major pipe burst have started the clean-up operation.
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bullet Owl fought off would-be thieves


         Misty the snowy owl A snowy owl at an Lincolnshire butterfly farm successfully fought off would-be thieves during a break-in. A tawny owl in the cage next door was taken.
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bullet Corus to cut 500 Scunthorpe jobs


         Scunthorpe's Corus plant Steel-maker Corus has announced that 500 jobs are to go at its Scunthorpe plant because of the recession. It will reduce the workforce to around 4,000.
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bullet Homes evacuated after pipe bursts


         Beverley Road in Hull, flooded by a burst water mains Eight families in Hull were forced to leave their homes after a major water main burst. Police said Clough Road, Bethnal Green and parts of Cottingham Road and Haywood Street were flooded.
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bullet New approach to floods after 2007


         Cars and homes flooded in June 2007 Two years ago, thousands of Hull residents fell victim to widespread flooding. Professor Tom Coulthard from Hull University has been back to the flood-hit areas to see what has changed, in a special report for BBC Look North.
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