Hi there, its Caroline! Yes its me here again with the Levy Letter and again tonight itll be me and Crispin for Look North. I hope you can join us. It's a huge night for football fans as Scunthorpe face the might of Aston Villa. We'll be live at the ground with the fans and of course, we wish them loads of luck!
Also on tonight's programme, we'll have an exclusive story on the row over whether paramedics should have stab vests or not. We'll be asking why Lincolnshire crews are not getting the same protection as crews in Nottinghamshire and what more can be done to protect our important emergency service workers. More on that later. We'll also be remembering the Lincolnshire people killed at the Egypt bombings last year. Four people from Lincolnshire were killed in a bomb attack in Sharm El Sheikh last year and in London today theyre being remembered at a national memorial service. Well be paying tribute to those killed in Egypt and passing our condolences to the families. Well also have a special report on a new flood prevention scheme on the River Humber. Its the biggest flood defence scheme of its kind in Europe and should help protect thousands of homes in North Lincolnshire from future flooding. And find out why the acclaimed actress, Maureen Lipman, is in the region as she joins us on the programme. Last night on the programme, we were live at the screening of the new BBC One drama, Robin Hood. Our Levy Letter competition winners were there and as I was looking through the Look North email inbox this morning, I saw this lovely note from the winner of the family tickets, Jen Pettitt. Take a look at this. Thank you very much for the tickets for the premiere of Robin Hood at The Lawn in Lincoln. The medieval banquet with roast lamb and mint sauce, pork and apple sauce, wild boar sausages and vegetable soup was delicious. It was a great pleasure to meet "a previous Robin Hood", the famous Richard Todd. It was a thrill to watch the first episode and very interesting to learn about the making of the series during the question time. The medieval musicians added to the atmosphere. This was a memorable evening for all our family. Thanks Jen, were really glad you enjoyed yourself! And talk of all that food is making me hungry. So thats it from the Levy Letter today. Ill go in search of some grub! I hope you can join me and Crispin tonight. Take care, Caroline And for the latest news and more where you live, go to: http://bbc.co.uk/humber and http://bbc.co.uk/lincolnshire ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the BBC Look North newsletter, go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/england/looknorthhull/newsletter/newsletter_index.shtml, enter your email address in the unsubscribe box. 1.94.4
