Hi there, it’s Peter here. Welcome to the start of another week and what a 
glorious day so far! Of course, we had all those emails and messages that 
people had been seeing daffodils and snowdrops popping up in their gardens. And 
I didn’t quite believe that Spring was here… but perhaps it is! 

Tonight on the programme at half past six, we'll take a look at what provisions 
there are for young people in parts of East Hull. This comes as one resident 
tells us of his horrific story of being beaten up by a gang of youths rioting 
in his street. We’ll get both sides of the story tonight on the programme. 

Also tonight, find out which town in the region has the highest number in the 
country of parents, who dodge paying maintenance to their children. 

And we'll tell the success story of Thomas Turgoose, the young Grimsby actor, 
whose performance was key to his debut film winning a BAFTA in this year's 
ceremony. Did you watch last night? He got a wonderful mention in the 
producers’ acceptance speeches, so his family must be so proud of him. We’ll 
take a look at his career so far! 

Plus we'll be at the flower farm in Holbeach, who are growing millions of roses 
ready for Valentine's Day. There you go husbands and boyfriends – there’s the 
first reminder of the week to get your thinking caps on for how to surprise 
that special lady! 

And talking of Valentine’s Day – we’re being encouraged not to send a card to 
our loved one this 14th February in order to save the environment! Instead 
amorous couples could send an e-card over the internet. What do you reckon? 
Sounds romantic or not! 

‘Fiddler On The Roof’

It’s a wonderful musical this one and Skegness Musical Theatre Company are 
asking me for a plug for their new production of the famous show. It’ll be 
performing in March on the 13th – 15th at the Embassy Theatre in Skegness. And 
Marjorie Payne, the vice chairman of the company, said that they’ve got the 
biggest cast they’ve ever had for this with nearly fifty actors treading the 
boards! They’re also having a flying sequence for the Dream Scene! So pencil 
those dates into your diaries for March for ‘Fiddler On The Roof’.

Ibis

On first glance, I thought Look north was getting popular with bird 
enthusiasts, but on closer inspection, perhaps not. We’ve certainly had a great 
response about the story we ran last night about the ‘glossy ibis’ that’s 
visiting our region at the moment! But perhaps some people weren’t so 
enthusiastic. James wrote in to say, “I enjoyed the item yesterday about the 
‘Glossy Ibis’ on the Lincolnshire coast at Saltfleet. I am a bird enthusiast, 
but I find the best place to see birds is the University of Lincoln, especially 
on a Friday evening.” Well really James! And David from Brigg emailed in to 
ask, “Anyone got a good recipe for Glossy Ibis?” Thanks to you both! I’m sure 
the real bird enthusiasts will have something to say about that! 

We Can Blame Our Genes

We can diet and exercise all we like, but according to new research at 
University College London, there really is such a thing as a fat gene. Genetics 
in new born babies have more of an influence on that child’s weight now and in 
its future years than upbringing, exercise or diet alone can do. But we can’t 
directly blame the parents if their child puts on weight as, as much as 
three-quarters of the child’s weight and waist measurements are determined by 
their genetic make-up. However, unfortunately, I don’t think that means any of 
us can start tucking into scones and cream! 

That’s it from me for today. I hope you’re well. Enjoy the sunshine this 
Monday. I hope it lasts! 

Take care,
Peter 


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http://bbc.co.uk/humber and http://bbc.co.uk/lincolnshire

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