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Welcome to Thursday's Look North. In tonight's headlines. A lucky

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escape for pupils when THIS happened on the bus journey to

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school. Eyes saw it and I thought my house are blown up. It was a

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shock. When I saw that are so it was a bigger shock.

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Teachers walk out over a row to turn one of the country's largest

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schools into an academy. Beating the blues. A new drugs

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trial could help people in the North struggling with depression.

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And rare footage from the glory days of the Tyne-built cruise ships.

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In sport, we take one of our best- known ex-footballers back to one of

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his famous old grounds. So why does David Hodgson look like he's just

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A bus-load of teenagers on their way to school had a remarkable

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escape when their double decker bus hit a low bridge - shearing the

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roof clean off. 11 pupils and the driver were taken to hospital after

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this morning's crash in Darlington. Fortunately none were seriously

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injured. Emergency services say it could have been so much worse. Mary

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Askew joins us live from outside the pupils' school, the Queen

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Elizabeth Sixth Form College. Having seen the wreckage of the

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past this morning and the metal and glass strewn across the road it is

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easy to understand why members of the emergency services and the

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staff at the college are talking about the people's having a

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miraculous escape. That does seem to best sum up what happened here

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today. Everyone of the 50 children on board this bus was able to walk

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off. 12 were taken to hospital with minor injuries. The most serious, a

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suspected fractured collarbone. Looking at the wreckage it is

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difficult to understand how so many children escaped without injury.

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That area on the bridge is solid steel and it sliced through the

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carbon fibre of the top deck of the bus. 11 were taken to hospital with

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minor injuries. The most serious casualty was a 17 year old who

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fractured her collarbone and cut her head. She spoke to the BBC.

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did not realise at all that it was a double Decker bus and sped for it

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and a few people were saying we are not going to fit under but Jo King,

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expecting him to stop. He did not stop and the next thing I knew the

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route was coming into the bus. these to be a proper investigation

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from the proper authorities but I am surprised the bus was on the

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road it was on. It is not the normal route. Clearly a buzz of

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that height should not have been attempting to pass under that

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bridge. This could have been a tragic accident here today. I'm

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really pleased that only 11 children have gone to hospital with

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minor injuries. The rest of the children have gone off to school

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and we will be liaising with the school to make sure that they are

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supported. Every single individual there was on the bars has literally

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walked away from the scene, although some have been taken to

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hospital. They are incredibly relieved because if you have a look

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at the scene it is quite remarkable that so many students had been

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involved and yet had not sustained serious injury. Neighbours were on

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the scene moments after the crash. I was walking back from school and

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I saw the man for my house had blown up. It was a shock but when I

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saw the bus it was a bigger shock. Within 90 minutes of the accident

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happening, the road was cleared and some of the children were even back

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at their desks. The police were left pondering just what could have

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been. The children and the bus driver

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have now been released from hospital. In interviews with the

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police, the children have said that those people sitting at the top

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front of the past salt the bridge coming and actually shouted duck.

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Fortunately everybody on the top deck did just that and that is why

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nobody was more seriously injured. As to why the crash happened in the

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first place, the bus company are carrying out their own

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investigation which will run alongside that of the police. The

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families evacuated from their homes in Newcastle's West End after

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yesterday's suspected gas explosion have been told they can't go back

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to the properties. Newcastle City Council has cordoned off six

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Tyneside flats in Sceptre Road in Elswick after a blast ripped the

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roof off one of the properties. All the families have been given

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alternative accommodation. A 38- year-old man was taken to hospital.

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His condition is critical but stable.

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One of the country's largest and most successful schools has been

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heavily disrupted by strike action today. Some teachers at Newcastle's

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Kenton School walked out over plans to turn it into an academy. They

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fear that could lead to lower pay and longer hours. But the school

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says that's nonsense. Richard Moss reports.

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Out of the classroom, and on the picket line. Teachers are striking

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because Kenton School plans to leave council control to become an

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academy. Unions say their members' working conditions would suffer.

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Kenton School is an outstanding school. We believe it is not broken,

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why fix it? The staff are committed to taking the school further and

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higher but what they do not want is the governors to reward them with a

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threat to the longer term stability and security of their terms and

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conditions. And there is some support from the community. Local

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councillor Margaret Carter has resigned from the board of

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governors after 20 years. It has been very painful to make his

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decision to leave the school and I do hope they will have a rethink.

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But the head insists academy status would help the school. And he says

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strikers are being misled by their unions. We gave them absolute

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insurance well before there was any question of industrial action to

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our staff that we would not under any circumstances that pay and

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conditions deteriorate or fall below national standards for any

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member of staff, and that is an absolute guarantee. And around half

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of staff did come in, allowing the school to stay open for Year 11s

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and sixth formers. But more disruption lies ahead. Two more

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days of action are planned next week and with these people

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implacably opposed to the idea of academies, other schools may face

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action in the future. The body of a North East soldier

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who was killed in Afghanistan was flown home this afternoon. Lance

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Corporal Jonathan McKinlay, from Darlington, was serving with the

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1st Battalion, The Rifles. He was 33. He died in a firefight in

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Helmand Province and his body was flown into RAF Brize Norton in

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Oxfordshire before the cortege passed through the nearby town of

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Carterton. The North East has the worst

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recovery rate from depression in the country. But a new drug trial

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at Newcastle University could dramatically improve people's

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mental health. The drug being tested on 200 volunteers blocks the

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stress hormone cortisol and allows anti-depressants to work much more

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effectively. Katrina Allcroft has struggled with

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depression since she was 10. She's now 21, cannot work, and welcomes

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the drug trial which could end her misery. Over the years it has

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gradually got worse. I want to try and stop it now. I have just turned

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21 someone to have a new change in life, I want to do something better

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with myself. That is why when my doctor suggested this test I agree

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to it. I read all the material on it and it does sound something

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viable to myself. Depression is an illness which affects one in 12 of

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us and it can strike without warning. There have been some

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prominent sufferers, such as Winston Churchill. The television

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presenter Stephen Fry and Bill waddy have both written about their

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personal struggles with depression. We do know that anti-depressant

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prescribing has increased in the north-east. It is a high as part of

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the UK for prescribing and it is also an area where recovery seems

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to be less good. So it is an important question for us because

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depression is such a big public health issue. So, making anti-

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depressants more effective will benefit our region more than

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anywhere else. Campaigners have vowed to fight any

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decision to sell off Rose Castle, the 13th century former home of the

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Bishop of Carlisle. Church Commissioners have been meeting in

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London today to decide the stately home's future. But they say they

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won't reveal their recommendations until the Board of Governors meets

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next week. People fighting to save the castle say they'll oppose any

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private sale. The family of a Darlington boy who

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suffered a brain haemorrhage after an incident in a play park are

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calling for a change in the law to force schools to take bullying more

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seriously. "Kieran's Rule", named after 12-year-old Kieran Snee,

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would require teachers to log and record such incidents on a child's

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report card. At the moment, Kieran's family say bullies just

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think they can get away with it. Peter Lugg's been to meet them.

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Just an ordinary lad kicking a ball around, but that in itself is an

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achievement for 12-year-old Kieran Snee, who five months ago was

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fighting for his life in a Teesside Hospital. Kieran had been injured

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in a bullying incident at his local park, his head banged against the

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metal frame of a ride called a witches cauldron. A 14-year-old

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girl subsequently admitted causing grievous bodily harm. When Look

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North first met him he'd just spent nine days in a coma caused by a

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massive blood clot on the brain. How are you doing these days?

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doing fine. The last time we saw DU had big stitches all over you.

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have gone now. I had big tube in my nose as well to help me feet.

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has the recovery Kong since then? It has gone quite fine. I'm quite

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disappointed about things I'm not allowed to do, like playing

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football, heading the ball, and I'm not allowed to do contact sport.

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so concerned are the family about the distress Kieran has been

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through that they do not want any other family to go through the same

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thing. They launched a campaign to get the government to do something

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about bullying nationally. If the parent goes into a school and says

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their child has been bullied, it should be recorded. This is what we

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are hoping to get, because I think if a child knows that if they

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believe it is going to go on their record they will think twice about

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doing it. Nearly 2,500 people have now signed up to the Kieran's Rule

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petition, which the family are planning to take to Downing Street.

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Well - there's plenty more to come in tonight's programme. Including

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the Japanese woman who claims she's Wor Jackie's number one fan. Handle

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with care - an unusual way of nursing a sick hedgehog.

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In the forecast, as the weekend approaches it looks like it is

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going to warm up. A man's preparing to spend a third

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night up a tree, to try to stop it being felled. Mark Snow says he has

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no plans to climb down the hundred- year-old beech tree at Irton near

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Scarborough. Villagers have been turning out to show their backing

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for Mr Snow and say they'll continue to support him.

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A hedgehog whose spikes were covered in hot tar - it's thought

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deliberately - has been rescued in North Tyneside. Hedgehogs are now

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an endangered species and could disappear in just 10 years. This

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autumn, a woman who has turned her home into a hedgehog sanctuary is

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urging people in our region to watch out for them as they tidy up

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their gardens. Hannah Bayman reports, but we should say you

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might find some of the images in her report upsetting.

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Tinker the hedgehog has a hydrotherapy session at Moira

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Simpson's Pricklepad Hedgehog Hospital. This gets the muscles

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going and builds up her strength. Finally getting her strength back,

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just five months ago Tinker was found horribly injured. The

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juvenile hedgehog was caught on these CCTV pictures by a friend of

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Moira's staggering under the weight of a coating of tar, which it's

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believed could only have been poured on her deliberately. You can

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see the horrific infection that she had underneath. He started to curl

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under the edges and it was like love that. Now her spines have

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almost grown back, Tinker is having regular massages to restore her

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damaged muscles. A whole idea is to get this muscle working again so

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that she can bend properly and curl up to protect a winches back in the

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wild. We need every head chock that we can get back into the wild. --

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hedgehog. The skeletons go back been into of years and yet here we

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are with the threat that they will be extinct within 10 years. Check

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the area you're going to stream in the garden before you do it. They

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are the friend of the garden. the spring, Tinker should be strong

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enough to go back into the wild - one tale of survival against the

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decline of our native hedgehog. To follow her progress you can Google

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Pricklepad Hedgehog Hospital. It was an era of glamour and luxury.

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But only the wealthiest and most privileged could afford to cruise

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at the turn of the last century. Many of the great passenger liners

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were built here in Tyneside shipyards. Which is why this

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Saturday visitors can take a step back in time and experience life on

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board a cruise ship. Never before seen home videos from the 1930s and

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1950s are being shown at an event at Segedunum. "Ocean Dreams" has

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been organised as part of the BBC Reel History of Britain events

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programme. Joanne Carter reports. It's Tuesday June 27th. 1961.

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Launch day for The Northern Star. Hundreds are here to share her

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special day. For the shipyard - a celebration. For the thousands of

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men who built her - pride. A reminder that Newcastle

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shipbuilding still rules the waves. I mean it this ship The Northern

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Star. May God bless her and all who sail in her. This archive is just

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one of the films being shown this Saturday at a special event called

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Ocean Dreams at Segedunum. I am not from this area but I know I am

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surrounded by many people who have fathers, grandfathers, uncles and

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brothers, sisters as well, who work in the shipyards, and can remember

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really well to launches, the fitting out and the pride of seeing

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a new ship sailed down the Tyne. The real focus of the event is

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about recreating the glory days of the passenger liners. What would

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someone pack in their trunk and what was it like to be on board

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during that glorious era before airline travel became king? Films

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like this are very rarely seen. Mainly because they are amateur

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film, people of quarter every middle-class and upper-class people.

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It is reminiscent of an industry that Tyneside was world famous for.

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It is an opportunity to see colour pictures of a particular moment in

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time. If you'd like to find out more about Ocean Dreams or other

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showings of archive film in your area, then please go to

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bbc.co.uk/handsonhistory. Not many people in this part of the

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world need telling about the legendary footballer Jackie Milburn,

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and his exploits for Newcastle in the '40s and '50s. But it seems one

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of his biggest fans is from the other side of the world. She's 27,

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and from Japan. Today, she came to Jackie's home turf in

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Northumberland, to pay homage and to meet the great man's wife and

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son. Gerry Jackson reports. Alnmouth Railway station - an

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unlikely setting for a football fan's pilgrimage. But this is no

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ordinary pilgrimage - and no ordinary fan. The lady just to ride

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on platform two has flown 10,000 miles to meet the Milburn family.

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Yuki Furuichi has come all this way to see Laura, wife of the great

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Jackie Milburn, his son Jack junior, and his wife, Julie. Yuki's a

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devotee of all things football, but not today's. She's only interested

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in the greats of an age long gone. We're in Longhirst, a few miles

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from Jackie Milburn's Ashington birthplace. The family wants their

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special guest to see this statue of the great man that used to stand

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outside St James's Park.. Now in the garden of the sculptor who

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created it. I think he is one of the greatest footballers in the

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history of British football. Because I believe that the old

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footballers were the real truth footballers. I really think that I

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wanted to see him. But it is not just about memories of Jackie, who

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died when she was only four. She wants to feel a connection to the

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people who were closest to him. feel something mysterious because I

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cannot believe she is the wife of that gentleman. Yes, he would have

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made a fuss of her. He would have thought it was a lovely story,

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which it is, when you think a young girl like that taking an interest.

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He has been gone 24 years now and this interest still. I am stunned.

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The knowledge she has got his fantastic. Considering she only

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started taking an interest in football last year, when the World

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Cup was on, the knowledge is unbelievable. She knows more about

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my father them what I do! remarked on how good-looking he was,

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indeed have more like a Hollywood film star than a footballer. Proof,

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perhaps, that we'll fame never dies. I think she is made up, isn't she?

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Jackie would have been amazed that someone would travel that far

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across the world. We have another walk down memory lane tonight.

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We've some amazing pictures of a famous old sports ground in just a

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moment - but first, good news for one of the region's newest stadiums.

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Durham have been awarded a number of top-class cricket matches. In

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addition to the England/Australia One Day International next year,

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and Ashes Test in 2013, which were already planned, the county will

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now also host South Africa, India, Sri Lanka and New Zealand at its

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Chester le Street ground over the next five years.

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Now, to the sad story of Feethams. It's eight years since Darlington

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Football Club said farewell to what had been its home for more than a

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century. But this Sunday, one of the Quakers' most famous teams will

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return to the cricket ground next door, for a charity match to raise

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money for their former landlords. Some of the ex-players might be in

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for a bit of a shock, though, as Mark Tulip explains.

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Feethams - home to Darlington Cricket Club and, for 120 years

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before the controversial move to a swanky new out of town stadium, the

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football club too. Eight years after the club moved out - this.

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The North Terrace, affectionately known as the Tin Shed, is all that

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remains. The land that time forgot is set to re-developed for housing.

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Quite a shock for this man, David Hodgson, the ex Middlesbrough,

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Sunderland and Liverpool footballer who managed the Quakers three times

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over a decade. Treatise bizarre that in the 1999 season, we were

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stood here in the dug-out and there were 7000 fans in here. He would

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have thought this stadium would be as it is, believing we were one

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step away from promotion. Things might have been very different if

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they had redeveloped. There was the opportunity for the club to get

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together and take the step forward. George had his dream to build the

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Arena, believing that the football club would go on through the leaks.

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On Sunday, Hodgson will be on the touchline managing many of the

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famous 1999-2000 play-off team in a charity football match to raise

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funds for their old cricket club neighbours. The last are miles with

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this group of lads, we got beat! I hope it doesn't happen on Sunday.

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It was the last game, I was in charge with some of these players.

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These guys left after that. It was brilliant to see that people have

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got their name down. Everybody is feeling the pinch, we don't get

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people in the past like we used to, so it is difficult, but days like

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this can take us on a lot further unsubstantiated as for next year.

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They came -- the gates open at 12 for the charity match, with kick-

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off at 1:30pm. Staying with the history lessons, Middlesbrough

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manager Tony Mowbray thinks his current side have "the spirit of

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'86." The boss was captain of the Boro when the club nearly went to

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the wall, 25 years ago. But, just like they did then - despite being

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short of cash and short of players - the squad has pulled together,

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and they're on course to make it back to the top. You can see

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similarities back to the 1980s. We are a small group, a very young

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team. The team bonded together and with the decrease in this was this

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year, the group in the dressing room has got some strong

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personalities they keep it very tight with the desire not to lose.

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It has been a positive rather than a negative.

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We were talking about the glamour of the cruise ships earlier. Trade

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has one of those hourglass dresses on! We will see what is the weather

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Today we had plenty of sunshine around the north-east coast. A

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glorious start to the day. You know that the weather is good when

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Seathwaite, it the wettest inhabited place in the UK, get some

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good sunshine as well. As we head into the weekend, it does look like

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we will stayed mostly dry around the region and we will see

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temperatures warming up a little bit. Let us look at the

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temperatures first of all. Today the hype was about 16 Celsius which

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is about average. As we head into the weekend, look at the

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temperatures rising, peaking at 20 Celsius in North Yorkshire. This

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evening, and it is not so warm overnight but we should be mostly

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dry. There will be one not to clear spells and a bit of drizzle around

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the hills. Temperatures dropped to around ten Celsius. Tomorrow, we

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bind up the week in good style. A little bit of drizzle around the

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Northumberland coast in the morning but by the afternoon most of us

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will be dry and many of us will see the bright, sunny spells.

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Temperatures will be up a notch on today. 17-18 as we come into the

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North East and around Whitby. For the weekend, on Saturday although

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it looks like a cold front we will keep the temperatures on the Cup

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and for Saturday there will be like winds from the south-west, bringing

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the mild air. For Sunday, eventually after fine start, it

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does eventually started pushing some rain. This weather front shows

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the sting in the tail with some strong and gusty winds to end the

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night on Sunday into Monday, along with quite a bit of heavy rain. So

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a nasty end to what could be a fine weekend on the whole. So, a quick

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recap for Cumbria. Mostly dry until we get to Sunday with temperatures

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on the up. You will notice that the breeze starts to pick up later on

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Sunday. For the north-east, you'll get the crustiest wins on Sunday

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night but before that a decent Now, at last look at the headlines.

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Stock markets around the world have taken a hammering as the World Bank

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says the economy is in the danger zone. And 11 pupils were taken to

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