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Welcome to Thursday's BBC Look North. Tonight Kong could this man

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be the saviour of Darlington Football Club? -- tonight: Could

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this man. It is not fair that we have to pay

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the fare. Workers on the Tyne and Wear Metro demand free travel.

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And the magnificent seven - but how does it feel when a mother of four

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is told she is having triplets? Terrifying, shocked. But happy, it

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was like a blessing. You could take it as a curse, I think.

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And the best of British! With six months to the start of the Olympics,

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we meet another of our 2012 hopefuls.

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And what about the man leading the revival of Hartlepool football

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club? The roller-coaster ride to save

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Darlington Football Club took another dramatic twist today as

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news emerged of a potential saviour for the club. He is Paul Wildes, a

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35-year-old businessman based in Cheshire, who has offered to invest

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up to �300,000. But the Quakers' future is still uncertain as talks

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continue to try to thrash out a deal. The BBC has been given access

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to top-level meetings as the clock ticks down to the deadline to reach

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an agreement. Peter Harris has been following the latest developments

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and joins us live. Peter. This could yet go down to the wire,

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you know. This club was given a dramatic last-minute stay of

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execution last week, but it is obvious tonight that the parties

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concerned are still very much locked in talks. There are two

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options: One is a group that wants to knock the stadium down, put

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houses on the site and move the team to a smaller stadium. But

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today all of the top has been about this businessman who has come

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forward to is talking about retaining the stadium. That will

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surprise some because many people think of the ground here as

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something off of white elephants. He has been talking to the rescue

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group. We would there to film those talks. He said he believes he can

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make this stadium and asset rather than a liability. -- we were there.

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A week ago, this. He has no right to liquidate the club. We have the

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money we need to keep the club going to the end of the month.

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last night the fans who want to rescue the club thought they had

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that -- had a hint of a deal. At the centre, this venture capitalist

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to believes he can make it work. Having the stadium as an asset

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rather than a liability is a challenge that I think I have the

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tools to be able to do. I also think I have the passion to make it

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work. This was the deal. Mr Wildes puts in up to �300,000, the fans

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another �200,000. They then get two seats on the board. The stadium

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would then be leased from landlords for 13 years. The arena has been a

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drain on resources. I quite like the sound of it. I have a worry

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about the long-term view, in terms of keeping the stadium. I have to

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say, for a Tarhuna size, are more intimate, ambient atmosphere is

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probably the best way forward. have never seen the arena as part

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of a sustainable club. But there is a motion in there as well. That is

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my concern. Paul Wildes' plan apparently

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involve concerts and a training academy, as well as the football,

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to make money. But there is a covenant on the site which has

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restricted development. Then there are the existing debts, including

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those to former chairman Raj Singh. Mr Wildes says they held positive

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talks, but if Mr Singh wants his money back, it is a major problem.

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Mr Wildes said he hoped to be chairman by the weekend. But it is

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clear there are still a lot -- there is still lots to be done. The

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administrator wants a deal to be done within days. There is not much

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time. So Paul Wildes very much still an option, but far from a

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done deal. The other group who want to knock the ground down at have

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been told they will have talks tomorrow. I wonder what the fans

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make of this tonight. Earlier, we spoke to them. Earlier this morning,

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somebody, they said, was putting their money into the club. It is

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good for the club and they deserve it. They will never have 27,000

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fans fill that stadium. I think it is fantastic. Darlington needs to

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keep the stadium, no matter what happens. I am all for it, as long

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as Darlington Football Club is saved. That is all I want.

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thought it might be useful to tell you a bit more about Paul Wildes,

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because he could yet be the saviour of Darlington Football Club. Few

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people in our region will have heard much about him. He is not

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from the serious. My colleague, Gerry Jackson, has been looking at

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a man who has become very prominent and made a lot of money for himself

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in a very short time. As far as the supporters' group is concerned, it

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seems that Paul Wildes is already a figurehead. Whether or not he turns

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out to be good white knight, he is certainly an ambitious businessman.

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He is 35, born in Sheffield, where he began his financial career, he

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now lives in Cheshire, close to other business interests. His wide

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range of interests include property development, hotels, student

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accommodation, restaurants, beauty salon its and hairdressers. His

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company group includes the Wildes Hotel Group. He is said to have an

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enviable track record in business turnarounds. It is said he wants to

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develop a �400 million for -- portfolio of business within the

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next four years. A lot of Darlington's hopes seemed to rescue

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it -- to rest on his financial cloud.

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I think we should end with what we started with - that this could yet

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go down to the wire. Fans will be biting their nails. Someone pointed

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out a few minutes ago that there is a game on Saturday against York

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City or. They had a big turnout last week and are hoping for the

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same again. If you would like to know more, the BBC's Inside ALT

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program have access to what has The driver of a double-decker bus

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who missed four warning signs before crashing into a bridge has

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been given a 12 week suspended sentence. 51-year-old Trevor Wilson

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from Stockton said today he was very sorry for what had happened.

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12 students were injured in the crash. Wilson admitted he had

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relied on a passenger for directions.

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It was a shocking sight. Students described chaotic scenes as the

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roof of the bus was shaved off. looked at other people, they had

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blood coming down the side of their faces. People were shaking with

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panic, some were screaming and crying. It was just complete chaos.

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Trevor Wilson, the court heard, was an experienced driver but had never

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driven that route before. He had also never driven a double-decker

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bus for 15 years. Unsure of the route, he asked a student for

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directions. About 200 yards from the bridge there is the first

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warning sign. Then it was round this roundabout and a second sign

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saying that there was a low bridge 600 yards away. Trevor Wilson drove

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past a third warning sign. With the bridge clearly inside, a fourth and

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final warning sign, but still he carried on before crashing into the

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bridge. Mr Wilson's solicitor said the crash has had a devastating

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effect on his life. Anything you would like to say to

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the youngsters involved? Just sorry for whatever happened. He is

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genuinely devastated, as I said in court, about what happened. He

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would love the opportunity to apologise in person to the children

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and the parents and the school. He bitterly regrets what happened and

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is just thankful that, luckily, everyone seems to have got away

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without serious injury. Wilson was sentenced to 12 weeks in prison,

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suspended for 12 months. A man who died after being struck

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by a Metro train has been named as 45-year-old Matthew John Thornton

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from Skipton in North Yorkshire. Police appealed for help in

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identifying him after he died on January 13th, having apparently

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stepped into the path of a train between Heworth and tier stations.

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Police believe nobody else was involved in the incident. -- and

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Felling stations. A man was trapped at Conmech by an

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eight ton machine. It moved along a railway track and wedged the man

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against another piece of equipment. He suffered severe injuries,

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including multiple broken bones. Cleaners on the Tyne and Wear Metro

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were demanding the right to travel free on the service. Their union

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says that, while other Metro staff get travel passes, the cleaners

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have to pay. They had a protest in Newcastle today and already have

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the backing of five North East MPs. So far their employers and Metro

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managers have refused to budge. Here is our political editor,

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Richard Moss. The metal cleaners are used to an early starts a this

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9EM protest was no hardship. They were picketing a meeting of the

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transport authority that oversees the Metro, asking for free travel

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on the network that they keep clean. Weekly Metro on a daily basis. We

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do not give any travel facilities whatsoever, so we have to pay to go

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to work on the Metro that we work on. I think it is all merely write

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that cleaners, who earned the minimum wage, should be given free

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travel on the Metro. We're saying to Nexus, the parent body, that the

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staff were really hard, they do a damn good job on your behalf, the

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least you can do is give them a free travel pass for the Metro

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system. The problem is that the Transport

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Authority say they do not have the power to give out these passes.

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Nexus say it is a matter that should be dealt with between the

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cleaners and their employer. But the employer says it does not have

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the power to give out free passes. At the moment, nobody seems to have

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an answer. Next has would not talk to me or the cleaners today, but

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the chairman of the transporter authority did come out to get this

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earful. They are at Sunderland and Newcastle Central, they deserve

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better than that is why they should get a free travel pass. He did see

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merit in their cause. I am sure we can. That is why I am going to ask

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the Director General to meet with them and try to come up with a

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resolution. So some cause for hope but, for now, these cleaners will

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still have to pay for their journey How mum of for reacted when she was

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told she was expecting again, this time with triplets.

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If the second of our reports on the South Tyneside man who is

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undergoing surgery that will help him to move his bionic arm using

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only his mind. Our health reporter of reports now on the surgery and

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how this remarkable technology will work.

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Corporal Andrew Garthwaite has come here to Vienna for pioneering

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bionic surgery. With this man. Surgery that has only been

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performed on a handful of people and a procedure the doctors here in

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Austria believe will mean he will be able to operate a bionic arm

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through thought-control. They will move the nerves from my

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stomach caveat over to my chest. I am nervous but I think the outcome

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will be great. In Vienna, Andrew has been able to

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meet with other patients - two patients chose to have severely

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damaged hands removed and replaced with bionic hands. And one had the

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same arm operation as Andrew six months ago and he is now learning

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to operate his arm with his mind. want to see what the differences

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between they are my have now and what they have got, and how long it

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took them to retrain their brains. It has been months in the planning

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and has involved dozens of people across the UK and here in Vienna.

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Today is the day that he will come here to the Medical University of

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Vienna for that high union operation. It will take six hours

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and will involve the complex rewiring of his nerves but the

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doctors have never operated on anyone who their arm blown off in

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battle and they were worried. most difficult part of the surgery

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is to try to find the different nerves in this begs car that is

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presented. The surgeons will need to isolate six Nurse in particular

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that used to go to his hands and arms. These will be re-routed and

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rewired to his chest and the nerve endings will grow. In future, he

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will only have to think about moving his hand and the nerves and

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his chest will send messages to his bionic arm. When there is tension

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in his shoulder region, it will realise it in his hands and when I

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try to move my elbow or feel a twitch here,.

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Bionic means re-routing the anatomy of a patient to make best use of an

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electronic device. It is truly a bionic calm meaning man and machine

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can communicate in the best way possible. Finally, the operation is

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over. It went extremely well and it was difficult and took about six

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hours, so that we could transferred all the Mersey wanted to to the

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appropriate target. The surgery competed, Andrew will now work on

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retraining his brain to operate his bionic arm and he can get on with

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planning his life and his wedding in Northumberland.

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Definitely looking forward to it. The next step in my relationship

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and it could be children next. Corporal Garth weight returns to

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the North East in a few days' time but doctors will need to keep a

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close eye on him and over the coming months and years, he will

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get to know the end a pretty well. -- Vienna.

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A team of injured servicemen has started training in the Lake

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District ahead of attempting to become the first war wounded

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personnel to climb Mount Everest in March. It's the final training camp

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for Walking With the Wounded before the Everest expedition. The charity

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found fame last year walking to the North Pole with Prince Harry and

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it's hoped the challenge will raise �2 million for injured servicemen

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and women. I have been really lucky with the improvement of my injuries.

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Some men have not been and hopefully this will be an example

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to them that you can set your own challenges. Not everybody can climb

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Everest. There are injuries on different levels. Everyone can set

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their own challenge. Good luck to them.

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Now, imagine being told you're pregnant with triplets when you

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already have four children. Well, it happened to Michelle Russell

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from Washington whose babies Terri, Derek and Daniel, were born six

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weeks prematurely and faced a fight for survival. Happily they're now

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safely home from hospital - and Chris Storey's been to see them.

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They say seven is a lucky number and Michelle Russell thinks she's

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the luckiest woman alive. With children John, Rebecca, Anthony and

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Joseph, life at their house in Barmston was already snug. Then she

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discovered she was expecting the triplets. Terrified, shocked, but

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happy. It was a blessing and you could take it as a curse, I think,

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or say it is hard and how can I call, but he just do. What the

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people have asked how we cope. How do you look so saying? What is it

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like having a house like this? Hectic. We were saying the other

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day and saying, if we did not have these triplets, it would be so

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boring. I would do it again the same way. I love it. 30 tiny

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fingers, 30 tiny toes. They are doing well but it was touch and go

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for a while. We knew before it they were born that there was not room

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where we where so the two boys were shut down to North Tees Hospital,

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and on the second day, both of their lungs collapsed. Michelle did

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not actually see the boys until the Saturday afternoon. Life has

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changed for you, hasn't it? Yes. I was the youngest and now it

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overnight I am the middle. It is great. It is rare to get first-hand

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in its -- advice from experienced father of triplets but that's

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exactly what a cameraman here is. Very soon, they were swapping

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stories and getting a few practical tips.

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Adam's on the camera's here and he still standing. It is possible! All

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those bottles, I imagine! We'll start with the news that

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Sunderland striker Nicklas Bendtner is likely to be out of action for

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the next few weeks. The Danish international took an accidental

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boot in the face from Swansea's Angel Rangel in the game at the

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Stadium of Light last weekend. It's been revealed that Bendtner has a

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broken nose and there's damage to the area around the eye socket. The

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first game he'll miss, of course, is Sunday afternoon's FA Cup derby

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with Middlesbrough. Stepping up his work on the

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training ground, though, is Hartlepool United manager, Neale

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Cooper. Last month he returned to the job he left in 2005. He did

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spot one or two familiar faces. And Pools have started climbing the

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League One table, since the boss got to know the rest of his squad.

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It's almost as if he'd never been away when, in fact, it was six

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years since he'd steered Hartlepool to within sight of the Championship.

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Former skipper Micky Barron and long-serving Richie Humphreys are

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still around and that's helped Neale Cooper feel right at home.

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lot of the office staff are the same, I think the majority are.

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Ritchie and Micky played for me and Mickey was captain when I was here

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before. They have been a tremendous help. On the coaching side and

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advising the about the players, and the three of us work well together

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and there is a good bond. I just love it, coming back and being on

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the training field again. The Scot left before Pools reached the 2005

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League One play-off final against Sheffield Wednesday. Instead, he

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had to watch that extra-time thriller on TV. It was hard but

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that's football. It was a fantastic achievement. If you put a good run

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of games together again, it is funny, you can win a few or lose

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and be down a back up there. Can we do that? That is what we will set a

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target for a full stop It's six months until the start of the

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Olympic Games, and to mark the countdown, the North East hosted

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some special guests today. Among them was Olympic gold medal winner

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Darren Campbell MBE, who's been meeting schoolchildren and local

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business people. He was hoping to offer some words of inspiration

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ahead of the big event this summer. The one thing I'd say about the

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people of the North East, they are already inspired when it comes to

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sport. They know how to support it so that can never be questioned.

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What it will do is maybe inspire people who maybe are not into

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athletics and into through-ball to maybe have a little look at the

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sports that are available. Talking of the Olympics, this is a

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crucial year for one of our most versatile sportswomen. Katy

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Livingston, from Redcar in Cleveland, came seventh in the

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Modern Pentathlon at Beijing four years ago, but she's long set her

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sights on competing in the five disciplines for Team GB at London

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2012. It hasn't always been a smooth run

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for Katy Livingston since Beijing. She found changes to her sport,

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especially combining the running and laser pistol shooting events -

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two of her strongest disciplines - difficult to adjust to. But after a

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good winter's training, she's hoping to win selection for the

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first two World Cup competitions of the season which would improve her

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chances of representing GB at the Olympics this summer. There are six

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or seven of us and only four spaces for the World Cup so the teams have

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not been selected yet. It is very close but I am glad I have not

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retired, or if I do not get picked, I will not stop on a bad one. I

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will feel good about what I have achieved. The Modern Pentathlon is

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a gruelling 12 hour sport combining equestrian, fencing, and swimming

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as well as running and shooting disciplines. But can Katy make it

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to London? The big event to get picked for that is the world

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championships this year without finally Mr qualify for the Olympics.

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If she is picked, she has the ability and temperament to do what

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she needs to do. Having competed last weekend in the final selection

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trials at her usual University of Bath training base, Katy must now

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wait to see if her Olympic dream is still on track.

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What have support from her proud dad there and quite right. Now time

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for the weather, and we have not had any suggestion as to what it

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It will be quite when to be over the next day with a taste of one to

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today and these wintry showers continue tomorrow. Sunshine as well

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but a dusting of snow was well on the top of the hills. No

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significant snowfall. It is clear for most of the north-eastern North

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Yorkshire with a fair few wintry showers and the West. It is cold

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with a touch of frost first thing tomorrow when temperatures around

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about freezing or just below by first thing tomorrow morning. At

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Clear started the day and then sunshine to come for much of North

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Yorkshire and for the North East coast, in particular, a lovely day

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here. Watcher showers and the West but these will fall us know over

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the top of the North Pennines and the Cumbrian fells. Into Friday

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afternoon, temperatures just below average for the time of year

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between four and six Celsius. One or two 20 flurries over the North

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Pennines and over the Cumbrian fells. What's of sunshine in

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between the showers. A fine end to the day. Over the next few days,

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bright skies in much of the north- eastern North Yorkshire. Actually

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start to the weekend and expect Ross to start the day on Saturday

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and then once again the temperatures just below average for

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January. Things get cloudier in the West on Saturday evening and then

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on Sunday, a spell of rain for Carlisle and much of Cumbria. Much

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of the rain will spell at Celtic Eastwards. Edging its way into

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Northumberland and parts of the Wear Valley. For Teesside in North

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Yorkshire, a fine end to the weekend. We all have crept Synod

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next from looking up words to the Northern Lights. A reminder that

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started week ends tonight. We are all being asked to count the number

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of stars we can see in the constellation of taurine to build a

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light pollution map of the UK. -- light pollution map of the UK. --

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Now for a last look at tonight's headlines. Senior staff at a school

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in Somerset have been strongly criticised for failing to protect

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children from a teacher who was jailed last year for sexual abuse.

:27:23.:27:26.

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