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Welcome to Friday's Look North. In tonight's headlines...

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"I" of the storm. Controversy as councillors in North Yorkshire vote

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to give themselves iPads. Inside one of the largest cannabis

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farms ever found in the North. Faith in the future. This man has

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bought the home of the Bishops of Durham. Now he plans to make it a

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major tourist attraction. And there's only one St James's.

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But it is not in Newcastle. And the club that plays at this more modest

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ground is after the famous sign. Away from the name changing and

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name calling, we look ahead to the best of the weekend sports action.

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And we turn the clock back 20 years to the African tour which warmed

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Durham up for their first cricket Here is a vote that has just come

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in. 37 in favour. 67,000 against. Councillors in Scarborough have

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voted tonight to give themselves iPads. That is despite a poll by

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the town's newspaper that showed overwhelming public opposition to

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the plan. Although the newspaper poll was not scientific, the

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response from the public was unlike anything the newspaper has seen

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before. Since their launch nearly two years

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ago, iPads have sold in their millions, becoming a must-have for

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many, with multiple functions. The year -- their usefulness has been

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noticed by Scarborough council. One councillor urged fellow councillors

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to support a plan to give themselves the gadget, paid for by

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the public purse. The council estimates this could save thousands

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per year, because paper could be sent electronically rather than

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printed and posted. But in these austere times, the proposal has

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proved controversial. Scarborough's local paper, the Evening News,

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carried out a survey with staggering results. 67,000 people

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responded, extraordinary for this town. Just 44 were in favour. It

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means that 99.9% of responses were against the idea. I should point

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out that this iPad is my own, what with private money. One of eight

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councillors to vote against his this woman, using her own computer

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Borough Council business. Other councillors have council laptops.

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She believes those are adequate. The iPad, in her opinion, is too

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far. Public money should not be used in this way. We either have

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our on computers or a laptop from the council. This is all over

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indulgent. If we want them, we can buy them. I think this is an

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excessive waste of money. There are other things this could be spent on.

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The councillors already have laptops and I think it is a step

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too far. We need the money for other things. It is a good idea,

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going with the times. Everyone else has them. In the same meeting,

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there were budget cuts of �2.2 million voted upon with no council

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tax rise. There were also calls for councillors to make a donation to

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their iPads. If the newspaper report is a good indication of

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feeling, that is likely to not be popular.

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The building was so dangerous, it took two days before police

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officers could safely enter. And when inside, detectives discovered

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one of the largest cannabis farms ever found in the North. More than

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a thousand plants valued at about �200,000 were discovered in the

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industrial unit at Haltwhistle in Northumberland.

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From the outside, it looked like a rundown industrial unit. Inside

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there was a sophisticated and professional cannabis farm. More

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than 1,150 plants on three levels. 750 had flowering heads, making

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them more valuable. Northumbria Police, who discovered the drugs

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after a tip off from a member of the public, estimate their value to

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be more than �200,000. But the building on the Hadrian Enterprise

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Park in Haltwhistle was unsafe. There was asbestos, bare live wires

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and running water. Sections of the roof and floors were dangerous.

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There were three levels in an industrial unit of cannabis plants.

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It was dangerous, we had to make the gas and electricity supply safe

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and the building was also unsafe to enter initially. It took dedicated

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search teams two days to look in the premises. Most of the equipment

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and plants have been destroyed, although some have been kept for

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forensic evidence and potential court proceedings. Detectives are

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confident arrests will be made soon. This is one of the largest cannabis

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farms officers working on this case have Abba found in the Northumbria

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Police area Anne. -- ever found in the area.

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The redevelopment of Auckland Castle, historic home of the

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Bishops of Durham, will transform Bishop Auckland. That is the claim

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of the philanthropist who saved the castle's 17th-century Zurbaran

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paintings and the castle from being sold off. Now he wants to develop

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the site as a tourist attraction, bringing hundreds of thousands of

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visitors. Thanks to Jonathan Ruffer spending

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�15 million, the famous paintings of Old Testament characters by the

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Spanish artist Zurbaran are staying in Auckland Castle. The cash-

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strapped church commissioners had wanted to sell them off. But the

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millionaire investment manager has also bought the castle, home of the

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Bishops of Durham for the last 900 years. It will become a tourist

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attraction telling the story of Christianity in Britain, as well as

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the history of the castle. Money and jobs could follow. And actually,

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what we want to have his apprenticeships, so that the work

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is done will be done by people learning how to do it. We would

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like to be involved in the Prince's Trust in that. And certainly,

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Bishop Auckland, if Auckland Castle becomes a major visitor attraction,

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which I eat in very much intend that it will, it will transform

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butchered Auckland. -- which I very much intend. Rowena Hackwood runs

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the trust overseeing the project and charged with raising funds. But

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how popular will a Christian-based attraction be in an ever more

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secular society? The real challenge is to think about how to make

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Auckland Castle a great day out, not just for people interested in

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architecture or work in the history at the castle has to tell, or the

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exhibitions it may have, we would certainly want to do things like

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walking with the dish -- working with the British Library to bring

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manuscripts together here. But the cost of realising those plans,

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opening up the castle and the park, will be expensive. It will cost

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Health bosses in Hartlepool have been criticised for charging

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disabled war veterans to park at hospitals, but not disabled people

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on benefits. Derek Hall from Wingate suffers from several

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conditions after working as a surgeon during the first Gulf War.

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The changes were introduced at the University Hospital of Hartlepool

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at the start of the year as part of essential cost saving measures. But

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Derek says he is angry war veterans are being treated with such a lack

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of respect. I just feel that, in an age when the Prime Minister is

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currently making a lot of statements referencing the need to

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treat service veterans better with respect to health, education,

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housing and so on, that this was an evil way of treating service

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veterans. The North Tees and Hartlepool NHS

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Foundation Trust has now apologised to Mr Hall and promised to review

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its parking provision. Traders in West Cumbria are hoping

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to get their hands on up to �100,000 of government money to

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revive their high streets in the style recommended by Mary Portas.

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The shopping expert produced a report for the government. It said

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town centres need to be reinvented with cheaper parking, open-air

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markets and fewer regulations. Retailers in Maryport want to be

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one of the 12 towns to win the competition.

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Maryport in West Cumbria. With its maritime history and Roman Heritage,

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the town has plenty to offer tourists. But the high street has

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seen better days. We used to have various clothes shops, lots of

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bakers, individual because, newsagents, which we still half.

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Woolworths, all of being replaced by a charity shops. Or the shops

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are empty. One surviving specialist says it is more than just

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appearances. We needed back to when people had much to spend.

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upturned will not happen fast, so the town is bidding for money after

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a scheme suggested by Mary Portas to help revive high streets.

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will be fantastic to win this. We need it, and it would really work.

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The figures make it clear that something needs to be done. In

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Maryport, almost a third of all shops are empty, making it one of

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the worst-performing high streets in Cumbria. In the North East,

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Stockton is also faring badly, with over a quarter of its shops

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standing empty. And the picture is only slightly better in Sunderland

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and Gateshead. The loss of national chains has led to better times on

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the high street. -- bitter times. Only this week, four Peacocks

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stores in Cumbria closed down. So for small traders like Debbie,

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winning Mary Portas' support for Maryport Would be small consolation.

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And MPs will be discussing what can be done about our high streets on

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this weekend's Sunday Politics at noon on BBC One.

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She will not be walking down that famous red carpet. But a former

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nurse will be watching this weekend's Oscars ceremony closer

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than most. A film that she worked on is up for an Academy Award.

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Carol Grayson from Newcastle became a prominent campaigner for victims

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of infected blood transfusions after her husband and his brother

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both died. Her struggle was one of the reasons why she became

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executive film producer on the documentary Incident in New Baghdad.

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Nurse, HIV activist, and now producer of an Oscar-nominated film.

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Carol Grayson lost her husband Peter Longstaff and her step-

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brother Stephen to HIV. Both were haemophiliacs infected by HIV-

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contaminated blood transfusions. She says she saw similarities in

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her fight for justice and the film's anti-war sentiments. I lost

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my husband and my husband was, in a sense, collateral damage, because

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he lost his life because of Government incompetence. The film

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is about collateral damage. I had a lot of empathy. She helped fund the

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film, about a US helicopter attack of Iraq civilians, with �3,000 she

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received from the government for Peter's death. I thought I might as

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well do something useful with some of this. And, in a sense, it gave

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me great satisfaction, because I was using Government money, so they

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were inadvertently finding a film that is actually very strongly

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anti-war. Carol will not be going to the Oscars. She says she cannot

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afford the trip. But she does believe her husband would be

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rooting for the film's success. would be delighted. I think he

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would be surprised. He would expect me to carry on campaigning, but it

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would put his limits and beliefs in what I might achieve to the test. I

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think he would be very, very Now we all have different ways of

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saying thank you. Some say it with flowers or chocolates. But one

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Tyneside dad is going to extreme lengths to express his gratitude to

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all the nurses and doctors who have been looking after his daughter in

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hospital. Dave Gullane from North Shields is about to tramp 379 miles

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across a frozen Siberian lake. And he will be raising thousands of

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pounds for the Children's Foundation Great North Children's

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Hospital along the way. Jim Knight has been to meet him and his

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daughter Emily. A rare break from training for Dave

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and a chance to catch up with some quality time with Emily. Emily was

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born with an extremely rare condition called cloacal anomaly.

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It has meant, just in the first six years of her life, she has already

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had to endure all manner of hospital operations and procedures.

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We owe and insurmountable a mite of banks to the hospital. Myself and

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my family will always be in debt to them. Dave is a man of action. Not

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one to shirk a challenge. A Lance Corporal in the Territorial Army,

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he has already served two tours in Afghanistan. To all the staff who

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have helped Emily, he knew he wanted to make a grand gesture of

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thanks. And through a fundraising website, he would raise some money

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for the Foundation and the children's hospital in the process.

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So most days, this is where you will find Dave. Building up his

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stamina, ready for that fearsome Siberian marathon next month. It is

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pretty bracing on the beach here, but nothing compared to the

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temperatures he will ensure on that Siberian Lake. Temperatures of

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minus 40 at night and winds of up to 100 miles per hour. So this is a

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piece of cake. Do you think your father can run 379 miles? Yes.

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Hopefully I will get through it with the determination that Emily

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has shown. I can take that away and come out smiling. Do you think it

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will be an adventure? Yes. Would When work men Crowbarred the St

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James' Park sign off the wall outside Newcastle United's ground,

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it caused outrage among the fans. But another football club in the

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region saw it as an opportunity, both to save the iconic sign and to

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give their own ground which shares the name an update.

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So Alnwick Town put in a cheeky bid for it, United said no, but the

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tale has a happy ending. And the North East, if you want to watch

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football at St James' Park, there is one place to go off.

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The Northern League club has a long and proud history dating back to

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1879, long before Newcastle United. It has spent thousands upgrading

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its ground and when its chairman saw this happening, he saw it as a

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chance to upgrade it a little bit more. I thought, I have just the

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place where I could put that sign, outside hour ground. We will give

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it a good home. Wind it rather than a line in the storage room or a

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scrap heap, which would have been a shame, we would put it there.

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But the Newcastle turned down the request, saying while it was a nice

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idea, it planned to keep the sign in storage. I can understand. It

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was such a controversial move, that I did not want to come across as a

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pest. But after hearing the story on BBC

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Newcastle, a couple of local lads offered to make one for them and

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this afternoon just 24 hours later it arrived. A it is absolutely

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great. Fantastic. Would a big cash sponsorship deal

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ever persuade him to change the name of Alnwich St James' Park?

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would not dream of it. Maybe my cash layers wishing he had not

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Over at what used to be called St James' Park, Newcastle play their

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last Saturday afternoon game for about six weeks, so make the most

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of it! In fact, it is the North East

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against the West Midlands this weekend, as Sunderland go to West

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Bromwich Albion, while the Magpies are at home to Wolves.

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Alan Pardew has already said he hopes the row over the renaming of

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the ground does not distract from the job in hand, which is pushing

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for a European place. Last time out, the Magpies were

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hammered 5-0 by Tottenham. But they have been strong in front of their

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own fans and both Chelsea and Arsenal have hit a bit of a wobble.

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A Champions League spot is not beyond them.

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You will not catch the manager saying that, but you will hear it

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from someone who has been there and done it. It would be a disaster if

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they did not do it now. They have just got to keep the concentration.

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By sold well as against West Brom and they were absolutely terrible.

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There cannot be better time to be playing them. It is not the finish

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of the season. We have still got games that we have to win. Okay, we

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had a bad game against Tottenham, but I am determined to prove that

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we will not get worse. Wolves assistant boss Terry Connor

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is in charge for the rest of the season, following the sacking of

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former Sunderland manager Mick McCarthy.

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The Black Cats' current chief Martin O'Neill has expressed his

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dismay at the departure of Niall Quinn. The former chairman, who

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left the club earlier this week, had played a major role in luring

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O'Neill to the Stadium of Light. am very disappointed that he has

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decided to go at this stage. From my own point of view, I still

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thought he had a lot of work to do here. But people should not forget

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what he did for this club. I am hoping that when he gets the time

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he will come back here and he is or be so held in great esteem by

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people here, including myself. Now here is a little challenge for

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you. The first four celebrities may be tricky if you are under 30, but

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older viewers will fondly remember Hank the lead guitarist, Lee the

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hard man actor, boxing great Hagler and soul legend Gaye. Then there is

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Dutchman Emnes, the Middlesbrough footballer. What have they all got

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in common? They're all called "Marvellous Marvin"! Mark Tulip

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He really was "Marvellous" Marvin Emnes in the early weeks of the

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season. Eight league and cup goals by mid-September.

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They dried up a bit after that, but three goals in the last two matches

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have suggested a storming finish to the season for the Flying Dutchman,

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who eventually put Millwall to the but I thought we would get other

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chances, as we were playing so well. It was a good feeling. I was going

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to say he is very much a confidence player, but all footballers are

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confidence players. But I think he is very much in that moored at the

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moment. With promotion rivals Reading at

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the Riverside tomorrow, a repeat showing from Emnes would be welcome

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both on Teesside - and back home in People are always asking me how I'm

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getting on in English football in telling me to keep going. But we

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just need to keep winning here. Hopefully, we can make it into the

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Premier League. Elsewhere tomorrow, Carlisle could

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climb back into a League One play- off spot if they beat Yeovil at

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Brunton Park. And Hartlepool could also move up

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the table. They are away at the bottom club Wycombe.

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Outside the League, we have got plenty of interest in the FA Trophy.

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Two of our teams are in tomorrow's quarterfinals.

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York are at Grimsby, while Gateshead go to Luton. Coverage of

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all those games on your BBC local radio stations.

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Durham's cricketers are to play in a 20/20 tournament in Dubai next

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month, alongside teams from the MCC, Lancashire and Sussex.

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But it was actually 20 years ago this month, that they went on their

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first foreign tour. For the whole of February 1992, the

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county warmed up in the heat of It was a journey into the unknown,

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in more ways than one. Two months before they were due to

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become the first team in 70 years to step up from minor counties to

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first-class cricket, Durham jetted off to Zimbabwe. Four weeks of

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almost non-stop action - on and off the field. It was the excitement

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everybody had. We were very keen to get Durham off to a good start. The

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general amnesty and there was created on the tour, between the

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players and the supporters, gave us a real feel of excitement about

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what was in store for everybody. It was a strange cocktail of talent.

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Young lads, fresh out of the local leagues, rubbing shoulders with

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Test players, like Paul Parker and Wayne Larkins. That was one of the

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big hurdles they came across. Once things got on, we lost these two

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guys, and we had to replace them. But the likes of Ian Botham came in.

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But it became a whole new adventure for them and it was a tough thing,

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and I think that's why Durham help to get through that transition

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period so well. And with the help of Geoff Cook,

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one of the survivors from the tour of '92, Durham are now a major

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force in English cricket, with a international stadium to match.

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Could anyone have expected that? Certainly not. It was incredible

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vision and incredible ambition. To Katie Durham team and then to

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create opportunities for young people from Durham. All these

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things have been achieved. It really is an amazing success

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story. And it all came out of My all movies! No pressure on poll,

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but I need some good news in the If you were out and about yesterday,

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you might have seen these beautiful sky ease. It is caused by the

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sunlight day for acting through the cloud. No, you can see some other

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clouds in the second shot today. This beautiful photo of the spring

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crocus. Now, for the weekend, most of us should enjoy some dry weather

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and some bright spells. This evening and through the night, it

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will stay dry, with the odd bit of patchy cloud. There is a brisk

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north to north-westerly breeze and that is keeping it temperatures

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down overnight. But the temperatures will remain above

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freezing for all parts. A better than that in the air first thing

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and as I said, and nice day for many of us tomorrow, with the odd

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bit of cloud around. Most places should stay dry, with temperatures

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between 7 and 10 degrees Celsius. The further east you are, the

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better the temperature. If you're out and about, it will feel cool,

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so make sure you are wrapped up. As we head into the next few days, you

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can see this front coming in across the Atlantic, of which will bring a

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more that of rain for the start of the working week. But we should not

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is the significant increase in the temperatures to go along with that

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next week. He is the outlet, as I said most places bone dry on

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Saturday, with it clouding of a slightly more on Sunday, with the

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odd sprinkle of rain. Into Monday and Tuesday, that front will bring

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