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Hello, welcome to Look North. In the programme tonight: The latest on the

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birthday horror in Turkey. Three members of a North East family

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shot. One is dead. Police arrest the gardener from

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their luxury villa after he goes berserk with a pump—action shotgun.

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Also tonight, Nissan unveils the luxury car it'll be building on

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Wearside creating nearly 300 jobs. And the rise of the tattoo. Why are

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more and more people in our region getting themselves inked?

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In sport. As football's "Entertainers" prepare to take on

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the "Invincibles" we talk to goalkeeper Steve Harper about his

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big charity match at St James' Park. And we counted down to the great

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North run. They were enjoying a holiday in a

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luxury villa in Turkey. They were preparing for a birthday

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celebration. Then the shooting started, and three generations of

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the same family were gunned down. Anne Bury was killed. She was 56,

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and lived in the North Yorkshire village of Swainby. Her 24—year—old

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son, Alex, was shot and remains in a Turkish hospital tonight. His

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grandmother, Cecille, from Marton, near Middlesbrough, was also hurt.

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The family were in Turkey celebrating Anne Bury's birthday.

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They were staying at the villa in the popular holiday resort of

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Dalyan. It's understood the shootings happened after an argument

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with the local gardener employed at the villa.

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We'll be going live to Swainby shortly for reaction in the village.

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But for the latest news on the situation we're joined by BBC

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Correspondent James Reynolds, who's in Istanbul. James, is it clear yet

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what exactly happened? We are still trying to piece

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together the sequence of events. There seems to have been an argument

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over the weekend. The police were called in. They teamed the

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46—year—old gardener, a local Turkish citizen. He was then

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released. We understand that he returned to develop and began

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shooting. He killed one person and injured two others. He was captured

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shortly afterwards. A statement says that the chief suspect has been

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arrested and is in custody while an investigation is underway. We

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understand that that suspect appeared in court earlier today. The

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judge ordered him to be arrested and held in custody. We do not know if

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he pleads innocent or guilty. We do not know when a child will be

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carried out. We understand the Foreign Office is providing support

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to the family. We understand that Cecille has been discharged from one

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hospital, and Alex is said to be out of intensive care and in a stable

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condition in a separate hall —— in a separate hospital.

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The reaction in the village of Swainby has been a mixture of shock

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and disbelief. Our reporter Stuart Whincup has been speaking to friends

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of the Bury family and joins us now. Stuart.

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People have been telling us this is usually a quiet village. All day

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there has been a police presence around the family home. They have

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been talking of the difficulty they have been facing. They have been

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desperately trying to find out news from Turkey.

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Catherine Bury was described as the best neighbour anyone could have.

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This afternoon there was shock that such a popular family would be

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caught up in such a violent attack. These people have lives next door

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for 30 years. She has been such a good neighbour

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to us. I do not think we can ever replace her. It is unbelievable. I

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have got over the shock of it now, but at the start I could not see

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anything. Because I have a family of my own, it's just really broke my

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heart. For a family to go through that. I never saw her get angry or

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edited in her life how this happened I cannot imagine.

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Here at the Hotel where Alex worked managers have released a statement

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saying they are shocked and saddened by what has happened. They say their

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thoughts go to his family. Back at the village friends and

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neighbours are awaiting anxiously for any news. It is a shocking thing

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to happen anywhere, but because it is such a shocking contrast to this

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city —— to this village, it makes it seem even worse. It is unbelievable.

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Prayers for the family will be said of the service in the village

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tomorrow. Some good news this afternoon. Cecille, in her 80s, was

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released from hospital. Alex is said to be in a stable

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condition in hospital. The family is receiving support from the Foreign

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Office. We will have more later. Nissan's unveiled the car it says

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will help continue its Wearside factory's success story. The company

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hasn't said yet what it will cost, but it'll carry the company's luxury

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Infiniti brand. Chris Stewart reports.

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Two things now roll out regularly from this plant. Cars and good news.

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This, The Sun hopes, will be both. It is on display for the first time

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at the Frankfurt motor show. The company is convinced the journalists

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will love it. They are convinced the public will buy it. 300 new workers

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are being recruited to build it. A further 700 jobs will be created in

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the supply chain. It will be the fifth model N production on

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Wearside. This is now comfortably the most productive car plant in

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Europe with more than 6000 employees turning out more than 500,000 cars

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per year. The new car will go into production in 2015.

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The Labour leader Ed Miliband has repeated calls on the Government not

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to privatise the East Coast Main Line rail service.

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The business was re—nationalised four years ago when National Express

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pulled out, and makes profits of around £3 million a week.

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Mr Miliband told the TUC Conference in Bournemouth that the service

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should be kept in public hands. East Coast has been successful in

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public hands. The question is do you, on the basis of..., send it

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back into the private sector or, or do you keep it in public ownership,

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and we see a cheeky kept in public ownership.

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Bidders hoping to run local TV stations in Middlesbrough,

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Scarborough and York have until the end of tomorrow to lodge their

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interest. They're part of the second wave of a roll—out of 65 stations

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that will cover the country.They're being part—funded by £40 million of

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BBC money. But, according to media experts, the local stations will

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have to fight hard to attract advertising revenue. Our Business

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Correspondent Ian Reeve reports. Now I want to introduce a local

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port. This is local TV from the 1970s. The

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modern—day offering of course will be rather different.

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The website of the company that's won the Newcastle franchise boasts

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of being a mirror that reflects the local zeitgeist.

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Middlesbrough, Scarborough and York are all ready to join Tyneside in

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the second wave of franchises. Tomorrow is the deadline for

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companies interested in transmitting local TV in those areas.

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Of course we've seen local TV in the region before. Teesside had a cable

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Channel dedicated to Middlesbrough Football Club for seven years.

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Its main presenter is now at the BBC, but says the channel's owner

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thought there was a market for a broader offering. It began in one

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programme Perry. It became a fully fledged Channel. There were toxic at

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taking place —— a conversation that is to place that looked at the

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possibility. Boro TV had the plug pulled in 2005.

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Funding it had became an issue. And that according to industry experts

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is the challenge facing local TV — fighting for advertising revenue.

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They cannot understand how competitive that local advertising

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market is. That is the markets that the news franchises will have to

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survive in. And of course what the channels

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show, their content, will also determine their success or failure.

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Although this polished Channel in newsworthy Manchester closed after

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12 years. Maybe the hyperlocal content of the

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1970s is the way to go. We'll soon be able to judge, with the channels

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coming on air next year. Still to come in tonight's

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programme, we'll be hearing from Mo Farah ahead of Sunday's Great North

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Run. And talking to this extraordinary

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lady, who's fought back from a broken back to take part in the Run.

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I will have the latest weather information.

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It is estimated that one in five of us now boasts at a too. Academics

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are now taking an interest. Whether you call them graffiti body at their

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is no getting away from the fact that tattoos are everywhere. One in

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five of us now has a tattoo. It is a trend that has not escaped academic

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curiosity. People might get a tattoo to represent a trip. Song lyrics

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which capture a moment. Very personalised symbols.

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So what's caused our change in attitudes towards something that

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only a couple of decades ago was the preserve of sailors, bikers and

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convicts? Best ask a man who's been creating tattoos for a quarter of a

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century. I have tattoo solicitors and accountants. Doctors, nurses,

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policemen, even the odd MP has been tattooed. Now it is definitely

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working class through to middle—class. I lost my mother to

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cancer, so I am getting a piece to her. There will be a script with a

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date of birth and date of death. A lot of females were struggling for

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a tattoo design. My idea was to create a new tattoo magazine for

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females that would combine the new fashion and trends.

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Now, you still might not like them, but with everyone from Cheryl Cole

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to the Prime Minister's wife sporting them, it's maybe inevitable

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that we will all have to accept body ink as the new norm. Because let's

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face it, one thing about tattoos is they won't go away.

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And you can hear more personal tattoo stories on BBC Newcastle's

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Breakfast show with Alfie and Charlie all this week.

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The great North run is just a few days away. Today we meet a racehorse

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trainer who broke her back. But she is back on her feet. She is ready

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for the challenge. Horses played a huge part in her

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road to recovery. She is ready for the great North run. Initially I was

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paralysed. I had to major operations. I spent a lot of time in

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a wheelchair. The inspiration for me was doing something for assistance

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dogs. I've gradually started walking again. I started on a frame,

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sticks, ended up walking on my own. Over the years I got stronger. The

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more I did the better I got. Her love of horses helped get back in

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the saddle almost before she was on her feet. I was able to get ack

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riding very early, almost before I could walk.

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Her family are proud of her recovery and will be cheering her on this

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weekend. It is amazing. She has never actually been a runner. Her

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sister was always a better runner than she was. I think she will do

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it. It is a long way, but she is

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determined to run every last mile I am determined not to walk. The only

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thing that concerns me is being overtaken by somebody who is

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walking. As long as that does not happen I will be happy that I have

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set out —— that I have done what I set out to do.

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Well, the elite athletes are also counting down to the big race.

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Olympic, World and European Champion Mo Farah would love to add the Great

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North Run to his list of victories and as part of his preparations he's

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been training at high altitude in the French Pyrenees. But he knows he

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faces some tough competition. Hopefully having my track speed will

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give me more confidence. It will not be an easy race. It will be tough.

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He is a great athlete. What he has achieved is amazing.

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It would be good to have that title the great North run is a big race.

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Well, you can watch the action from the Great City Games here on BBC One

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at 1pm on Saturday. And the Great North Run is live from 9.30am on

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Sunday — also on BBC One. On to football, and tomorrow

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evening, at St James's Park, Newcastle fans have the chance to

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say farewell, again, to a local lad who gave them 20 years' fabulous

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service. A Newcastle Legends team will take on Italian greats AC

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Milan, in goalkeeper Steve Harper's charity match. Steve joined me in

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the studio earlier this afternoon, and I asked him how much he's

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looking forward to his big night. I am looking forward to it. It has

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been very stressful organising it. I am looking forward to the whistle

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going tomorrow night and raising a lot of money. You have managed to

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get Paolo di Canio. The charities are not exclusive to

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Newcastle United fans. Fantastic to have him along. Hopefully he will

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get a decent reception. He will get a bit of stick. It all adds to

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hopefully a special day. An emotional day. It looks like it will

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be your final farewell. This game was an opportunity to use my time

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served to raise as much money as possible. Hopefully there will be a

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carnival atmosphere. The key of the night is to raise as much money as

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we can. We will get this one out of the way. It has sold 40,000 tickets

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already bet you can pay at the door.

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The flag that'll start the Cumbrian stage of The Tour of Britain next

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week has been revealed. Designed by 11—year—old Hannah Atkinson as part

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of a county—wide competition, the flag will start the race in Carlisle

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on Monday. Cumbria is hosting a full stage of

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the Tour, with the likes of Sir Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish

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tackling the event's own mountain stage.

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Now, Look North is once again looking for our regions' Sports

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Kids. The youngsters can be talented, dedicated or simply great

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triers. But they must be no older than fifteen. Last year, we featured

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seven year—old Archie from Newcastle, who's a real Diamond. A

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speedway fanatic, he impressed Newcastle Diamonds so much they made

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him their official mascot. Then there was five year—old footballer

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Dylan from County Durham who trains at the Martin Gray Academy. And

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14—year—old Ellie from Carlisle, who's already one of the country's

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top young cycle racers — and is on the British Cycling Talent Team.

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So if you know a youngster who has a passion for a particular sport —

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drop us a line at Sports Kids, Look North, BBC, Barrack Road, Newcastle,

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NE99 2NE or e—mail us at [email protected].

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It's been a fantastic summer and if our e—mail inbox is anything to go

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by, you've been making the most of the extra hours of sunshine to get

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out with your cameras. Paul, you've got the proof.

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To pick our winning August picture for our 2014 calendar, we asked a

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photographer who specialises in outdoor shots. Alison Leddy went

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back to studying in her 40s to follow her passion. Hannah Bayman

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went to meet her on a shoot in her hometown of Blyth.

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It is a scene which inspires countless photographers. I am down

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here to three days a week. There is always something to see and to

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photograph. When you are doing photography you are documenting the

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moment that lasts for a lifetime. Our sun—soaked August made for a

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stunning short list. From golden afternoons spent in wild flower

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meadows, to blood—red sunsets, as temperatures rose higher than they

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had done since 2006. Stargazers were treated to the

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clearest skies for years as the annual Perseid meteor shower reached

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its peak. With a faint glow of the Northern Lights to top off the

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night. Our first ever Ashes Test stayed

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mostly dry, allowing England to secure an outright victory in the

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series against Australia, despite threatening clouds. They are

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stunning images. So which is Alison's runner—up? I

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have chosen this one. It is a beautiful sunrise to look at.

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Her winner? Ashley Corr's misty morning

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reflections at Buttermere, Cumbria. That is a perfect photo in my

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opinion. The composition is outstanding. I will be happy to look

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at this all year. This photograph will now become the oldest page on

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the 2014 calendar. —— the August. Once those showers had been and gone

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they worked their way out over the North Sea. Today there are not so

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many under storms. —— thunderstorms. There were quite a range of

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temperatures this afternoon. A different sort of day tomorrow. Cool

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and cloudy. Most of us will see some rain at times. Are largely dry

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night. That figure clouds might bring the odd spot of rain. Blue

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tomorrow morning the clouds continues to thicken up. And damp

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feel to things. Through the afternoon we will seemed to dry

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weather spreads Eastern areas. Temperatures do struggle tomorrow.

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That is the picture for tomorrow. The tail end of that front comes

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through on Thursday into Friday. For the bulk of Friday and into the

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first part of the weekend it. A dry and bright. Tomorrow many of us will

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see some rain at times. Temperatures struggling. But some places will be

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drier for the tail end of the day. Thursday many places drive. The

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client gets into the West later in the day. And improving picture as we

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head to Friday and Saturday. Some blue sky and some sunshine.

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Before we go a reminder of our main story tonight. Three generations of

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a British family have been shot while on holiday in Turkey.

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The Bury family, from Swainby in North Yorkshire had been celebrating

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a birthday party at their luxury villa on Sunday when their gardener

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opened fire with a pump—action shotgun. Catherine Bury was killed.

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Her mother Cecille, 87, and son Alex, 24 were also shot.

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We're going back now to our reporter Stuart Whincup in Swainby. Stuart,

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the whole community in shock there? All day we have been hearing

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tributes to Catherine Bury. She was described as the perfect neighbour.

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We have heard how her son Alex is now in a stable condition. Her

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mother has been discharged from hospital this afternoon.

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That is all for now. Goodbye.

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