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Hello, welcome to Friday's Look North. In the programme tonight:

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Fire breaks out at a huge biomass facility on Tyneside.

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Around 50 emergency personnel are there, we're live with the latest.

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Nissan announces 400 new jobs — and the Deputy Prime Minister says

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Government plans will create more employment in the North East.

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The derelict care home that residents claim is a death trap.

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End of the story. Nine libraries in Sunderland will close, but

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protestors decide to write their own epilogue.

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And a multi million pound grant promises to restore this theatre to

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its full glory. It is a weekend off from many

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footballers, but pulling off his boots last night was an England

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football star swapping his boots for charity.

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Teams of firefighters are at the scene of a blaze at a biomass store

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on South Tyneside. Around 50 fire crew are involved. The fire broke

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out this afternoon in the biomass fuel storage facility at the Port of

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Tyne in Jarrow. It's the second time there's been a major incident there.

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We can go now to our reporter, Peter Harris, for the latest.

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This is one of those occasions the pictures don't tell the story

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because it is happening inside. At its height, there have been 50

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firefighters. To give you an idea of the scale, we are talking about an

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area the size of two football pitches. It involves wooden pellets

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and it broke out in South Shields at around 3pm this afternoon. As you

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mentioned there, it is not the first significant fire here in recent

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years. There was a fire two years ago other biomass plant. That took

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24 hours to put out, so we will see if this one is on that scale. I can

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bring you some significant news which is that time and we're fire

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and rescue are telling us that no personnel were involved. We take

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from that that there were no injuries. They say that it is now

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well under control. It seems it was a big fire, but it appears there

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have been no injuries. The Deputy Prime Minister, Nick

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Clegg, has been on Tyneside today, promoting the success of the

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Government's Regional Growth Fund.It was a good day to visit, because it

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came at the same time as Nissan, a former beneficiary of the fund,

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announced 400 new jobs. It's the latest expansion at the

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plant, which is moving to 24 hour working for the first time in its

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history Nissan is introducing a third shift to cope with demand for

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the new—look Note, which it began building last month.

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The new recruits will allow round—the—clock production to begin

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from early next year and take the headcount at the plant to more than

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6,500. Some welcome positive jobs news for

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the region which continues to have the highest unemployment rate in the

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country. And, after the Prime Minister's visit to York yesterday,

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it was the Deputy Prime Minister's turn to visit the region. He was

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visiting firms on Tyneside which have benefited from the Government's

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Regional Growth Fund, which aims to help job creation in the private

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sector. And he revealed that the Fund's being expanded. Richard

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Thomas reports. He was here to see the biggest of

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its kind in the world. This site used to be the naval yard at Walker

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on the Tyne. Now it houses this giant — building the nerve centre

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for rigs and vessels offshore. 168 new jobs here, paid for, in part, b

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taxpayer. Just looked behind me, this company

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has been able to build this fantastic installation here in the

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north—east. They are going to create hundred and 60 new jobs and protect

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another 90 new jobs that would have been at risk. We need to get behind

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things like this to create and protect new jobs. The most important

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objective of all is jobs. The company's received £3.6 million

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from the regional growth fund — one of the coalition's flagship

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policies. And this business, says Mr Clegg, is a great example of how tax

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payer money is being used to support private sector schemes. Last year

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however, the National Audit Office said too much cash had been spent on

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schemes with too few jobs coming in return.

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But the government says for every £1 of tax money given to firms, £6 has

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come in from the private sector It's so far spent £2 billion on the job

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scheme and today pledged to spend another £300m. The new workers here

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aren't complaining. It is possible that this investment

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has helped the company employ more people. To build up the pool of

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knowledge which will be used to develop technology further because

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we are going into harsher environments to get the oil and gas

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out. Whether this taxpayer backed job

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scheme was worth it is a judgement for the future. But it has had a

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tangible benefit on Tyneside. And we had another political big gun

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paying us a visit today too. The leader of the Labour party, Ed

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Miliband, came to the Baltic Art Gallery in Gateshead where he spoke

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to industrialists at the North East Economic Forum, before heading on to

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Stockton to talk to small business owners. Mr Miliband said his party

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offers the best way to help the region's economy. It is only Labour

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talking about the biggest issues facing families, which is the cost

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of living. That is why we have set out plans to freeze energy bills, to

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cut small business rate, that is a massive burden on so many small

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businesses across its region. Also to get our young people working

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again. All of those things will help the north—east economy.

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Northumbria Police have launched an investigation after seeing footage

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of a fight in Newcastle city centre. It's understood to have taken place

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last month on Newgate Street. The footage shows a man, thought to be a

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bouncer, fighting with another man. What happens next is too violent to

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show. Officers want the victim of the assault to contact them. They

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say a 30—year—old man has already been interviewed in connection with

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the incident. Police have arrested five men on

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suspicion of murder after a man's body was found in the Branksome area

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of Darlington. The body was discovered by a member of the public

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in a wooded area on Monday. Although no formal identification's been

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made, police are progressing the investigation on the basis that the

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body is that of Alan Youngson, who went missing in August. The five men

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arrested are aged between 28 and 38 and all are local.

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Part of Scarborough town centre was cordoned off earlier today in a

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security scare. Dozens of businesses on Westborough in the town centre

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were closed for more than four hours after a suspicious package was found

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at the back of a shop. The area was declared safe after an army bomb

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disposal team carried out two controlled explosions.

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A man who helped his friend attempt to kill himself has been jailed for

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12 years. Kevin Howe, pictured here, supplied his friend Stephen Walker

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with a can of petrol and a lighter shortly before he set himself on

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fire. The court heard Mr Walker felt suicidal and begged his friend to do

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it. Mr Walker suffered 95% burns in the incident at his home in Bishop

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Auckland last May, which followed a heavy drinking session. Jailing the

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20—year—old, the judge at Durham Crown Court said Howe had taken some

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delight in knowing what his friend was about to do. Stephen Walker is

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still in a critical condition in hospital.

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They've been worried about it for years. Now they're furious. A

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derelict former care home in Gateshead that locals say has become

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a potential death trap to youngsters. Now it's emerged that

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intimate, personal details of former residents of the home are lying

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scattered around those ruins, for anyone to find. And until today,

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there was nothing to stop intruders. Relatives say they're appalled. For

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tonight's Look North Report, Gerry Jackson has been to the secluded

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site, at Winlaton. Abandoned and left to scavengers and

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vandals. As it seems, are the very personal reminders of people who

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lived here. A former hospital, the Winalton Care Village went under a

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number of names and operators during its long history. Jane 's father

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died here. They are personal details about what happened overnight. My

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dad 's personal confidential details.

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This was a former TB Hospital and later a care home. For nearly a

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decade, it has been empty and crumbling. Developers plan to build

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more than 30 homes here. Locals say it has become a magnet for children.

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You can walk into the premises, there are no railings, anyone could

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fall down a hole and you could be lying there for a while without

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anybody to come to your aid. This is the biggest building of

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around ten or 12 in total. Completely open to the elements and

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goodness knows how many vandals. We have no idea how safe or unsafe it

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is in there, so we are not going to go any further.

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But others, of course, have done. They've started fires and ripped out

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anything of value. There are deep voids under the floor. Yesterday,

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anybody could wander in. After our filming today, the site owners were

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complying with their request for tighter security.

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We were aware of it prior to that and that is why we are working with

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accounts will to redevelop it. If one of your relatives were named

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in there and this had been left all these years lying about, how would

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you feel? I wouldn't be happy, I must admit, but we haven't been in

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and we weren't responsible for clearing the building. Confidential

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information. Absolutely. This is your responsibility as well, it is

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part of the site you own. He said he will hand over items like

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this to the last care home operators who told us:

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Well, we've had the good news for Sunderland — 400 new jobs at Nissan.

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Now for the bad — nine of its public libraries are shutting. About 30

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protesters are staging a sit—in tonight at a library in the city in

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protest at its closure. The library is one of nine being shut for good

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today by Sunderland Council. Andrew Hartley has sent us this report.

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This is, or rather was, Southwick library, but no longer. It is one of

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nine libraries closing forgotten night, leaving 11 (the city. Saving

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the council £850,000. Protesters entered the building before five

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o'clock this evening and staff were preparing to close. This is too

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little too late isn't it? It is not, we have been campaigning

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since June. This is not the beginning. We have lobbied the

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council twice and had the mass petition. We have gone on for

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several months now. This is a last resort. I have never protested in my

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life, but I feel extremely angry over all of these cut and this

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decision. The doors have closed for the final time. Inside is a bit of

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the stand—off between 30 protesters and the small number of police and

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security guards. The council was not able to put up anyone for interview

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tonight, but told us the cuts are part of savings totalling £110

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million because of reductions to central government funding. If they

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had not cut here, they would have had to make the cut. Is promising a

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more flexible library service, which it claims will reach more people.

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With the stock market flotation of Royal Mail only a matter of days

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away, there are growing concerns that rural services could suffer

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under the new regime. The Government says a six—day a week service will

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be guaranteed, but the Sunday Politics programme has found real

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concerns. Farmer Stuart Nelson from the Ingram Valley isn't convinced.

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I think the biggest worry is that we don't get it all has to travel out

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to get it. That is another chore that you don't need. It is a thing

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that we are paying for and then it is costing money to collect. Where

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we have already paid for it once. Why should we have to pay again to

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go and get it? And you can see more on that story

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on Sunday Politics at 11.15am this Sunday morning. York is to become

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the first city in the world to use the new system that let us drivers

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know if there are cyclists near the vehicles. The alert uses electronic

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tanks fitted to bikes that send a signal to buses to warn drivers.

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This being used on University transport first, but could be

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expanded across the city. Too many cyclists are dying on our roads,

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especially in London and large cities. We think we can save lives

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and make it safer for cyclists. It will make a big difference to the

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driver 's ability to detect cyclists coming on the inside and finding out

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whether cyclists are. Coming up, the £4 million lifeline

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for one of our best known theatres. And we go through the keyhole for a

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rare glimpse inside a listed building that's been a home to

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Bishops for 800 years. No pressure dominates the weekend. Join me later

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for the details. One of the region's best known

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theatres has received £4 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund to

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complete its restoration. The Globe in Stockton famously had the Beatles

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playing on the night JFK was killed. Buddy Holly and the Rolling Stones

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also played there. A recent attempt to restore the theatre stalled

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because of funding problems. Stuart Whincup reports.

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In the shell of this once great theatre a tribute to the Globe 's

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most famous act. The £4 million lottery grant will help transform

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the rundown theatre bringing big acts actor Stockton. This is such a

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wonderful venue. Historically it is in the centre of Stockton. There

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will be a cascade effect that will regenerate the shops, pubs,

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restaurants and there will be a great energy in the town. Worked to

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restore the globe started four years ago, but asbestos, flooding and

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funding problems led to delays. Is it going to happen this time? It

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certainly is. We have the money, that is the main thing. Everything

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is right about this project. It is in the right location, it is a

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fantastic venue. I can't say any more.

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They may no longer be able to attract the biggest band in the

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world, but with a capacity of 2500, developers say they can still

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attract the names from music and comedy here.

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That is the biggest crowd Stuart will ever play too.

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It's been home to the Bishops of Carlisle for 800 years. But what do

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you do with a Grade One listed castle when the current Bishop

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decides to move out? Today, visitors have been given a very rare

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opportunity to look behind the scenes of Rose Castle, near Dalston

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in Cumbria, where, after a period of uncertainty, there are now ambitious

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plans for the future. Graham Moss paid a visit.

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By anyone's standards it's an impressive pile. A fortified house.

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A private chapel. 16 bedrooms — all set in six acres of grounds and

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today a very rare chance to peek behind the scenes.

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Years it has been transformed from a fortress to keep the Scots are they

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and each generation has changed. In the more peaceful times and the

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tranquillity of the place now. Rather than the fortress strength.

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But for a modern Bishop, it's all a bit grand and no longer suited to

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the needs of the Diocese of Carlisle. When the current Bishop

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decided to live rather more modestly in Kewick, the future was uncertain.

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After 800 years of the bishop living here and the castle being ransacked

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and burnt and rebuilt, for the first time it was facing the possibility

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of emptiness or being sold. The plan now is that it will become

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an international Christian centre for reconciliation, bringing

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together different faith groups for greater understanding.

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We would love to see this place full of people again. We want to show

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that it is a place of warmth and Wellcome, hospitality. We want to

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bring people here to experience the peace and tranquillity that this

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building has. We want to help them work through their disagreements and

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divisions and come to a place where they can work together with people

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they disagree with. Ownership of the building could

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change in a matter of months with the new centre possibly operational

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as early as next year. Now it is time for a catch up with the sport.

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It's fairly quiet on the football front this weekend. There's no

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Premier League programme, because of the latest round of international

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matches and that's also caused the postponement of the scheduled games

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for Middlesbrough, Carlisle and York City. So, in the League, the focus

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is on Hartlepool United and in the Conference, on the return of a face

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familiar to fans on Wearside. It's eight years since John Oster

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left Sunderland under a bit of a cloud. He didn't always live up to

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his billing, and wasn't helped by a series of off—the—field incidents.

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Since then, he's been to half a dozen clubs, including Doncaster

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Rovers and Barnet, but now, at the age of 34, the Welsh international

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winger's back in the North East, with Gateshead. From what I have

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seen, it is not too different. There are some good teams in the league,

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but there are some different teams at the bottom where they are

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part—time teams. It is not easy for them. The likes of litre —— Luton

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and Wrexham, there are some big clubs. As a new challenge that I am

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relishing. Fortunes have certainly picked up

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since former York boss Gary Mills took charge — four wins in their

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last five games has lifted them well away from the Conference drop zone.

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Individually and as a team, the improvement has been fantastic. Four

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out of five, fantastic run for us. Hartlepool, meanwhile, go to Exeter

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in League Two, looking for their third away win inside a week.

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My philosophy is to go away from home, your first point of call is

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not to lose. If you can come away with something, you have had a

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positive result. We have to try and continue because it gives you a

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foothold. You get something. And you can hear full match

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commentary of Hartlepool's game at the other St James' Park on BBC

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Tees. Meanwhile in Scottish League Two, Berwick will move within a

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point of leaders East Stirling if they beat Elgin at Shielfield Park.

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It was a case of brothers in arms at Ashington Football Club last night.

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Newly—retired Durham and England cricketer Steve Harmison lined up

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alongside his two brothers, as a Northumberland team took on a

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Newcastle United Eleven — which included a World Cup semi—finalist.

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The Magpies won 8—3, but two charities were the big winners. Mark

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Tulip was there. Peter Beardsley has played on much

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bigger stages, but with the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation one of the

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beneficiaries of the Stephen Harmison Benefit Football Match no

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surprise to see the ex—Newcastle and England midfielder in the visitors'

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line—up. Sir Bobby Robson did an enormous amount for me in my early

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days as a sportsman. The awareness and the money that we can give will

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be fantastic. James Harmison, a Northern League

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footballer with Bedlington, had the obvious advantage over his

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professional cricketing brothers Kent and ex—Durham all—rounder Ben

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and their elder brother Steve. We followed his career. James is the

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main driver will stop every single person is probably here because of

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James. He played alongside them for the length of his career. Hopefully

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they will enjoy a great night. I have enjoyed playing with them ——

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with him. No shame in the final score, of course, on a wild and

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windy night in Ashington, but what about the evening's other big

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talking point, Steve's retirement from cricket.

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Playing 12 months of the year, so now it is time to quit. Funds were

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also raised for the Professional Cricketers' Association.

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In rugby union, Newcastle Falcons are looking forward to a new

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experience tomorrow, when they play in Romania for the first time in

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Europe's Amlin Challenge Cup. Dean Richards has made ten changes to the

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side that beat Worcester in the Premiership last weekend, as the

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Falcons take on Bucharest Wolves, a team made up of the best players in

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Romanian club rugby, who're challenging for the national side.

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They only got together earlier this week, but they'll be no pushover.

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They don't want to get some tweaking and week out. The regional side

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makes them a little bit stronger. There is no point going over there

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if it is going to be easy. You wouldn't do it unless they were good

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players. I have never been there myself, but I am excited. It is a

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game that brings excitement because it is a new challenge and a new

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culture to experience. Finally, there's not long left to

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nominate someone you know for this year's BBC Sports Personality of the

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Year Unsung Hero award. Last year's winner in the north east

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and Cumbria was Peter Crawford, a gymnastics coach from Billingham. It

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could be someone who's unearthed a real winner or someone who gives up

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their time to keep a local club going behind the scenes. If you'd

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like to nominate someone go the website. Closing date is October

:24:51.:25:00.

14th — that's next Monday. By my calendar, that is next Monday. Not

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long left at all. Now it is time for the weather and I am guessing it is

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going to be a bit windy? Yes, yesterday we showed pictures of

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huge waves. It seems some people it is not enough to watch the waves.

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Thanks for that shot off the North Yorkshire coast. Another shot here,

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along exposure, the surfer just as mad as the one along the coast.

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Over the weekend we will keep the wind. Fair amount of cloud for most

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of the time and some of us will have rented content with. A blanket of

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cloud that will hang around for most of us. Most places will stay dry and

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maybe one or two breaks in the crowd. Temperatures into single

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figures. Temperatures are couple of degrees milder. It is a similar

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picture tomorrow. A lot of cloud from the word go. Eastern areas will

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see patchy rain at times. Certainly a damp feel at times. Further west

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should they try, but brighter spells will be further few and far between.

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Temperature is nothing to write home about, 13 Celsius at best. It is not

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as windy as it has been, but the wind is still coming from the cold

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north—easterly direction so it will still have an edge to it. That is

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the hitch as we head into the weekend. This low will push the

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frontal system up from the south and introduce more rain through the

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second part of the weekend and the beginning of the next working week.

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If you are out and about, a lot of cloud around. Maybe some light rain

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at times and still look cold breeze which will ease into Monday. The

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cloud always thicker in the north—east and the wind always

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stronger. More widespread rain on Sunday and Monday. If it is any

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consolation, Tuesday looks drier and brighter. You can keep up—to—date

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with the BBC weather application. Bring on Tuesday them. That is it

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for tonight. We will be back at 10:25pm. Good night.

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