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BBC weather website. That is it all from the BBC's News at Six.

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Hello, welcome to Tuesday's Look North.

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Tonight: countdown to a tragedy ` an inquest into Raoul Moat's first

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victim hears harrowing details of the events that led to gunman's

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shooting spree. Doctor's orders ` How GPs have

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turned around the fortunes of the NHS in North Yorkshire just eight

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months after taking over. Could cricketer Ben Stokes get the

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nod for the second Ashes test down under?

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And he may not be picking up any awards for his dancing ` but Mark

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Benton does get an honour today and gets to dress up again too.

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I've been working really hard up until now, so this is like the

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cherry on the cake, it's brilliant. In sport, we'll meet someone else

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chasing a title ` only this time, he's a boxer.

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And we'll revisit a game the Sunderland boss, Gus Poyet, says was

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"the most embarrassing" match of his life.

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It was the start of a week of violence this region will never

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forget. In July, 2010, gunman Raoul Moat started a shooting spree that

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would leave one man dead, a woman injured and a police officer

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blinded. Today a coroner heard new details of the build`up to that

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tragedy at an inquest into the death of 29`year`old Chris Brown. He'd

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been in a relationship with Moat's former girlfriend and was shot just

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two days after the killer was freed from prison. Our reporter was at the

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hearing in Newcastle. We've waited more than two years for this inquest

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to resume. I was asked a little earlier whether an inquest was

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necessary at all. It would be an injustice not to consider the family

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of Chris Brown. His mother said that she wants this inquest to be a

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careful scrutiny of what led to the shooting will stop she also wants

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them whether her son's death could have been avoided.

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More than three years after she buried her son, she was here to give

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evidence at his inquest. Her statement will be read on her behalf

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by a lawyer. In it, Sally Brown said that life since Christopher's

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killing had been hell. What's unusual about this inquest is that

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we pretty much know what the verdict will be. The coroner has explained

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that the law doesn't allow him to return a verdict which would be

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inconsistent with the findings of the related criminal case. So the

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verdict, it seems, will be one of unlawful killing. But the coroner

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has said that it is also his duty to examine what happened before

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Christopher Brown's death and to determine the material relevance of

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those facts. The first person into the witness box was a prisoner who

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was serving time at Durham Prison with Raoul Moat. Referred to only as

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N1, he described how Moat became angry after hearing Samantha

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Stobbart had a new partner. The inquest heard that when N1 was

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interviewed six weeks after Mr Brown was killed, he said Moat made

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specific threats inside to shoot dead five people, including Samantha

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and her new partner. He also said Moat was planning on "suicide by

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cop", that he would cause the police to shoot him dead and that whatever

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happened he would not be returning to prison.

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This afternoon, N1 said he couldn't recall the exact words used and that

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at the time he thought the threats where the ramblings of a madman.

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Who else can we expect to you from? You might remember last year that

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prisoner N1 buzz seeing. Also, Samantha Stobbart.

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A jury considering the case of three men and a youth accused of grooming

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and sexually exploiting young girls has been sent home for the night.

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32`year`old Shakil Munir, 18`year`olds Junaid Butt and Ibrar

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Mahmood and a 17`year`old are on trial at Teesside Crown Court.

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They're alleged to have targeted girls in their early teens. The jury

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will resume its deliberations in the morning.

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The police have confirmed a body found in woodland near Hadrian's

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Wall is that of missing Peter Jackson. The 38`year`old father of

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two worked as a golf professional at Castle Eden. He hadn't been seen

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since leaving home in Seaham three weeks ago. Officers say there are no

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suspicious circumstances. Eight months ago, the NHS in North

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Yorkshire was around ?12 million in debt. But in April the finances were

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taken over by doctor`led groups and they're now all predicting a

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surplus. But there is concern at York Hospital that meeting some of

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the cost`cutting targets they've been set could affect patient care.

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Every time you visit the doctor, pick up a prescription or have some

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tests, it costs money. Historically in North Yorkshire the NHS has

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struggled to make ends meet. Until eight months ago, most health care

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was paid for by the Primary Care Trust. But last April, four

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doctor`led clinical commissioning groups took over the purse strings,

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inheriting a ?12 million deficit. The Vale of York Clinical

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Commissioning Group took the lion's share of that deficit and was handed

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the lowest allocation per head of population to spend on health care

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going forward. Eight months on, the man responsible

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for the Vale of York believes they can make ends meet.

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We inherited a substantial mess. We have a significant challenge. Every

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year, the hospital has tended to over`perform and see more people

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than we expected, which is always a risk in winter with flu outbreaks

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etc, but we have made plans for these things and our best guess at

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the moment is that we will at least balance the books and probably have

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a small surplus. The Vale of York Clinical

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Commissioning Group has a total budget of nearly ?365 million. After

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everything is paid for, they predict a surplus of just over ?2 million.

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everything is paid for, they predict a But that is dependent on making

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savings of nearly ?7 million. They admit that achieving that will be a

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best case scenario. The majority of these savings need

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to come from York Hospital, where targets have been set that involve

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reducing the number of follow`up appointments patients have. Some

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senior clinicians have their concerns.

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We're supportive of the need to make savings but our worries are that the

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target has been set at a level that is unachievable and potentially

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unsafe. The thing that matters to us most is safe care.

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The Clinical Commissioning Group admits it has set an ambitious

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target but doesn't believe there is a risk to patient safety. The big

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question is whether they'll make the savings they need to break even.

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College and university staff have been taking part in a national

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one`day strike. Members of The University and College Union, Unite

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and Unison are demanding improved pay. It's their second one`day

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walk`out. They claim they've had a 13% cut in real terms over the last

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five years. The Northumberland Paralympian

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Stephen Miller joined disability campaigners talking part in a

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protest walk in Newcastle today. Supporters walked 20 metres ` the

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distance people with disabilities are asked to walk when being

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assessed for benefits. Anyone who can complete the distance loses out

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on higher rate payments ` which the organisers of today's event say is

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unfair. Plans for a new ?11 million leisure

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centre on Wearside have been given the go`ahead. The new Washington

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Leisure Centre will be built next to the existing building, which will be

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demolished to make way for a car park and outside pitches. Sunderland

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City Council gave approval for the development last night. It'll

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include a 25 metre pool, sports hall and gym. It's due to open in 2015.

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It had been considered a dying industry, as the recession kicked

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in. Brickmakers closed plants and slashed their workforces. But now

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they're seeing a resurgence of business, as the housing market

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slowly recovers. Our Business Correspondent reports from the

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region's last independent brick`maker.

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This company near York is helping to build the economic recovery. It's

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one of the country's brickmakers that's seeing a rise in demand for

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what has been a beleaguered industry throughout the recession. But

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house`building is now on the up. And so are brickmakers' fortunes. There

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is a good degree of optimism, certainly be helped to buy scheme

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has had a good effect. The house builders seem to have gotten going

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and notebooks are piling up in our lives.

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And now it's starting to invest. Thousands are being spent on

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relining the kiln. And it has taken workers on. Sam, the electrician,

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just one of them. When the machinery breaks down, it's my job to get it

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running again. I have only been here for six months but it is very

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enjoyable because every day is different.

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The renaissance in brickmaking has come too late for some sites though.

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This one at Eaglescliffe on Teesside has long been flattened. Others that

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have merely been mothballed are being fired up again, ready to cash

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in on rising demand. It won't be on the scale of

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post`WWII demand, but it will be healthy. This year should see 1.7bn

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bricks made. Next year will see even more. But an anticipated 20,000

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housing starts in 2015 will need 120 million extra bricks. And estimates

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suggest that we could see a ?2 billion brick market in three years.

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Sadly, many brick companies that could've filled that hole haven't

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survived. At the start of the recession this was one of six

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independent brickmakers in the region. Today it's the only one left

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to enjoy, if the upturn really kicks in, its day in the sun.

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Still to come on Look North: sport with Jeff.

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And no award for his dancing, after being voted off Strictly at the

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weekend, but Mark Benton dressed up to receive a different type of

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honour today. And I'll be here with the full

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forecast later on. They were happily married newlyweds

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about to go on honeymoon. That was until the groom was seriously

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injured by a pothole while the couple were on a bike ride through

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North Yorkshire. They were forced to cancel their holiday. Now they're

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worried about other roads, especially ahead of the Tour de

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France when it comes here next summer.

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Just a week after their big day, Gareth and Fiona's life together was

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turned upside down by a cycling accident just a short distance from

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their house, in the centre of Ripon. All of a sudden, Gareth just fell

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off in front of me. I didn't see that he'd hit anything because I

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couldn't see the pothole, it was invisible and he didn't see it

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either. He just fell and didn't get up.

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The couple had just cycled past Ripon Cathedral when the accident

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happened. The front wheel of my bike just went

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out from under me. I got taken to hospital and it was a dislocated

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foot, a broken leg, I had to have pins in my ankle. The worst part was

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that a week later we were due to fly out on our honeymoon.

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Gareth believes that North Yorkshire County Council has given the

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location the wrong classification, resulting in fewer inspections for

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damage. The year before the accident, they

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reclassified it as a rural road, so it only gets an annual inspection.

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They haven't said why. My claim cannot proceed now. Are we being put

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at risk as a result? The County Council cannot comment on

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individual cases, but Gareth and Fiona have now abandoned cycling

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altogether and want to warn other cyclists of the potential dangers,

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especially with the Tour de France coming to Yorkshire next year.

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It scares me because I know that at the speed that the Tour cyclists

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will be going, and if they hit one of those potholes that'll be a

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multiple collision into each other. It's great that Yorkshire has the

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Tour, but we need to make sure our roads are safe for them.

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Meanwhile, any hope of the couple's honeymoon happening has all but

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vanished. We were hoping to get our honeymoon

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back but the insurance company said that the accident happened before

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the policy commenced, so they wouldn't pay. We approached the

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council for some help, but they don't want to help us with that,

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which is a shame because if it was a car and we had claimed for pothole

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damage, apparently they do pay out. He's one of our region's finest

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players ` but could he be England's saviour? Cricketer Ben Stokes went

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to a state school in Cumbria before making a name for himself playing

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for Durham. Now the 22``year`old could be drafted in for the crucial

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Ashes Test Match in Australia this week. He has the backing of former

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England captain Michael Vaughan. And if he does get the nod, it will cap

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a remarkable rise for a boy who's earned success the hard way.

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A weekday morning in Durham's indoor cricket school. Kids as young as 11

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are doing their best to impress. It is at sessions like these that a

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young Ben Stokes first caught the eye and it wasn't long before Durham

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new that here was a major talent. I love his approach to the game and to

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life. He doesn't stifle his zest and energy for life and that is

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reflected in how he plays the game. Every ball is a competition as far

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as he's concerned. With the bat or the ball, every time he comes on the

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field he wants to run somebody out. That's how he lives his life and as

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he plays his cricket and I think it's brilliant. As a boy, Stokes was

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audacious, boisterous, but hugely gifted and crucially had a talent

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for turning it on when it really mattered. He arrived at England from

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New Zealand aged just 12. He scored a century on his debut, aged just

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13. His first wicket in senior cricket was that of former England

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batsman Mark Ramprakash. The point is this: Ben Stokes has done it the

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hard way, coming from a non`first`class county and without

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the benefits of a scholarship to one of the top cricketing schools. It's

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a triumph against the odds. We did some sessions with him at

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Cockermouth School and it's only 25 yards from corner to corner so he's

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not able to bowl. There were windows, so we couldn't use a

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hardball. I love that was potentially detrimental, but it has

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actually helped him. And this Cumbrian wicketkeeper agrees. A lot

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of people have come out of Cumbria. It is definitely tougher because you

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haven't got the selectors around you as you would in larger cities in the

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country. Facilities are also perhaps a little under par. This is where

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Durham County Cricket Club play their matches. On summer afternoons,

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these stands will have several thousand people in them. Now Ben

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Stokes stands on the verge of becoming the first Cumbrian

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cricketer to play test cricket for England. Further to that, he could

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be making his debut at a time when the talk is of the intimidatory

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tactics of the Australians. In the last week the guns have begun to

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beat for the boy who only last winter was sent home from an

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international tour for late`night drinking. Now, England's management

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must decide its torque should fill the gap after Jonathan Trott returns

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from the tour. Then could be a fifth bowler. I think you should play.

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Will find out tomorrow night if he makes it to the international top

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table. Tonight we're going to turn the

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clock back to 1999 ` sounds a long time ago, doesn't it? ` because when

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Sunderland play Chelsea tomorrow, it'll be 14 years to the day since

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one of the best games seen at the Stadium of Light ` and the darkest

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day in the career of the Black Cats' boss, Gus Poyet.

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It was their first season back in the Premier League. They'd been

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destroyed by Chelsea, 4`0, at Stamford Bridge, on the opening day

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of the campaign. In the return, the Wearsiders were four`up by half`

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time ` as Gus Poyet remembers only too well, having scored the Blues'

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consolation goal. I bought a bottle of champagne for the team because it

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was one of the most embarrassing times of my life.

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And while that performance had the Sunderland fans on their feet, Poyet

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was happy to watch his team quietly pick up a valuable point at Aston

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Villa on Saturday. It was the first game when I was watching the game

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for most of the time sitting down! For team at the bottom, away from

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home. The region's professional boxing

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scene is enjoying a renaissance at the moment. New promoters are

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putting on more shows and the hope is that the higher profile of the

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sport will lead to a new generation of title`winning fighters. This

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young man has had to forge a new career outside the ring sooner than

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expected. This is Mark Clauzel in his amateur

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boxing days. He was later to turn pro but aged just 30, a fledgling

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career was cut short by a head injury. A lot of dizzy spells. Some

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swelling on the brilliant was what we thought it was. I have a lot of

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problems with my left I know. `` swelling of the brain.

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18 months on, Mark, from Swalwell near Gateshead is gearing up for his

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first big fight night at the Centre for Sport in Newcastle's West Road

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this Saturday. Top of the bill is County Durham's Martin Ward, a

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25`year`old aiming to win the Commonwealth Bantamweight title

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against a Ghanaian opponent. Once you went out and titles you can

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start to move on to bigger and better things. His last title for

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the Commonwealth title so hopefully I will do well. If he wins the title

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then it will bring better things to the north`east. Big sponsors on TV.

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And bigger money means bigger shows and bigger fights.

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Rugby union now. It's only a week since Paul Varley resigned from his

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post as Chief Executive of Newcastle Falcons. But he's been back at

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Kingston Park at the weekend for the game against Harlequins ` and,

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unlike the Falcons, he was part of a winning team. This time his role was

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coach to the under`11s from Northern Rugby Club, who were playing in the

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regional finals of the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup. The

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competition involves about 7,000 youngsters, with mini`rugby teams

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from across the country hoping to win a place in the Parade of

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Champions at Twickenham, during the Premiership final next April. The

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two North East representatives will be Morpeth under`12s, and Paul's

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team from Northern. This is such a great event, bringing

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under`11s and under`12s across the region to Kingston Park, home of the

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Falcons. It's a great opportunity for the kids to play rugby and for

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the parents to watch first`class rugby.

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I'm sure they will be talking about it for a long time. I remember when

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I was younger and meeting some of the players that I looked up to back

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in the day. You never forget those experiences and it has been nice

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just to mingle with the kids and their parents.

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Remember this from Strictly on Sunday night?

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You've been a fantastic couple to watch.

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I've had a ball! We've had a ball with you. The

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judges are on their feet! Teesside's Mark Benton saw his run

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in the dance contest finally came to an end. He did well getting to week

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ten, but sadly no gong for his dancing. But the actor, who was born

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in Grangetown, in Middlesbrough, is going home tonight with an award of

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a different kind. This afternoon he was given an honorary degree from

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Teesside University. Waltzing his way to higher education

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honours. Teessides very own Mark Benton, awarded with an Honoury

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Doctor of Letters from Teesside University.

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Swapping glitter for the gowns worn proudly by hundreds of other

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graduates, the star of Strictly Come Dancing said he was humbled by the

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support of his home town. From the people of Middlesbrough it was quite

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overwhelming, the support and messages. Just a brilliant support.

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They were with the elderly, even when it was tough. I was getting the

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several times. The Middlesbrough people have been behind me 100%.

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Mark Benton says that he is glad to be home here in the side where it

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all started. Mark left the competition last

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weekend ` but will take part in the Strictly Tour next year ` after a

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good old rest. And it's a good job for a man who's a fan of fake tan.

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This is my natural colour! I went sequels and tight trousers. Not

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really! Good evening. This is the Newcastle

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quayside. Onto the better. A beautiful wildlife photo to start.

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Possibly a fine day tomorrow. Much more sunshine but Chile. We are

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expecting patchy light rain this evening. Possibly a touch of frost

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with low temperatures by Don tomorrow. HLA start, but a sunny

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start. Right skies across much of the region. Relative isolated

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showers. Most places being fine. Tomorrow afternoon, temperatures

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will be six or seven Celsius. And have brisk north westerly breezes.

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Lots of sunshine to make up for the cold temperatures. After Wednesday,

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a lot of change to come. The isobars are much closer together so that

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means strong winds and heavy rainfall. A weather warning in place

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for Thursday, possibly some wintry showers across the hills and fails.

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But it is a wound running for the cities. Gusts could be as high as 70

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or 80 mph. Wet and windy across Cumbria. Dry, but cold on Friday.

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Similar weather in the North East. Our main headline again: an inquest

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has heard how the gunman Raoul Moat made threats to kill in the days

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before he went on a shooting spree. That's all from us. Goodbye.

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