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weather on the way. That's all from the BBC News at Six, so it's goodbye

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from me, and on Hello, and welcome to Thursday's

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Look North: Fire engines saved, but bus subsidies cut, and new parking

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charges introduced, as Cumbria strives to save ?24 million.

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Also, the north's charities say they are being hit by spending cuts,

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while demand for their services is going up.

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Staying safe while out on the town. Students are warned about the

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dangers of drink, as the search for Megan Roberts goes on.

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And, the extraordinary link between a 104`year`old woman from County

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Durham, and Canada's worst mining disaster.

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In sport, we meet the England cricketer hoping to help his side to

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the world number one spot! And, out of the bottom three for the

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first time since August. Next up for the Black Cats, the Tyne`Wear derby.

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First tonight: Fire engines will be saved.

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But bus subsidies will be cut, and on`street parking charges introduced

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later in the year. That's how Cumbria County Council will shave

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more than ?24 million from its budget. Campaigners have welcomed

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the news that controversial plans to axe fire engines have been dropped.

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But there's disappointment that other unpopular measures will go

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ahead. Alison Freeman is live for us in Penrith tonight. Alison.

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I am here at the headquarters of the Fire and Rescue Service where that

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one bit of good news from the magic `` budget meeting has been welcomed.

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But the chief executive said it was facing the worst financial

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circumstances it had ever, reflected with only one major climb`down at

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that budget cuts meeting. They'd shouted loudly. And it

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appears their voices were heard. Today, the county council's Cabinet

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did away with plans to remove five second fire engines from stations

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across Cumbria. It is wonderful to hear they are

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keeping the second pump at Penrith, and in a big, wide geographical

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area, two pumps are required at most times for the safety of the public.

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I feel very relieved. It controversial proposition and the

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people have let us know they were very worried. Having been able to

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save those pumps and make savings from the management structure is

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dead is a good outcome. Not all those opposing planned cuts were as

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lucky. ?300,000 was found to briefly hold back on the introduction of on

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street parking charges until autumn. Not even the cost, the logistics

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which make shopping in town difficult and drive people out. That

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will be bad for Cumbria. Another ?1 million was found to slowly reduce

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subsidised bus routes. The aim is to give communities and bus firms time

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to see if they can run certain routes themselves. It is

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disappointing. The principle has been accepted, that the county

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council does not have a moral response ability to support a bit

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transport used by disadvantaged people.

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The over`16s still lost out, their bus travel to school will not be

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subsidised from September. Alison, there are still a lot of

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unhappy people in Cumbria. What happens next?

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There still has to be approval by the full council on February the

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13th. This is all about the cuts in the coming year. The year after, the

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council has to save a further ?35 million, and another ?30 million

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after that. The council said its aim was to make these cuts while still

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protecting the most vulnerable members of society. There will be

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people in rural areas who rely on those subsidised bus services who

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will be questioning whether they have achieved that.

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Tomorrow, the Leader of Cumbria County Council, Councillor Stewart

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Young, is in the hot seat on BBC Radio Cumbria from 11.30am. If you

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have a question you'd like to ask him, get in touch by emailing it to

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[email protected]. Meanwhile, the Labour Party is

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claiming that the most deprived areas of the country will see the

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biggest cuts to council spending per household. It's carried out research

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which suggests that, from 2010 up to 2016, councils in the ten most

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deprived areas will see the amount of money they spend cut by 25%. For

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the ten most affluent areas, the dip's estimated at 2.5%. Labour says

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Newcastle City Council's spending power will be cut by 21% per

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household. While spending for Wokingham in Berkshire, one of the

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most affluent areas in the country, will fall by 1%. The government say

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councils facing the highest demand for services continue to receive

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substantially more funding to spend on their residents.

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Charities here in the north are being hit by spending cuts, while

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demand for their services has increased, according to new

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research. A survey of nearly 200 charities found almost

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them had been affected financially over the last 18 months. But the

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government says it'll be giving charities nearly ?500 million over

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the next two years. Our business correspondent Ian Reeve reports.

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This is Zoe's Place. A hospice on Teesside. It gives palliative,

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respite and end`of`life care to children from birth to five years

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old. With 30 families on the charity's books, it's an expensive

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business. It costs ?1.1 million a year to run. Finding it is tough.

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Since the recession started, we along with other charities were very

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lucky at the beginning because people are generous. The longer the

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recession went on, the tougher it has been and times are pretty tough

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for all charities. ?200,000 comes from the Department

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of Health every year, a government contribution that new research has

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shown many charities have seen dwindle in the past 18 months.

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In the north east, 30% of charities rely on government funding as their

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main source of income. But over 60% of those have seen government funds

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cut. And yet, nearly 60% of north east charities have seen an increase

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in demand for their services over the past year`and`a`half. This is

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our sensory room for our children. And some of those services, such as

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here at Zoe's essential. We have a parent support

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group every month. Parents get together. We have barbecues in the

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summer. Evenings out. To support them.

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To try and help charities such as this one, a philanthropic trust, the

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Garfield Weston Foundation, is going to give a handful in the north east

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access to business mentors. They'll give six charities financial advice.

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An attempt to alleviate any government cuts. The government has

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acknowledged times are tough for charities, but points out three

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quarters of them receive no money from the state. Those that do will

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get ?470 million over the next spending review period of 2015`2016.

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A big figure, no doubt, but here it's still not one that alleviates

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that constant search for funding. 27 people have now been arrested by

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police investigating suspected sexual abuse of girls and young

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women in and around Newcastle. 26 of those arrested to date have now been

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released on bail. Northumbria Police says the victims in these cases are

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continuing to be safeguarded. All those arrested so far have been held

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on suspicion of conspiracy to rape. They'd been on a night out with

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friends, and were never seen again. Two students in different university

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cities vanished in similar circumstances. The latest,

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20`year`old Megan Roberts, is thought to have gone into the River

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Ouse in York in the early hours months after Sope Peters disappeared

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after an evening out in Durham. As the search for Megan continued

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today, students have been reflecting on the dangers of drink, and how

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they can stay safe while out on the town. Our news correspondent Peter

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Harris has this report. Two students, different cities, one

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thing in common. After a night out drinking, both vanished, assumed to

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have gone into the river. American student Sope Peters was found in the

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Wear at Durham before Christmas. Today, the search for missing Megan

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Roberts was continuing in York. At the students' union, Megan's case is

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cause for reflection on the risks of a night out, especially near city

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centre rivers. The social wraps were giving out

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warnings, we need to be sensible tonight, everyone, think about

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whether it is a good idea to drink as much. I think it has made us very

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aware of other people's safety as well as your own, looking out your

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friends, whoever you are with, making sure you're not wondering off

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or other people aren't wandering away from your group. It is an issue

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which resonates in this region, with so many students, in Newcastle,

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Durham and York, many with city Centre Riverside bars. Student

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leaders say they do their best to keep people safe. We work closely

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with the clubs and bars in town to make sure students are safe on a

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night out, what to do when something happens, who they can contact. The

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dangers posed to young revellers partying near city centre rivers

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prompted this film, featuring the mother of a man who drowned in the

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River Ouse three years ago. They said, being `` there had been an

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incident. Campaigners say Megan's case further

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highlights the risk of water. The undercurrent is extremely strong.

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The river is six metres at the moment. The flow doesn't look too

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fast at the moment, but it would take a strong swimmer, a sober

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swimmer to get themselves out safely. It is not known for sure

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whether the river has claimed Megan, but nobody expects a happy ending.

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Peter, what's the latest update on the search for Megan tonight?

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They are still searching, the probability remains that at some

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point Megan fell into the river. That is the likely probability. The

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searchers have concentrated with the underwater teams around the bridge.

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The significance is that is the last place CCTV picked up Megan. We have

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to remember it is a week since she went missing. They have been

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searching the banks around other bridges. One week on, we have to be

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realistic about the likelihood of this. That there probably won't be a

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happy ending. A woman from York who kept snakes in

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small plastic boxes has been fined by magistrates. Pauline Wallace kept

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140 snakes at her home and admitted failing to look after them. And

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causing unnecessary suffering to a dog. The 64`year`old was given a 12

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month supervision order, a ?250 fine, and banned from keeping snakes

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for a year. For as long as we've dug for coal

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and other resources, part of the price has been mining tragedies.

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Here in the north, of course, we reflect on them every so often. But

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here's one you probably won't have heard of. This year marks the

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centenary of Canada's worst mining disaster. An explosion in Alberta

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took the lives of 189 men, in 1914. And there's now just one living

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offspring of those men left. Gerry Jackson met 104`year`old Lillian

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Yarrow, in County Durham. It's been a long journey for

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Lillian. But most of her travelling was done by the time she was five.

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Her parents, John and Sarah, emigrated to the US, then Canada.

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John was a mining engineer, here at Crowsnest Pass in Alberta. In June

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1914, four`year`old Lillian's life changed forever.

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It was a lovely day. Lovely, bright, that is the day that it

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happened. There were so many people to bury that they had six at a time.

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Nearly half the 189 dead were British emigrants. Canadian

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researchers hoped to find any direct descendants of them still alive.

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There's only one. This was, in terms of casualties and the impact on the

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community, the biggest that has ever happened in Canada. For someone my

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age, it is extremely hard to wrap my head around that piece of history

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being so close, someone we can talk to hear, an amazing experience. It

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brings history a lot closer to home. It is amazing people go to all this

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trouble to come and find me. It is important that you have some sort of

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background to link into. It must be very hard not to have that. It has

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made her feel she is somebody. Lillian's mother brought her back to

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Sacriston in County Durham in 1915. Lillian was just too young to have

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clear memories of her father. I couldn't say that I had a dad. I

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wish that he was still here. But he can't.

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A remarkable lady and a tragic story.

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If you're fed up of the cold winter weather, how about an Argentine

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tango or a paso doble to warm you up? The Strictly Come Dancing Live

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Tour is coming to the Newcastle Arena tonight and tomorrow. The

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celebrity line`up includes the series winner, Abbey Clancy,

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Dragon's Den star Deborah Meaden, and the Teesside actor Mark Benton.

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Two days to go before the big one, the derby match between Newcastle

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United and Sunderland. At the beginning of the season, we went to

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Sunderland fans Vic and Lorne Downey, who are grandfather and

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grandson. And Magpies fan Anthony Nicholson. We asked them why their

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teams meant so much to them. We've been back to ask them their thoughts

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about the derby, and for their mid`term report.

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When I fall in love... It will be for ever.

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It wasn't a good start, was it? The first few games, we couldn't seem to

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get a win for anything, going to places like Crystal Palace, throwing

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it away the into it from there, really. Slowly

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getting there, aren't we? Yes. I mean, the best move, really, was

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getting rid of powder di Canio. We are comfortable, we probably won't

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get relegated but that is where it stops. There is no league cup. We

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have seen smaller teams who have managed to get lucky draws and into

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the final of tournaments, good luck to them. What hurts is the lack of

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ambition. Manchester United on their own

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patch, that was a really special night. I was lucky to be on the

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pitch at Tottenham. People say it was fortuitous. It was the best

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individual goalkeeping performance by Tim Crow, magnificent.

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The defeat at West Brom, 3`0, that was rather poor, wasn't it?

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Losing to Sunderland in October, highly disappointed. Another new

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manager. In fairness, they wanted it more than we did.

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If there is a good time to play them, it has got to be now. Starting

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to look good, we are starting to play good. Whether it is good enough

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to take on Newcastle... It is a very tense occasion. Form does go out the

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window. It is hard to call who is the under dog. Even despite league

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position. And current form. It goes out the window.

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Truthfully, the majority of Newcastle fans of grand people. They

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support the team, they give it whatever. I think they are a bit

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like us in one way. You don't get a small crowd of Newcastle fans. You

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always get a good turnout. Don't you think? Essentially, the North is

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football fans. The one common thing is we are desperate for success, the

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further and passion with both clubs is incredible. But then the local

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rivalries says we have got that intense feeling of, disliked would

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be too strong, but certainly... Do you know how much grief I will get

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if I keep praising Newcastle fans like this. You are going to have a

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hard time. What a day it will be. Newcastle

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will be without their top scorer. Raimi has been banned by the

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football Association `` Remy. But Johnson has had his appeal upheld so

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he won't be suspended. What a strange build`up to Saturday

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lunchtime's Tyne`Wear derby. The Black Cats welcome their fourth

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January signing today. Last night, there was a narrow victory which saw

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the Black Cats climb out of the bottom three. The Premier League

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team with one of the worst home record this season against the side

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with the worst away record. Something has to give, a classic

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this was destined never to be. After starting slowly in the last two

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league games, Sunderland were quickly out of the blocks. Good news

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for the manager. Things got better when this shot was parried into the

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path of Adam Johnson who nearly did not start the game. If Gus Poyet

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does not mind a great escape from relegation, how priceless this goal

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might prove to be. Few of the summer signings have been a hit on

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Wearside. One of the exceptions was the goalkeeper who has the knack of

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being in the right place at the right time. Sunderland haven't

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always enjoyed the rub of the green this season,

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always enjoyed the rub of the green doubled the lead, but no wonder Gus

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Poyet was getting hot under the collar. The home fans were willing

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on the final whistle. For the moment, there are plenty of reasons

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to be cheerful. The win was what we needed, it

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didn't matter how we got it. We got three points, that is all that

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matters. The night was probably the biggest of our season. I think we

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are going from strength to strength. Sunderland midfielder Alfred N'Diaye

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has joined Spanish club Real Betis on loan.

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The Newcastle manager Alan Pardew is still waiting to see whether Yohan

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Cabaye will be replaced before tomorrow night's transfer deadline.

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If the Magpies had a bid for 23`year`old Lyon midfielder Clement

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Grenier rejected, just hours before Cabaye completed his big`money

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switch to Paris St Germain. But why target Grenier? I think he has a

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tremendous creative technical ability. He is a player Newcastle

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fans would love to see at the football club. But, you know, he is

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still not our player. Until he is, I will wax lyrical about him then.

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We will keep you posted. He lost his right foot as a child,

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but that's never stopped cricket`mad Iain Nairn from excelling at his

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sport. In March, Ian, from Chester`le`Street, will vice`captain

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an England side against Pakistan in Dubai. `` Iain. As most of his

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international team`mates live down south, the majority of his training

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takes place right on the doorstep. That's where I caught up with him.

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Iain Nairn's lived and breathed cricket all his life. At just 16

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months old, he had his right leg amputated from the ankle down, after

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the bones in his foot failed to develop properly. But he took it all

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in his stride. I have never looked back since then. I have never walked

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on anything except an artificial leg. I am mobile my leg as it is. My

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parents took the decision to amputate rather than various

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operations leaving me with a club foot. I had a cricket bat the moment

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I came out of hospital. In between monthly training sessions at

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Edgbaston with the rest of the England Physical Disability Squad,

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Ian hooks up with the Northern Universities Students Cricket Club,

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based at Chester`le`Street, which accommodates local talent not

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necessarily studying degree courses. Victory over Pakistan in the

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six`match series would mean England taking the world number one spot,

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sadly, by default. Pakistan are the only other cricket board recognising

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their physically disabled team as an international side. The ECB is

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trying to get the rest of the world involved. We hope to take advantage

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of that in Australia and the West Indies and take that on and get over

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there and see the world while playing the sport I love.

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Opening batsman Iain, a former Durham Under`19s player who now

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plays league cricket on Tyneside, runs his own insolvency practice.

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He's a good example of England's glass half`full mentality. We are

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all minded to get on with it. Most of us have taken the opportunity is

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given to us, as opposed to being concerned about the disabilities we

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have come to focus on our ability and what we can do.

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A terrific moment. Time now for the weather, with Paul.

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We have been lucky with the rain. Not as bad in the north. But the

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rain has never been that far away. It seems appropriate we start off

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with this shot of raindrops on the lens on the Co Durham coast. The

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outlook for the next few days, tomorrow, wet and windy weather from

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the West with hailstones. Saturday, gale force winds and blustery

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showers. It quietened down temporarily on Sunday. As we head

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through this evening, a few showers around. Some sleet and snow over

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high ground. Many places will have a largely dry night. It could be cold

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enough for Frost, down 2`1dC. Maybe one or two missed all fog patches. A

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cold start to tomorrow, one of two showers in the East first thing.

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Generally, a dry start. By midday, this band of rain comes in from the

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West, working across Cumbria and through the region. Over high

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ground, it will turn to sleet and snow. It could linger over the North

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Pennines through the afternoon. Temperatures will struggle up to six

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Celsius at best. As well as rain and hill snow, some strong, dusty,

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easterly winds. That is the picture for tomorrow, this weather system

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bringing the weather. Saturday, this low system brings in blustery

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showers. Quieter for Sunday before the next frontal system comes in on

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Monday. If you are out and about, west of the Pennines, heavy rain

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with snow, blustery showers, not many gaps between those on

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Saturday. A spring tide around midday, gusty winds on Saturday, we

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expect some coastal overtopping on the coast. Sunday is dry and

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brighter. Still breezy but quieter. A similar picture in the north`east.

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The showers fewer and further between on Saturday but still a

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blustery day. Sunday, the winds will ease. The showers will die away for

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most places. Some sunny spells. Thanks, Paul.

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Now, a last look at tonight's headlines.

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Parts of Britain have had their wettest January since records began.

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If And Cumbria County Council's scaled down planned fire cuts.

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But it's withdrawn bus subsidies. And also bringing in parking

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charges. That's it now. We are back at

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10:25. Goodbye.

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