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actor Rick Mayle has died suddenly at the age of 56.

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Hello and welcome to Monday's Look North.

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The crackdown on crime in the countryside.

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We're out on patrol with the police as they step up

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Heartbreak for a group of dhsabled footballers whose specially

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The young actress from South Tyneside who'll tonight make

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her West End debut in the hit musical Mamma Mi`.

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In sport, Newcastle are expdcted to sign former Sunderland midfhelder

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And Darlington boxer Stuey Hall loses his IBF World Bantamwdight

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crown to Paul Butler in a split decision!

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First tonight ` the dark side of the World Cup.

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Police forces across the North are gearing up for a rise

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in domestic violence, drunkdness and disorder when the tournament gets

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Look North has been told th`t women's refuges are expecting

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an influx of mothers and chhldren attacked by dads who go homd from

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And one police force in our region even has special domestic vholence

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Our Correspondent Peter Harris reports.

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Sadly, what some boozed up fans are actually bringing home hs

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The World Cup means domestic violence.

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There is an abundance of evidence there is an increase

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in violence around sporting events, particularly football tourn`ments.

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And because last time there was such an event it went up by 10%,

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At this women's refuge in North Tyneside, a major football

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tournament means being bracdd for an influx of women.

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We do have women on occasions who have knockdd

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on our door and said, this has happened, I don't know what to do.

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It just shows that women are terrified.

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They tell us they are concerned because there is going to bd alcohol

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consumed, and with rowdy behaviour in pubs.

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The women do tell us they are concerned at these times.

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Warned surveys show that whdn England lose domestic violence went

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up by 30% `` warn survey showed There is a hangover the day after. A

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defeat leads to domestic violence going up by 11%. Games are kicking

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off from 5pm in the evening. On Saturday it is 11pm. There hs the

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opportunity for people, if they wish to, to be drinking for a long time

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and getting themselves very drunk. Some people use that drinking excuse

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for domestic abuse and it ndver is. This year

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the police have dedicated c`rs ready to respond from police stathons to

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reach domestic violence casds. Aware that they'll be needed

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whether England win or lose. This is football related. Is it

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getting worse? Some academics love that one county and the effdct on

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domestic violence over thred world cups. They found other days England

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didn't play there was an avdrage of 58 cases of domestic violence. When

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it did play ever rose to 79. We can games are worse. Much of thhs is

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drink related. According to these figures, it is getting worsd. Back

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in the 2002 World Cup there were 62 cases, by 2010 it had risen to 9.

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That is why the police here are on alert for these late kick`offs in

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Brazil. A heavy day drinking, and when some of those men get home we

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are left with broken familids. Northumbria Police have naled

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the man who died in suspicious circumstances

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in Washington yesterday. He was Brian Knox who was 32

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and lived in the Barmston area. Ehlo `` a local man has been charged

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with murder. Emergency services have spent

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the morning dealing with a large fire at an industri`l estate

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in Thirsk, North Yorkshire. It's the second time in thrde

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years that Todd Waste Managdment's been badly damaged by fire.

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Eight engines were called to the large blaze.

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They were called just after five o'clock this morning to find 15

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tons of material already alhght Police say the initial indications

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are that the fire is not suspicious. North Yorkshire is one of the worst

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places in Britain for rural crime ` costing farmers and residents

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millions of pounds every ye`r. In response, the police are stepping

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up their efforts to catch A special police chief has been

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appointed to tackle crime in the countryside

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and locals are joining forcds with police to patrol areas of the county

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where thefts have been a problem. Phil Connell joined them on a late

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night operation in Richmondshire. A weekday evening

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on the outskirts of Richmond. Police here are joining forces

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with farmers and residents to Tonight they are patrolling

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the countryside together, isolated areas which locals know even better

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than the criminal gangs. They know the nooks and crannies

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of these locations. You can highlight to them what crime

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trends are occurring at the time and they will have that bit more

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information. They can pass you information

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about something that is happening John is one of five locals who have

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joined tonight's police operation. He has lived in the countryside all

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his life and was one of a growing number beginning to take

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a stand against the criminal gangs. You can either sit at home `nd let

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these people commit the criles or we I think that a lot of criminals

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in the area are repeat offenders and they know who we are

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and we know who they are. I think that makes

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a huge difference. Around a third

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of those who commit rural crime in North Yorkshire will travel to

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here from surrounding counthes. Tonight, though, police are on the

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lookout for any unusual cross`border activity with automatic number plate

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recognition being used to alert them This Sergeant has first`hand

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experience of the problem. He is a police special volunteer

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and also a local farmer. I think being a rural countx,

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everybody thinks it is very quiet and there won't be any police

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around, so come to North Yorkshire We are watching

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and we will catch you. Across the country,

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rural crime cost ?42 million last year with North Yorkshire rdcording

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the biggest problem. According to insurers, the theft of

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stone and garden furniture hs one growing trend, though quad bikes

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costing thousands of pounds remain But some say the closure of rural

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police stations is a cost`cttting The county's crime commissioner

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though, says it's bobbies not And where closures have takdn place,

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officers have been transferred to other,

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more efficient public buildhngs In Bedale we have a collaboration

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with fire and rescue. We share

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the same building with them. We are looking to do more of that

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activity which keeps those local bobbies in their local commtnities

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but saves us money by closing down expensive and what can be often

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old and inefficient buildings. The new police inspector has also

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been appointed to specifically A clear message to criminal

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gangs that the countryside here Meanwhile, Durham Police have

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brought in a team of garden gnomes ` yes, you heard correctly `

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to try to cut down crime. It's the idea of the neighbourhood

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policing team in Darlington. The police officer gnomes whll be

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placed in and around the town, each bearing a placard giving advice

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on keeping thieves at bay or This is a bit of fun. We hope we

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have the right balance betwden levity and a cracking message. All

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through some of these gnomes will be heading all over Darlington with

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messages for people to keep your property secure and look after

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yourself if you are out in town It works on so many levels.

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The Private Finance Initiathve contract for Hexham Hospital has

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been bought out in the first deal of its kind in the country.

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Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has been ghven

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a loan by the county council in order to end the contract early.

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It's estimated that this will save around ?3.5 million a xear

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A group of disabled footballers from North Tyneside have bedn left

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devastated after thieves stole their v`n from

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Adapted wheelchairs belonging to four of the players were taken

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along with thousands of pounds of specialist equipment.

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The van was stolen whilst the team were staying

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in a hotel after playing their final match of the se`son

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Northern Thunder spent their season smashing leagud records

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On Saturday night they celebrated winning the National Premier League

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for the wheelchair football association.

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But their celebrations were shortlived.

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Their van, wheelchairs and equipment wdre all

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It was a surprise and shock, loaded different things. It is hard to know

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when we will go back to norlality. This is the first time we h`ve been

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in and the first thing that comes to mind is the big gap behind le. That

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is where those chairs that our players were playing in, th`t is

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where they would be sat. Thdse chairs cost ?6,000 by the player

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spends other years adapting the chairs to suit their own individual

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needs and now that process has to begin all over again. Over that

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seven years it has been spent adjusting to the chairs. Obviously

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for comfort and ability to play better, awful questions and things

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like that. They will be missed. With a competition in a few weeks time,

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the hope is the van and its contents are recovered.

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Two World War One medals which were stolen from

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a charity shop in Bishop Auckland at the weekend have been recovered.

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They were part of a display at the YMCA shop to mark

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They were engraved with the name J Collinson and, following ` police

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appeal, a member of the public who had bought them came forward.

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Still to come ` Dawn Thewlis with Monday's sport.

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Plus, it's the 9th of June ` that can only mean it's Blaydon Race Day.

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And we still have some heavx rain on the way. A warning in force for a

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couple of hours but some drher weather this week.

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Now, in exactly 100 days the Scots will

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decide if they want to leavd the UK and become an independent country.

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But what would a Yes vote in September's referendum mdan

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Companies in the oil and gas sector employ 65,000 people

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across the North ` but their main competitors are in Scotland.

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An industry survey of firms found that some thought

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Scottish independence would make little difference to their business,

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but other parts of our energy industry are worried.

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Our Political Correspondent Mark Denten reports.

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This should normally be in the middle of the North Sea,

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so why is it hundreds of miles away in Hartlepool?

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Behind as you can see the rhg. We received it in June 2009. These

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undertake extensive upgrading which hopefully involve the whole of the

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two sides apply chain. A 70$ oil rig in the North Sea were actually

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constructed in the North East. The oil and gas industry contributes

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?2.5 billion a year to the region's economy but our main compethtors in

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this industry are in Scotland. They were considering putting

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a factory here but went to Leith That is a feeling here too. Aberdeen

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is the epicentre of activitx and decision`making. We have to remember

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our customers are not the Scottish government but are the employees of

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this world. They will make their business decisions based on the

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offer or report has. We've established a market leading

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position both in terms of the upgrading and market lead, so a yes

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or no vote would make a difference. But there are concerns as wdll. This

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video is from a Spanish when firm. They were looking to bring 2000 jobs

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to this site in Hartlepool but it went to Scotland instead. The former

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mayor of Hartlepool said Scotland already has distinctive adv`ntages

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over our region and independents will widen the gap. It took us a

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long time to get contact with the government. We were dealing with six

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departments, mainly civil sdrvants rather than the ministers up until

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the end. I understand Scotl`nd had one single point of contact which

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was Alex Salmond. They had everything in place and shotld they

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be given more power then th`t will strengthen their hand. Part of the

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energy sector are happy to take any competition, there are also

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concerns. While the industrx is key that our economy it will be vital to

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Scotland to. Can be both be winners? `` we. Both campaigns are m`rking

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that 108 countdown? They have been making their case in Scotland. One

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thing strikes me. People ard relaxed in the region, some people stressed

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about it. The main thing is that right to vote in this referdndum,

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very firms stop at the Scottish border. You can expect noisd in

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Scotland over the next few lonths. You can bang on the wall, otherwise

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it would make a difference. This issue affects us in the north`east

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and Cumbria very strongly. We have no say in it.

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Now, it's a role a young actress can only dream of nailing.

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But that dream's come true for a 22`year`old from South Tyneside.

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Alice Stokoe is set to make her West End debut tonight

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She beat hundreds to land the role of Sophie made famous in thd record

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breaking film starring Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan and Colin Firth.

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Our arts reporter Sharuna S`gar caught up with Alice

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Mamma Mia is one of the most successful musicals ever.

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So imagine what it's like for a young actress to get the call saying

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That's what happened to Alice Stokoe from Jarrow.

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When I found out I cried a lot and jumped up and down. I ran around the

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flats. My dad cried a lot. We were all excited and happy.

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At this point I should point out that the dad in question happens to

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An unsurprising reaction considering this is

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It is a great role for a girl my age. There are not many rolds as big

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as this for a girl my age. There are not many roles as big as shd is just

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a great character. She is so confident and knows what shd wants.

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It is really exciting to pl`y that. Alice was picked from more than 200

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young women to be the 15th Following a gruelling three month

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audition process, she's had five weeks of intdnsive

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rehearsals to get to this point You must be living and drealing the

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play? Completely. It is all I can think of. Aber is going arotnd my

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head all the time. It is very intense and has taken over ly world

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but I think it has to do until I get into the groove of the show. It is

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so much fun. I haven't even noticed that I'm going by.

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54 million people around the world have already fallen

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in love with the feel good show and those audience figures show no

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signs of abating particularly with the efforts of Alice's biggdst fan.

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I understand your dad has bought pretty much the first few rows. How

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do you feel about the opening night, the fact your family will be

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there? Your dad will be cryhng on the front row and there's a lot

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riding on it. There is. I c`n't wait, I really can't. To be able to

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share that with my friends `nd family will be great. You h`ve to be

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near this? I am a little bit. Well, it's not long to go

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before curtain up. I can imagine it's a little

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fraught back stage rightnow. Previously Sophie's have gone to win

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Olivier Awards, star on Bro`dway and act in Hollywood movies so

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as long as our leading lady holds her nerve, this could be thd start

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of a wonderful showbiz caredr. I texted Jeff and he had to go for a

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drink and I don't blame him. And doubtless fame lies ahdad

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for the four piece band Collabro. Just in case you missed it, they won

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this year's Britain's Got T`lent. And as we've come to expect

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of seemingly any TV talent show Jamie Lambert from South Tyneside

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and Matthew Pagan from Carlhsle are Not only did they impress vhewers,

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they won ?250,000 and get the opportunity of `ppearing

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at The Royal Variety Perforlance. Now, in the words of that famous

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Tyneside anthem, "I went to Blaydon The 9th of June means it has to be

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Blaydon Race day ` the six`lile road race from Newcastle to Blaydon that

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attracts some of the keenest runners from across the

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region ` and much further afield. On the starting line

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for us is Adrian Pitches. Yes, there are 4000 runners here.

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That famous anthem written hn 1 62 was about to go to see the horse

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races. The road race was invented in 1981. It has been running ever

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since. The first winner went on to win the first great North rtn 1

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days later. The man who has run at a few times is John MacPhail. Tell me

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about the magic of the race. It is a traditional events. It has taken

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over the horse race. It is ` fast road race. Lots of people gdt turned

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away every year so it is popular. What can they expect from the end?

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They would get a bottle of beer from a local brewery, proper beer. Ham

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and P sandwich. There will be a small army waiting to greet them at

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Blaydon. You'll be starting the race. I am the man but the `ir horn.

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I'll be blowing the health `nd making sure everyone hears. The race

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starts at 7:15pm, so everyone is gathering to get ready. There's a

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line from a song I'd picked out The line is, the rain it poured all the

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day and made a grand muddy. There is your weather forecast. Hopefully it

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won't rain today. `` the ground muddy. Another signing for Newcastle

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United. Newcastle United are expected to

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announce the signing of former Sunderland midfielder

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Jack Colback later this evening The 24`year`old from Killingworth,

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who scored for Sunderland in their 3`1 derby win at St James' Park is

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thought to have been offered a big money move to West Ham after his

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contract expired at the end of the season ` but it seems he's decided

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to join the club he supportdd There was huge disappointment

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for Darlington boxer Stuey Hall on Saturday night after he lost

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his IBF World Bantamweight title The 34`year`old,

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who had to defend the crown he won last December twice in ten weeks,

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lost to young Merseysider P`ul Stuey Hall was the local hero

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but there was just as loud and raucous a following

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for the 25`year`old unbeaten fighter Butler started the bout well,

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cutting Hall above the eye darly on but it was quickly patchdd up

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and caused The experienced man had

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the youngster against the ropes for large parts of the middle rounds

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but every punch he landed s`w them But the failure to land

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a knockout blow ultimately cost Stuey Hall, though the way he kept

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inviting his challenger to come at him seemed to suggest he was

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confident of retaining his crown. But at the end of the 12 rotnds

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with both men standing, it was left to the judges to decide ` and two of

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the three gave it to Butler, leaving Washington's Jon`Lewis Dickhnson

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also lost his British Cruisdrweight title to commonwealth champhon Ovill

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McKenzie, but it was a good night for Stockton's Bradley Saunders who

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knocked out his Finnish opponent in 81 seconds to win the WBO

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Intercontinental light`weltdrweight Perhaps he will be the next boxing

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champion. Cricket and the second day

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of Yorkshire's County Champhonship match against Nottinghamshire

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at Headingley has been badlx They added just 24 runs to

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yesterday's total The biggest speedway meeting

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in the region this year had to be called off in Berwick on Saturday

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night ` but the good news is it s These were the scenes at Shhelfield

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Park ahead of the World Chalpionship Grand Prix qualifier, and while the

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organisers did everything they could to get the meeting on, when the rain

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didn't clear it had to be postponed. Tapes are up at 7.30pm tonight,

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all being well. I know someone we can ask. @ face we

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haven't seen for a while. S`rah joining us for the forecast. We have

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more showers as we go over this evening. We have these picttres from

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dancing earlier on today to show the rain. `` Darlington. A question of

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some sunshine and showers and take a look at the radar picture. We saw

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plenty moving in from the south and it is cooling off to the north. We

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have some cloud and something brighter trying to develop but what

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is happening is we have somd to move in. Just towards the south we have a

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Met office warning until 9pl this evening but I have some good news.

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Tomorrow we have some more showers but from when state things `re

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turning drier and we'll be warm right throughout this week, not

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quite as muggy as it is at the moment. We will see that persistent

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tonight because a lot more loisture to come in. We will see dridr

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weather in Cumbria but by tomorrow morning we have more shower

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activity. The story for tomorrow is that we will see a generallx dry

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started the day, particularly towards the eastern side of the

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Pennines the afternoon thesd showers moving again and they might have

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some thunder mixed in. It is possible they will be sharp but

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plenty of sunshine, 18 Celshus will be the average. It will become

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fresher and drier. Look at this high pressure building up. There will be

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some cloud developing as we go through Friday and potentially some

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cloud in Cumbria, but on thd whole it is really a good news story from

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Wednesday. We have those showers tomorrow but when is a look

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unpleasant. Much cooler and fresher but the temperatures still not aware

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they should be the time of this year. You weather is again tomorrow

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night and tonight. We will catch up. Good night.

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