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Hello, welcome to Thursday's Look North.

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The trial begins of a man accused of murdering

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a pensioner and setting fire to her home.

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Flood warnings in place and temporary flood barriers are put

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along the River Tyne after forecasts of extremely high tides

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The level will come to views on the Quayside and the

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The level will come to views on the Quayside and the barrier. It but the

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danger is on the coast. It's a dangerous place to be and we would

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ask people to stay away from the coast for the next few days.

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A council considers going back to court over the future

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And could birds of prey be the answer to deter

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seagulls from stealing food from our seaside tourists?

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In sport, what next for Sunderland Ladies,

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as the football team is forced to go part-time?

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And just five years after leading them to a Wembley double,

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can this man save York City from dropping another rung down

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A man has been accused of strangling an elderly grandmother to death

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before using her phone to ring a sex chatline.

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79-year-old Norma Bell from Hartlepool fostered more

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than 50 children but was found dead at her home last April.

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Today the man accused of her killing her, 33-year-old

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He's accused of strangling the pensioner to death

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with an electrical cable and then starting a fire at her home.

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Norma Bell had nine children of her own and for over 35 years,

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she and her husband had fostered and cared for more than 50 babies

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and toddlers, but last April, fire crews were called

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As officers carried her out of the property, they found that

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79-year-old's trousers had been pulled down to below her

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knees and her tights and underwear had been cut.

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An electrical cable had also been tightly wrapped around her neck.

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The prosecution claim Gareth Dack strangled Norma Bell and then

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The court heard Dack was a drug user who were short of money and had

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borrowed ?10 from the pensioner a week before her death.

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His DNA was found on a match on the gas hob and on the

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In the hours before her body was discovered, the prosecution

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claim Gareth Dack used Norma Bell's telephone to call a soft

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porn channel to speak to what were described in court

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The court also heard Gareth Dack sold a new TV the night before

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Norma Bell's body was found, which had been stolen

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The police found ?405 in the glove box of his car nearby.

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The prosecution claimed that money was stolen from her house.

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Now, temporary flood barriers have been put in place

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on Newcastle's Quayside to protect against flooding for the first time.

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The Environment Agency says the high tides combined with high winds

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could see the Tyne overtopping in the early hours of

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tomorrow morning and again tomorrow afternoon.

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Our reporter Alison Freeman is on the Quayside for us now.

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Alison, what's it like there at the moment?

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It's pretty calm at the moment. We did see the water rise a bit this

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afternoon but it has subsided again. The high tides they are concerned

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about overnight tonight and tomorrow afternoon. The reason why these

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flood barriers have been put in place, but there are now 12 flood

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warnings in place across our region. A red warning, which means flooding

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is expected and immediate action is required. We know it's taking in the

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northeast coast were some properties could be affected. Let's look at the

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affected areas. They run from Seahouses in the north taking in

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Whitley Bay down to Sunderland, Victoria Harbour in Hartlepool were

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a significant number of properties could be affected and then into

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North Yorkshire, Whitby, and Scarborough which have three and

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four alerts respectively. There are less serious ones across the North

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East coast and kids are being warned to be prepared. We spent the day

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with the Environment Agency finding out how the events of 2013 lead them

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to get these temporary flood barriers.

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The water suddenly took hold of the Quayside.

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Three years ago, a tidal surge saw the River Tyne

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reach its highest level for 30 years, engulfing the roads and

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Since then, the Environment Agency has acquired 700 metres

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of temporary barriers, which can be deployed

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It's like flatpack furniture, it comes as a modulated system,

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flat, and creates a triangular frame.

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The steel panels then sit on the front to form the barrier

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and then what we do is be put a membrane across the front

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and water pressure against the barrier holds it in place.

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You can do long lengths really quickly.

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It's a really effective system for extra protection

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Today, a 200-metre stretch is being put up along the lowest

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It's the first in the barrier has been used to protect

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We haven't had these barriers very long.

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We got them at the back end of last year and did a test in December

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so it is really timely that we've got these defences

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We're expecting quite a significant tide tonight,

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the highest of the year, plus with the strong conditions,

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there is a surge where the sea level will raise up plus onshore wind

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is driving the waves against the coastline

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and up the estuaries so these temporary defences

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out of the River Tyne onto the Quayside.

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The water levels were noticeably higher this afternoon,

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but the high tides that are causing most concern I expected at around

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3am tomorrow morning and then again at 4pm tomorrow afternoon.

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In Cumbria there's been snowfall on higher ground,

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so far travel disruption has been minimal but the county's gritting

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teams are continuing to work into the night ahead

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100,000 tonnes of grit has been spread on Cumbrian roads

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No heavy snowfall yet, but preparations just in case have

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We have a very sophisticated weather forecasting system in Cumbria that

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indicated towards the end of the week it was going to be

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difficult weather, so we've got all of our gritters with ploughs

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fitted and the guys are now on 12 hours shift

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38 gritters are in action across Cumbria.

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Drizzle has meant many routes have

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The gritters don't have to treat just roads around towns and cities,

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but Lake District passes like this one to content with.

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Snow here in January isn't that unusual, but it

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I can from Blackpool just for the day for something

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She's from Germany and she leaves in a few days so we wanted

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We thought we would come up for a little peek.

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We don't want to stay too long because we don't want to get stuck!

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And with weather conditions due to worsen overnight,

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these are definitely views worth admiring.

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The advice from police is to try and avoid travelling over

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Back here in the North East, the message from the Environment Agency

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is clear, no matter how tempting it is, don't go to the coastline, don't

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go to have a look, because it could be quite dangerous.

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Two teenagers have appeared in court jointly charged with robbing a post

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office in Ravenglass in West Cumbria.

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19-year-old Reece Kirk, and a 17-year-old boy

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are accused of taking ?130 in cash yesterday morning.

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Today magistrates in Carlisle remanded Kirk in custody and bailed

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the younger teenager to local authority accommodation.

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More than ?17,000 has been raised by well-wishers for the family

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of a seven-year-old girl who was killed in York.

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Katie Rough was found critically injured on a playing field

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in the city on Monday and died later in hospital.

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A 15-year-old girl's been charged with her murder.

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Hartlepool Council says it's considering going back to court

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to keep fertility services at the town's hospital.

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A year ago health managers announced they wanted to shut the unit

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because of staff shortages which would mean women travelling

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The unit was given a reprieve in the summer, but now

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Last summer, we told you about three generations of one family.

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Two wouldn't be here without Hartlepool

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Bev had treatment there and had Rachel.

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Health managers wanted to shut the fertility unit with women

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travelling as far as Newcastle for treatment but last

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We pursue option one, a comprehensive assisted

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A private provider should have been running fertility services

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here from this month, but celebrations have turned

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It's been a year of uncertainty for fertility patients in Hartlepool

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A year ago, the health trust said it wanted to close the unit

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because of staff recruitment problems,

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but in April, Hartlepool Council went to the High Court

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A judge ruled the unit could not be closed without another consultation.

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In July, the local Clinical Commissioning Group announced it

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would stay open and be run by a private provider,

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but now they cannot find a provider in Hartlepool with the full range

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Just devastating news because it's such a difficult

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To go through the treatment in Hartlepool was difficult enough

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but to move further afield puts more pressure on couples.

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Back in October, we were contacted by interested

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parties who were finding it extremely difficult to get

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the information that they required to put things together.

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I contacted the Clinical Commissioning Group

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and was disappointed - instead of them coming back

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and asking how they could help, they wanted to know the names

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of the bidders so they could remove them from the list.

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At this stage, I wouldn't rule anything out.

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So, Mark, what are health service managers saying?

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The local Clinical Commissioning Group, wanting the names of the

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bidders to strike them out, the clinical commissioning groups say

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there are clear regulations for procurement in the NHS and that due

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process has been followed and it would not be appropriate for it to

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be influenced. They say there were only a small number of bidders and

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the quality was not to the required standard.

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Could birds of prey be used to help scare away some of Whitby

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and Scarborough's seagulls and stop them swooping in to steal food

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It's one of the ideas the council's agreed to look at to tackle

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Seagulls and Scarborough just go together, but in recent years,

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the relationship has been turning slightly sour.

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A number of birds in this town has grown to a few thousand

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especially in the summer, it's claimed they are

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I've seen them actually take food out of people's hands and things

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like that but for children it can be quite scary.

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People feed them tidbits and they shouldn't, they should not

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I think one or two people are complaining too

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The council has been discussing what to do about the seagulls.

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Councillors could decide to hire a firm to work on reducing

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the number of birds over the next few years.

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We would use egg and nest removal, and that's not removing

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We will work with Natural England on that and report back the numbers

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The natural assumption from the birds' point of view

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is that the bird of prey is taking them.

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We're not going out to kill anything, that's for sure.

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Visitors are already urged not to feed the seagulls but some

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traders say the signs are not working and action is needed.

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All other restauranteurs and traders here to try to discuss and speak

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to the public if they are seen feeding the gulls,

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but understandably, the reaction is go away, it's not your business,

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but it is our business because we see this

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If action is going to be taken, it will need to happen soon.

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The seagull mating season is about to begin.

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You're watching Thursday's Look North.

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Jeff with tonight's sport, plus: Dry January, what's that?

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Why these pampered cows are thriving on a tipple of cider vinegar.

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The weather forecast features of snow, ice, Gill force wind and

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flooding, and that's just tonight! It's an issue for many

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of our rural areas. As house prices rise

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in the most popular villages, local people find their children

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can't afford to buy locally. And today the Princess Royal has

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been in North Yorkshire to see a scheme providing

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more affordable homes. It's an issue the Princess has shown

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an interest in. Schemes like this provide houses per local people who

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might otherwise be squeezed out of Village life. She met Nick and his

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family. After his marriage broke up, he feared he couldn't afford to buy

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here. Now he can rent this one. It was really expensive. The house

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prices went further up. Now I can spend my life here and the kids can

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stay. It's a nice community we've got here. The 16 homes in rugby in

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North Yorkshire were allocated to people with village connections. One

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of the that as house prices rise, villages like this won't end up as

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commuter towns really, where local people are squeezed out and it means

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that as a knock-on effect with schools if there are no young

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families here and local shops. It draws the life out of the village.

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Young people and families are the lifeblood and future of the

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communities but that the community being refreshed, if you like, by

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young people remaining here, then they just become a dying village.

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The Princess's Village brought some local excitement. This, a housing

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scheme that breathes new life into a rural village.

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A Darlington farmer's turning his back on Dry January -

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when it comes to his 300-strong herd of cows that is!

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At the organic Acorn Dairy, the cows are thriving on a tipple

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The dairy's trying to keep the cows as healthy as possible to avoid

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Steph Cleasby's been to find out more.

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At Acorn dearly, they're using the humble apple to guard against

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infection but not as you might expect. You're we're giving 90 mills

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to the cows per day. Farmer Graham gives his cows a swig of apple cider

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vinegar every day to boost the immune systems. He got the idea from

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milk producers in the US and years of seeing positive results. We seen

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a 20% reduction in ill health in the cows so the cows' own immune systems

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are doing the work. We can monitor the cows' health. the cows here have

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something of a luxury cow shed with memory foam mattresses, but taking,

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scratching brushes and a daily tipple of apple cider vinegar. For

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the farmer, it's about keeping them as healthy as possible. Each cow

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produces around 6500 litres of milk a year. If we can stop them being

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ill on the first place, we don't have to resort to antibiotics if an

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animal is ill. Do the cows think it is tasty? I haven't left a bucket

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long enough in front of what to see if they will drink it! I'm told they

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will drink it neat but I'm cautious about that, I got wanted to take the

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milk and have customers ringing up saying its taste of vinegar!

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We'll start by congratulating one of our colleagues!

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The regional branch of the Football Writers' Association

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announced today it's to honour my Team Talk team mate,

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the former Newcastle and - briefly, Sunderland -

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goalkeeper Steve Harper, at their annual dinner next month.

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Steve is their North East Personality of the Year.

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It's for the charity work he's done since leaving the game,

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especially in highlighting the problem of depression which can

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Staying with football, a new Spring Series has been

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introduced for Women's Super League teams.

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The short tournament will bridge the gap as the women's game looks

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to fall in line with the men's season, by starting in the autumn.

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But for Sunderland Ladies it's a time of uncertainty.

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In terms of promoting the women's game in our region,

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Sunderland football club has led the way.

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Jen O'Neill produces women's football magazine She Kicks

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and played for the club for 15 years.

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She says the decision to revert to part-time status has

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Anybody involved in the game across the country and the world

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I don't think my reaction even measures on the scale

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They have to completely rethink their seasons.

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It's just a big setback for women's football in the North East,

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not just for the women's team at Sunderland.

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After finishing an impressive fourth in their first season in women's

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Super League in 2015, last year was disappointing

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Although the avoided relegation, home attendance fell by 24%

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to an average of 710, but the club's claim the decision

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was made to benefit the team seems disingenuous when Sunderland has

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a ?140 million debt and is having to cut costs.

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If we're being candid, that's what it is, the budget has

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been cut and they have to go part-time and that's a decision

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to be made with the resources that they have.

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To say that it is better to be part-time rather than a mix

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of part-time and full-time, I'm not sure how that could be true.

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The teams we were coming up against two years on spending money,

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not the other big three, teams like Reading are

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It will be much more difficult to compete on a part-time basis.

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it's likely that those with England ambitions like Beth Mead

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will feel they have to leave to further their careers.

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Current England internationals including Steph Houghton,

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Jill Scott, Lucy Bronze and Jordan all started out at Sunderland.

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Lucy Bronze's brother was one of the first people to comment.

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"My sister had to move away from the North East which she loves

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"She's one of the best players in the world so it feels

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"like it is a big setback for women's football

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Are we going to have to do this all again and lose

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There will be no relegation at the end of the spring series,

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giving Sunderland a chance to regroup and stabilise

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and the club is still supporting the women's team.

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And they're not the only ones with big problems.

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The last time Gary Mills was in charge of York City,

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he took them to promotion into Football League from what was

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Three months into his second spell at Bootham Crescent,

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he's trying to make sure they don't head in the opposite direction.

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It was only back in May 2012 that York City enjoyed one

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of the greatest weeks in the club's long history.

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Winners of the FA Trophy, they were back at Wembley soon

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after to beat Luton in the play-off final and reclaim their

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It should have been the start of a glorious new chapter,

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but less than five years later, the Minstermen sit at the bottom

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of the renamed National League, with a very real threat of dropping

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It was important they stayed in the football league

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because we know how hard it was for them to get

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in and they've done that before but they were out of the football

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of the football league for eight, nine years so to come back out

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where we are in the National League at the moment, you can't put

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into words what it would mean to go out of this league.

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If it's been tough for the players and management, spare a thought

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I've not missed a game for 20 seasons and I've seen

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some dire stuff but we've had good times as well, I haven't given up

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hope that Gary can turn it all around and we can get back up

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the table and avoid the bottom for the season.

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If we go down, you have to hope that Gary can get us back up again.

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After an encouraging draw at Dover, City go to Harlow in the FA

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Trophy this weekend - and the boss is dreaming

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I've just got this little thing in my head that we're

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going to stay out that bottom four and we're going to celebrate

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at Wembley and win the trophy, which would be a nice way

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Finally, congratulations to South Shields Football Club,

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whose 4-0 win at Morpeth last night ended Town's reign

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The original tie - at Shields, last Saturday -

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was abandoned when the floodlights failed.

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I hope not too many of you listened to last night's Look North,

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which failed to spot the tie had been switched to Morpeth

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because the lights hadn't been fixed - otherwise,

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like me, you would have turned up at Shields' ground and wondered why

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It feels like winter has thrown everything at us all at once.

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Tonight's picture shows the situation earlier in the Lake

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District. That is typical of many parts of Cumbria at the minute and

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parts of the northeast. Tonight, snow and ice, gale force winds and

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as we head earlier, there is the risk of coastal flooding as well.

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Through this evening and overnight, warnings for snow and ice from The

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Met Office. There is a warning of gale force winds for eastern areas

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through tonight into tomorrow. It is fairly quiet at the minute, just one

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to wintry showers in the west and then we will have a quiet, dry spell

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through the evening. That is before this next band of sleet and snow

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comes down from the north overnight. That would produce huge amounts of

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snow. It will give a covering in places and there it clears away from

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most places by the end of the night, things will freeze over and textures

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will be down 2-2 C and icy stretches are quite widespread tomorrow

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morning. The northwesterly winds reached perhaps severe gale force,

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coinciding with the spring tides at around three M, leading to the risk

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of flooding -- three o'clock in the morning. Most places have a dry,

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bright day tomorrow, otherwise it is dry with weak winter sunshine. We

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continue to see severe gale force gusts right along the northeast

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coast and the North Yorkshire coast is likely as well. There is another

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spring tide expected around 4pm tomorrow and so the risk continues

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for flooding tomorrow. Temperatures struggle at around four Celsius. It

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will feel bitterly cold in the gusty wind. That's how it is looking for

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tomorrow. If you need more information on the flood risk, the

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environment agency information line will have it. Things quietened down

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through the weekend. Still a wind but it is easing down and through

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Sunday, although the cloud will bring some rain and sleet, things

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will start to warm up and turn much milder through the weekend.

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Tomorrow, gale force winds but generally dry and bright across the

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northeast and Cumbria. Saturday is a mostly dry and bright day with the

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wind that bit lighter. Not warmer, until Sunday when things turn

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milder. We'll be live at 10:30pm from a

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couple of those sports highlighted in the flood alerts earlier. Join us

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then. Bye-bye. ..and keep telling yourself

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over and over, "This will end." Ladies and gentlemen,

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the bride and groom. So what if I forgot

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our poxy anniversary? Er, I think this year

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was copper. 14th is poxy. Marriage is a marathon,

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not a sprint. Like a marathon,

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you have to keep on going... ..drink as much as you can... Please

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tell me you can see them, too. ..and keep telling yourself

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over and over, "This will end." Ladies and gentlemen,

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the bride and groom.

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