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That's all from the BBC News at Six, so it's goodbye from me,

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Hello and welcome to Wednesday's Look North.

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A call for longer prison sentences for people found guilty

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The people who do these kinds of acts have no place

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in our community and it's really important we send that message out,

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The clamp-down on drivers with no vehicle tax.

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The DVLA launches a blitz to catch those evading

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Winter warmer - the free weekly meals for elderly

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and vulnerable people to stop them becoming undernourished.

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The weather might be relatively mild at the minute but we have still

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managed to find you some icy conditions.

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In sport, Middlesbrough announce their second signing

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Newcastle hope to join Boro in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

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Whatever happens Sunderland have missed out on a home tie

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with Bristol City after slumping to another defeat at

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They say their officers deal with unimaginable cruelty.

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Animals being scalded with boiling water, stabbed, shot and poisoned.

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Now the RSPCA says a new study reveals eight out of ten people

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in the North East want to see longer prison sentences for people guilty

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The current maximum sentence is just six months.

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The findings have been welcomed by one MP, who next month tables

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a private Members' Bill in Parliament calling

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We must warn you, you may find the content at the beginning of

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Filmed on a mobile phone, this footage sparked outrage.

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Too horrific to broadcast, it shows the Frankish brothers

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repeatedly throwing their dog down the stairs and stamping on it.

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The dog later died but, remarkably, the brothers avoided jail.

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This shocking case led the Redcar MP Anna Turley

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She wants longer prison sentences for those guilty of animal cruelty.

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I think it is about sending a message that this is abhorrent

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and society as a whole rejects this, and they say people who do these

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kinds of acts have no place in our community and it is really

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important that we send that message out, and that deterrent.

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The current maximum sentence in England for animal cruelty is six

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months in prison and a fine of up to ?20,000.

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Now a survey commissioned by the RSPCA shows eight out of ten

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people in the North East want to see the Government introduce longer

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prison sentences for the most serious animal cruelty offences.

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And 59% of those questioned wanted to see sentences in excess of two

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Last October, RSPCA officers discovered a small dog that had been

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buried alive at Kirkleathem woods near Redcar.

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It had a five-inch nail hammered through its head.

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While shocking, officers say such cruelty is not uncommon.

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I dealt with a horrible case where some young men

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were setting their dogs on badgers and deer and foxes,

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like wildlife in the local area, and they were filming it

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while they were doing it and I had to obviously review all of that

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footage and it is just unimaginable cruelty that those animals

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Every day the RSPCA says its officers deal with animals

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who have been stabbed, shot and poisoned.

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Now the charity says it's time those guilty of such horrendous

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cruelty were punished with longer prison sentences.

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A Hartlepool man who killed three members of the same family

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in the 1980s has lost a human rights challenge against his

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Arthur Hutchinson was jailed in 1984.

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He broke into the home of Basil and Avril Laitner in Sheffield hours

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after their daughter's wedding and murdered them

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He also raped a teenage girl at the scene.

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The European Court of Human Rights dismissed Hutchinson's claim

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that the punishment amounted to inhuman and degrading treatment.

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Three people who were convicted over the death of a Newcastle man

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with learning difficulties are to have their sentences reviewed

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James Wheatley was jailed for life in December last year

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But prosecutors argued that the sentences handed

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to Wheatley's girlfriend, her mother, and another man,

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Nicola Lawrence was jailed for four years, Julie Mills eight years

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and Barry Imray three years for their parts in Lee's murder.

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There'll be a hearing at the Court of Appeal in March.

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A desperate plea for new information has been made by the family

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of an 83-year-old man who was killed in a hit-and-run accident

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as he walked home from visiting his daughter's grave 25 years ago.

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Charles Trueman died in hospital from his injuries after being hit

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by a car on Station Road in his hometown of Hexham

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His Children say they've never got over the tragedy and hope this

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New Year will bring them the closure and answers they need.

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Demolition work's due to start this week on a row of houses

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on a North Tyneside estate after they were affected

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by subsidence thought to be caused by former mine works.

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Five houses in Bayfield, on West Allotment, are being knocked

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down after cracks started to show and the buildings shifted.

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Home owners affected have been given the market value for their homes

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by the Coal Authority and most people moved out by

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More houses are suffering from subsidence, although

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The authority says it's been working closely with those affected.

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More than 100 cars have been clamped on Tyneside over the past two days

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as the DVLA mounts a blitz on people who haven't paid their vehicle tax.

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And people who've failed to pay for the clamp to be removed

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within 24 hours have seen their cars removed from the street.

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If they're not reclaimed, they'll be sold or scrapped.

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Adrian Pitches has been out on patrol with the DVLA hit squad.

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This car is not where its owner left it.

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Now the car has been seized and the owner will have to pay

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Obviously, most people are disgruntled.

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A lot of people realise that they should have

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It isn't the first course of action, it's the very last course of action.

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They will have had these reminders, so the message is that it is very

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important that you keep DVLA up to date with your current

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address so they don't find themselves in this position.

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The DVLA enforcement vans are on our streets

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year-round but they've brought in reinforcements for

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The vans are equipped with automatic number plate recognition cameras.

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Attention! Attention!

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If a vehicle has not been taxed, the van driver is alerted

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Last year, more than 10,000 motorists in the North East

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were issued with penalties for nonpayment of vehicle tax.

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A further 1,700 vehicles were clamped or seized.

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The majority of vehicles that actually come into this pound,

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they are not collected by their keepers.

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So that's a good story for road safety because many of them

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But we dispose of them in three ways.

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If the vehicles are capable of going back on the road,

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Otherwise, they are dismantled and sold for parts or they're scrapped.

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So it's all good for the environment.

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There was a predictable spike in nonpayment of vehicle tax

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after paper tax discs were abolished two years ago.

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But the DVLA says the payment rate has now returned

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to the normal level and in 2017, 80% of people pay their car tax

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online rather than at the Post Office.

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Unemployment in the north east fell by 1,000 between September

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The fall takes the number of those without a job to 87,000,

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Meanwhile in Cumbria, 4,430 people claimed Jobseekers'

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Allowance in December, a very slight rise

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However, North Yorkshire saw a larger rise of about 240,

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to stand at 4,235 people claiming Jobseekers' Allowance.

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The North East still has the highest rate of unemployment in the country.

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A Government minister visiting Tyneside today says they're

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focussing on helping the region's young people into work.

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Of course we recognise we always have to do more,

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and so here in this region, particularly with young people,

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we've been working closely with schools, piloting having

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Job Centre Plus advisers, our work coaches actually

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going into schools so, before young people leave school,

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making sure, if people are unemployed in the early days

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when they leave school, they're getting all the support

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to get work experience placements, and we'll be working

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closely with businesses, particularly the Tees Valley

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for example, to encourage more businesses to get those places,

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what we call set to based work academies were businesses themselves

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are running training courses and showcasing,

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if you like, their industry to young people to make sure

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For Labour, Middlesbrough MP Andy McDonald says the Conservatives

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have given tax breaks to millionaires and slashed

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corporation tax while neglecting the steel industry and failing

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to invest in the jobs, skills and infrastructure

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He said Middlesbrough needed a government prepared to implement

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an industrial strategy and invest to grow key industries and create

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a high skill, high wage economy, something only Labour could deliver.

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Yorkshire Air Ambulance has unveiled its second

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The ?6 million aircraft will be based at RAF Topcliffe near Thirsk.

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The charity's other new helicopter came into operation in September

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last year and is based in West Yorkshire.

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You're watching Wednesday's Look North.

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Plenty still to come tonight including the latest

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We've also news of a royal visit to the region.

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Keeping warm and well nourished this winter -

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the scheme in Darlington to help elderly and vulnerable people.

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And join me out and about on the ice, albeit man-made ice, for your

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full regional forecast later. The demands facing the National

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Health Service over the winter months are rarely out

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of the headlines at the moment. But now a scheme launched

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in Darlington might just help Age UK and the local health trust

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are giving vulnerable older people a free weekly meal to try to keep

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them well and stop them Peter Harris has been to see

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the scheme in action It's a square meal but the nutrition

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served up here might just help the NHS as well as the older people

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who come for the weekly free lunch served up

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at Darlington Fire Station, as part of an effort to keep

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the elderly fed and well. By bringing people here,

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we are trying to get people to be more socially engaging

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and interacting as well as providing a nutritious meal and monitoring

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their weight and trying It's believed there are thousands

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in Darlington alone who are undernourished,

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and the health trust is trying to identify them to make sure

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they take advantage of this service. Now, what they're running

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here isn't directly connected Are you finished

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with your food, there? But as well as bringing

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people in here, giving them something to eat,

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making sure they get well fed, while they're here, they can also

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check on their weight and that can be referred back to their GP and it

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might make a contribution in keeping some older people out

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of the hospital wards. The main priority for everybody

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who works in health and social care is to keep people in their own homes

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with their own families If we can do that, it prevents some

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of the pressures on our NHS and particularly our A departments

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which are rather If you can just take yourself

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onto the scales for me. The weekly sessions also mean weight

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can be monitored week by week. Undernutrition is a big problem

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in the UK and it's often overlooked and it's a problem for our most

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vulnerable patients, so often people who are older,

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who potentially have got other illnesses happening,

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and it is often seen as growing old, you lose weight because you're

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getting older, and it Actually, if you are losing weight,

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that can have a big implication on your health and your

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quality of life. And, for the old folk, of course,

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clubs like this are a chance to get You must be about 15 stone

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and now after all that. Yeah, I put on a bit

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today, so it's good. A warning's been issued for people

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to only use mobile phone chargers issued with their devices

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after a house caught The mobile phone caught

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fire within 20 minutes of being put on to charge

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with an incompatible lead. The warning is being given by Tyne

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and Wear Fire Service The phone and charger were tested

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by Gateshed Council which found the phone caught fire

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after overheating and melted Fortunately no-one

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was hurt in the fire. Prince Andrew paid a visit

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to Sunderland this afternoon as it hosted a regional heat of The Duke

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of York's Pitch at The scheme founded by The Duke

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supports Entrepreneurs across the UK and helps develop their business

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ideas by putting them in contact with potential

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supporters and investors. The three winners from today

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will now compete to win the chance of pitching their idea to judges

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at St James's Palace. We want to raise awareness

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about entrepreneurs and start-up businesses around the UK

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so we will be conducting, we are conducting Pitch tours

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around the countryside, about 6-8 per year,

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and it's very important to the North East gets,

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as it were, its profile raised and that businesses

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from here are shown and showcased. A Cumbrian charity is hoping locally

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brewed beer can help raise enough Eden Mencap currently rents

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a building in Penrith but it can't make improvements to the facilities

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unless it owns So the group's taken

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to the brew house to try This is the start of a hoppy IPA,

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crafted and brewed by Eden Mencap. It is a beer that aims to be more

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than just refreshing. Vanya Yam is the name of our beer

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and in Cumbrian dialect, We're almost home because we're

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buying our own building, so it's the key link

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to having that home. So every time you buy our beer,

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you are contributing to the longevity of people

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with learning For 30 years, Eden Mencap has been

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helping people learn new skills, make friends

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and build independent lives. The charity specialises

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in empowering people Having a permanent home

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for its members will Having that building means that

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we've always got a home, we've always got something we can

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use, we've always got a permanent base that guys come

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to recognise where they are. It means we can establish

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lots more things there, we don't have to worry about moving

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in the next three years And we can start evolving projects

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that meet the community needs much more because we have our own home

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and we know we are always So far, a third of the ?200,000

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asking price has been raised. The idea of making more money

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from beer came from Mencap staff who have helped members

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get stuck in. We've been out a few times before

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Christmas and we've learnt about the process and it means

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when we've been back at the building we've been able to put some photos

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up and actually go through the whole process so the guys are learning

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the whole brewing process and that It means that it's a totally

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new activity for the guys as well As well as the learning, there's

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been plenty of bar room banter too. We're a small brewery and often

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times it's just me here on my own, so to have company is nice

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and they're so full of joy and enthusiasm

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for the project, it's been great. Vanya Yam will have its first

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official supping in March, when raising a glass will hopefully

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raise enough money to buy Now it is time for sport. You have

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breaking news. Let's start with Middlesbrough's

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second signing of the January transfer window and,

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looking at early postings on social Boro have tonight signed striker

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Patrick Bamford from Chelsea for an undisclosed fee

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on a 4.5-year deal. The 23-year-old returns to Teesside

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after impressing during a loan spell two seasons ago,

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when he scored 19 goals and helped Aitor Karanka's side reach

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the Championship play-Off final. Emilio Nsue has left Boro

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for Birmingham by the way. Newcastle can join Middlesbrough

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in the fourth round of the FA Cup with victory this evening

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in a third-round replay. Sunderland, though, have missed out

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on a home tie against Bristol City. The Black Cats crashed out

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of the competition last night after suffering a hugely

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disappointing 2-0 defeat at Burnley. Burnley and Sunderland know each

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other pretty well now. This was their third meeting

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in less than three weeks. Ex-Newcastle midfielder Joey Barton

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was back at Turf Moor on a night when the visitors' boss rested star

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striker Jermain Defoe. It was nearly all Burnley

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in the first half, as it had been during the 4-1 victory on New Year's

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Eve. Sunderland keeper Vito

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Mannone had to be alert But he was beaten on the stroke

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of half-time by this glancing In the second half, Sunderland

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tried to up their game - Seb Larsson sensing a half-chance

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to catch the keeper off his line. But in truth, Sunderland's

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experimental back five didn't look comfortable all night and it was no

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surprise when their nemesis This free kick from Seb Larsson

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nearly provided the Black Cats with a consolation they probably

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didn't deserve after a tame With all his injuries

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and despite a minimal budget, David Moyes desperately needs some

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new faces in this month's transfer window for his threadbare squad

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to have any decent chance So Sunderland are out but,

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as I mentioned, Newcastle have a great chance to join

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Middlesbrough in round four. Tonight the Magpies are at home

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to Birmingham City in a third-round replay, looking to earn themselves

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a trip to Oxford United. However the focus of the manager's

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press conference was not on the match but on his transfer

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policy, and his relationship with the club's owner,

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as Jeff Brown reports. If there were fans,

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and others around the club, who questioned the summer signing

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of 33-year-old Daryl Murphy, the Irishman has given his

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answer in recent weeks. First the goal which ultimately

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earned United their second And then the weekend

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winner at Brentford, which took Newcastle back to the top

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of the Championship. The suggestion is that Rafa Benitez

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has managed to soften a policy which saw the club only signing

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players with a sell-on value. People think that I like to sign

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old players and it's not the case. Our team is one of the youngest,

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or in the middle in terms of average age, in the division

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so I like to sign young players to develop them, to improve them,

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and at the same time to sign So you need a player like Murphy,

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he can make a difference, so he has to be an important player

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for us during the season, so we will try to do the same

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and I am confident we can sign Benitez hopes to bring

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in a couple of new faces before But the reappearance of owner

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Mike Ashley at recent games has prompted the question -

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who has the final say? It's a cheeky question

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that the final say is simple to say so what I need is to be sure

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we have the list of players I would like to sign

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and after it is yes or no, it depends on a lot of things,

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but it is not a problem. The question now is we are working

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very hard, I am confident we will do well and we will sign what we need

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and hope fully before the end of the window you will ask me

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about the new signing or whatever. So the message is -

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watch this space. And if you're not going to the game,

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you can see highlights of tonight's replay on a special FA Cup Match

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of the Day, here on BBC One, straight after our late

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news bulletin, at 10.45. City of York Council has defeated

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a legal challenge that it's claimed could have further delayed

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York's Community Stadium project. A planning judge at London's High

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Court dismissed a challenge brought by rival cinema operator Vue

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Entertainment. Vue was contesting the authority's

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decision to approve plans for a larger cinema on the stadium

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site at Monks Cross There's still no timescale

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on when the new complex Finally from me, the cricket world

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is mourning the death, at the age of 76, of Yorkshire

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bowler Peter Kippax. The leg-spinner played

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for his native county for 14 years, But for 15 years he played

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for Durham, in their Minor Counties heyday, before moving

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across to join neighbours I am hoping that we can get through

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the weather forecast because you are on an ice rink.

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If you are hoping for some Torvill and Dean moves then you will be

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disappointed. The Brownies from Chester-le-Street will be throwing

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some fancy shapes. Things are relatively mild January as things

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stand. I felt slightly milder weather might because in problems

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with the ice rink but apparently they have special chillers. One

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thing about this plank of -- blanket of cloud is it means the

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temperatures are pretty flat. An awful lot of cloud tonight, maybe

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the odd spot of drizzle, poor visibility on high ground

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especially. But we should be frost free. Only the odd break in the

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cloud. South-westerly breeze. A bit of a grey and murky and misty start

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tomorrow. Should be mostly dry and we should see some breaks in the

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cloud, the exception not the rule. Temperatures tomorrow around 8-9. We

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maintain that very light south-westerly breeze. The pressure

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sequence, the breezes coming round to the high-pressure anticyclone

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which is keeping things settled. It looks like the high-pressure will

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start to decline but it will hang on through the weekend probably to keep

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things settled and keep the Atlantic weather fronts at bay. For the next

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few days, Thursday and Friday, a lot of cloud, generally dry and

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temperatures in single figures. For the weekend, a subtle change takes

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place, the cloud will become more broken underneath the centre of the

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high-pressure so we should see a little more brightness through the

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day but clearer skies overnight could allow the temperatures to drop

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cold enough for a touch of frost. Brighter skies for many on Saturday

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and Sunday but paying the price with colder overnight temperatures. You

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can keep up-to-date with the BBC weather app and the BBC local radio

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station. Sorry, no fancy moves tonight but lots of people are

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enjoying the ice rink here. I can't believe he didn't even trip

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up once. We were all looking for it.

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It spoiled the fun bit! Hello. I hope you're well.

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I really do.

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