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In tonight's headlines: so it's goodbye from me

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A Conservative councillor and hunt master resigns after making

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Pioneering treatment - a County Durham biker who's

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paralysed from the waist down is learning to walk again.

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I want to run again. I was very keen sportsman, extremely fit, I've done

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the Great North Run so my ultimate goal is to do the Great North Run

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again. Forget about dry January,

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how about this dry bar? Opening tonight, it's

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for people who want a night And child's play -

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clown doctors celebrate their tenth birthday after last year's killer

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clown craze put paid to their party. In football, Middlesbrough's head

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coach stands by his criticism And one of Sunderland's injured

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stars takes the first step North Yorkshire Police is

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investigating after a confrontation First to the story of a man who's

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making medical history. Andrew Bell was the first person

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from the UK to undergo treatment that he hopes

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will help him walk again. Andrew, who's from County Durham,

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was left paralysed after a motorbike Doctors told him he

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would never walk again. But, he's determined

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to prove them wrong, and has just returned from a second

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trip to Thailand where, doctors say, he's moving towards a point

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where he will become the first patient with complete spinal

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injury to be able to walk. Our health reporter Sharon Barbour

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has this exclusive report. Standing is a remarkable

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achievement for Andrew Bell. Indescribable to look at myself

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in the mirror pretty The County Durham man

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was paralysed from the waist down after a motorbike incident and told

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he would never walk, But Andrew, a former fighter,

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wasn't ever going to give up trying. He went out to Bangkok where doctors

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injected millions of embryonic chord stem cells and an electrical

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stimulator was fitted For the last three months he's

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been back in Thailand And here he's been

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learning to walk again. And for his mother, a birthday

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message, delivered standing up. Hi mum, have a fantastic birthday,

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sorry I can't be there but Having been told 18 months ago

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that Andrew would never, he was paralysed, unable to stand

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or walk again, and then to see on my birthday there is Andrew

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in Thailand standing, Yes, I couldn't wish

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for anything more. When we last filmed Andrew

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he was starting to move his feet His progress, according

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to a stem cell professor Phenomenal to say the least,

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the fact he can stand for an hour with relatively little aid,

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little support after such What we think is going

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on is that the injected stem cells were capable of providing

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what we call growth factors and other chemicals that induced

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the stem cells which already exist in Andrew's body to

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regenerate themselves. The doctors in Thailand believe

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he may become the first patient with complete spinal chord injury

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to be able to walk again. Andrew hopes for even

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more than that. I want to run again,

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I was a keen sportsman, extremely fit and I've done

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the Great North Run so my ultimate goal is to do

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the Great North Run again. And Andrew joins us live

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here in the studio tonight. You were told you'd never walk again

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- but you refused to accept that? Yet, I think I'm not that type of

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person who was just going to lay down but as soon as I was told, my

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initial reaction was to think, what can I do to prove to myself but

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prove to anyone who will tell me I will never want for the rest of my

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life, I am my own destiny and not somebody else telling me that. Do

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you hope doing what you were doing will inspire others? Absolutely, I

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know what my family and friends and is when I'm think mice can inspire

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and give a bit of hope and let people know that our things

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happening out there, you don't have to believe in what you are told. It

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is a global world, you have been to Thailand twice now for treatment.

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Where do you go from there? This time, now I have got back, I have a

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good treatment programme I will do at home but ultimately I was like to

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continue and do some rehab with the help of a physiotherapist either at

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home but if not I may go out there for a longer period and do some

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really intense rehab, but ideally if I could do would at home that would

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be my number one priority. I guess money is a priority to fund this.

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The treatment I have done out there has come out quite a cost but it's a

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drop in the ocean considering I was told I would never wriggle a token

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to be able to stand for an hour now, so absolutely. You have an amazing

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outlook. I look forward to seeing you in the Great North Run. That is

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my goal. Best of luck. A court's heard claims that a man

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would rather be convicted of a horrendous murder

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than reveal details Gareth Dack, who's 33,

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is accused of strangling 79-year-old Norma Bell before setting fire

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to her house in Dack denies murdering the pensioner

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and today he told the court he couldn't be convicted

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of something he didn't do. Gareth Dack described Norma Bell

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as a wonderful woman who he knew well but at a cross-examination

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by the prosecution he was today accused of trying to hoodwink

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the court, telling lies and bending the truth as he tried to account

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for his movements before her death. The night before Norma Bell's body

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was discovered at her home in Hartlepool, Gareth Dack said

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he had been selling drugs In the witness box the prosecution

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said it was crucial to Gareth Dack's credibility that he said

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who he sold cocaine to. He replied he could not give those

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names because some of the people he sold drugs to were solicitors

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and police community The prosecution said those people

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could provide him with an alibi and he would rather be convicted

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of this horrendous murder To that he replied he

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could not be convicted Gareth Dack said he visited

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Norma Bell to fix her gate the night before her body was discovered

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and he said she was He said his DNA was found

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in the pensioner's house North Yorkshire Police is

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investigating after a confrontation between a huntsman and a protestor

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at the Middleton Hunt Charles Carter, from Birdsall

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near York, was caught on camera making sexual comments

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to Linda Hoggard, when she He has now resigned his position

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as a Conservative district councillor in Norfolk

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where he previously lived. Excuse me, did you know hunting was

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banned? The moment when Linda Hoggard approached Charles Carter to

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tell him fox hunting was illegal. The protester challenges him and he

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starts filming her. I would quite like to... I will tell my husband

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that, shall I? Charles Carter has been a district councillor in

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Norfolk but he resigned after the revelations of his conduct. His

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council leader said he was appalled. In 2015 Charles Carter was

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interviewed about the ban on fox hunting. Having to look over one's

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shoulder all the time in fear of breaching bad law is not what the

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country should be about. Charles Carter has now moved to itself and

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the Middleton Hunt is now described as one of the most historic in north

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Yorkshire. Now Charles Carter's comments have bought controversy to

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the hunt. I don't know if it has been blown out of proportion, he has

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definitely stepped over the line. He has made sexual comments to her.

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That's not relevant to the situation, sad but there we are. It

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is now understood that Mr Carter has found Linda Hoggard to apologise for

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his behaviour. We hear of people who are abused and intimidated, this

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problem is getting out of control, one of the problems is that the hunt

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lobby association has refused to apologise for these incidents and

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they are getting worse. You are pretty. Yet, whatever. So are foxes.

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North Yorkshire Police have confirmed that they are

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investigating Monday's incident. The Conservatives have

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revealed their candidate Last week Labour named Gillian

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Troughton and Ukip named Fiona Mills Rebecca Hanson is contesting

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the seat for the Liberal Democrats. The by-election, caused

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by the resignation of Labour's Jamie Reed,

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will take place on February 23rd. You can see a full list of

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candidates on the BBC News website. Two men have been charged

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with aggravated burglary following an incident

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in County Durham when a pensioner's life savings were stolen

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in a raid on his home. It is alleged the 77-year-old

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from Coronation near Bishop Auckland was attacked with a coal shovel

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and robbed on Saturday. He was taken to Darlington Memorial

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Hospital where he was treated Cumbria police has been told

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by a Government watchdog it must improve the way the force deals

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with children at risk of abuse. A report by Her Majesty's

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Inspectorate of Constabulary found there was insufficient understanding

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of sexual exploitation and inconsistent protection for

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children who regularly go missing. Keeping children safe puts huge

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pressures on the police. Getting it wrong can have

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tragic consequences. This latest assessment of Cumbria's

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performance has found much the force does well,

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but areas where it must improve. This isn't a grade inspection

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so there were no ratings of good, There were some instances

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they highlighted where we could and should have done better

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and we are putting a comprehensive action plan in place to make sure

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in similar cases in the future we react quicker or better

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or have a better response. This inspection comes in the wake

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of the case of Poppi Worthington, a Cumbrian toddler who died

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after she may have been Evidence was lost in that case

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and no-one has been prosecuted. The Poppi Worthington case

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was extremely tragic but the justified criticism

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of the constabulary in that case was about the response

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to the investigation This is about our ability to protect

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children and prevent Few areas of crime reflect the way

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police work has changed more Police officers must now show that

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not only can they investigate a crime but they can also prevent

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children from sliding into danger. That is why every officer must now

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be able to spot the signs If I could wave a magic wand

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and double the number of officers things would improve but that is not

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reality, we have to work with what we have, and we will be

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looking at this over the next few weeks to see if we need

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to prioritise it even more. The force insists it is making

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the changes required, The only bar in Teesside

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which caters for people who don't The owners claim it will offer

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a night out with a difference, serving food and soft drinks,

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whilst supporting people Phil Chapman joins us live

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from Middlesbrough. It looks busy. It is very busy in

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here. Dried January, for most of us it is about detoxing after the

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festive season but Bar Zero is party here to help those with more serious

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alcohol problems. Not everybody in here, I don't want to describe

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everyone like that but Jonathan joins me from public health and

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well-being. You look a bit like Del boy there. Quite a dry bar for

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Teesside? It is another exciting venue for the town and another

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high-quality venue for Middlesbrough but the unique selling point is the

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fact we don't sell alcohol, coffee shops are popular in Middlesbrough

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but they tend to shut when the shops do so this is no alternative for

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anybody who doesn't want to drink, wants to watch the football and have

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nice food, please come to Bar Zero. What sparked the idea? Has Teesside

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got a problem? Teesside has high levels of alcohol abuse and there

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are one in five adults in the country know who choose not to drink

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alcohol, so it caters for a broad range of people. There are health

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benefits we want to tap into but hopefully it will appeal to a

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cross-section of the town. They hear, you could well become a

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regular here. Just fill us in on your background. You had a struggle

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with drink and drugs. I was addicted to drugs for 20 years, I lost my

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leg, burnt my hands but I'd turned everything around. 15 years drugs

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free, I have my own production company and I have come to Bar Zero,

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so it's fantastic for people to come together. Bar Zero is launching

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tonight but it will be open every Friday and Saturday evening from

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tomorrow. That looks very smart, Phil. Thank you.

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They say laughter is the best medicine -

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and for the last ten years a group of clowns who dress up as doctors

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has been entertaining seriously ill children at Newcastle's hospitals.

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The Clown Doctors, who are all performers,

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were due to mark their birthday in October but had to postpone

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the event after the co-called killer clown craze.

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Well, today they had the last laugh, with a special celebration

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at the Great North Children's Hospital.

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Celebrating ten years of raising a smile during

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One-year-old Ross recently had a bone marrow transplant.

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He sees different people, but he doesn't have normal

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interactions that he would at 18 months if he was going to nursery.

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So the Clown Doctors coming in and just giving him a better

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one-to-one entertainment when he really enjoys

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seeing a different face, and it is really nice just

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to give him something different rather than looking

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The Clown Doctors dress up and, well, clown around to help

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make hospital less scary for the children.

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Being hospitalised can be a traumatic and frightening

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experience for children and for their families,

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so we are here to work using play, very child learnt,

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so we are here to work using play, very child led,

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Celebrations to mark their anniversary had

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to be postponed last year because of the so-called

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We were gutted, absolutely frustrated, that the children

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knew we were coming, they were expecting us that day,

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So today is a really special day for us to come

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back and go, actually, we are, if you like,

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The work they do with the youngsters here is part of the therapeutic

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And over 10 years they have worked with more than 30,000 children.

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There are claims tonight that Northumberland Council has cut down

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a tree at its Morpeth headquarters planted by the Queen

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Conservative councillors say the tree has been removed

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as the council prepares to move its base to Ashington.

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But the council says it's not sure it ever had a royal

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Our news correspondent Mark Denten takes up the story.

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April 9th 1979, the late Queen Mother on a visit

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to Northumberland, Corbridge just one of the stops on a busy schedule.

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And on that April day the Queen Mother also came

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here to Morpeth at the very beginning of work on the

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She also had an avenue named after her here.

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Things have changed in 38 years and more recently,

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just look at this, County Hall 18 months ago and today.

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The council says they have been cut down because they were overgrown

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and blocking daylight but this opposition councillor says a tree

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planted here giving that royal visit in 1979 has been given the chop too.

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The Queen Mother was invited to Northumberland to dedicate this

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site in 1979 and she planted a tree in honour not just of this

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new building but in honour of the people of Northumberland

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and angry, councillors are angry, the people of Morpeth are angry

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and residents across the county should be angry that part

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This comes in the middle of a row over the council's plans to sell

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this land for 200 homes, a retail park and their school moved

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Opponents say it will actually cost more.

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And the royal tree - the council says although there

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is a foundation stone dedicated by the Queen Mother,

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Either way a row over local government has taken

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Have to get Special Branch in. Now, sport... Some lively debate.

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But no jokes like that, fortunately. The Middlesbrough head coach

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Aitor Karanka remains unrepentant over his post-match comments

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following last weekend's He'd described the atmosphere

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at the Riverside Stadium as "awful" with some fans late

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on urging his team to "attack, attack, attack"

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and others leaving early. The Boro boss also had plenty to say

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about possible incomings and outgoings before Tuesday's

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transfer deadline. Aitor Karanka was annoyed some

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sections of the home crowd felt the team ought to play long balls

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in the closing stages of last Saturday's game

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to try and salvage a draw. He insists that his comments

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were intended not to offend supporters but to protect his squad

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who deserved respect for mostly trying to play the style of football

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the Spaniard feels has served The last ten minutes was them best

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example, so we concede a goal, we didn't create one chance, last

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season we scored I don't know how many goals in the last minute

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because we played in the same style and that style has been successful

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for us. Boro are hoping to convince

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Paris St Germain's ex Real Madrid forward Jese Rodriguez,

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who Karanka knows from his time Karanka confirmed that Boro have had

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a bid for Hull's Robert Snodgrass rejected with Burnley and West Ham

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also interested in the So could being a relegation rival

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put a block on any deal? You do need to go to university to

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know that, so I think it is obvious that it is a player who we like and

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who we are trying to bring here and we will have four or five days to

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see what is happening. Meanwhile the Spaniard

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was critical of Gaston Ramirez after he submitted a transfer

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request with Champions Leicester City having an offer reported to be

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around ?12 million rejected. What is more important than anybody

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in this team, so at the end if the right offer doesn't arrive, he would

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be an important player in this group because everybody knows his

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importance. Sunderland manager David Moyes

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is still hoping to move players in and out of the Stadium of Light,

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in a bid to shake up his squad. And one of the many Black Cats

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currently on the sidelines left the treatment room last night,

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to make a special presentation. Six weeks after suffering

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a serious knee injury, Duncan Watmore was back

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in the club's colours. Or, rather, the colours

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of the club's charity arm, It's a long way back

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for the speedy winger, who's set his sights on a return

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to full-time training It's frustrating but I think it's

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important with the rehab process to keep a positive mindset. It's a long

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injury and there is no point being done about it because you will not

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do the rehab well. We try to keep morale up and that is what I can do,

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then that is what I will do. The hope is, by the time

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he is back on the pitch, the Black Cats will still be

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in the Premier League. We have been in this position but we

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have also got out of that, so we have to make sure we put that into

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the games and plan on the table. This week the England under-21

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was at the Seaburn Centre in Sunderland, helping

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the Foundation mark ten years of the Premier

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League's Kicks programme. With football as a starting point,

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the project introduces youngsters to sport and works with various

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bodies such as the police, The elder of the Premier League is

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massive, young people associate themselves with a football club so

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having that that's behind us and having the Premier League was back

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by King is massive. It's brilliant watching them reaching their goals

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and put warming well, it getting them off the streets, reducing

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anti-social behaviour and getting into unemployment. -- getting them

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into employment. Cricket finally, and Durham have

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signed a second overseas player. New Zealand Test batsman

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Tom Latham will cover for South African Steve Cook,

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who'll only be available for Latham, who's a 24-year-old

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left-hander, has had spells in the North East

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with Gateshead Fell, South Shields But some are still seems a long way

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off. And no need to tell me it would be

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cold because my border has stopped working. Bitterly cold today. There

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was some variation in cloud cover, eastern areas hanging onto cloud

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cover, it was not warm anywhere. Where the sun came out we saw the

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heady heights of four Celsius but many places under the cloud in the

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East stuck at freezing and the cold weather will stay with us in the

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short term, so a bitterly cold night tonight, blue haze and widespread

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frost as temperatures drop sub zero everywhere, even with cloud cover

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you will see numbers down two minus three. Some people have asked why

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there is no frost, it is because the air from the continent is so bright

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that there is not enough moisture to form frost but a bitterly cold start

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tomorrow and it will stay cold to the day. There will be some

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brightness around in the morning, the cloud will tend to fill in

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through the afternoon, a dull second half to the day, most places stayed

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dry, just the odd wintry flurry and everywhere should pass freezing

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point tomorrow, highs of four or five Celsius. Southerly winds, maybe

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not as brisk as today, so that is the picture tomorrow, these weather

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fronts come in from the West in the next few days and that will change

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the change in wind direction to a milder form, so tomorrow mostly dry

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but cold again with a bit of brightness you might see

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temperatures a couple of degrees up on today and then at the weekend

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things turn milder, more unsettled, maybe one or two showers in the west

:26:56.:26:59.

on Saturday but that south-west westerly wind starts to pick the

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temperatures up. On Sunday most places start the day dry and bright,

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we need to keep an eye on that frontal system in the South which

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may bring some thicker cloud and patchy rain but temperatures through

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the weekend recovering to eight Celsius at best and we will keep you

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up to date on the forecast on your local BBC Radio station and the BBC

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weather app, and remember to keep your weather pictures coming, you

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can e-mail them to us. Thank you, Paul. I am so happy to see that

:27:37.:27:43.

frost. We have burnt a forest already trying to keep warm. That

:27:44.:27:57.

Einstein replaced Newton's theory of universal gravitation

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with a more accurate theory - general relativity.

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So, why's my apple falling? Well, it's not.

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It is the ground that accelerates up to meet the apple.

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So that's why the chair that I'm sitting on now

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that actually feels as if it's accelerating up

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It's really changed my relationship with this chair. Mm-hm.

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