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Hello and welcome to Monday's Look North.

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Tonight, deported to Singapore - the County Durham mother

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who's been married to a British man for 27 years.

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Can DNA testing help identify a World War One soldier

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Sir Ian Botham is formally unveiled as the new chairman

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The special award to former Look North presenter Mike Neville

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for his contribution to broadcasting.

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Not too many winners on the football front -

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But one familiar face enjoyed the latest twist

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in the battle to stay clear of the Premier League trap door.

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A County Durham grandmother says she was treated "like a terrorist"

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by immigration officials who deported her from Britain.

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Irene Clennell from Chester Le Street has been

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married to a British man for 27 years

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but has now been sent back to to Singapore.

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The Home Office says she broke immigration rules

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and has been living in Britain illegally for three years.

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But Irene Clennell's supporters say she's been treated appallingly.

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Here's our News Correspondent Mark Denten.

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Tonight, Irene Clennell is 6,000 miles away from

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Despite having a British husband, children and grandchildren

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she was put on a plane by immigration officials

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The way they escorted me was like I was a terrorist. They got both of my

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arms, like, locked in, like this. And I am walking in the middle and

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everybody's looking. And I was thinking, why?

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Although she was originally given indefinite leave to remain

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in Britain after her marriage, the immigration service say

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she's spent too long back in Singapore, partly looking

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Now her husband John is sick, too,

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and disgusted at the way she's been treated.

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I think it is a disgrace. Surely through the period of time, it is

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not just the marriage of convenience. It is a genuine

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marriage. And like I said, it is underhand, what they've done.

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Now politicians have called on the Home Secretary to intervene.

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The government have set this arbitrary target of reducing net

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migration to the tens of thousands. And therefore, they are deporting

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anybody and everybody who does not fit exactly within rules. There is

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no room for compassion or humanity. Tonight a funding appeal to help

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with Irene Clennell's legal costs What have I done? Nothing. And I

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feel like a terrorist. So Mark tonight the Clennell family

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are on opposite sides of the world - what does the Home Office have to

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say about all of this? Unusually, the Home Office has

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issued a full statement about this case. What they are saying is that

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all applications are considered on their individual merits and in line

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with emigration rules. They go on to say...

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The Home Office also say that Irene's appeal rights were exhausted

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three years ago and she has no legal basis to live within the UK since

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the 10th of July, 2014. This case is turning not into just a row about

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immigration rules, but about the way that those rules are actually

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enforce. -- enforced. The jury in a murder trial

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in Carlisle has heard how a woman died in an act

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which was Melinda Korosi, who was originally

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from Hungary, was found with extensive injuries to her head,

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face and neck at her home

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in the city in September last year. It's alleged she was attacked

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by her partner Miklos Verebes just two days after he'd been released

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from prison for Mr Verebes, who's 29 and also

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from Hungary denies murder in September last year and three

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counts of rape between October

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2012 and July 2016. A man who died after being stabbed

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in the centre of Newcastle last week He was Frankie Cooper, who was 22

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and from the Newcastle area. He was stabbed in Princess Square

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next to the city library last Monday lunchtime and died

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in hospital yesterday. Two people have already been charged

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with causing grievous bodily harm. Tributes have been paid

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to Neil Fingleton, who, at seven feet seven,

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was Britain's tallest man. The 36-year-old from Durham

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died at the weekend. He made a career -

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first as a basketball player - and then as an actor,

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starring in TV shows like The family of a North

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Yorkshire pensioner who was killed in a hit-and-run

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crash 10 years ago are appealing

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for help to find the driver. 75-year-old Bill Hendry

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was knocked down while walking his

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dog in Knaresborough. The person responsible

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still hasn't come forward. They could never have imagined they

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would still be trying to get justice, ten years on. But today,

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the family of Bill Hendry return to the spot where he was knocked down

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and killed in Knaresborough. The driver didn't stop and left him on

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the road. We would like an end to it, we would like an answer. We just

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want a bit of justice and someone to have the courage to say, I know

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who's done it, or the person who's done it. I've lived in Knaresborough

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since 1968 and I walk around knowing that somebody's dominate. I just

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want an answer. Bill's beloved dog Abbey run home after he was hit and

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was found waiting on the doorstep of their house. Bill died in hospital a

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short time later. Police admit there are no new lines of investigation.

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So, this morning, officers stopped motorists to try to get fresh

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information. Bill Hendry had just been to the post office. He was

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crossing Stockwell Lane with his dog, Abbey, when he was hit. It was

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just after 9:30am. This is a busy commuter route. But although people

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living here told police they heard the collision, nobody saw the

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vehicle involved. Does the family have confidence that you will get

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justice for Bill? If they haven't got the courage, then we're hoping

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for somebody who knows who's done it to do the decent thing. Police say

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the person who hit Bill Hendry was driving a car or small van that was

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travelling at speed. They will have known exactly what happened, and the

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vehicle would have been damaged. Detectives believe this is their

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last chance to catch them. It was one of the bloodiest battles

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of the First World War. In 1916, 60,000 British

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soldiers were killed with the Yorkshire Regiment

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suffering more losses than most. The regiment's fighting force

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was recruited from across Yorkshire But the bodies of many

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listed as missing in action Now though, a recent discovery and

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some remarkable science could bring

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comfort to one grieving family. for a special report

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on tonight's Inside Out. Fred Holmes is about to give a

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sample of his DNA. It is a test that could explain what happened to his

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great uncle John, a soldier killed in 1916, and one of the many whose

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bodies have never been found. I know in my heart, if I wanted to go and

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be close to him I could go to Theipval and see his name on the

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memorial there. But it would be nice to see a gravestone. Fred was my

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great uncle served with the Yorkshire Regiment and whilst many

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are remembered in the war cemeteries of northern France, for him at

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500,000 others, there is no recognised grave. 100 years on, for

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one family, there is a glimmer of hope. Last year in a field in

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France, human remains were discovered of World War I soldier

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with a very distinctive cap badge. To get that clue, that helps to

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narrow down the possibilities who this individual might be. It is a

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fantastic start. In Gloucestershire, a team of four detectives from the

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MoD work tasked with taking the investigation further, with the

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regimental badge providing crucial clues. The 5th Battalion was a

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territorial unit. How much of a head start does this give you? If you

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didn't have that insignia, you would not be able to take it forward. You

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have to be able to determine what the regiment is before you can

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proceed with any sort of research. As inquiries continue, it emerges

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that the soldier could be related to one of 12 different families, with

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DNA tests trying to establish if there is a positive match. Tonight

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we will discover on Inside Out if the mystery is solved and if one

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long lost soldier can be reunited with his family. It is a fascinating

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story. And you can find out exactly what

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happens at 7.30 here on BBC One. Teamtalk is coming up shortly. Also

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on Monday's Look North, envelopes at the ready, as the

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Royal Television Society announces its award winners at a glitzy event

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on Tyneside. Snow and ice but get a mention in

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the Monday night forecast. I'll be back shortly with the full story.

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Sir Ian Botham's been formally unveiled as the new chairman

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The former England cricketer - who finished his career

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as a Durham player in 1993 - takes over as the club forms

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The game's ruling body - the ECB - had to bail out the club last year

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after debts threatened to put it into administration.

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However, Sir Ian says he can bring new cash to Durham.

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Our Business Correspondent Ian Reeve reports.

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They won't bother looking for that, let alone chasing it. The sporting

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success of Sir Ian Botham is beyond question with over 5000 runs scored

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for England and 383 wickets taken. But his latest challenge is

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financial, ensuring that Durham does not find itself mired in debt again,

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and as the new chairman, attracting cash to the club. My job as chairman

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is to bang down doors and help get sponsorship, bring new people to the

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ground, new investors. I live in the north-east. I have done for 30- odd

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years. And also, I am very proud to be asked to do this job. People want

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is to be successful again. We should be one of the biggest clubs in the

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country and my intention is to get us back to where we should be. The

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ruling body of the game, the ECB, wrote of much of Durham's debt. The

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council turned its debt into shares in the new company. But the new club

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still owes over 300 in quarters of ?1 million to the North East Local

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Enterprise Partnership. -- three quarters of ?1 million. We're not

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ducking and diving and burying our heads in the sand. We know what has

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got to be done. Between us, the council, myself and the ECB and the

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people up here, we will be fine. Look at it this way, in comparison

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to most football clubs, we are very healthy. The club was relegated by

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the ECB to the Division 2 and given a points deduction, punishment for

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its perceived financial misbehaviour, something that Sir Ian

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hopes that he can help with. There was a bigger name in cricket than

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Sir Ian Botham. He will bring a lot of cricket side but also, he can

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open his commercial contacts and sponsors and city contacts, etc, so

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he will contribute to the business side but first and foremost he is a

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cricketer and he will lead on the cricket side. Sir Ian Botham was a

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Durham player, the club providing an end to his career in 1983, but now

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he's back with the hope that he can be as big a hit financially as he

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was at the wicket. Former BBC Look North presenter

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Mike Neville was presented with a special award

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for his contribution to broadcasting at the regional

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Royal Television Society's annual awards in Gateshead

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on Saturday night. There were gongs for a number

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of others from the North's TV industry, including on screen

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personalities And I'm glad to say there was no

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mix-up over the envelopes. Some might say it's not

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as big as the Oscars. who spent over 30 years at BBC

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Look North, has turned 80. I would like to say, in effect, that

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I am also rather grateful that I am still around to pick it up in person

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rather than posthumously! Thank you very much, thank you.

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Another broadcaster received an oustanding contribution award.

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Fiona Armstrong has worked in regional

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and is a presenter on the weekly ITV series, Border Life.

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The Best Drama was Vera, which is filmed in our region.

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And its star Brenda Blethyn won in the Best Performance category.

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And the thrill of receiving this has doubled the static electricity in my

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Froch! -- frock. ITV Tyne Tees won

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Best News Programme of the year. After finding a number of exclusive

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stories BBC journalist BBC Inside Out's Dan Farthing,

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who worked on a feature about the aftermath of fatal road

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accidents, won

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the Outstanding Journalism award. And the BBC won an award

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for its programme, The Gift Of Hearing, about helping

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deaf children in Bangladesh. Congratulations to everyone. I don't

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think it was a quiet night. Time now for the sports news in

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Teamtalk. Not the best of weekends for our

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teams - without a win between them, and for some the threat

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of relegation Sunderland are still bottom

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of the Premier League. Middlesbrough now just a point

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above the drop zone after losing

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to Sam Allardyce's Crystal Palace. And they're still not scoring,

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Steve! That's right. They are sinking down

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the table, not creating opportunities and conceding too many

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at the other end. They just didn't seem against Palace to be in the

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game, did they? They are conceding opportunities and just creating half

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chances, just lacking that cutting edge in the final third. Aitor

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Karanka seems to know this is happening but can't seem to change

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it. Good passing but not that killer instinct. It is unfortunate that

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that sums them up at the minute. And then they know that it is not going

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to be their day. Four victories all season for Middlesbrough, it is a

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bad habit. It is the lack of any plan B. The frustration for the fans

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is that they are just huffing and puffing. The fans would like to see

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something different away from the formation they are playing, 4-2-3-1,

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and this was definitely a penalty, definitely not a charge for

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simulation. This summed up the day for Middlesbrough. That one goes

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into Row Z. So - is Aitor Karanka

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still confident Boro have got what it takes to stay in the Premier

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League? Yes, of course, we have two be

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working, we have to keep going together, and we will do things

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together. We know that things are hard, but all we can do is keep

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working well. On to Sunderland - who're also

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finding the goals have dried up. They've only scored in two

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of their last eight games - It just seems all those relegation

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battles have finally caught up with them,

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Steve. I think what is happening off the

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field will not help the atmosphere around the place. They need to win

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five more games. We have highlighted the ones in yellow as five games

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that are winnable. They have formed for this time of the season, sadly

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not perform the pitch at the moment. A little prayer at the start there,

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and that is probably what they need at them. They were not great on

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Saturday but they were still pretty comfortable in the game. Just not

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tracking the run. If you stay in the game, with this guy, you've always

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got the chance. But if you rely on one chance and you don't take it,...

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Just sums up the way the luck is going for them at the moment. They

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really need to get cracking. 80 minutes, very comfortable, but the

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power and pace of Romelu Lukaku, 80 minutes, it is game on.

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certainly with his team's first-half performance.

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The passing was terrible when we got it. We didn't play with any

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competence and showed any belief when we got the ball. I said to them

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at the end of the game, well done, because at least in the second half

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we turned it around and made it a game and had one or two chances.

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What do you make of the picture at the bottom so given that some teams

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seem to be running into form? We have still got our time to run into

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form, so plenty of games to go. Sunday is a tough game, Manchester

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City. After that you look at five out of 11. Four points worse off

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than this time last season. It is now or never. Like it has been every

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year for the last umpteen years. Into the Championship -

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Brighton's turn to take the leadership back

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from Newcastle this weekend! Nervous times ahead

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for the Magpies, Steve. Some big games coming up -

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but they seem to be playing better away from St James's Park,

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which is unusual? This is the real business end of

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this season. 35 points at home, 35 points away. The way that the

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formation is, and the pressure to perform at St James' Park they are

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better off having those victories away from home. Just have a look at

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this one, from the goalkeeper. When the defenders turned around and face

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you you have got to take charge. Whether he has not heard him, they

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have given themselves a mountain to climb and it could've been worse.

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Three big away games coming up. They need six wins to go up and if they

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can get a couple of them this week it would be a massive, massive boost

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them. Mika sold to keep digging at resorts, don't they? Eight games

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unbeaten -- Newcastle keep digging out results. Almost pinched it right

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at the end. I think because the reaction of the team was so good, we

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know that we can do it. It is a question now to bring back the

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confidence and to work in the same way that we were doing in the past.

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So that a team that is in our position, we need to have this

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confidence. He said that he knew nothing about reports linking him to

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a job in China. Everybody has been linked to a job in China!

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In League Two, just when it looked as if Carlisle had turned a corner -

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This is how it looks at the top of the table.

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Portsmouth closing the gap to just three points -

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with a game in hand - after winning 3-0 at Brunton Park.

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It's going down to the wire this one, Steve?

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At the start of the season when they didn't play well, they still got a

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point, but this is a tough result for them. They are shooting

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themselves in the foot, and Portsmouth with huge momentum move

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-- huge momentum, moving forward now. They crumbled towards the end.

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21 games without a clean sheet, they really need to get that sorted. And

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these are the games that you have to do well in, when you're playing

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against your rivals. Yes, that was poor. And at the other end of this

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table, Hartlepool are struggling. Five successive away defeats, actor

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back home games this week, against Crewe Alexandra and Exeter. That is

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a clumsy challenge there, he gets caught on the wrong side. Doesn't

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have it under control. The bonus was getting back in the game and having

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Nathan Thomas back. He is back and scoring goals, that is one crumb of

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comfort. And after winning through to

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the semi-finals of the FA Trophy at the weekend,

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York have been drawn against FA Cup

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giant-killers Lincoln City. That's all the football -

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and our thanks again to Steve. Elsewhere, two of our sides

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are through to tomorrow evening's fourth round draw of Rugby League's

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Challenge Cup. It was mighty close

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at Kingston Park though. This penalty in the 72nd minute

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securing a narrow victory for Newcastle Thunder, who'd gone

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16-0 down to Workington Town early on, before staging

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an impressive comeback. Also through are Whitehaven -

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winners by the same score at West Hull, and York,

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who thrashed amateur club Egremont at Bootham Crescent, scoring 10

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tries. In rugby union Newcastle Falcons

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have signed Yorkshire Carnegie captain Ryan Burrows

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for next season. But Exeter Chiefs continue

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to be the Falcons' They made a positive start

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at Sandy Park, taking an early lead through Niki Goneva who crossed

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after just four minutes. Will Welch added another

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and the Falcons trailed But the Chiefs turned the screw

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in the second half, running in five tries in all to leave

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the Falcons empty-handed. England women's Six Nations victory

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over Italy was marred by a red card for Darlington Mowden Park Sharks

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fly-half Katy McLean. She was one of two England players

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sent off for a high tackle. And disppointment for

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Team Northumbria, who lost 70-46 to Wasps in Netball's Superleague,

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and saw captain Katarina Cooper stretchered off with a potentially

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serious knee injury. She really looked in pain, that

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girl. We have had the winter tyres taken off the car. And we watch this

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every night! It is the tail end off every, and it is still winter. We're

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starting off with a wintry looking picture from Ian, looking out across

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the border. Certainly, there is a wintry feel in places as we head

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into tonight. There is some rain, sleet and hill snow at the minute.

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That will tend to die away with the skies clearing for many of us and

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icy stretch is becoming the main thing to watch out for during this

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evening and overnight. There was a Met Office warning for the risk of

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icy stretches on untreated roads and pavements. Even some of the roads

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that have been gritted, just take care if you're out and about

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overnight. Those showers dying away with snow being limited to higher

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ground and most place is drying up overnight. As the skies clear,

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temperatures falling to about 0 Celsius. The Wings, fairly light

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through the night with one or two missed four patch as possible

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towards the end of the night -- the winds. The risk of those icy

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stretches continues until ten o'clock tomorrow morning. Tomorrow

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it's self, a dry start, a cold, icy starting places. Any snow, again,

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limited to the fells with rain at lower levels. Further east, tending

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to stay drier and brighter. Afternoon temperatures peaking at

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around seven Celsius. The winds, generally westerly, picking up a

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northerly is on the Cumbrian coast through the afternoon. So it is a

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messy weather chart over the next few days. One area of low pressure

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pulls away with others coming in from the Atlantic. Heavy rain

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through the middle part of the week remaining to the south of us,

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although we will get our share at times. It is unsettled picture. By

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the end of the week the air coming from a south-westerly direction so

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temperatures will begin to rise ever so slightly during the latter part

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of the working week. Heading through Tuesday and into Wednesday, some

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showers in the West. Highs of seven Celsius. Wednesday through the day,

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a drive picture but most of us will see some rain on Wednesday night,

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and heading into Thursday and Friday, still the risk of some

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showers at times. Temperatures around eight, nine Celsius. So

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slightly milder to end the week. And remember to keep those were the

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pictures coming. I've told my dad, I've told him once! Does you listen?

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No. Think he would accrue some wisdom, he is 80. Maybe he has.

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That's it from us, night. -- good night.

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To be in the Lords, you have to be punctual...

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literally have to slam the door in somebody's face.

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What right do they have to tell ME about my fashion sense.

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Can you now control your bad language? Yes, I will.

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Otherwise you'll be, you know, drummed out.

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To win on something as important as this

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A unique opportunity to meet the Lords.

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