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Good evening. Welcome to NorthWest Tonight with Gordon Burns and

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Ranvir Singh. Our top story: He preyed on those he was meant to

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protect. Now this hostel-manager- turned-loan-shark goes to jail.

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Also on in the programme. The ground the ground breaking lung

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transplant that gave his young woman her life back. Amazing,

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completely different. I can breathe. It is so different. The Daleks are

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on the move, but why? We'll be catching up with this one later in

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the show. And the school with six sets of twins. And we are alive in

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Windermere. Richard has been watching some swimmers.

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I was tempted for a swim. What about that for a backdrop. We shall

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be talking to some of the hardy souls that have taken on the

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challenge today. The manager of a private hostel for

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vulnerable adults in Manchester has been jailed for 14 months after

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admitting exploiting them as a loan shark. Winston Mills charged

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interest rates of up to 50%. One of his victims was filmed handing over

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her entire benefits payment to him immediately after collecting it at

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the post office. Stuart Flinders reports.

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Winston Mills claimed to be providing a service. As a judge

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told him today, he was exploiting the vulnerable. Winston Mills was a

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house manager at a house full football adult. He was meant to be

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looking after people with drink, drugs and behavioural problems.

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Instead, he took advantage of them, lending them money at extortionate

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rates. On one occasion, he filmed accompanying one of his victims to

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the post office. Immediately after collecting benefit payments for

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herself and her bedridden mother, she turns to Mills and hands it all

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over to him. He returns a small amount to see her through until her

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next benefit payment. He was at the particular flat to be there to help

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and assist. They were particularly vulnerable adults. That has come

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out in court today. He just abused that position. He started running a

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loan sharking business. When his flat at the hostel was raided,

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around �500 in cash was found hidden under a carpet. A list of

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names and loan details was also there. The judge at Manchester

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Crown Court told him today, you were in a position of

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responsibility. You ruthlessly exploited the vulnerable. Mills was

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sentenced to 14 months in prison. Doctors at a Merseyside Hospital

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say plans to move some services will affect some of the sickest

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patients in the area. North West Tonight has seen a copy of a letter

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from consultants at Arrowe Park Hospital outlining their fears. In

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it, they say removing vascular surgery from the hospital will turn

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it into a second rate centre. The trust which runs Arrowe Park says

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it's seriously considering the doctors' concerns. Andy Gill has

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this exclusive report. Arrowe Park Hospital in Wirral has

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a well regarded vascular surgery department. Operations involving

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veins and arteries. But managers here plan to move part of the

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department to the Countess of Chester Hospital. We have seen the

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copy of a letter written by consultants in which they lay out

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in detail how they think patients will be affected if Vascular

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Surgery moves. Earlier this week, the trust which runs the hospital

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told us that the move would only affect 150 patients annually

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treated at the hospital. Now a letter obtained by North West

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Tonight shows just how worried the Wirral doctors are. It says: "The

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vascular surgeons performed 326 major vascular related operations

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last year. We challenge the notion that the impact of the proposed

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move would be relatively minor. These are amongst the sickest

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patients in the Trust. The consultants say that scenario makes

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their job impossible for those significant number of patients with

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renal and arterial disease. This will ensure that we become a second

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rate centre. Wirral Hopsital Trust said doctors accept the need for

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fewer and better vascular centres. Discussions are ongoing on how best

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to achieve this without reducing the quality of care.

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Police investigating the disappearance of the Ulverston

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student William Appleby have recovered a body from a canal. Last

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seen early on Sunday morning in a Bristol nightclub, William didn't

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appear on Monday and failed to catch a bus home to Ulverston. A

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formal identification is yet to be carried out. William's

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disappearance is not being treated as suspicious.

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A Lancashire police officer is to appear in court charged with drug

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dealing. 24-year-old PC Thomas Hatton, who was based in Blackpool,

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is charged with intent to supply cannabis and anabolic steroids.

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He's also accused of attempting to pervert the course of justice, and

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offences related to the disclosure of police information. He's due

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before magistrates in Liverpool next month.

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A dispute about how pupils' behaviour is dealt with at Darwen

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Vale High School has been resolved. In April staff went on strike,

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claiming management had failed to support them in dealing with bad

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behaviour. The headteacher was suspended and new behavioural

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policies were introduced. Unions have now say they're confident the

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school will soon recover from the recent troubles.

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Cheshire Police have set up an account on auction site eBay to

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sell off criminals' assets online. Under the proceeds of crime act the

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public are allowed to purchase the items - the funds raised from the

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sales will be shared between the Home Office and the Cheshire

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Constabulary. Items currently for sale include a flat screen

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television, a games console and a vacuum cleaner.

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As you may know, we'll soon be saying goodbye to these studios

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here on Oxford Road in Manchester to move to our new home in Salford.

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So on Sunday, we have a special programme on BBC1 about the history

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of this place. Ranvir has more details.

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On Sunday we'll be looking back at some of the television programmes

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made here including Life on Mars, Top of the Pops and It's a Knockout.

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In a moment, I'll take you on a guided tour of the building. First,

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Mark Edwardson's been looking at some the shows made right here. The

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Yard is really quite busy. They are filming the follow-up to waking the

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dead. Life on Mars - the fictional story of Manchester police officer,

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Sam Tyler who, following a car crash, is sent back to 1973 where

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he meets hard bitten DI Gene Hunt. An instant success and a source of

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envy for one of Greater Manchester's most notable actors.

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am not going to speak about it. They should have given me a role in

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it. Fantastic performances. Great drama. It all started with a sod

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cutting in 1972. And it wasn't long before some of the decade's most

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popular shows were being made at what's officially known as New

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Broadcasting House. Amongst them, It's a Knockout with double act

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Stuart Hall and Eddie Wareing. had some of the greatest fun I have

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ever had in my life. When the speeded-up, he went quicker. He

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took out the German, he took out the French, he took out the Dutch.

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When he came round again, there was nothing in his bucket! In its

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heyday Top of the Pops was watched by 15 million viewers every week,

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all of them eager to find out who was at the head of the hit parade.

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The show started life on New Year's Day, 1964. They decided to put Top

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of the Pops in Manchester because they could not bear it in London.

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Anything they did not want to do in London, they slung up to Manchester.

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Fast forward to the 1990s and one of the biggest TV hits of the

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decade was the BAFTA award winning Royle Family. The show's co-creator,

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Caroline Ahern had earlier appeared as the inimitable Mrs Merton, a

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very ordinary chat show queen with no-nonsense approach to celebrity

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interviews. What first attracted to you to the millionaire, Paul

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Daniels? With other top-rated and long established shows such as A

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Question of Sport and Mastermind amongst those still being produced

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at Oxford Road, MediaCityUK has a very hard act to follow. Just some

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great nostalgia. And you can see in the reception, an old bit of kit,

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an old microphone from the 1950s. This is lovely in reception. There

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is a beautiful exhibition. This is our friend, Dalek. Doctor Who was

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not made here. But plenty of shows are. On Sunday at 5:30pm, we have

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Auntie's Northern Soul. It is a great programme. I will be back in

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the studio in a minute. Still to come in North West Tonight. The men

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that made the Lancaster bomber reunite to say a final farewell as

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BAE's Woodford site prepares to close.

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Double trouble. The tricksy twins, who've been leading teachers a

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merry dance at this Stockport school.

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IMA Princess. A young woman has made medical history in Manchester

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after a ground breaking lung transplant. Becky Jones had a

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series of complicated infections caused by Cystic Fibrosis but

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surgeons decided to go ahead with the operation at Wythenshawe

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Hospital. Elaine Dunkley has been to meet her.

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Becky Jones has spent the last three weeks in hospital recovering

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and reading about celebrities and today she feels like one. Amazing.

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Completely different. I am a different person. I can breathe. It

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is so different. I am walking with no oxygen. I can do anything I want

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now. And it's no surprise this is a world first. A lung transplant made

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even more complicated by these- fungal balls growing inside Becky's

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lungs on top of that a host of nasty infection which had build up

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resistance to treatment. If she did not have a transplant, she would

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not be with us in two years' time. It was either have a goal and try

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and do it as best we possibly could or left to drift downwards over the

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next few years. It is like a new lease of life. It is fantastic that

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she has done so well with this transplant. It all was a bit of a

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shock. I was a bit oblivious to it all. Becky can soon go home and

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like most 20-year-olds, she's already planning her busy social

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life. I can travel again, I can go

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shopping again, I can go to college. I can just go to lunch at the drop

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of a hat with my friends. Previously, I would have to plan

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weeks in advance. More groundbreaking science now because,

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tomorrow on the Isle of Man, locals will have a chance to see the

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future of space transportation. One of companies based there Excalibur

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Almaz is working on two space stations at their hangar in Jurby.

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They're opening up their doors tomorrow to the public. Sarah

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To space stations and aid vehicle. They are not in Russia but they are

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here in a hangar on the Isle of Man. Excalibur Almaz is a space

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exploration company based here. Our goals are to take people in

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cargo to space. In orbit. This is no low earth orbit and come back

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but it is laps around the planet. The stations will undergo rigorous

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testing. The Isle of Man offers 80 % tax rate for space related

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companies here. 12 house -- 12 have taken advantage.

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We had an independent survey carried out and they estimated that

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in the next three years, the company is based on the Isle of Man,

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their turnovers would exceed �3 billion.

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Lucky children had a chance to meet a space cosmonaut who spent six

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months on the international space station.

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Our planet is so big, so huge. When you are up and far from our planet,

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the space is so huge, so large. Walking around the hangar with

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these two macros base stations behind me, it is easy why a report

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was published saying that the Isle of Man was the third favourite to

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put the next person on the moon, with 12 space stations based here

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and a zero % tax rate to encourage more.

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Jurby is the place to be this weekend.

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Now with one swimming legend and 10,000 hardy swimming enthusiasts,

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here's Richard Askam with the sport live from Windermere lakeside.

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Thank you. Some stories are a real pleasure. Have a look at this. This

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is the Finnish point for the Great North Swim. 10,000 swimmers this

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weekend, the biggest outdoor swimming in Britain. You have to go

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under the arch, up this ramp and get towels and so on. Two miles.

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There are still some stragglers out there. These are the shops from the

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first wave that went off. Serious swimmers. You will recognise Duncan

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with the hooter, setting everybody off. Duncan himself has done the

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slim as well. We will be speaking to him later on. Before this, I

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can't believe I'm saying first! The new football season seems that

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bit closer this evening after the fixtures were published. Premier

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League champions Manchester United start away at West Brom. Liverpool

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host Sunderland. Everton are at Spurs and it's Blackburn-Wolves.

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All our other sides play promoted All our other sides play promoted

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teams. It's Manchester City-Swansea, Wigan-Norwich and QPR-Bolton. The

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Premier League kicks off on August the 13th. You can see all of the

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Well one of Super League's glamour fixtures takes place tonight and

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both St Helens and Wigan go into their clash at Widnes' Stobart

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Stadium knowing victory will take them to the top of the table. And

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as Nina Warhurst reports, the great rivals both have reasons for

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wanting revenge. Good Friday turned bad for the

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Saints went Liam Farrell's last- minute try snatched a win for the

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Warriors. Before that, it was Wigan left smarting after surrendering a

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lead with 15 minutes to go to draw in February. They might not be

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local lads but both coaches are well aware of the local

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significance. Obviously, we have been very close

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in many of our games. It will be a tough game for us.

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Time in possession and a good kicking game. All of the basics of

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rugby league will be on display. You know, it is a game that I am

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sure the fans are looking forward Those fans are expected to fill

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every seat, not in St Helens or Wigan but here at the Stobart

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Stadium, home to the Vikings. They take a place in the Super League

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next season. Judging by previous performances, I

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would have thought it would go with an's way.

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I think it will work for them as underdogs.

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They are the nearest to us. If it was at Runcorn, I would have to

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vote for Runcorn. Both teams were held to a draw with

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some be roaming the wet conditions. There may be clouds looking

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menacing tonight but the fans won't be looking for any excuses.

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And whichever side you support you'll get full match commentary

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from Widnes tonight on either BBC Radio Merseyside or Manchester.

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Well after last week's narrow defeat at Old Trafford,

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Lancashire's cricketers are gunning for Roses revenge in the Twenty20

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return match at Headingley tonight. Let's talk about the swimming again.

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People have come from all over the country.

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It was hard. Cold. I need a glass of wine.

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Harder than I expected. I got cramp halfway round but it was beautiful

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in the water. Better than I expected.

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A nice two mile swim. You can't beat it. It is my wedding

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anniversary so I am going on the town now.

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One man who completed the swim was Olympic swimming legend, Duncan

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Goodhew. Welcome. A what a backdrop for a slow and!

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How did you find it? It was great. The first lap I

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warmed up, the second lap I got around.

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I would imagine you did! What do you make of this event and how it

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has grown? 10,000 people over the weekend.

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Brilliant. It has been a real challenge to get around two miles

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for them. It has taken the best part of two hours for them. That

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shows you how swimming is a sport for anyone who wants to have a go.

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I know this is a sloppy question but is it not a bit chilly?

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I tell you what, when I was competing, no way I would have got

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into this water but I have toughened up a bit! With the wet

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suits, it makes a huge difference. I went to the Salford swim, it was

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quite a bit colder. I put on two hats and I was OK.

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All right don't come, Thank you for joining us.

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And if the Great North Swim's inspired you to get involved and

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get swimming, there's lots more information on how to get involved

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at bbc.co.uk/bigsplash. From Lake Windermere, back to you.

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Thank you. Duncan never looks any different.

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Such a good bloke. It was where they built the

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Lancaster Bomber, the Vulcan and the Nimrod spyplane. BAe's Woodford

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plant has a distinguished past. Tonight, staff past and present

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will come together to say a final farewell. After almost 90 years,

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the site's about to close for good. Our Economics Correspondent Jayne

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Barrett joined some of them a little earlier to share memories at

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the end of a proud era. Squadrons of bombers...

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The Lancaster bomber. The very name a symbol of wartime defiance, built

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at Woodford. At the club which takes its name,

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today they came together to reunite and reminisce. Countless years of

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service between them. 31 years. I was here for 30 years.

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Just under 40 years. It will be sad, I am sure.

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There are people that I will probably never see again. That is

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the way it is. The RAF says goodbye to an old

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friend. One was going out that end of the

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room and the other was coming out the other. They did a fantastic job.

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Later, during the Falklands war, the Vulcans played a crucial part.

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We were working 24 hours a day. Some people didn't go home. They

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slept in the offices. We felt we we are making it happen.

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The end of the Nimrod spy plane spelt the end of Woodford.

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It has been about enthusiasm. When you walked across the car-park,

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when an aeroplane came over, everybody stopped and looked. We

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had a high level of them but it was an aeroplane.

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It all ends next Thursday. This final farewell is likely to go on

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into the early hours. There is a lot to remember and celebrate.

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Goodbye Lancaster. You have served us well.

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I know they are watching at the party so good luck to you.

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Good evening. With the weekend, very similar to what you had last

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weekend. Quite an unsettled weekend. Cloudy with lots of showers and

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rain at times. This morning we promised you plenty of rain. That

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rain hasn't quite appeared everywhere else but the north-west

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since we have had some really good spells of rain fall this afternoon.

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That is slowly moving in our direction and it will slowly decay

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as well. Patchy light reigned through the evening. Into the

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overnight period, it may be appear from time to time as heavy and

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persistent rain with a lot of cloud under that rain with a brisk wind

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from the south. We are in for a mild night with temperatures mostly

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in double figures. We start off tomorrow damp. That rain continues

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to ease North. Hopefully, leaving behind some bright spells in the

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southern part of the region. Maybe some patchy light rain in Cumbria

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and the Isle of Man. Lives of 16 Celsius. Miserable fortune. Sunday

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is another cloudy day. Lots of showers expected. Brisk winds

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blowing the showers away, leaving us with a dry and bright afternoon

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for Sunday. Heysel 16 Celsius for Sunday and very low temperatures

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Now, one Stockport school has come in for a large dose of double

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trouble - six sets of twins, three of them identical.

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The twins at St John's Primary are aged from four to 10 - and all of

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them like playing tricks. Rachel Foley went to meet them.

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Selling identical twins apart can be a real game. It is even harder

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at the school with three sets of them.

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My teacher doesn't know who we are. I'm a friend kissed her and she is

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Joanna. Sometimes we go to the teacher and

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my brother goes end of the table. What is the best thing to do to

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confuse Teachers? Swap places.

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How do you do that? With tricks like those, no wonder

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teachers looking out at this sea of faces have trouble knowing who is

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who. There are many twins in school and

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it is quite interesting figuring out their names. I had two twins

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this year in my class and now I have four children who are twins in

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my class. It is becoming a pattern at the school.

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This course is to attract twins. They also have three sets of non-

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identical twins as well. What is the best thing about being

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a twin? If you have a two-player game, you

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have someone to play with. It is fun because you have got

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someone to play with. There is always somebody to step up

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for you. We get to go high on the swings.

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If you thought six sets of twins was enough for any schools, another

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of the local mums is pregnant and you can guess what she is having!

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Cheeky but cute! We had Allan Carr on the programme

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last night and he said he thought Stretford Mall was going to be

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knocked down. Well, Allan if you're watching, don't worry. The owners

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have been onto us and they say it definitely isn't. So no need to

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