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Good evening. Welcome to NorthWest Tonight with Gordon Burns and

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Ranvir Singh our top story. Fraud on an industrial scale - the

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words of a judge as he jails two men for causing car crashes and

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then making false claims. A victim of murder - a six month

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old baby dies and a man is found hanged in a house in Preston.

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penny she had went on that a, everything. I just can't believe

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what has happened. Life after death for five people -

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the amazing decision of a couple to donate after their son dies.

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Careful what you say. And on a And another historic moment in

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North West sporting history Richard is here to tell us more. Outright

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champions at last - the moment of cricket joy as Lancashire become

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county championship after 70 years of waiting.

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Yes this was the moment all Lancashire cricket fans have been

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waiting almost eight decades for...Lancs are County Champions

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for the first time in 77 years. It went right down to the wire but

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after the most dramatic ends to the title race in years...the red rose

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county came out on top. We'll have all the reaction later in the

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programme. On the face of it they ran a respectable business. But the

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Javed brothers were in the business of defrauding insurance companies.

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The pair netted a fortune in a crash for cash scam - lodging huge

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claims for car accidents which had been deliberately caused. Jailing

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them today, the judge at Manchester Crown Court told Rehan and Rizwan

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they'd run a production line of fraud on an industrial scale. Our

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Chief Reporter, Dave Guest, has the story.

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The Javed brothers set out to fleece insurance companies - and

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they succeeded to the tune of around �750,000. And they did it at

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the expense of innocent drivers. This man, Mohammed Patel,

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deliberately caused car crashes to generate bogus insurance claims.

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This roundabout was a favourite spot for him to stage his bogus

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crashes. He would draw up to the roundabout and start to move off.

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As the vehicle behind him moved off, he would slam on the brakes,

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causing the vehicle behind to slam into them.

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The Javed's company - North West Claims Centre in Burnley -

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processed those claims. And because they also owned car hire and

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recovery businesses they were able to generate fraudulent invoices

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making up to �6,000 a time. There have been inflated claims for

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storage, recovery of vehicles and credit hire for vehicles when there

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was no requirement for a vehicle to be provided.

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Patel was jailed back in 2009. Today at Manchester Crown Court it

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was the Javeds' turn to face a judge for sentencing after being

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convicted of conspiracy to defraud. The judge said this was not a

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victimless crime. Fraud cost the industry around �2 billion a year,

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adding 44p to every policy. Rezwan was jailed for six years, his

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brother Rehan for five. They were also ordered to pay back more than

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�300,000 within six months or have their jail terms extended. Dave

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Guest, BBC Northwest Tonight. A mother has paid tribute to her

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beautiful baby boy who died last night in Preston -- Preston. Six-

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month-old Ollie McBride was found near the body of his father. The

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police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the

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crime. Good evening. It is quite quiet

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tonight but at exactly this time yesterday neighbours described

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seeing and highly distressing scene. Behind me is the home of the

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parents of Comic Guide to was found hanged here. Close to them his son.

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-- Paul men bright. The baby died at hospital. The committee say they

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are struggling to accept the deaths. -- their community. Just six months

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old, the baby spent the afternoon out with his dad. When he did not

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return home as planned, relatives raised the alarm. Police will not

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speculate on what happened but they are not looking for anyone else in

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connection with his death. His father had locally separated from

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the mother of the BBA. A close friend told us just how much the

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baby will be missed. She lived for that baby. Every penny in her

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pocket went on that baby, everything. I just cannot believe

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what has happened. Poll may berate is well known in the area. He was

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described as a larger-than-life figure. He idolised that they be. I

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just cannot understand what happened. Unbelievable, it is so

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shocking, I cannot believe that. Police confirm that the pavements

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of the baby were known to them and they had been called to a number of

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domestic incidents. There had been domestic incidents between it two

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which are investigating. They had both been involved with the

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agencies. Tonight the mother of the baby is been comforted by relatives.

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As you can see behind me, and number of tributes have been left

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for the baby. Police say when he was found, there were no signs of

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injury. A post-mortem was carried out this afternoon. The police

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investigation is still ongoing and details will be released over the

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next few days. Next tonight the row over who pays

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for policing last month's riots. Merseyside police says it cost the

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force almost two million pounds. That includes �1.73 million pounds

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in officers' overtime and �249,000 pounds in other costs including

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damage to police vehicles and buildings. But one MP says

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suggestions the government will only reimburse forces who spent

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more than one percent of their budget will make Merseyside police

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a victim of its own success. necessary police had been useless

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and allowed the riots that to get completely out of control, we would

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have got the money. It inevitably means that the Merseyside Police

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Authority will have to cut more staff, more police officers and

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more backroom staff. Meanwhile, in Greater Manchester,

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more than 200 people have been charged since the disturbances and

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34 sent to jail. Last week the force said the cost of policing the

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riots was as much as ten million pounds. And today, the Chief

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Constable of Greater Manchester told a House of Commons Select

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Committee how astute the rioters had been.

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They were drawing us into cul-de- sacs. They were doing things like

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setting wheelie bins on fire so you had a big patch of burnt plastic in

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the road which they rammed into police vans. These were thought-

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through tactics. And after his appearance, I spoke

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to Chief Constable Fahy and put it to him that it was generally

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accepted that his force was under- prepared for the scale of the riots

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here on that first night. A short while ago we contacted the

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Home Office and they told us there is already an established system of

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special grants in place to support forces where they face unexpected

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Clearly we feel very badly from the businesses and people who had been

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affected. Was there a difference in the rioting in Salford and

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Manchester? Yes, there was. In Manchester it was fairly unusual

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and new in this huge crew going to different shops. Lots of different

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groups. As we got to one shop, they would move to another shop. But in

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Salford, it was about a huge group mobilising in a short period of

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time. The missile issues and the attempts on police officers were

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particularly savage. There were different types of incidents, you

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are right. The police admitted at the time you're over whelmed and

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that you officers had to withdraw in fear of their lives. I have to

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say, we only lost it in those two places. Across Greater Manchester

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we dealt with a whole series of incidents. When you get that number

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of people suddenly Maud -- mobilised in this way, moving

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around area they know well, there is no police force in the world

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that could cope with that. officers believe that as these cuts

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bite and you have to lose something like 900 officers, they believe he

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will not be able to cope with this happens again. We have to maintain

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that ability. We have to put that number of officers out on the

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street and we have a series of ideas on how to do that but it will

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be incredibly difficult. There are also faced with other social

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pressures brought about by cuts and other agencies and a more unhappy

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dysfunctional society. This will be a huge challenge rear-facing. It is

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not just about the officers on the street but wider society.

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finally, the cost of the riots in Manchester and Salford is estimated

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to be about �10 million, who pays that? We hope that the government

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will assist the police have a pretty in meeting that cost. We

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need that money. That money will help us preserve the number of

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officers on the street and there has to fund a programme to make

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changes possible. We're talking to the police of authority and the

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Home Office. We cannot afford that additional burden on policing and

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we very much hope we will get central government assistance to

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help cushion that blow. If you do not, you are in serious trouble?

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are already in serious trouble financially. We needed that money

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to do things like providing administrative support to police

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officers, so they can spend more time on the streets. We had good

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uses for that money. On the other hand, we have savings and deserves

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to be able to fund major events but this was an extreme event and I do

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not think he was -- it is right that a police are authority should

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be expected to pick up this additional degree of course.

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A short time ago we contacted the Home Office and they told us that

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is already a special system of support grants to support police

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forces where they faced exceptional costs. It is up to individual

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forces if they wish to apply for a special grant and all applications

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will be considered. Now, a little bit of BBC history.

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The parents of Shafelia Ahmed are being released on bail while they

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await trial for their daughter's murder. Police suspected teenager

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may have been the victim of an honour killing. Her body was found

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in a river near Kendal after she disappeared from her home in

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Warrington eight years ago. The judge today released her parents on

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several conditions. They include handing in their passports and

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paying sureties of more than �100,000.

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Police are hunting the vandals who splattered paint over a statue of

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Blackpool and England legend Jimmy Armfield. The bronze figure outside

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Bloomfield Road covered with white, green and red paint but has now

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been cleaned. Salford University have been told

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they can build a new �30 million student village. Three new halls of

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residence, providing accommodation for 2000 students, will be built

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next to Peel Park. They should be ready for 2013.

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Manchester's Christie Hospital is hoping to receive hundreds of

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thousands of pounds when tickets for Pieter Kay's live show of his

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current tour go on sale this weekend. The comedian, whose Tour

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That Doesn't Tour is the world's biggest selling for stand-up

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comedian, is giving all the proceeds to Christie's charity.

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Tickets for that October 22nd show in Manchester will go on sale at

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10am the Sunday. Today, one of the largest ocean

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liners in the world arrived in Liverpool. The Queen Mary 2 sailed

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into the cruise liner terminal on the very day other UK ports handed

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a petition to Downing Street to stop the city beefing up facilities

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at Pier Head. The QM2 can only arrive as a stopover or on route

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elsewhere. But Liverpool wants to see cruises once again begin and

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end at its historic waterfront where Jayne Barrett is now. You get

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no idea of scale from here at all. QM2 is so big - even from here.

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Just passing through of course, she couldn't start a cruise here. All

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because of the row over public money used to pay for the Pier Head

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cruise liner terminal. Well today is deadline day in that row. Other

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ports had until today to tell the government what they thought of

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Liverpool's offer to pay back part of that cash.

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Thousands took in the awe-inspiring view of QM2 at Pier Head today. But

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on Downing Street - a delegation of other angry ports fight back. They

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handed over a petition to block Liverpool's ambitions. Public

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sector money should not be allowed ever to compete with private sector

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investment and that is exactly what this is.

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Liverpool's lobby groups say hypocrisy lies at the heart of this

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row. Southampton's port was built on public money. Part of a

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nationalised company which was not privatised until the 1980s.

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This is the Cunard baggage suite where the baggage would have been

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stored prior to passengers leaving. In the depths of the Cunard

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Building evidence of the cruise industry which used to be based

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here. Something many here hope will return. It is a must for Liverpool.

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Part of our heritage and it must come back. Liverpool of course does

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have turnaround facilities, here at Langton Dock. Less than officially

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known as Costa Metallica to tourists like the Williamsons with

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more than 100 cruises between them. On the first date of any cruise out

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of Liverpool all we hear are the complaints about the cruise

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terminal. It is a scrap heap. Companies which have pulled out of

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Langton, like Fred Olsen, are already predicting they will return

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in 2013 to Pier Head. By then they believe Liverpool will have won its

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case. There are optimistic, confident is something else. This

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is an argument well worth pursuing. A decision is expected very short

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life. The government could approve this or they could last for more

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money. One voice that has remained silent is Peel Holdings, the other

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landlord. The run of port and will benefit commercially from whatever

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hams. The offer does an interview last week but pulled out yesterday.

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-- they offered us. Around 30 per cent of the UK

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population are on the organ Donor Register. The decision to carry out

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the wishes of the donor often comes at a difficult time for their loved

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ones. So when Andrew Pownell died suddenly from a brain haemorrhage,

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his family had to decide whether to go ahead with his decision to

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donate nearly all of his organs and body. They did and helped dozens of

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people, including saving the lives of a least five patients. Our

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reporter met his family. Arthur Pownell today described his

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son Andy is the type of person you could easily have taken for granted.

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Quiet and unassuming - but he was always the first to offer help. It

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is not a complete surprise to them that he wanted his organs donated

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on his death. If you have the consolation when he dies, we were

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all distraught when he died, to think that there are people now

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live who would not have been but for Andrew.

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The 39 year-old gardener was healthy but died from a sudden

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brain haemorrhage. We were in the picture right from the start. We

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could have vetoed it but because it was an due's wishes, we went ahead.

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Patients have been given his heart, lungs, kidneys, liver and pancreas.

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But his skin, bones, tendons and cartilage has also been debated -

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stored for the future. I am still amazed by the generous decision

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that is made by families at a time of acute grief. It is an amazing

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gift. Like Andrew Pownell - 30% of the UK

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population is on the Organ Donor Register. I know it has helped mum

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and dad a lot and it has helped us. To know that other people are

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living because of 10. And -- because of him.

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What is vital to the family now is that with skin and other parts of

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Andrew's body stored - he will continue to help others long after

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he is no longer with them. A bit of history - in the 54 years that TV

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has been broadcast from this region that no one has been able to say

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this but I am now - Lancashire are cricket county champions. They

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sealed their first ever outright title in 77 years today assured 10

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ago when they beat Somerset. Richard is here. What a nail-biting

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afternoon it has been. We could not watch. Imagine what it

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was like that the ground. One moment it looked like Lancashire

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had no chance. Men are when the other way. I do not bite my nails

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but I did today. It was staggering that turnaround. They did do it.

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The long wait is over and what a way to end it. At times it -- a

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title race that went into the final session of the final day. It is

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absolutely fantastic. What a cracking season we have had. What a

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finish, you could not write the script. The boys deserve that. The

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way they have played this year, they have given us so much

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entertainment. Their magic. Just magical. Great times. Lancashire

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needed to win against Somerset. And the dead. With Hampshire preventing

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Warwickshire from winning, at the County Championship was coming back

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to Old Trafford. Never mind 77 years, it felt like an eternity.

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The red rose of Lancashire has occupied top place in the county

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championship table eight times... This goes back a long time. And

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here when Ramsay MacDonald was the prime minister and a Lancashire won

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a team in their prime. They had just been crowned champions for the

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first time in nine years. No one thought the title would elude them

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for so long. Lancashire had success down the years, led by some great

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stars. But now a team of unsung and largely home-grown players has

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brought one of the greatest triumphs to Old Trafford. Fantastic.

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Lancashire's chief executive is with us now. Congratulations. How

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are then there's? Has still not -- I still cannot believe it. It has

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not yet sunk in. Everyone is congratulating me, not the team.

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This time last night I thought two teams would when then we would be

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second. I did not want to cry of the dinner tonight unless I knew we

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were going to win it. So I missed it but the rest of the club were

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there. What does this mean for you? We get rid of a millstone round her

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neck which has been there for 77 years. Every year it, everyone says

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will you when? And now it has happened. The great thing is it has

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happened from nowhere. This time last night, we were not winning.

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have Tom Smith on the floor in. At are you there? How were the

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celebrations going? I cannot quite believe it at the moment. We have

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your chief executive here. Top to Tom. I am very surprised you're

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speaking sense at the moment. How is it at the moment? A great day

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for the lads. It has been a very tough season. It has been amazing -

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what an effort from the lads. absolutely delighted - obviously

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for the club but also for the team who have fought so hard this year,

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so well done to everybody. Thanks. We wish you could be with us

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tonight. I tell you what, I am glad I am not because I cannot afford

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new suits. We will celebrate for you down here. We will have some

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champagne when you get back. We will have a celebratory dinner

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because Gordon wants to come. me back! -- hold me back. Are you

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going to plan a big celebration? have not thought about it yet.

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Someone asked if we would do a parade? We are not Manchester

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United or Manchester City, we do not know what to do. Condorrat

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elations and the sun is shining. -- can that relations.

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Good evening. The sun has shone everywhere today. You can see it

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slipping away and the weather front slipping away and the weather front

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starting to come towards us with low-pressure. Increasingly

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unsettled to was the weekend. Fairly windy as well. Tonight is

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much milder than last night. Quite a bit of cloud cover. Towards the

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early hours we will start to see drizzle and patchy rain. The wind

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is coming from the south-east which will keep temperatures up, between

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9 and 13 degrees along the coast. An entirely different day tomorrow,

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cloud cover from the start. Drizzly rain will breakout. The cloud cover

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will be thick. This rain will push in everywhere. At times it will be

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patchy but after lunch time, it will merge and we will see some

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showers or longer spells of rain. There could be thunder here and

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there. The breeze continues to come from the south-east which picks up

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as the days wore on. It was teatime, there is a chance of it trying up

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but that is not proper sink -- promising. Daytime temperatures of

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17 Celsius. 17 Celsius.

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Ever made a bold prediction only to have to eat your words? BBC Radio

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Cumbria's racing expert said. John Hanley was so confident about one

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of his forecast a promise to walk from Windermere to Carlisle if he

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got it wrong. I think you can guess what happened. When record producer

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Dick Rowe turned down the Beatles, he said "guitar groups are on the

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way out." He's in a club that includes Michael Fish.

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If you're watching, do not worry there is no hurricane on the way.

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Alan Hansen. And Radio Cumbria's racing

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commentator, John Hanley. And the winner of the Gold Cup? He

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did when the race so I have to do the walk. I am walking for the

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Prostate Cancer Charity. Of course, the rest of us would

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never be forced to eat our words like that. Would we? On a daily

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basis because I work in marketing. Everyone laughed when we said we

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were getting married, they're all eating their words. Anna said a lot

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of things I have regretted. Obviously, I am never wrong! John

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finished his sixty mile walk today. He's a little wiser and little

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fitter. A cancer charity's �8,000 better off. Stuart Flinders BBC

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North West Tonight. The celebrations are still going line.

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-- going on. At midday and is looking at flights to Exeter. The

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