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Good evening. Welcome to NorthWest Tonight. Our top story...

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Raids at dawn - the authorities move in as cocklers defy the

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warnings to pick the valuable sand beds off the Lancashire coast.

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People are going out on equipped and experienced with the estuary.

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One third of fishermen were turned away because they did not have the

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right permit but may return tomorrow.

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And, after eight hours of motorway hell, we are live from the M6 where

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repair work is still underway to get traffic moving again.

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On manoevres in the Med - we join the crew of HMS Liverpool on her

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final journey home. And if you like your sport fast,

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frightening and afloat, join me at Coniston Water for this week's

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Ever since a new cockle bed was officially opened for harvesting,

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word has spread and literally hundreds of fishermen from this

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country and Europe have converged on the shore at Lytham. They work

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backbreaking hours for the cockles, worth millions of pounds.

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But each week since then there have been serious concerns about those

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going offshore onto the sands, which are famously unpredictable

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and dangerous. The cockle beds are at Foulnaze banks, about a mile off

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the coast of Lytham. Pickers have to navigate the sands and gullies

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to get there. Kate Simms joins us from Lytham now.

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All quiet on the beach at Lytham at the moment, but by six o'clock

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tomorrow morning weather permitting it will be full of fishermen and

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they will be on the lookout for these. The Foulnaze Banks container

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needs -- estimated �8 million worth of these cockles. One fisherman had

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been out for three years this morning and sold them for �600. It

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is a lucrative industry, but one that was curtailed this morning

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when the different agencies that regulated came to go that -- came

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together to try and enforce the regulations.

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Checking vehicles, flares and even looking for red diesel.

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These were just the fishermen who made it out at all.

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I do check. We have turned at least 50 individuals away who did not

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have the correct payment -- at the checkpoint, leader under way 50

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individuals who did not have the correct permit and safety equipment.

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The cockle bed it will attract up to 450 fishermen every day.

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This incident is a direct response to 26 incidents in September were

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left board had to be called out to rescue cocklers. It is also a

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reminder of the tragedy in 2003 where it goggle pillars -- cockle

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pickers drowned in Morecambe Bay. People are going out unequipped,

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not experienced with the estuary. A you have to get rid of them and

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get proper life jackets. Despite a rap on the knuckles,

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these fishermen were largely supportive of today's checks, but

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they say they are meaningless if they are not more for good.

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If they're going to do it they should do it every day, then they

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will know the people who are all right and spirit every day.

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The many agencies policing here today pledged to carry out more

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operations. Meanwhile, the council will meet with the Fisheries

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Minister to discuss how to improve regulation.

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What do they cancel want to ask the Government is, instead of having

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lots of different agencies policing the industry, they want to see one

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body policing it locally. That will take time and money, though. In the

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meantime, the council announced they will charge 15 -- �15 per day

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to charges -- to park on this beach so that some money from the

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lucrative industry will come back A chemical spillage has caused

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traffic chaos on motorways and roads across the North West today.

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Part of the M6 Northbound has been closed for most of the day after a

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tanker overturned this morning. It has had a knock-on effect across

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the region, with tail-backs lasting for miles. Our reporter, Sarah

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Mulkerrins, has been caught up in the jams and she joins us now. What

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is the latest? Now I am between Junction 30 and 31.

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Behind me two lanes of traffic have reopened. That is after four lanes

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were closed today. They have done that in order to facilitate the

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peak rush of traffic. There will be a lay-by lane closures on the M6

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tonight. When -- engineers are working to get the lanes reopened

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for traffic tonight and they hope to have all the work completed for

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5am for tomorrow morning's rush hour.

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John that has been a real mess for anyone today caught up in those

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problems. Explain how everything has started.

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It has been a series of different accidents today. The M65 was closed

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this morning, a motorcyclist was unfortunately killed. After 10 and

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there was a solvent bill here on the M6. -- a solvent spell. Just

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this evening of the M6 southbound, which has been affected all day,

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that has had a multi- vehicle accident and is now closed. It has

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been a catalogue of accidents that have added to everything here.

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1 the M6 earlier they were a sign posting it to try and stop people

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getting to the board Tomich, but for those stuck in it, how did they

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react? Most people have been calm and

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patient, but it has been very frustrating for people. We were

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talking earlier to one grandfather who was today trying to get to see

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his new grandson born last night, but failed.

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but failed. I was travelling to the hospital to

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see my first grandchild, born last night drivers were frustrated and

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horns were going and lights flashing and everything.

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It was horrendous, and not many visitors were able to get to the

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hospital. Only two midwives managed to get in. There was a shortage of

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nurses, everything was affected, nurses, everything was affected,

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basically. As we can see, traffic is slowly

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getting here tonight, and they hope to have all the resurfacing work

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done by 5am in the morning. A chemical spillage has caused

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traffic chaos on motorways and More news from around the North

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West now, and a Network Rail engineer has admitted to an inquest

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that he forgot to inspect the points which caused the Grayrigg

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crash. David Lewis blamed pressure of work, telling the hearing at

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Kendal he felt like a man spinning plates on poles. 84-year-old

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Margaret Masson died in the crash four years ago.

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A man involved with an armed robbery in Lancashire six years ago

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has been jailed for over ten years. Stephen Devalda provided a

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motorbike which two of the gang used to get to and from the crime

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scene at Asda in Colne. Devalda was arrested and charged four years ago,

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but jumped bail and fled to Spain. He was arrested in Malaga in March.

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A �170,000 grant will be invested in Alzheimer's research in

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Manchester. The money from Alzeheimer's UK will be used by

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scientists at Manchester University to uncover the causes of the

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disease and help develop new treatments.

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Indie band James have been honoured by a Heritage Music award. Today

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they unveiled a special black plaque at the site of the former

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Hacienda club in Manchester. It marks the place where the original

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band played their first gig together.

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23 people accused of involvement in this summer's riots have been

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arrested in raids across Greater Manchester. It brings the total of

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arrests to just short of 400. It is nearly three months since the

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distrubances, but even now a team of officers spends every day poring

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over CCTV pictures to identify rioters. Stuart Flinders reports.

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Some were arrested at home. Others were already in prison on other

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charges when they were visited by the police this morning. It is

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nearly three months since these violent disturbances, but the

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availability of good quality CCTV means the list of suspects is

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growing every day. Some of the material being viewed by a

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dedicated team comes from councils and busiensses, some from private

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individuals. People sent in footage from video

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phones, from mobile phones. Members of a public? At yes, they have been

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sending something. Nearly 400 arrests so far, nearly

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200 court appearances. I think people will recognise, the

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fire that you get away from it, the less chance you have of bringing

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people to justice. This was one of the stores targeted

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by rioters. It is no like nothing ever happened. But some of these

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are only getting back to normal now. The Closed for five weeks, this

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store had to be completely refitted. Sales staff were in the building

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when the rioters burst in, wrecking not just the shop but their peace

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of mind. About 30 or 40 people were in the

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showroom and what they could not steal they threw on the floor

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maliciously. They were like animals. If you think about it too deeply

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you could have nightmares of it, because when you see the CCTV

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footage it is quite frightening. Still to come in North West

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Tonight... The Government gives �25 million to

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the Stanley Dock Warehouse. Cannot help tackle some of the worst rates

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of unemployment and deprivation and the country? -- can it help?

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And leaving other sports in their wake: speedboats return to Coniston

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It was once an old tobacco warehouse and the biggest building

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in the world. Today, Stanley Dock in Liverpool is all but derelict.

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But it is hoped �25 million of Government funding for the

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warehouse and the surrounding area could create hundreds of jobs. It

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is another North West scheme to benefit from the Regional Growth

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Fund - a fund which came under fire this afternoon in a row over panel

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members receiving millions. Here's Stanley Dock - once part of

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Liverpool's industrial heartland. Could it be once more?

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�25 million from Government will unlock more private cash - �130

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million in total. It will mean an Albert Dock style regeneration to

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support businesses are rounded. This is the first good news we have

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had in Liverpool in decades. There were a line of docks, Tate and Lyle

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and other companies, and this is just wonderful.

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This place was once heaving with industry. Tate and Lyle were here.

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British American Tobacco were here. Thousands of jobs. This money won't

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just go to Stanley Dock, but the whole of North Liverpool and they

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hope the area can become the economic heart of Liverpool once

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North Liverpool has the highest rates of unemployment and

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deprivation in the country. One in five young people are out of work

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here. Today's news, they hope, will directly help them.

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I am going to try and get a job, but there are no jobs, there is

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just no jobs. Are you confident when you hear

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things like this? Yes. It is a lot of money being put

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in, especially for this part of the city.

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Good news from the Growth Fund for an area that desperately needs it.

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But today that fund came under attack in Parliament. One of the

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recipients is co-owned by a member of the Growth Fund panel which

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decides where cash goes. The company is Redx Pharma, based here

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at Liverpool University. Tonight the Government said the panel

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member had declared and interest The award-winning Accrington author

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Jeanette Winterson found fame with her first novel, written when she

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was just 25. Oranges are Not The Only Fruit sold more than a million

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copies, and won a BAFTA for the BBC Television adaptation. So it is

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nothing but remarkable that as a child reading in her house was

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frowned upon, and her adoptive mother would beat her and make her

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sit on the doorstep overnight. Jeanette has written about her life

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in East Lancashire in Why Be Happy When You Can Be Normal?, and she

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popped in to talk about it. She is a Pentecostal evangelist,

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and she thought that sedition and controversial were fired by secular

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influences. She did not want any secular influences in our house, so

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we only had six books - the Bible and books about the Bible. Except

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for one, the story of Arthurian legend, the Holy Grail and the road

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table, and it excited me. It led me to the Accrington Public Library.

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Mrs Winston always said, the trouble with a book is you never

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know what is in it until it is too late. And she was right! She was

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right about books. Printed matter does change things, it changed

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things for me. Of course, adoption is in the news

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this week for various regions -- reasons because the Government

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wants to speed up the time it takes for adoption. What are your

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feelings? Looking back, it was quite a difficult life for you end

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his family when it was very strict and uncaring, in many ways.

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The North always is a bit more rough and ready. It was not that it

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was uncaring, it is that you had to look after yourself.

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If you had to sit on doorsteps. Yes, Mrs Winston used to lock me

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out. That is because at that as a - - that is why I told stories,

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because when you're in an intolerable place the only place

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you can call is in your head. If you have creativity, you can use

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that, that is what I did. This was a woman who had a revolver and a

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draw. When she was angry she would get a revolver boat, and she was

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really angry she would get the tenor of Polish out. She thought of

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life as a pre- Death Experience. She would not get past Social

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Services now, but I think it was better for me to be in that warm

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than in an institution. You have made a little film about

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adoption, for the onshore!? Yes, it really dismays me that so

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few children are doctored known. The rules are so strict. You're not

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supposed to put black children with white parents, white children with

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Chinese parents, it is crazy. Only around 60 kids were adopted in the

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UK last year, which can't be right. Thank you so much, that is all we

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have time for, but a pleasure to meet you.

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I used to read her novels when I was doing English literature at

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Lancaster and University. I have never read her books, but

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she was Book Of the Week on Radio 4 this week and she talked about her

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mum throwing her books out in the dark and setting them on fire.

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Then she went on to sell millions Sport now, and it appears

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Manchester City might want Carlos Tevez as part of their future plans

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after all. The striker was last week fined four weeks wages and

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charged with five breaches of conduct - after his apparent

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refusal to come on as a substitute in a Champions League game. Today

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an Italian newspaper has quoted Manager Roberto Mancini as saying

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that, if Tevez apologises to him and the City squad, everything will

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be as before. City have flown out to Spain for

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their crunch Champions League match at Villareal. Sergio Aguero is

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likely to start up front, and he has today been nominated for the

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World Footballer of the Year Award. Also on the 23-man Ballon D'Or

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shortlist are Liverpool striker Luis Suarez, and the Manchester

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United pair Wayne Rooney and Nani. United host Romanian side Galat in

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the Champions League tomorrow night. Having recently faced critiscm, Rio

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Ferdinand will start in the absence of suspended captain Nemanja Vidic.

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He needs to rely on his pace, he used to rely on his pace, but he

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cannot do that, that is obvious. We have all faced that moment,

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changing our game. He will do the same, he will be fine.

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Eight months to go until the London Olympics. Athletes from all sports

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are preparing for winter training ahead of selection. On North West

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tonight we're following six youngsters hoping to achieve that

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Olympic dream. Between now and the games we will

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be bringing the news of their training at whether things are

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going to plan. Connect, our correspondent catches

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up with our young gymnast. -- She's a world class athlete and an

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A-level student. But in the mornings, Jennifer Pinches is just

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a big sister. Because she has been doing it for

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so long it is part of family life, since the boys were young we have

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been going to competitions. It is quite moving, as a parent, to see

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how much success she is having, but it is not by Locke, it is by hard

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work. Each week Jennifer has to balance

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45 hours training and travelling to her gym in Liverpool with 15 hours

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in lessons, plus plenty of homework. You can always do your exams any

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time in your life, you can do them again, but gymnastics, I can only

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do this narrow. -- I can only do this now.

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Jenny spent the week leading up to her GCSEs competing for our country

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in Japan. I have been in Tokyo.

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Seriously? Yes, at the World Championships!

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The way it has worked his through technology. She keeps in touch with

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their teachers through e-mail. We have been able to be flexible,

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because she is such a well- organised and intelligent young

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woman. Thanks to a record breaking fifth

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place at the World Championships, the British team will be at 2012,

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but Jennifer faces an anxious wait. Five other girls will be taken to

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compete in the Olympic Games, which is less than the six that competed

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in the world championships, so the trials are going to be important

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next year. Obviously, I am going to work really hard and if I get

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selected it will be amazing. Well, if hard work is what is

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needed, I challenge you to find an Olympian who is working harder.

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Either in the gymnasium or in the classroom.

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I hope she does it when she goes to those trials.

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Mind-boggling skills. After almost 30 years of serving

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the Royal Navy around the world, next week HMS Liverpool returns to

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British waters for the final time. #The Type-42 destroyer made on

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Merseyside is being replaced by a more modern ship.

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Nina Warhurst spent five days at sea with HMS Liverpool as the crew

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prepared for her return from Libya. And in the first of three special

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reports from the Mediterranean she explains the role it played in this

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A 4.5 inch naval guns. This time used for a training exercise, but

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during the war in Libya used against pro-Gadaffi's forces.

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It has been a tough month for the crew on board HMS Liverpool, the

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Type 42 destroyer made on Merseyside. It has played a role in

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the Falklands, in Kosovo and in Iraq, and the summer in Libya she

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was one of NATO's key warships and only eight -- and is only just

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making her way home. A seashell give you that I -- an

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idea of the capacity of the 4.5 inch gun and all were the cause of

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the summer it shot more than 200 rounds.

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It is not the only Royal Navy warship being deployed off the

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coast of Libya, but she is unique in being the only one to be fired

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that herself. The gunfire from Colonel Gaddafi's

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supporters came within metres of reaching the ship, added one. Age

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and his lovable spent more than five weeks at action stations,

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meaning everyone was at war posts without a break and under fire.

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I can't even explain it. You wait for a wrench to come in and that is

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it, you are going to be dead. Below that, an intricate operation.

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Spotters let planes know the operations team will when to fire

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and Wear. -- when and where to fire a.

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And further below deck, the men and women who had to keep the engine

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running at full capacity, often at temperatures of up to 45 degrees.

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When there is action, we have to work fast, turn the ship around, it

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is loud. The guns are going, it is quite scary, but down here we have

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not got a picture of what is going on of top.

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The patrol is a very long one, it was very stressful. There was a lot

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of action, we were under significant threat and danger. We

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had rounds landing close to the ship, and to have seen them

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continue to keep coming back and produce the professional goods we

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were asked to by NATO command is something the Navy and the nation

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can be proud of. Now, after almost 30 years,

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Liverpool's mission to Libya will be her last.

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The issue can see, not much space... Tomorrow, we look at life on board

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HMS Liverpool, and on Thursday we look back at her history ahead of

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The tranquility of a quiet corner the Lake District is being broken

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this week - but it is only for a few days.

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Coniston Water has been synonymous with fast boats ever since the

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world waterspeed record was set there in 1939. And this week the

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lake is hosting the British Powerboat speed records event - as

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Peter Marshall explains. This is one way of selling on

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Is quite another. I collared exciting. A lot of

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Ted Walsh is the fastest man alive on Coniston Water. Last year, he

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averaged 147 mph. Later this week if the weather improves he will be

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aiming for the 150 mph target. It is not for the faint-hearted.

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I think most people would find it quite alarming. It is a violent

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piece of machinery, really. It is not like a pleasure boat.

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The board's hour to over one kilometre. They are all sizes and

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all parlours, from 20 brake horsepower to 2,000 break

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horsepower. In coming to Coniston with its

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Bluebird legend, they came to their Obviously Coniston Water comes with

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a lot of history. I have been asked to do do that -- to drive the

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Campbell Board when they get it put back together. It is an honour to

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be involved with that project, and it is great to hold up the

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traditions of record-breaking one Coniston.

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It hits you in the middle of your chest, doesn't it? It is a roar

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beyond anything else. Record Week concludes on Friday.

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Catch them if you can. You spend a lot of time under water,

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haven't you? In your previous job you might yes, in Southampton.

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I was fascinated by the sale boards and the power.

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I have to let you into a secret, we were talking about Cinzano!

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That shows our AG! That is the lake in Delamere Forest.

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It is a stunning picture, if you have anything like it you can e-

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mail us and we would love to see it. Today's weather was beatable,

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tomorrow's -- tomorrow gives us more cloud cover. That will be a

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feature of through the next few days, winds being a feature, could

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be gale-force for a time. At this time, quite a lot of clear weather,

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sticking with us through the night, so some temperature -- saw some

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parts of the region could see temperatures as low as five Celsius.

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But, more cloud coming towards us in the early hours. That will boost

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temperatures a little towards dawn. Temperatures should not fall below

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five or six Celsius. Towards dawn some temperatures seen temperatures

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of seven or nine Celsius. Tomorrow morning, some spells of sunshine

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but the cloud will win through. Sunshine will peak at lunchtime,

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after that the picture changes all over again. Predominantly cloudy,

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but very windy. You can see the winds coming from the south, 25 mph

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at any point in the day, but it will be dusting, touching gale-

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force at times. A band of rain will work its way in towards teatime

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throughout tomorrow night, wet and windy. Most of the model is usable,

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you can get out and about, it should be dry all the way through

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but the winds will be a big feature. Temperatures not so bad, 13 or 14

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Celsius. We must explain come up the only

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reason we were mentioning that particular brand of drink is it

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