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Good evening. Welcome to NorthWest Tonight with Ranvir Singh and Roger

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Johnson. Our top story: Care in crisis - the whistleblower who

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prompted a damning report into one council's treatment of vulnerable

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adults. When you see bad things happening

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to vulnerable people, you have no choice but to respond. The myriad

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of mistakes that led to patients being overcharged. Also in the

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programme, up to 20,000 jobs at a cost of more than �600 million -

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the Chancellor unveils Manchester Airport's new enterprise zone.

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gets full marks for convenience, but how many pennies would you

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spend turning this into your office? And singing from the same

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hymn sheet - three of the region's artistic forces come together for

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They were vulnerable people who trusted the council who provided

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their care to look after them. But Wirral Borough Council

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systematically overcharged 16 adults with learning difficulties

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for nine years. When whistleblower Martin Morton exposed the

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exploitation, he was repeatedly ignored and paid to keep silent.

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Today a damning independent report criticises the council for a myriad

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of errors which put vulnerable adults in a "totally unacceptable"

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situation. The findings are being discussed at a special council

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meeting this evening. Our reporter Abbie Jones is here in the studio

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to tell us more. For more 10 years Martin Morton has

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refused to be silenced. He tried to tell his bosses at Adult Social

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Services in 2001 that vulnerable adults were being exploited. But

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no-one listened. Instead he was given a �40,000 pay out and asked

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to keep quiet. He didn't. When you see bad things happening to

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vulnerable people, you have no choice but to respond. You have got

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a moral and a professional obligation to intervene. At three

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supported living accommodations in Moreton, and for nine years, adults

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with learning difficulties were overcharged for care - for things

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like having someone to get them dressed in the morning. Last year

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Wirral Council admitted it had made a huge mistake and reimbursed

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�244,000, going back to 2000. But today's damning report says it

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should refund charges back to 1997. The report also, for the first time,

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reveals details of other serious allegations. Claims of financial

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abuse - that top-up rents were charged by private landlords who

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were service providers. That one member of staff at a service

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provider had a conviction for assault with a deadly weapon And

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that four men with baseball bats arrived at one unit to try to get

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money from a senior manager. Wirral's Conservative group, whose

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leader commissioned the report, has called for senior officers to

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resign. Clearly Mr Morton was not listened to by senior officers. He

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was not listened to by senior politicians. Those people have to

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answer questions whether they think they should still be part of this

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Council. The council says it wants to ensure people like Martin Morton

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don't feel unable to speak out again. But today's report says it

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still hasn't learned how to investigate whisteblowers' concerns

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properly without them feeling A little earlier this afternoon, I

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spoke to the Leader of Wirral Borough Council, Steve Foulkes. I

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asked him how ashamed he was about this whole episode.

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I do not think anybody has come out of this with any credit. It is a

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damning report. It talks about individuals who overcharged. Not

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well treated by the people acting on behalf of the Council. We will

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take on board all the recommendations, and have already

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set in train many improvements. But we have to say it was not good. We

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did not deal with it well. And we have to do put it right. How do you

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reacted to the attempt to buy the silence of the whistleblower?

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Clearly that is something Mata Morton would have an opinion on

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himself. -- Martin Morton. I am not privy to such agreements. That was

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a private agreement between Martin more of them and the local

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authority. -- Martin Morton. I am not in a position to answer on

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behalf of other individuals who negotiated that. They should not

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really be viewed as whistleblowers, should they, they should be viewed

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as members of staff tried to make things better? Exactly. How it got

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to this degree is something we need to reflect on. It is not good that

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people who are vulnerable have been subjected to this type of treatment.

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We apologise unreservedly. I have apologised in a -- unreservedly to

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Martin Morton personally. We got it wrong. We need to move on and do a

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better job. There are damaging Agger -- allegations about the

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conduct of some councillors. Will they be pursued? Yes, at a Cabinet

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tonight we will be suggesting that other issues in the report are

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thoroughly investigated. If you have read the report in detail,

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some allegations remain on corroborated. We have to get to the

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bottom of that. I have to make sure that anybody involved in the worst

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kind of abuse does not get away with it. That is not the main

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thrust of the report. If you look at the recommendations within the

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report, we will accept those recommendations and moved his

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authority Ford. -- move this authority forward.

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Next tonight, it's costing �660 million and could create almost

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20,000 jobs. Today the Chancellor George Osborne revealed details of

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Manchester Airport's new enterprise zone. The investment coincides with

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plans to boost business by launching a new direct service to

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China. Our Transport Correspondent Colin Sykes is at the airport now.

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From a tiny start-up office in Manchester, Michael Ren's looking

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for a UK presence for his China- based natural stone business.

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have been Enterprise Zones before, usually in areas that need an

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economic lift. This area is already doing very well indeed. We are

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talking about quite a considerable area of 150 acres. Dozens of new

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buildings to be built in the next 15 years. The idea is to attract

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new companies from overseas, from emerging markets, particularly

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China. From a tiny start-up office in Manchester, Michael Ren's

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looking for a UK presence for his China-based natural stone business.

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This could be it. Airport City will will have offices of all shapes and

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sizes on a 150 acre site. There are tax breaks to locate here, and for

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Michael the prospect of direct flights to Beijing in a year or so.

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TRANSLATION: Before we chose Manchester we did some research. We

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also would like to pick somewhere we can later developed to be at

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headquarters for the European market. The development will cost

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nearly 650 million, create twenty thousand jobs and include 2,500

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hotel beds. This afternoon it got the seal of approval from the

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Chancellor. It is going to be a great magnet for creating new jobs

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in Manchester. Many thousands of jobs will be created in the next

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few years. It is a fantastic advert for the City and the north-west.

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The airport hopes the zone will appeal to people who do not want to

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go to Heathrow. It is hoping the zone will encourage more airlines

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to set up year. The airport is the main driver of growth in Manchester

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and the Greater Manchester region. It is the airier where there is an

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opportunity for the City Kee drive that business growth further. -- is

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an area. At the Chinese centre in Manchester, it's hoped English

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lessons will turn into jobs, especially if more Chinese

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companies come here. It is too expensive in London. It is

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overwhelmed now. If they want to set up a business, I think it is a

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good opportunity. Back at Airport City, 60 companies have already

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expressed an interest in locating here.

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The advantages for the company's are considerable. There is attacks

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break - like a tax break. Also, super-fast broadband. It is made

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easier to relocate. A couple of councillors raised an eyebrow about

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concerned it may soak in existing companies from the North West --

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soak in. The airport is keen to stress this development is mainly

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for overseas businesses. Police in Lancashire have been given more

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time to question an 18-year-old man on suspicion of murdering four

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siblings who were killed in a house fire. Reece Smith, who was 19, his

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twin sisters Holly and Ella, and two-year-old Jordan died in the

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fire in Freckleton. Police have until 7.45 tonight to either charge

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Dyson Allen or release him. Two men have gone on trial accused

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of a double murder which included one victim from Merseyside. Boxer

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Brett Flournoy from Wirral went missing in June 2010. A month later

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his body was found in a burnt-out van in Cornwall. The trial of

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Thomas Haigh and Ross Stone is expected to last five weeks.

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A police investigation is underway at Trafford General Hospital after

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claims that a batch of morphine was stolen. Staff alerted police after

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it came to light that up to 10 vials could be missing. A 50-year-

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old woman is being questioned by police about the incident.

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A taxi driver from Liverpool has gone on trial for the alleged

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murder of a prostitute, Anne Marie Foy, nearly seven years ago. David

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Butler, who's now 65, denies the charge. The jury heard today that

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DNA is crucial in the case. The prosecution say there's strong

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evidence linking Mr. Butler to Anne Marie Foy. The defence say the DNA

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evidence is flawed. Here's our Merseyside Reporter, Andy Gill.

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Anne Marie Foy was a much loved mother and grandmother. She worked

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as a prostitute to pay for her drug addiction. Her daughters, Carly and

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Suzanne Wall, were visibly upset at times during today's evidence.

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Their mother's body was found on waste ground near Liverpool

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University. She'd been battered to death. The jury heard today that

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Anne Marie Foy stole �300 from a taxi driver in September 2005 and

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he'd threatened her in revenge. The prosecution say scientific evidence

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is important in this case. During a cold case review in 2010, DNA from

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a woman's fingerprints was compared on and national database. A match

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was found on a cigarette but found near to the scene of the burglary

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where David Butler lives. Further DNA evidence strongly suggests he

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was in close contact with the woman shortly before she died. But the

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defence say the prosecution's DNA evidence is untested and unreliable,

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and it will call its own experts to prove this. The prosecution say

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David Butler some times drove a distinctive taxi seen on CCTV near

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the murder scene at the time. Mr Cumbria's smallest school is

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expected to close despite a campaign by locals. Councillors

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have started a formal process to shut Captain Shaw Primary in Millom

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because it has just 16 pupils. Campaigners say there is a need for

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the school and numbers could increase due to new family homes

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being built in the village. The final decision will be made in

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March. A report presented to councillors

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today says the cost of a single journey in the Mersey Tunnels

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should rise by 20 pence. Councillors say they'll need to

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take into account the economic impact any increase will have. A

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final decision on the new rates will be made next month.

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Culture minister Jeremy Hunt was in Manchester today to meet business

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leaders to discuss how the region can benefit from increased tourism

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on the back of the Olympics this summer. Mr Hunt visited Stretford

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High School before meeting Sir Bobby Charlton at Old Trafford -

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the North West's only Olympic venue. This is a moment to tell the world

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the incredible amount varies to offer in the north-west. This is

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the home of sport. Let's tell the word about it. Still to come on

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North West Tonight, the tackle that a caused tiff in the tunnel - why

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Steven Gerrard and Roberto Mancini went face to face.

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And the property you won't need to be flush with cash with to buy. How

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many pennies would you spend on Councillors in South Lakeland have

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identified pockets of land in towns and villages across South Cumbria

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which could be used to build thousands of new homes. Areas

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including Grange, Arnside, Milnthorpe, Kirby Lonsdale,

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Ulverston and Kendal are among those featured in the so-called

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Allocation Document. Some will be shocked by the idea of building in

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green spaces. But the council says its plan will avoid a development

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free-for-all. Our Chief Reporter Dave Guest has been investigating.

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It is a lovely part of the world in which to live. The problem is,

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there simply are not enough houses. Something needs doing. I was on at

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the housing list for five or six years. South Lakeland Council says

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it is not a problem confined to Kendall. It has come up with a

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series of plans for where it believes houses could be built.

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South Lakeland is in desperate need of land for employment and housing.

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These plans today will meet that need in the next 15 years. They

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include sites such as this one on the outskirts of candle. But

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wouldn't building houses here be sacrilege to? The Government had

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made it clear that we do not have the plan, developers can build

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wherever they like, whenever they like. By doing this we're

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protecting land from development and insuring the development

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happens where we wanted to happen. In Kendall today there was support.

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I think they are right to some extent. It is OK if it works.

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amount of heavy traffic is already large and backs of frequently. We

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need to be careful. The proposals will be considered next week. They

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will then go out to public consultation for a couple of months.

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In April they will be passed to the Secretary of State, who will refer

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them to an independent planning inspector.

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Headlines have been following Steven Gerrard around over the last

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24 hours. Today he signed a contract extension at Liverpool, as

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well as agreeing to take on an ambassadorial role when he finishes

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playing. Last night his penalty was the difference in the Carling Cup

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semi-final first leg against Manchester City. The reds' skipper

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was also involved in an angry exchange with City manager Roberto

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Mancini after the game. Here's Richard Askam.

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There was little argument about the penalty Liverpool were awarded in

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the first half. And little Joe Hart could do to stop it. Or that City

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have played better and Kenny Dalglish's men stubbornly hung on.

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This though was a major talking point. Glen Johnson winning the

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ball in an apparently two-footed challenge similar to the one that

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saw City's Vincent Kompany sent off last weekend. Roberto Mancini

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criticised Manchester United's Wayne Rooney for putting pressure

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on the referee to send Kompany off. Clearly that was on the mind of

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Liverpool's skipper as he interrupted an interview being

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given by the blues manager. You say to the press, Wayne Rooney

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tried to get a Vincent Kompany sent off. You tried to get Johnson sent

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off. That exchange on radio followed the pair saying this on

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camera. I think it was worse than that tackle. I don't think so. I

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think it was a clear winner of a tackle. That surprises me. He had

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at go at Wayne Rooney tried to get one of his players sent off, now

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he's trying to get one of our players sent off. I don't think

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that works. The return leg at Anfield is in just under two weeks.

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It adds a bit of spice to the second leg. Glad to hear that you

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found time to watch the football, Roger! Staying with football, and

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it's being reported that Blackburn Rovers captain Christopher Samba

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wants to leave Ewood Park. The big defender is quoted in a French

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newspaper saying it's time for a change, and that he's resigned to

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leaving. There's speculation Samba might go to Spurs, but Blackburn's

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manager insists he's not for sale. There was interest from a club last

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week. There were two bits from one club that were refused. -- bids. He

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is not for a stale. -- for sale. He is an important player. I want him

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to stay. Preston are expected to announce that their new manager is

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the current Stevenage boss, Graham Westley. Westley is seen here

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shaking hands with the former Preston manager Phil Brown. It was

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Brown's last game in charge before he was sacked last month. Westley

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has an impressive record at Stevenage, who've only lost once in

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their last 15 games. Fleetwood Town have rejected an offer of �900,000

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from West Ham for striker Jamie Vardy. They've also turned down a

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bid of �750,000 from Blackpool. Fleetwood currently top the Blue

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Square Premier League and are determined to win promotion to the

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Football League. Owner Andy Pilley says he won't sell the club's star

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striker. A brave move when everybody is

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looking for money. It is. Small business owners often say how hard

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it is to find the right premises at a reasonable price. But some unique

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properties have just come onto the market in Stockport - and you don't

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need to be flushed to afford them Stockport Council is selling or

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renting out eight of its public toilet sites, and hopes small

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business owners will find them a convenient place to work. Nina

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Warhurst reports. They say the smell of baking bread

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can work wonders when you're selling property - you're unlikely

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to get that here. But it is well located, with sturdy brick work and

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you won't have to worry about drainage. If you are only a one-man

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or two-man business, this is the sort of location. It will need some

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renovation. But this is what you need. Can you make a feature of the

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tireless? I think, take them out. There would be too much sitting

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down otherwise! It has a much sought after south-facing garden.

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What do the experts make of it? Obviously an interesting property.

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Very quickly. Not something I have done before. Ideal for small local

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business. Paul has been running at banned traders for more than four

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years. It is a compact building. The rent, rates and heating is

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cheaper than you would expect. We get all the jokes that come with it.

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If you live in Stockport you will still be able to spend a penny at

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toilets in designated cafes and restaurants as part of a community

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scheme funded by the council. And if you want to spend a few more on

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one of these, the council says get in touch.

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You could not make it up. I got an e-mail at lunchtime...

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Complimentary, is it? It is from William Harris, who has his own

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business. He asks if he would get time off in Lou! One of the

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theatre's best kept secrets is about to be revealed. Wonderful

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Town was a Broadway hit in the fifties, but has rarely been seen

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since. Now The Lowry in Salford, Manchester's Royal Exchange and the

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Halle Orchestra have teamed up to bring it back to life. The music's

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written by Leonard Bernstein of West Side Story fame, and with

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Connie Fisher in the starring role, could this be the hit of 2012?

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Take one talent show superstar, add one of the country's finest

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orchestras, throw in music by the creator of West Side Story and you

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get what could be something special. Wonderful Town was a hit in the

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fifties, then went missing. Why have we not heard of it before?

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don't know. It is as good as any movie I know. Unless the movie is

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made, the public do not know about it. I play Ruth. She is one of two

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sisters who go to New York. She wants to be a writer. She feels --

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where she lives, it was stuffy and Ruth heads to New York in search of

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fame and fortune and finds love. The producers hope it is just the

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tonic people need in troubled times. The show starts a three-week run at

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the end of March before going on a You can't beat a good musical. Not

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quite what our producer said! I'd do the love them. They make you

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Of the girls were watching Going, look at that beautiful purple

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dress! We had some beautiful skies today. The weather had exactly what

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we forecast. That does not happen very often. Temperatures were in

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double figures. They had fallen to seven by 5 o'clock. They will go

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much lower tonight in parts. As the sun went down we had some wonderful

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photographs. Oldham looking remarkable. Our view was absolutely

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glorious as well. Everything looking sparkling. As we head

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through the next couple of days, it is going to be about a cloud cover.

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Yes, the temperatures will be lower. Through the first part of tonight,

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largely clear skies. In part, as you head towards the early hours of

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the morning, we will see patches developing. Many parts of

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Merseyside and Greater Manchester may hang on to cloud cover. That

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will keep temperatures up. I know the temperatures on the charts say

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one Celsius, but they are temperatures for towns and cities.

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The coast is looking pretty good. Tomorrow, a bit of patchy cloud. If

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you have got some mist where you live, that will linger for some

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time. It will not want to move away. If you have got patchy cloud, it is

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the same story. By the time we get into the afternoon, some really

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nice spells of sparkling sunshine. It will be chilly quietly war.

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