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Good evening. Welcome to North West Tonight. Our top story...

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This grandmother dies after saline poisoning at Stockport's Stepping

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Hill Hospital. The death toll now rises to five.

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We are live at the hospital. Also in the programme... Under the knife

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again. Relief as Vanessa's ruptured implant is finally removed. You can

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see it is all in bits. The original shell has disintegrated. That is

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shocking! $$NEWLINEJail for the poppy appeal thief who stole

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collection boxes on Remembrance day. Mario's latest misdemeanour. City

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and United win but should Balotelli have seen red?

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And monkey business. The gorilla pregnancy test that is not to be

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A fifth patient who was treated with contaminated saline at

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Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport has died. She is 60-year-old Linda

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McDonagh, who was a mother and grandmother. Linda was one of a

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number of patients given the saline between June and July last summer.

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Kate Simms is at Stepping Hill Hospital now. What more do we know

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about the woman who died? Linda McDonagh died in the early hours of

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last Saturday morning, 14th January. She was 60 years old and lived

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locally. She leaves behind both her parents, husband, three children

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and two grandchildren. Her family paid tribute to heart.

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A loving daughter, wife, mother and grandmother. Linda McDonagh's death

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has left a huge hole in her family. She was depressed mother anyone

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could hope for, putting everyone first, kind and caring. Very gentle.

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Very gentle and got on with life in a graceful manner. Linda had motor

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neurone disease. It attacked her muscles and meant she could not

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speak, drink or eat. Last June, she went to Stepping Hill Hospital with

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pneumonia. She had been coping well. But one night, doctors noticed

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something strange. Her blood levels were Bury low. The saline back was

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changed. And glucose. That brought levels back-up and doctors remarked

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that it was strange. And it should not have happened. Police believe

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Linda was one of 20 people at Stepping Hill given contaminated

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saline. Four other people believed to have been poisoned in the same

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way have already died. 44-year-old Tracy Arden. 71-year-old Arnold

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Lancaster. 83-year-old Derek Weaver. All of them died last summer. A few

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weeks ago, 82-year-old Bill Dickson passed away. Linda McDonagh died

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last week after a second bout of pneumonia left her able to breathe

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only on a ventilator. She and her family decided to turn the machine

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off. They do not believe the saline contamination caused her death.

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might have made her weaker, but she was going to die anyway. It was

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just a matter of time. Last year, police charged nurse Rebecca

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Leighton in relation to the contamination. All charges were

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later dropped. Male nurse, Victorino Chua, remains on police

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bail after being questioned on suspicion of murder and GBH.

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Meanwhile, officers say they are now carrying out tests to establish

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exactly how Linda McDonagh died. You get a sense of just how vast

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and complicated this investigation has become for police, particularly

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because of their health problems that people like Linda McDonagh at.

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Today, Linda McDonagh's family bank this that at this hospital, saying

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the treatment from the NHS was second to none. Back to the studio.

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Next tonight. One Lancashire woman's remarkable story after she

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had to have her ruptured PIP breast implants replaced. Vanessa Halstead

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has told North West Tonight she was left in excruciating pain after one

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disintegrated inside her. The controversial implants have been

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back in the headlines again. Women who have had them staged a protest

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outside the private clinic Surgicare in Manchester. The

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French-made implants were filled with the wrong kind of silicon. And

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these women want them replaced for free. They put this in my body. I

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did not ask them to put this into my body. I wante it removed and

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replaced. We should not have to replace them. We need to have to go

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through surgery again. At a cost to ourselves again unless these are

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remove. I will be a different woman. I am having them removed. My health

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is more important than what my body looks like. 300,000 PIP implants

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In this country, it is estimated 40,000 women have had them. The

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government has pledged to pay for the 3000 women who had them fitted

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on the NHS, but no more. Vanessa Halstead had to have hers replaced

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after one ruptured. This report It is a day that Vanessa has waited

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four long months for. The operation to remove a faulty implant for her

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body. Vanessa, a promotions model, had PIP implants put in in 2004.

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Last October, the pain began. was excruciating. Once its that it,

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everything was triggered off by a run. -- once it started.

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ultrasound showed one of Vanessa's implants had ruptured inside her.

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She went back to the company who had fitted them, Surgicare in

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Manchester. She said she was told she would need to pay full price

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all over again. Something they have refused to comment on. Angry,

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disappointed, let down. Where do I go next? There was just not enough

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support. Finally, on the recommendation of a friend, she has

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come to a private clinic in Preston. Under local anaesthetic, she will

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be awake for the entire procedure. The operation will last less than

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an hour and a half. The clinic is not making a profit. It is only

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covering its costs. Something private surgeons across the country

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have been asked to consider doing by the British Association of

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Plastic Surgeons. The it is out. Slowly and carefully, the ruptured

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implant is removed. Broken into piece after piece, it is stained a

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bright yellow. The Shell feels brutal, like an eggshell. That

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should have come out in one piece? Yes, many others would do that. The

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Once removed, both implants are replaced and the operation is

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quickly over. This is the implant from the right breast. There is no

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reason why one would rupture and one would not. The capsule I am

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holding now, of the PIP implied, it is poor quality than what we

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consider good standard. Any minor trauma to the chess -- chest, such

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as playing sport, may lead to rupture. And just minutes later,

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Vanessa comes face-to-face with what was inside her. That is

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shocking. Which is why I want to know why Vanessa was so determined

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to replace her implants. I went up quite a few sizes, so my skin was

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stretched, I would feel funny or look up normal. I know these

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implants will be fine. Vanessa has now set up a website offering

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advice and support to other women like her.

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That is quite astonishing to see that. We are joined by Kevin

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Hancock, a consultant plastic surgeon based in Liverpool. The

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government says there is no increased chance of rupture with

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PIP implants. But anyone watching that would worry. People will be

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and rightly sold. It is difficult to get figures on all of this, but

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those who have seen patients with PIP implants think the rupture rate

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is higher than we would expect with normal implants. Do you think that

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cowboy plastic surgeons have used these? The majority have been put

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in by commercial cosmetic clinics. In those clinics, the surgeon has

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little say over what implant is used, very much told by what will

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be used by the clinic. What is highlight is how commonplace,

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almost trivialised, invasive surgery has become, advertised next

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to any other product. That is right, which is why the Association of

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Plastic Surgeons has called for a ban on this sort of advertising,

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putting it in the same bracket as tobacco and other banks. -- things.

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What is the advice to women? I have seen a large number of patients

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with this problem. One difficulty is getting information. A lot of

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doctors are not aware of these problems and a lot of private

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clinics have refused to talk to patients, some even charging

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patients for any sort of information. The main thing at the

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moment is that these ladies should not panic, this is not a life and

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death emergency and we had some time to consider what is going on

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and make the right decision. But ladies do need to be seen by a

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plastic surgeon and assessed and quite a few of them will also need

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some sort of scan to see whether the implant has ruptured. Thank you

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poor that information. Kevin Hancock, based in Liverpool.

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Some other news this evening. It is thought a terror suspect who fled

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Manchester for Pakistan has been killed by US forces. Aslam Awan was

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part of a group that trained in the Lake District and tried to lure

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muslims to Pakistan to fight jihad. US officials say he was killed by a

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drone missile attack on the country's border with Afghanistan.

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Liverpool City Council leaders want a club that hosted the British

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National Party's annual conference to have its licence revoked. There

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were protests outside the Cricketers Arms in Wavertree last

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October after the venue was hired out to the far right wing political

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party. The club's owners say they have done nothing wrong and they

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are being supported by a local BNP representative.

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Back to the top story and police have confirmed that they are

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investigating a sex dead at Stepping Hill hospital. -- sixth

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death. Yes, police have confirmed another person given saline has

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died. The man was 75 and died on Friday. Police are stressing that

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it is likely that the man, along with the Linda McDonagh, that we

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heard about earlier, and Bill Dickson will have died from natural

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causes. It cannot be said for certain, but tests are being

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carried out to establish the cause of death.

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Thank you. A prolific thief who stole charity

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collection boxes across Cheshire has been sentenced to eight months

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in jail. Bradley Higham even stole one Poppy Appeal tin on Remembrance

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Day itself. It was while the town of Frodsham was mourning its war

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dead. Today, a judge told him he had sunk extremely low and had

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little if any conscience at all. We have had clearly some problems

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there. We will try to get back to that shortly.

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Still to come... Penalty punch-up. The Bury players booked for this

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We apologise for the technical A man who was jailed in Thailand

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for smuggling in ecstasy tablets, has returned to Britain to serve

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the rest of his sentence. Michael Connell from Bury was 19 at the

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time of his arrest. He's served eight of his 20-year sentence in

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the notorious "Bangkok Hilton jail". He now must serve at least half of

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his remaining sentence before being eligible for parole. His father

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Derek says he's suffered enough. Bang Kwang Prison, all the Bangkok

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Hilton as it is more commonly known, has been home to Michael for many

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years. I knew what was going to happen to me. Anywhere in the world

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if you get caught importing drugs, you go to prison. His sentence was

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reduced, but he still has a 12 years left to serve. He will now

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have to spend at least six years in a British prison before being

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eligible for parole. His father Derek says he has suffered the

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consequences of his crime and has learnt his lesson. Michael

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committed a crime, he admitted he committed a crime, he has never

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denied it. He said he was stupid, you wished he had never done it. He

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has done years now so he has done long enough. Derek is writing to

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the Ministry of Justice asking them to look at Michael's case.

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And you can see more on that on tonight's Inside Out North West, on

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Rigid is here for the sport. The Manchester club's one against

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London, but Mr Balotelli has grabbed all the headlines.

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Even though it City beat Spurs and United got the better of Arsenal,

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everyone is talking about Mario Balotelli and that challenge. Let's

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have a look at it. The striker is involved in a clash. He Clatter it

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-- he catches the midfielder as he spins around. But did he mean this?

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Some observers say you cannot tell, although the Spurs manager Harry

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Redknapp has called on the FA to take action.

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Will they? I don't know. We were hoping for an

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update today, but that has not come. They will only take action if the

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referee says he did not see it. We are still waiting for the details

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of his report, and indeed whether there is reference to a clash

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involving another player. Either way, city of three points clear of

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United he kept up the pressure. United he kept up the pressure.

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It was an evening when one of the league's meanest backlines became

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rather generous. Shocking defending by Liverpool. Kenny Dalglish has

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warned he'll get rid of some Liverpool players unless they

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improve their attitude. We have got to look at ourselves. But don't

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forget Bolton. Out of the bottom three thanks to a terrific team

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effort. Two scrappy goals saw Everton and Blackburn share the

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points at Goodison Park. The intervention of David Goodwillie's

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chest not enough to keep Rovers out of the bottom three.

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And despite a dazzling goal from Hugo Rodallega Wigan now sit three

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points adrift at the bottom. In the Championship, two late goals

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put Blackpool one place and one point outside the play-offs. Steven

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Schumacher scored twice as Bury beat Yeovil. But the main talking

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point was his row with teammate Giles Coke over who should take

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this penalty. It lasted more than a minute. Both were booked for

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fighting. But Schumacher won out in the end. He scored and today Coke

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apologised. Someone else with a fight on his

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hands is Preston's new manager Graham Westley. High fives on the

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way to the dugout but his first game ended in a 2-0 defeat.

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Dagenham keeper Chris Lewington's probably still got his head under

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the pillow after this howler at Crewe. Although like all keepers he

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blames the pitch. That was one of four Alex goals as they climbed

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And you can see more on Crewe in tonight's Late Kick Off when you

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can also hear a very candid interview with Preston's chairman,

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Peter Ridsdale. He says PNE's high- earning players will have to go as

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the club tries to balance its books. The owner Trevor Hemmings is no

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longer prepared to subsidise PNE to the tune of �750,000 a month. Don't

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miss that outspoken interview on Late Kick Off on BBC 1 at 11:05pm

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tonight. It is the presenter of that?

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I don't know, but some guy! Accrington Stanley boss John

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Coleman has agreed personal terms to become the new manager at

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Rochdale. Coleman, who's been at the Crown Ground for thirteen

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seasons, leaves Accrington in tenth place for a team fighting to avoid

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relegation. The two clubs are The British pole vault record was

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splashed over the weekend by this woman. Polly put in a height of

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four metres 87 in France. Only one ever woman has ever gone higher

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indoors. The number of different skills

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involved in doing an activity like that.

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Just carrying it expand it is incredible.

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Thank you very much. Back to the story week started to

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Time after time, caught on CCTV, Bradley Higham stole money destined

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for the needy. Money donated by the public, raised by hardworking

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volunteers and through fundraising events. Poppy appeal tins for the

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British Legion were a particular target. Not only do our volunteers

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put a lot of effort into May: Things happen in the short period

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it happens every year, but ultimately those who would have

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benefited from the generous nature of the public will now not do so

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because of the actions of one person.

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Today was the fifth time Higham appeared in court to be sentenced

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for stealing charity boxes. He began his latest stealing spree on

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6th November, taking a hospice collection box from a fish and chip

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collection box from a fish and chip shop in Warrington. The next day he

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shop in Warrington. The next day he shop in Warrington. The next day he

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shop in Warrington. The next day he shop in Warrington. The next day he

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stole a poppy tin from a spar shop in Grappenhall. On the 8th, he

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stole from a Travelodge in Chester. And on the 11th of November -

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Armistice Day itself - he stole a poppy tin from a bank in Frodsham.

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The judge said at a time the population was thinking about those

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who had gone before it, you would stealing money donated by the

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public -- public. You have sunk below, it shows you have little if

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no conscience at all. His crimes were despicable. It shows complete

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disrespect to people out in war zones at the moment and previously,

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and also those who have given their lives defending our country.

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The court has now granted police powers to enforce an anti-social

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behaviour order, banning Higham from Frodsham and Helsby when he's

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released from jail. Police say they can only hope that when Higham does

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leave prison, he won't go back to what the judge called his

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despicable ways. It seems there's truth in the old

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saying all that glitters isn't gold. How do we know? Well proof lies in

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the gorilla house at Blackpool Zoo. Staff there have employed a novel

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approach to working out why one of its female primates isn't getting

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pregnant. And the technique is producing some sparkling results.

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Peter Marshall explains. Njema is a girl gorilla, who should

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be getting pregnant. They are very endangered animals in the wild soap

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trying to breed them is very important. However, despite being

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on very friendly terms with a silverback, there's no sign of

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impending offspring. To find out why they need to test her droppings

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for clues. But how do you spot and separate her droppings from all the

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other primate poo? You need something to make a movement stand

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out from the crowd. First, they tried food colouring

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but it did not show up. Then they tried sweetcorn, but the guerrillas

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found it second time around if you know what I mean. Then came the

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idea of glitter. There's a nursery on site, with a

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steady supply of child-friendly glitter, add that to a daily dose

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of yoghurt and Bob's your uncle. Droppings that dazzle. They get

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beat litter around their legs which is quite amusing, but dated to it

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quite easily, they have not been many issues. Easy, unless the

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cameras are there. It's OK. eventually - success. Good girl.

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You want something natural that is not going to cause any issues to

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the animal. The worst thing to do what -- would be to give them

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something that would harm them potentially.

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They can now send the right samples for laboratory tests without the

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stress of separating Njema from the rest of her band or whoop. It'll

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reveal any hormonal problems - which can then be treated - and the

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patter of little gorilla pads - may not be far away.

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Let's hope it is a happy ending! One of the most important

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collections of Turner watercolours has gone on displays. The Alps --

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the expedition the event is being William Turner was regarded as a

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maverick in his day. The elevated landscape art rivalled historic

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painting. He moved watercolour away from the washed-out and almost

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insipid to the vibrant and colourful art form we know today.

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The word genius gets over-used, but turning really was someone who took

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the media to heights that no one else or since has ever taken it.

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This collection is said to be the most important private holding of

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British 18th and nineteenth-century watercolours. We are very much in

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his debt, the fact that the collection has not been sold off or

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separated, and for the beauty and condition of the collection. He

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rarely showed it and he's up -- he took great care of it. Today the

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colours are as true as the day they were painted. These locals, who

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were there for the exhibition's opening day, attended today. It is

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just wonderful to be here and see him in all his glory, his glorious

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watercolours. It is fantastic for our local gallery to bring us

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together. The collection, which includes work from many of Turner's

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contemporaries, is on show until 14th April.

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I wonder if they have any of those There is a lot of blue and white on

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this chart am afraid. There could be snow in the forecast tonight. It

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will be very cold before midnight, and there will be snow on the

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highest peaks. With that in mind, the Met Office have issued a

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warning that there will be snow and it could cause problems tomorrow

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morning. It is definitely a night of two Haase. The first part is

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clear before midnight and that is when temperatures will be as low

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as-two. The second half sees more cloud as well as this band of rain.

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There could be ice on untreated surfaces for a while, but the

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biggest problem will be as it moves in and bumps into the cold air. It

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will form sleet and snow. They could be problems for drivers in

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the morning, any writs over the tops of the Pennines and such

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places could see snow on the ground. Temperatures rise in the early

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hours of the morning, but that snow warnings stays in place during the

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rush-hour. But wherever you are, there is a lot of rain first thing.

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That does not want to go anywhere. It is a slow-moving weather front

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bumping up against the Pennines. After lunch, the back edge cups

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into the Isle of Man. But you can see another area of rain is waiting

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for Tuesday night. Another one on Wednesday and with that in mind,

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the Met Office are warning they could be localised flooding in some

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places. Greater Manchester could see a lot of rain. But temperatures

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rise nicely with highs over nine or 10 degrees.

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