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Good evening. Welcome to North West Tonight. Our top story: I eight

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years on, I really thought it would be easier to deal with but it is

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not. The widower's eight year wait.

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Vinny Derrick's White talks of her devastation after his body is

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finally found. All so, the child shot by Gaddafi's

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sniper for giving water to a rebel, and the Preston medical team

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helping him recover. The bird's eye view of the �50

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billion scheme you might not know about.

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It is a gardener's world. Clitheroe's answer to a young Percy

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Thrower. And the basket case, who left

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�21,000 in cash on this couple's doorstep in Lytham St Anne's?

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She waited eight long years the foreword of her missing husband.

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Now Vicki Derrick says she can finally lay him to rest and say

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goodbye properly. Vinny Derrick disappeared after a night out in

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Manchester in August 2003. His remains were found just two days

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ago. His heartbroken wife says now her worst fears have finally been

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confirmed the passage of time has not made any easier to bear. As our

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chief reporter explains, there are still many questions to be answered

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in the case. Vicki Derrick's face said it all.

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After eight years, she finally had been used she both longed for and

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dreaded. She discovered the fate of her husband, Vinny. The human

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remains discovered on this piece of land on Wednesday were the remains

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of the man she had last seen in 2003. I always believed that

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whatever happened on that night... The need is appeared on a night out

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with work colleagues in Manchester. He got into a cab and headed out of

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the city centre, intending to meet a colleague at their home, but he

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never arrived. On rich, he phoned to say there had been a dispute

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over the taxi fare. That was the last anyone ever heard from him. In

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the intervening years, his family always maintained there was no way

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he would have walked out on his young wife and son. I never

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believed Vinny had chosen to disappear. Eight years on, I really

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thought it would be easier to deal with but it is not. I thought we

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would go for years and years still hoping and praying that he was

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going to come back through that door. For some unknown reason. But

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I suppose in your heart of hearts, you knew that was not going to

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happen, knowing of the knee as a guy, that he would never have left

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home in the first place. -- knowing Binney. In 2003 the police mounted

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an extensive search, including Possil Gatley, the area where the

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body was eventually found. -- parts of Gatley. However today the police

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are unclear as to whether the exact spot was included in their original

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search. One of my priorities is to go back and look at the Parameters

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and seek where was searched. they are keeping an open mind about

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suspicious circumstances. What the family do not know as yet is how it

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Vinny Derrick came to be down there Next, two men who previously served

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in the armed forces have been jailed with another man for a total

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of over 30 years for bringing heroin and cocaine into the country.

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Liverpool Crown Court was told Brian Miller and another man had

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served their country with distinction but had gone on to

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disgrace themselves by being involved in a conspiracy to import

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high-purity drugs in this to the UK. They were jailed today along with

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Ian Adderley. A covert investigation tracks a

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lorry arriving at Dover from Dunkirk. Concealed in this

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specially adapted lorry, drugs worth at least �1.5 million. The

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drivers are Kyle Robinson and Graeme Miller, both previously

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served in the armed forces. Near Skelmersdale, BHB is picked up

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again. Robin gets into a waiting car before transferring the drugs

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into the boot. The backs are put into another car outside my's home.

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The men had previously followed his routine, only this time police were

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waiting. Heroin and cocaine was packed into a white back and handed

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over under the M 58 to Ian Adderley, the third man in this operation.

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The two men were arrested, followed later by Robinson. All three

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admitted conspiracy to import and supply heroin and cocaine. The

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judge told the three men that the drugs had gone into circulation --

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if the drugs had gone into circulation they would have caused

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further misery and addiction. They had shown a great degree of

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sophistication and planning. They have played for high stakes and

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lost. The men, including Miller, who had spent two years in Bosnia,

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were jailed for nine-and-a-half years. Robinson toured Afghanistan.

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He was charged for an extra -- given an extra three months for a

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friend. The third man was given extra time for cannabis production.

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It sends a message out to people who are organised by it --

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approached by organised crime gangs and asked to bring commodities back

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into UK. The convictions represent a significant step in tackling

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crime gangs and the flow of drugs The leader of the Labour Party, Ed

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Miliband, has cited the abolition of the North West Development

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Agency for the lack of private sector jobs here in this region.

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Earlier this week, an 8.8 % rise was announced in the number of

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people looking for jobs in the North West. If you look at what we

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did with regional development agencies, which have been sad be

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abolished by his Government, including in the North West, it was

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precisely about generating the private sector job growth. Now what

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we see happening in our economy, and a welcome developments such as

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the Peel development, he is that jobs are being cut in the public

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sector but not replaced at the same pace in the private sector.

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A year after the Libyan revolution began, more than 40 -- 30 of those

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injured are up being treated in Preston. Many have lost arms, legs

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or fingers and need months of rehabilitation. Their treatment is

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being paid for by the Libyan Government. Staff at the unit which

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is part of the Manchester teaching hospitals are working overtime or

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on their days off even to make sure all their patients get the care

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they need. The few would just like to put your

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sock on. Mhemed was just 13 when he was shot in his country's civil war.

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He lost his left eye and his right arm had to be amputated below the

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elbow. TRANSLATION: I was serving water to

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revolutionaries when I got shot by a sniper. I was taken to a hospital.

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It was very painful. I could not resist the pain. Mhemed is one of

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more than 30 Libyan patience being treated here at the Specialist

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Mobility Rehabilitation Centre in Preston, one of the biggest and

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best units in the country. Most have lost a limb. Allmey months of

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intense rehabilitation. The All -- the aim of the programme is for

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patients to be able to use their artificial limb. There is little in

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the wake of prosthetic service in Libya at the moment. This man was

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shot in the chest. The nerves in his right leg were so badly damaged

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that four months ago he could barely stand. We I came here, I was

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like someone dying. -- when. But now it is getting better. We are

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just working on his steps and the way he's walking. In a few short

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months, he has learnt to walk again. It is still painful but it is now

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possible. All he wants to do is walk again in a free Libya. I feel

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freedom. Freedom for my country and for my people. They did not die for

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nothing. Gaddafi has gone forever. If there is any pain... But for

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others, too, there is still plenty more to face before they can go

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home. Ahmed is missing his family but he has come here to get a new

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hand and fingers. When I came here I was very excited. I am so excited

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to have new hands. To get them as natural as possible. All the

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treatment is paid for by the Libyan Government. Staff here are working

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overtime so it does not affect the care of other NHS patients, doing

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all they can to help those who have gone through so much.

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That is a wonderful story. They are getting a fresh start at life. Yes,

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and bear has been through experiences we cannot imagine.

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And the job satisfaction the staff must get.

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Still to come, we will be live at the Olympic velodrome with

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Manchester's cycling team. And what would you do if you found

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�21,000 of these on your doorstep? That is what happened to a couple

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from Lytham and I am going to find out what they did.

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First, in might be impossible to peer into the future but one of the

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North West's most powerful companies, Peel, plans to shake it

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with a startling regeneration strategy. It is a plan called the

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Ocean Gateway, made up of dozens of smaller projects, building into one

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massive scheme. One element is it - - of it is Media City, where we are

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broadcasting from now. Our reporter is outside in Salford Quays.

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The point here is that Peel Holdings owned the Manchester Ship

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Canal and you can see one of the completed projects, Media City,

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where you are sacked right now behind me. That is one of the

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completed projects on the Ocean Gateway. But the point at prayer is

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that in a funny kind of way, Peel one to turn the clock back and get

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a trade flowing here again. They are going to develop the porter at

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Liverpool and Birkenhead and from there tradable come up to Newport

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and Salford and Warrington. The key figure for the Ocean Gateway is 50.

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It is 50 individual projects over 50 years, costing �50 billion.

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Plans for the Ocean Gateway Open on the Mersey. Liverpool Waters would

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regenerate derelict docks. Wirral Waters would do the same in

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Birkenhead. As you can say it -- see here in Birkenhead, it is very

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desolate at the moment, so anything that happens here would be seen as

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a bonus almost. Will it look very different? Radically. But that is

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only the start. Increasing trade is critical. We also want to make

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better use of the God-given asset that John Whitaker calls the

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Manchester Ship Canal, and the docks they have in Liverpool, to

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open up transport, there to be another gateway into the North of

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England. The Ocean Gateway is actually a series of 50 projects,

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stretching along the length of the Manchester Ship Canal. It is about

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modernising transport and trade, developing renewable energy and

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regenerating large areas. Big plans can clash with small communities,

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though. At Frodsham, Peel wants to build a wind farm, which has led to

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a planning battle. I quite like Peel for their energy. The fact

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that they do things and get on with things. I wished they would just

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pull in their horns a little bit and isn't a bit, because there is a

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number of projects around the North West which are really good project

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which they spoiled by just pushing it too far. Peel stands as a

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company with an extraordinary vision. If it is realised, the

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Ocean Gateway will strengthen the North West and tie company's

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fortunes and the region's closer together.

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Quite an extraordinary project are rare. We are going to be talking to

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Peel. They will be on the Sunday Politics, at 12 noon on BBC One. We

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will be getting their views on that. And wouldn't it be interesting to

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come back in 50 years and find out how they get on?

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You have got the job! He will not look a day older!

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It has been a big week for John He has helped build the new Blue

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Peter Garden in between a hectic schedule running his own nursery

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and landscaping business. Oh, and he has just won the first ever BBC

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Young Gardener Of the Year competition. And all at the age of

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just 24. He is living proof that you do not have to be of a certain

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age to enjoy gardening. It was never like this in Percy

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Thrower's day. Tension mounts as 24 year-old John Foley from Clitheroe

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narrowly pips 25 year-old Damian Jenkinson from Wigan for the

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coveted title. The brief was for a young couple who do not have time

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to spend on their garden. You could have this garden done and not do

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anything with it for three years. Today John had his feet back on the

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ground at the nursery that he runs with his girlfriend, Kate.

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oversee it together and we get on well because we have a bit of space

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from each other as well! John took over the family nursery in 2009.

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John has been keen on plants since the age of seven. These lovely to

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primroses have just started to come through now. And in the end, it was

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his knowledge that helped him clinch the title. To be good at

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gardening, and you do not have to have 15 years' experience under

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your belt. Just get out there. It is so it satisfying. John has been

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helping out with the new Blue Peter Garden, which gets a royal opening

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at Media City in Salford next week. He will be one of the guests. But

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for the moment, his schedule is Richard is here with the sport. We

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will tease you with a bit of a wardrobe malfunction that happened

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in the sports team dressing room. We will tell you at the end of the

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And we have got to talk about racism in football again, I am

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afraid, haven't we, Richard? Aimed at Manchester City's black players

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last night. Yes, some Porto fans were guilty of racist abuse during

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their match against City in the Europa League last night. There

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were complaints of races noises and chanting during the game and in

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particular when this happened... Mario Balotelli's substitution.

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This was the striker coming off towards the end of the match with

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Yaya Touray also saying that he could hear the abuse. Uefa are

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going to look into that, aren't they? But on the pitch it was a

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very good night for City and United, wasn't it?

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Yes, City won 2-1 in the Estadio do Dragao, coming back from a goal

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down to give themselves a great chance in the return at the Etihad.

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Their first was an own goal. And this was the clincher. Yaya Touray

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putting it on a plate for Sergio Aguerro, who could not miss. And

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Manchester's reds are in even better shape after their trip to

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Ajax. Ashley Young with the first and this one from Javier Hernandez,

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giving United a comfortable 2-0 victory. An injury to Antonio

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Valencia that could keep him out for a month was the only downside

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for Fergie's men. They get a few days' rest, with no Premier League

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this weekend and attention turning to the fifth round of the FA Cup.

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Bolton face a tricky visit to Millwall, with Liverpool also

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facing Championship opposition. Brighton at Anfield on Sunday. But

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perhaps the most intriguing tie sees Ian Holloway's on form

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Blackpool travel to David Moyes' improving Everton.

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We are on a decent run. We have to try to keep it going if we can. It

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will be tough against Blackpool. They are a good side, doing really

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well in the championship. Bake art in the chance of getting back into

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automatic positions in the league. We have West Ham on Tuesday.

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Fantastic games to have. The most important thing is keeping it fresh,

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giving everybody opportunities, and they will grasp the opportunity. So

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it makes it difficult. Full commentary on the those

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matches on your local BBC radio stations - Merseyside, Manchester

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and Lancashire. And full coverage of rugby league

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as well, with Widnes and Salford both looking to get off the market

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in Super League this weekend with the pair meeting at the Stobart

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Stadium. Elsewhere, Warrington are at Huddersfield, while joint top St

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Helens travel to Hull KR. And for Wigan Warriors, their visit to

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Bradford is a chance to build on an excellent victory against champions

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Leeds Rhinos, something demanded by their demanding head coach Shaun

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Wane. I caught up with Shaun for a chat at the club's training ground.

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Good upload from Goulding. Hat- trick! The players are 100 %. When

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they are playing it against a team like this this weekend, they know

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everything about the team. You have had a long association with the

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club, being a long term and popular play as well. I love the club and I

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want to make sure that in my time, and make a difference. I want to

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win every single game the best way I can. What are you like when you

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get home? Do you ever switch off? No. I have not had a day off since

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November but I do not see it as a work. Seeing players get better

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and... Not only on the field but best of people off the field.

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People's perceptions of us as Wigan Warriors players and people means a

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lot to me. Do you do anything for hobbies? I have two dogs, and I

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love them and take them for walks every day. That is my wind down

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time. I love that. I used to play golf but I do not anymore. I have a

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dog so do not take this the wrong way but to talk to them and run

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tactics pass them? No! But I enjoy going out. I love the fresher and

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countryside. You are obviously enjoying your job. I love it. I do

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not see it as a job. When I get at home -- home at night, I stay up

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watching the team on TV. I cannot relax until I know that the players

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are where -- are well prepared. I really enjoyed talking to him. It

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is a busy weekend for the successful Manchester-based cycling

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team. They are getting their first taste of the Olympic velodrome at

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the Track Cycling World Cup today where the likes of Chris Hoy and

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Victoria Pendleton have been in action. Stuart Pollit is there now.

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Is the Olympic excitement building? Real excitement here. Olympic fever,

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something we will hear a bit more about in the next few months. There

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are probably 6,000 cases of it amongst the crowd here this evening.

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They are here to see the team from the National Cycling Centre in

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Manchester. If they had competed as a country in the last Olympics,

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they would have been Des on the medals table, with eight gold

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medals. -- tenth. Made in Manchester, it has become

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the envy of the cycling world. A team so good that quite often their

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main opponents are each other. That is the case with Jason Kenny,

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colleague of Chris Hoy in the team spent his afternoon. At the weekend

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they are rivals in the individual sprint. You cannot give an inch,

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otherwise the other one will take it. It is good in that respect but

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is just a race at the end of the day. For the last decade, cyclists

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like Jason have been based in Manchester because the facilities

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have been unrivalled but now because of these velodrome in

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London and another one being built in Glasgow for the Commonwealth

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Games in two years' time, his the city's status as a home of British

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cycling under threat? It was announced this morning that the

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three bedrooms would share events, and devote more resources to the

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grass roots level. -- the three bedrooms. The National Cycling

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Centre is the home for British cycling. We have just invested �24

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million in the best on largest indoor BMX facility in the world.

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So that cements that position. So we are quite confident about that.

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The infrastructure has been invested in, the athletes have been

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invested in, there is no reason to move from there. So it appears to

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be that Manchester's blaze as the home of British cycling is safe for

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the time being. -- place. Hopefully there will be many gold medals on

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this track this year. Here is a question for you. What

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have you and Prince Charles got in common?

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I happen to know we share a love. A You are both Burnley fans. It

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turns out that the future king, that is him, not you, is a carrot

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as well. And apparently the club has confirmed today that a gold

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season ticket is on the way to Clarence house. -- the future king

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is a claret as well. Let's move on. We have no time for

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royalty! If all you have had at your door tonight is the window-

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cleaner demanding money, take heart from this. A couple from Saint

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Anne's arrived home to find a wicker basket waiting for them on

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the step. Inside was �21,000 in cash. They had no idea who left it

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and after telling the police, no one claimed it. So Ian Roberts and

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Pam Curtis were allowed to keep it all. So how have they spent the

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money? My wife and something on the

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doorstep and took it in and said to me, it is money. It was unusual

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good fortune. For many, a life- changing sum. �21,480 in crisp

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twenties. We put a thank-you note in the window because we knew

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whoever had donated it to know that we had got it but then we had to

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keep quiet about it. And this is what Ian Roberts and Pam Curtis

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have decided to spend it on... The park across the road from their

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home. Ian is the chair of the Friends of Hope Street Park. It is

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restoring the park with Fylde Borough Council. Pam is the group's

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secretary. We would like to spend the money on the pavilion. It is a

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bit dated and tired. Inside it is even worse and we would like to

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rejuvenate the pavilion and make it into a community space. Yet and Pam

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did the decent thing and reported the money to the police. They kept

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it for 28 days and as no one came forward, there was no evidence of

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criminality, they kept it. -- they were allowed to keep it. Were they

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allowed -- ever tempted to spend it on themselves? I would have liked a

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camper van but no, it was always going to go to the park.

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Friends of Hope Street Park need to raise thousands of pounds so the

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�21,000 has gone a long way towards reaching the target. The couple

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would still like to know if you left the cash.

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What a mystery! If it was you, let Wouldn't you like to note that if

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it came your way you would do some think good with it?

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A bit of a surprise through this weekend. It will turn much colder

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and at times there will be wintery weather, sleet and snow with in our

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forecast. The Met Office have also issued an early warning, Saturday-

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night through to Sunday morning. There could be ice on untreated

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services. But our problem tonight will be rain. Recently it has been

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about this cloud cover. If you're going out tonight, the rain will be

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going out with you. It is light and patchy before my dad but after

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midnight, it will get more lively. -- before midnight. The rain will

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be bouncing around tomorrow morning. Overnight temperatures will be good

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but will not raise much higher through the day tomorrow. The rain

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is very active first thing. But by the time you get to about 10am it

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should have left us and behind it, look at the sun coming out. A much

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brighter afternoon. One or two wintery showers are possible and

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they continue through Saturday night. They could be a covering on

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the ground in parts on Sunday morning first thing but

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temperatures drop away. But it will Prince Charles is a fan of the

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