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Hello and welcome to the programme. The headlines: a man shot dead by a

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police marksman in a Cheshire village his name to as three other

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men appear in court. We will have the latest on the

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weekend events which shocked the community.

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Also tonight, a waste of money, domestic abuse charities criticised

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a pilot scheme to identify violent partners after a woman was killed

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in Salford. The Cowboys cough up. Men who made

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millions from a building scamp are ordered to pay compensation.

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To the tills, lost letters from Henry VII to one of his wives are

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found at a Cheshire estate and tell us more about him. He was a big fat

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fellow! He had six wives. I know he was very large.

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It is you're around. Just look at how much a businessman is said to

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have paid for drinks in a nightclub. Andy Gill is in Liverpool now with

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a sneak preview of that staggering Babel.

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I am inside the nightclub where it is said to have taken place. More

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than �200,000 spent mainly on champagne, wine and vodka. But a

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reassuringly ordinary �42 spent on lemonade. He was the man who spent

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it? We will tell you what we know towards the end of the programme.

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First, three men have been in court today following a police operation

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at the weekend in which officers shot a man dead. The trio and

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accused of conspiring to commit robbery.

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Meanwhile, the Independent Police Complaints Commission have begun an

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investigation into the death of Anthony Grainger. He was shot in a

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car park in the centre of a Cheshire village on Saturday

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evening. Our chief reporter has the story.

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Flowers in memory of Anthony Grainger. The 35 Google from Bolton

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was shot dead in this car park in Cheshire. -- the 35-year-old.

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a gun shot being fired. It did not seem real. I thought it was like

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something out of a film. Culceth forces in the jurisdiction of

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Cheshire Police, but the officers on Saturday were from Greater

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Manchester Police. Members of the Special Operations Branch were

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investigating an apparent plot to carry it a series of robberies.

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The attention focused on this car, Anthony Grainger was inside. By the

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officer opened fire is as yet unknown. Our condolences we descend

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to the family. We also have in mind the very difficult decisions that

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our firearms officers have to make. Anthony Grainger was known to the

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police. He had been a defended in a multi-million-pound drugs case in

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2010. He was cleared of supplying growth -- clear of supplying drugs,

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but had admitted to handling stolen cars and served a jail term. The

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Independent Police Complaints Commission are conducting their own

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investigation into the circumstances of Anthony Grainger

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death. Three men are appearing in court

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under suspicion of conspiracy to carry out robberies. When the case

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of Jones they will face Manchester Crown Court.

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-- when in the case adjourns. Next tonight, should a person be

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able to find out if their partner or spouse has a history of domestic

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abuse? If you live in Greater Manchester you will be able to do

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just that. It follows a campaign from the father of Clare Wood. She

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was killed by her partner, a man who it turned out had a string of

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convictions for violent behaviour. Greater Manchester Police are one

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of four forces piloting what is known as Clare's Law. Domestic

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violence campaigners say it is a waste of time. Any moment, we will

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talk to Claire's father, Michael Brown.

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Clare Wood was found -- was murdered in 2009. She had been

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strangled and set on fire by her ex-boyfriend, George Appleton. She

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met him on the Internet, and did not know she had -- he had a

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history of domestic violence. He subjected her to months of abuse

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and death threats before killing her. Dot the Facebook Fugitive,

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George Appleton went on be done before hanging himself. Clare

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Wood's father, Michael Brown, has campaigned for this new law. The

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Home Office announced they were setting up this new scheme in her

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name. Clare's law will allow men and women to find out if their

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partner has a violent past. The domestic violence campaign group

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Refuge has attacked the scheme, saying it will do little to defend

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victims and was expensive and untested. Mr Brown said that if it

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had been in place earlier, his daughter may still be alive.

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Joining me now from a studio in Leeds, is Michael Brown, Clare

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Wood's father. You have campaigned ever since you gotta posmac death

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to have close law introduced, why is it so important to you?

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daughter slipped through all the nets that were supposedly in place

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to catch people like herself. She was abominable and when she was in

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trouble, she did not get the assistance she needed. -- she was

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vulnerable. Do you think if it had been introduced before her death,

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that Clare would have taken this up? Yes, that is correct. There

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seems to be some misrepresentation of what I him tried to get across

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here. I am not asking for partners to be able to find it welly Nellie

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what their other partner has done, what we are at -- what we are

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advocating is that if you are any domestic violence situation, you

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should be tipped off by the police that these people who had a history

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is your partner. Obviously, Clare died in horrific

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circumstances. Does this pilot scheme in any way bring you any

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comfort? Not at present, no. This is a trial period for nine months.

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When I see it taking into law and died realise that women's lives

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have been saved by it, that is when, possibly the comfort will come. --

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and I realise. What do you make of the state and by the Campaign Group

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Refuge that this is a waste of time and a waste of money? Strange the

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enough, I was the see the whole of refuge in November, and when I left

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her, I thought her and I were in accord with Clare's Law. It was to

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my amazement this morning that I heard what she had said. I have the

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report commissioned by the Wiltshire Chief Constable, one how

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much it would have cost. Each case would have cost 35p 93p. That is of

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the top of my head. -- each case would have cost �35. If a woman's

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life in Britain is not worth �35, I think we had better all move out.

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Thank you very much for joining us. Some more of the main stories, and

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the reader of Salford City Council, John Merry, has lost his bid to

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become the city's first elected mayor. After campaigning, he has

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been by the former Pickles MP Ian Stewart in the fight to stand as

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Labour's candidate in May. Two police stations on the Isle of

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Man are being forced to close as a result of Government cutbacks.

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Following the island's recent Budget, police must make savings of

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�600,000 in the next year. The five current policing neighbourhood

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areas will be reduced to four. The HMS Liverpool marked the end of

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for 30 years of service with her final voyage today. She sailed

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towards Cammell Laird, where she was built, to perform a gun salute

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before heading back to the city to salute the Liver Building. -- the

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Liver Building. We stay in the city of Liverpool,

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because you have heard of Liverpool One, let us tell you about

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Liverpool 2, the next investments and a jobs bonanza to hit the city.

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Beds are being invited to build a new port terminal in the city. It

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is a project that should create 5,000 new jobs with the �3 million

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One of the Panama Canal, one is the Mersey. What is happening there

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matters here. Why? Because this is the Panama Canal being expanded. By

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2015, if bigger container ships will be able to shortcut from the

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Atlantic to the Pacific, the mercy must keep up or lose out. This is

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the plan. A brand new wall will be built from here, right the way over

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to the far side and all of this stretch of the Mersey here will be

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filled in for the new terminal. Great news for jobs, they say, but

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also great news for the environment. This share tested for Antwerp is a

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fraction of the size they will be able to cater for in the future.

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Container ships five times the size of this, bringing an extra 700,000

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containers paired you to Liverpool. This is used as significant. An

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investment of around �300 million, and 5,000 jobs being created.

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one to, as be revealed last week, said have there are worried. There

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lodging an appeal against public money being spent on this project.

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We feel confident that we have some hurdles to get through, but that

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the funding will be available in the autumn of next year. -- autumn

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of this year. With work completed by 2015, locals will like the jobs

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created, but they will not like the 300,000 extra bodies turned on to

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the roads every year. The story was that the Olympics

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would give the whole country a boost, but that is not the

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experience of businesses in parts of Cumbria.

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Lake District companies have revealed that instead of

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encouraging tourism, tens of thousands of pounds' worth of

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bookings have already been lost because of the Games this summer.

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Even in the bleakest of whether, at the Lake District will look

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stunning. The landscape a big drop to visitors at this farm near

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Hawkshead, the home of Beatrix Potter. It was hoping that -- it

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was hoped that the Olympics would boost to this numbers here, but

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many say that it is having the opposite effect. Since the

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beginning of 2012, figures wise, we have had many cancellations.

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The cancellation there happening because hotel prices in London,

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where Japanese tourists stayed there for journey north, a lot to

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six times the normal price this summer. Tour operators are

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cancelling altogether. On Lake Windermere it is the same story.

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is difficult to quantify. It is all key to measure the bookings that

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have been cancelled, but it is harder to estimate the bookings

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which never materialised. operator which usually brings 5,000

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Japanese to the Lakes in July and August say they have voters planned

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during the Games. Next month a huge TV advertising campaign begins,

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aiming to fill some of the gaps left by the Japanese. The

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Government hopes that the exposure of the Olympics will have benefits

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everywhere. The reasons that people are coming here will be different,

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but that change will have a huge opportunity wrapped up in it.

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only when the Games are over that we will learn whether they have

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been a winner for this part of the north-west.

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As we said, that report is part of the Inside Out programme tonight,

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but they will reveal just how many bookings had been cancelled and a

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few weeks. That issue on BBC One at 7:30pm.

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A family of a fraudulent builders who conduct elderly people out of

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their life savings face their own massive bill of �1.3 million.

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Investigators have uncovered a huge amount of money that this family

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from Cleveland have made through shoddy practices and exorbitant

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fees. It will now be forfeited to the courts in order to compensate

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victims. This video shows the contempt with

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which the family treated their victims. Here, fight Tommy Jnr

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reveals the special chemical he will use to seal the block work on

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Is a special sealant to petard. This 80-year-old woman was one of

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the victims. She paid over �6,000 for her driver, and then the

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problems began. The flooding of the garage, the manhole cover that went,

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collapsed. It was only on wood, it should have been on something else.

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I think it is bare-faced robbery. They are calling elderly people. I

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am not young. The family, francs senior, and his sons, corned

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elderly cases out of thousands of pounds. They were killed in

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November for a total of 15 years. The bill they will have to pay back

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now totals �1.3 million. To my knowledge, this is the first in the

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beating, and probably the country, where all of the victims in a crime

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such as this have been fully recompense. That is a significant

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result. If they can get it back, it should go back to the rightful

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owners. It should not be such a disaster as we thought it was. It

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would give us great springtime joy. Phyllis hopes her experience will

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Sport on the way in just a minute. When the National Trust took over

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Dunham Massey near Altrincham in the 1970s, they knew they were

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getting a beautiful stately home. What they did not know was that

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they were getting a treasure trove of letters from royalty. Letters

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from Henry VIII, Charles II and William III were kept as souvenirs

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by the family that once owned Dunham. But the letters were hidden

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away and have only now come to light.

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Henry VII. We know so much about him. He had a large garden down and

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Hampton Court. From lifelike portraits to not so lifelike dramas.

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When it comes to monarchs, Henry VIII is royalty. Jane Seymour. Six

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wides, divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived.

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Letters from William III, the future Charles II and Henry's wife

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Jane Seymour have suddenly turned up at Dunham Massey. But Henry's

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letter, demanding troops for his Scottish war, is the star

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attraction. This is from Henry? this is his signature. How where

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these found? We found them in the pictures stored. I found this when

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getting other pictures. These letters were in there. Just to hold

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things that these men, these monarchs, had held was exciting and

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significant in my career. This letter is 458 years old, older than

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the house itself. What is amazing is these treasures could have

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remained hidden for so long. Mail the Earl died in August 1976 and he

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left dead in his will completely with the contents.

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It is amazing you are still finding things. Yes, but I do not think you

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would be surprised that you saw some of the rooms. So some

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treasures could still be found? The letters are now on show at

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Dunham Massey. Expect a big rush. What a treasure to find. And

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speaking of treasures. I assume that you mean me? Discontent

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amongst Blackpool fans over an �11 million fee paid by the club to a

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company run by its controversial owner of one Royston. -- owner Owen

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Oyston. That's right. The Football Supporters Federation says the

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scale of this payment is quite staggering, and is unacceptable.

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Some Blackpool fans are calling on Mr Oyston to pay back the money, or

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at least a substantial part of it. What was this money paid for?

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was paid last year to a company called Zabaxe, owned by Owen Oyston

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and his wife. It provides accountancy, tax and consultancy

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services. Some fans are saying �11 million is a ridiculous amount for

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those kind of services. As Richard Askam now reports, the payment is

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being strongly defended by Owen Oyston's son, Karl Oyston, the

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current chairman. Build gradually and steadily

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without paying big transfer fees or wages. Blackpool's mantra. An

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antidote to the high spend high risk philosphy of some other clubs.

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But one that to some now sounds rather hollow. I think supporters

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will want to know how it can be, in a season with the team only got

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relegated by one point, that this money was used for this purpose,

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rather than possibly strengthening the team. Owen Oyston, the club's

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owner, took over in 1987. It is his son Karl who now runs it. Seen here

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on the right of the picture. Speaking to me today in South

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America, where he's away on business, he told me the �11

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million is still available to the club if it Is needed. Absolutely.

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My father has always been prepared to back the football club to

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whatever tune. The family can point to great progress since taking over

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at dilapidated club a quarter of a century ago. But there is

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considerable anger about the size of this payment, a figure greater

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than the total wage bill last CC for the players and manager.

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think it is terrible. The money being brought in and we are

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struggling as it is. At the end of the day, it is their club. It is

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probably not fear from a fan's point of view. A sign that, despite

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going well this season in the Championship, some fans feel do

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short changed. The club made a profit of �20 million from the

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Premier League. My father has never once refused to support the club

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financially or otherwise and that remains the case. My father's

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record speaks for itself. He has been with Blackpool or 25 years,

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having saved it from extinction. Now, the two Manchester clubs both

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won at the weekend. It left City two points ahead of United in a

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title battle which looks like it will go down to the wire.

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Two more wins for the top two. Whilst city's was expected,

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United's was a statement of intent. Goals from Wayne Rooney and Ashley

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Young sort of spires at the end of a tricky run. -- saw off Tottenham

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Hotspur. We needed that. Up until then, Tottenham were fantastic and

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gave us a hard time. City eased back Bolton -- eased by Bolton.

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Bolton were condemned to 19th. Maybe we could have scored three

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goals. City have the goals advantage, but United have the

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easier fixture list against sides in the middle of the table or below.

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The Blues must face Arsenal, Chelsea and Newcastle with one at

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looming larger than other, the one between the two sides on April 30th.

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United's win has put them in a stronger position. We still have

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Manchester City as favourites, Manchester just behind them. It is

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almost too close to call. Wigan look odds-on to be relegated after

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a home defeat which saw the German criticising were better off. But

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unlike home fans, his manager will not leave the stadium. -- which saw

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the chairman criticising. The battle at the bottom, like at the

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top, is still too close to call. It is back to the future at

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Tranmere. They have re-appointed Ronnie Moore as manager after

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sacking Les Parry. He lost his job after Saturday's defeat at fellow

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League One strugglers Chesterfield left Rovers just one point above

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the drop zone. Ronnie Moore has been brought in for the rest of the

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season. He is interested in taking on the job permanently if he can

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save them from relegation. And you can see a full interview

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with Ronnie Moore, and the story of how Les Parry came to be sacked,

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when I come back later on this evening. That is on Late Kick Off

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on BBC One at 11:05pm. Finally, congratulations to Dan

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Sliwinski, one of the five hopefuls we've been following on the road to

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the Olympics. Dan, from Preston, qualified for the games when he won

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the 100 metres breaststroke at the trials last night.

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Well done to him. This is the story that has had at the one talking.

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The biggest bar bill at the. I was in Spain last year but some friends.

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�750. I had one potato. Most of it was for wind. Not as big as the

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next one. Absolutely shocking, but not quite as shocking as a customer

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at a nightclub in Liverpool. It was �203,000.948 -- it was �203,940. I

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said that wrong initially. It was all for alcohol. Happening at the

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Playground nightclub, where correspondent is spared. We presume

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it was not you? No, the boss does not have to worry about the

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expenses bill. It was a young foreign currency trader,

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celebrating with friends, running up his enormous bill. Most of it

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was on a single, large bottle of champagne that has 30 litres of

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champagne. It weighs 45 kilograms. That was along with another lot of

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bottles of vodka and champagne. Oh we do not know his name,

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unfortunately. The bill was at �200,000. Is this some kind of a

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record? It must be. We believe it is. The previous record was a

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rather pathetic �170,000, run up by an American gambler at a nightclub

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in London. This beats it by some way. In a city like Liverpool, some

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people might think that a bill like this in a city which has had some

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cutbacks is perhaps not been the best possible taste. There are some

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interesting details on the bill. �42 on lemonade alone. If you look

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at the bottom, it was a VAT free night on Tuesday, so perhaps the

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gentleman picked the wrong night for his bank busting bench.

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And what appear. You might have heard some exclamations. You would

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not cost that much? I would not know where to start. I would like

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to meet the people who order We had almost everything, including

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at taste of winter. Tomorrow looks fine again, after a good one today.

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Some rain moving in through Wednesday. Wednesday could be a

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repeat of yesterday with wintry showers. There is no real

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consistency to the weather. The low pressure implementing through the

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weekend slips away. Whether France come towards us to what Wednesday.

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-- weather fronts. Much more tightly-packed isobars on Thursday

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and Friday, which is why the wind will pick up. Through this evening

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and overnight, after a nice day, tonight is dry, clear and cold.

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Temperatures down to minus two in rural areas, towns and cities just

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over two. Some mist could be possible tomorrow morning. It will

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feel mother called for the past few hours of delight. -- it will feel

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rather cold. Some more cloud tomorrow afternoon. That will

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spread everywhere towards teatime it. Then a band of rain coming in

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tomorrow night. Changing the weather in a few ways to a

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Wednesday. Temperatures tomorrow the same as today. Enjoy. Sold Tony,

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your biggest bar bill was �750. have been out with Tony and he has

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