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Good evening. Welcome to NorthWest Tonight with Roger Johnson and

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Ranvir Singh. Our top story: From Brookside Close to behind bars

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- the actor jailed for five years for lying to police as three others

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are convicted of murder. A jury accepts that Brian Regan was

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a cocaine courier but not a killer. Also in the programme:

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Hundreds of jobs and millions of pounds for Cumbria as the Prime

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Minister welcomes plans for a new drugs factory. It is a massive

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boost of confidence for Olveston and the wider community.

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We thought we were dead - a family's dramatic rescue after

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their car plunges into a canal. And showing their passion for

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Preston - the Easter spectacular to First tonight - he found fame as

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Terry Sullivan in the soap opera Brookside. Now, after spiralling

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into drug addiction the actor, Brian Regan, is behind bars for

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almost five years for lying to police about his role in a gangland

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killing. Regan was cleared of murder but three others were found

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guilty after a jury heard he drove the gunman to a pub where a bouncer

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was shot dead. Andy Gill reports. Brian Reading in happier days as

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Terry Sullivan, in Brookside he played for 14 years. But with fame,

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came cocaine addiction. A former colleague says glamour and crime

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often mix. Actors and gangsters, but some reason almost get off on

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each other. There is a strange attraction, it is a mutual

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attraction. I think the hard man gives the act of the kind of

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security out in a public space. And the actor gives the gangster kudos.

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Reagan started making deliveries and bagging up cocaine for his

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supplier. Last year, this man was shot dead outside a Liverpool pub.

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Brian Regan was charged with murder. The police say he was the getaway

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driver. His red Ford Escort was seen near the scene and CCTV

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tracked it across Liverpool last night. Police think this may have

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been so the gunman could collect the weapon. Brian Regan admitted

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driving the gunmen to the scene. But he said he had no idea what he

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had in mind. He parked some distance away and was snorting

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cocaine when the shooting happened. The jury believed him and clears

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him of murder. But in police interviews, he lied about where he

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was that night. He is now serving early five years for perverting the

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course of justice and drugs offences. I can only assume he was

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trying to give a legitimate reason for he and his vehicle to be in the

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area at the material time. gunman was convicted of murder, as

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was Simon Smart, who use a mobile phone to your the victim to the

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scene. Brian Regan said he lied because he was scared about what

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might happen if he talked. those years ago he was top of the

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tree and the world was at his feet. Because of cocaine he ends up

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behind bars. Next tonight - some much-needed

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good news on the local economy. of the world's largest drug

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companies is to pump hundreds of millions of pounds into a new plant

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in Cumbria, providing hundreds of new jobs. Ranvir has more.

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GlaxoSmithKline is the world's third largest pharmaceutical

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company and it's had a plant in the South Lakeland market town of

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Ulverston since 1948, contributing to the company's turnover last year

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of more than �28 billion. 240 people currently work at the site,

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manufacturing ingredients for antibiotics. Now, after seeing off

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competition from plants in Hertfordshire and Teeside that

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could more than double to 500. And, depending on the speed of obtaining

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planning consent, construction could start in 2014. Dave Guest has

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more. The Prime Minister meets the new

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generation of staff. McVeigh were in buoyant mood after hearing their

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company was to spend �350 million in expanding the site. This work

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force has been with us through thick and thin. I wanted to make

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sure we were investing in a community who had stood by the

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company so well. It is a massive dose -- vote of confidence. It is a

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boost for the wider community in the Investment it brings. It means

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South Lakes is a place small and large businesses can thrive and

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survive. This has been a part of the landscape since 1948 and makes

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the active ingredients for antibiotics. 30 years ago 5,000

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people work here. Now it is down to less than 250. The new investment

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won't bring the numbers up to anything like the good old days,

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but it should more than double the workforce on this site. It is part

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of investments worth �500 million. The company said they had been

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encouraged to invest in the UK known as -- thanks to a tax break

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known as the pattern box. incense advises us to not only

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discover the drugs in Britain, but make them in Britain. We will get a

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lower tax rate if we do more work in Britain. That concession was

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confirmed in yesterday's budget. The company are complimentary about

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the pattern box scheme, was its Aqua incidents they announce their

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investment today or was there some Prime Ministerial pressure on them

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to do that? I hope it is no coincidence because we have

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aggressively cut corporation tax, made Britain a more business-

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friendly country. Whatever the reasons for than Investment, the

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people of all this and are happy to see more money and jobs coming to

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the town. If we have more funds coming into the town, it is

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brilliant. Great for the town, great for the people in the town.

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Planning permission permitting, work should start in 2014.

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And Dave joins us live now from outside the plant. Dave, some good

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news on the jobs front finally? Work should start on the building

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in 2014 and another six years after that it is up and running. But

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other jobs will probably come to the area. What are you doing as an

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authority to make this happen as quickly as possible? It is clear

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the economy is one of the corporate priorities of South Lakeland

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council. As the planning authority we will make sure we will make this

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opportunity into a reality. So you won't stand in the way of them

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getting permission to build it? Certainly not, we will continue to

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work hard with them to make what is an absolutely incredible investment

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in the area come to life. Good news for the people who work at the

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factory, what about the wider impact on South Lakeland, briefly?

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It is clear to see over the coming years there will be a great deal of

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confidence, not just in this area, but within South Lakeland. This is

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an area people can come to an find high-value, good jobs and that is

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what we want to see. Thanks very much. The chief executive of South

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Lakeland District Council. For once we are outside a factory with some

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good news. The FIFA president, Sepp Blatter,

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has hailed Fabrice Muamba's recovery from a cardiac arrest as

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"a miracle". The Bolton midfielder's heart stopped beating

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by itself for two hours after he collapsed during Saturday's game

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against Tottenham. Bolton play their first match since the

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incident against Blackburn this weekend.

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Chris McManus, from Oldham and an Italian colleague were murdered

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during an attempted rescue after being held captive by Islamist

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militants. The Foreign Secretary William Hague has been meeting his

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counterpart in Rome. Work started today on a temporary

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cruise liner terminal which will allow journeys to start and end in

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Liverpool. The baggage and customs building at Princes Dock will

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provide full turnaround facilities until 2015, with the first liner

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expected at the end of May. A government decision on a permanent

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facility is expected by Easter. And a former favourite on this

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programme, Stuart Hall, has received an OBE for his career in

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broadcasting, which stretches back 50 years. Stuart's also worked for

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ITV and says he has no plans to retire, comparing his physique to

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that of a Ferrari engine. Understated as always!

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A man who saved the lives of his passengers after driving his car

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into a canal has been describing the moment he thought he would

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drown. Nic Seddon, repeatedly dived into the Bridgewater Canal near

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Altrincham to rescue his parents and teenage nephew. The fire

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brigade arrived just in time to get Nic's mum to safety. But the family

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say police officers bound by health and safety rules, simply watched

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the family struggle. Stuart Flinders reports.

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Two days after the event, Nic Seddon relived the trauma today.

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This narrow stretch of road in Timperley is where he drove his car

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into the canal. His parents and teenage nephew were inside. When we

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tried the doors, that was not happening. At that point, I decided

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the only way out of it is me smashing my way out.

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Nic smashed his way out with a steering wheel lock then used bear

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feet to kick in the window where his dad was sitting. By then, he

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was exhausted and thought he would drown. I said to my dad, wait. I

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swam back to him but I had ran out of steam. It was like a two run

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with your swim in cold water. I look at his face and I thought I am

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going down. He grabbed me and held on to meet. I held on to the car

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and got my second breath back. did get his father and nephew to

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safety. Then there was his mother. She said, please get me out. I said

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he will be all right. As Nic struggled to rescue his

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family, he says police officers looked on from the canal bank

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waiting for the fire service to arrive. We were losing our temper

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saying help us. Why were they just watching? My dad thinks it is a

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health and safety. Greater Manchester Police say the

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fire service are officers specially trained in carrying out rescues in

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water. Police officers assisted the people who got out of the vehicle.

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A fireman finally rescued Nic's mother. I am not the hero, I save

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people who I love. That is what you do. A fire fighter does in an saved

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a completes -- stranger. Still to come on North West

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Tonight: Taking it to the wire - the late comeback that keeps City

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in touch with United. And the volunteers coming out in

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colour for the Preston passion. might be my last Preston Guild Hall,

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it is my 4th and next time I think I will be too old to join him.

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It was a brutal armed robbery that left a Manchester art dealer and

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his family traumatised. In 2007 Lowry expert, Ivan Aird, was tied

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up in his own home as robbers made off with more than �1.5 million

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worth of paintings. Well four years later they turned up as part of a

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surveillance operation in Liverpool, and today two men from Bootle were

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collectively sentenced to ten years in prison for their part in

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handling the paintings. Ivan Aird had grown up with Ellesse

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Larry coming round for tea and teaching him how to paint. He loved

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his that's friend and work hard to build up a collection of his work.

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In 2007 it led to a terrifying ordeal. I kept thinking about my

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daughter, the No 1 priority and my wife. I kept shouting, and they

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were threatening saying they would kill my daughter if I moved. More

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than �1.5 million worth of paintings were taken. Four years

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later they turn up in Liverpool and two day two men were sentenced for

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their part in handling the paintings. Kevin Marlowe from

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Bootle, also on drugs charges transport of the paintings and

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received 6.5 years. He collected them from Jered Starkey, also from

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Bootle. He had been storing them in his container and receive just over

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three years. The judge told the men I accept you did not know the

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violence circumstances in which the paintings were taken. But if you

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were organisers who facilitated viewers. I believe you knew they

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were original Lowry's and you knew they were very valuable. Happier,

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content. Just glad it is over and done with. And you are reunited

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with the paintings? Yes. They are in The Lowry centre now. There has

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only been one convictions for the gang who committed the robbery. The

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story of the stolen paintings, how they got to Liverpool and where

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they could have ended up remains an incomplete picture.

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Now, we've already had some good news on the local jobs front

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tonight and all this year North West Tonight is going to be

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tracking the economy - the good times and the bad through one town

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- Crewe in Cheshire. We've chosen it because it's a town like many

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others in the region. Over the next 12 months we'll follow the

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unemployed as they try to find work, speak to families feeling the

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squeeze and keep a close eye on businesses there doing what they

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can to survive and grow. Laura Yates is at a factory in Crewe to

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tell us more. Good evening. This is what's made

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here - the ice cream van. And it's actually the UK's biggest

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manufacturer. Been doing business here in Crewe since 1962, so 50

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years. And they tell me that right now things are thriving at the

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moment. More on that later but first let's have a look at some of

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Crewe's vital statistics shall we. Population - 50,520. The average

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income in Crewe - a very healthy �32,600 pounds. And the average

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house price is �132,873. But don't go thinking this is super wealthy

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area - it has its share of deprivation and low income too. The

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unemployment rate last year was 7.3% That's higher than the North

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West average. Two years ago Crewe had the highest average debts

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outside London �23,553. So here we are and we've gathered together a

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group of people who live and work here - who are going to help us

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track the economy over the next year. So let me introduce you to

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them. Out of work and out of luck. Chloe

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is 16, Joe is 18 and Laura is 16 and they have been rejected for a

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job at a job. I have looked for about a year. Every time I send a

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CV out, I don't get a response. Having a job keeps the day-to-day

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routine out alive and gets you something to get up for. There

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isn't anything to replace it with. Do you want that one there. Wayne

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and Toby are struggling. Not enough money coming in and too much going

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out. Saving is impossible and making ends meet hard. We are a

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family with just myself working. Fuel prices and food prices have

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gone up. It is incredibly difficult. While Phil is a brave man, he is

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taking the plunge and taking a risk, starting a business in tricky times.

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Are you mad? Probably, yes. Mad or brave. No, mad. And Sarah and Wendy

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are at the helm of the family business. It started small in a

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farmhouse kitchen. But it is now booming in a purpose-built factory,

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but can they take it global? We are talking to the US, China. We had

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just got a new wholesaler in New Zealand and an importer in Canada.

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This is our panel, they will be tracking the economy for us this

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year. We will learn more about each of the next week and see how they

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get on in the months and weeks to come.

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Let me also introduce you to the manager of this factory. They say

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things are going well into Times, or why is that? We produce a very

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special product and it encourages a lot of businesses to come to

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ourselves. Prices going up, it has affected do but you are keen not to

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push that on to your customers? Prices are going up everywhere and

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it is important we absorb as much as we can. Yesterday's Budget,

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lowering of corporation tax, something you welcome isn't it?

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great thing for business. Nobody has a magic wand. If we can do

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things step-by-step, slowly we can improve the economy. We would like

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to hear from you as always. It you live and work in Crewe, please e-

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mail us. I am sure she won't let those ice-

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creams go to waste. After what I have been doing today,

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I fancy an ice-cream. We will hear more about Roger has

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been doing, Lycra was involved. Football: The Manchester City

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manager, Roberto Mancini, says Carlos Tevez can play a crucial

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part in helping the team try and win the Premier League. The striker

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came off the bench to set up the winner against Chelsea to take City

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back to within a point of neighbours United at the top. Tevez

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had been in exile for six months after refusing to warm up during a

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Champions League match. With that and a bad night for Liverpool,

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here's Richard Askam. Better late than never seemed to be

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the feeling amongst the city faithful, as Carlos Tevez made his

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long awaited return. And with no problems with his warm-up or the

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manager's instructions, his late arrival of the bench had the

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desired effect. With a little over 10 minutes to go and Chelsea 1-0 up,

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sitting as a feared their title chances were slipping away. But

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after this equaliser, Tevez made his mark. Not with a goal but a

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clever pass which set up Samir Nasri. And he was very much back in

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the city fold. But not quite back in everybody's good books. It he

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makes the difference, he has already lost us the difference, we

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are out of the Carling Cup, Champions League and the Europa

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League. We have dropped 14 points. Welcome him back. Liverpool

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supporters were left scratching their heads after watching their

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side throw away a two-goal lead at QPR. How about that from a

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defender! And a move that could have been finished several times

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before Kirk I'd put it in, but the Reds in charge. But at the poor

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defending allowed QPR to get one back, but they were on the charge.

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Liverpool old boy levels. And then they got the winner. At Goodison

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Park, Everdon came back against Arsenal but went down to an early

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goal. In just over two weeks' time,

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people will gather in Preston. It will involve drama, singing and

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dancing and takes place in Preston Bus Station. It is not too late to

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get involved, here is Peter Marshall.

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Slowly, stunner me, the Preston passion is coming together. Keep

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them up into a new place them. Volunteers have been rehearsing

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every weekend for several weeks. Among them, a retired shop

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assistant, Gloria. It might be my last Preston Guild because this is

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my 4th and next time I think I will be a bit too old to join in. I

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would say it has been one of the best things that has ever happened

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to me. I would do it again, and I will decide when it is over.

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Rehearsals have been hard work and not everything is going to plan.

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Mark is the man charged with making sure around 1000 volunteers are

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perfect at noon on Good Friday. How do you think this is going to look

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on the day? Spectacular, epic. Also moments of intimacy and it will

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look like real people doing something very special. Three

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generations of this family are taking part. I feel like I am at

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home with everybody. In nice smile, and enjoy it. We will enjoy every

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minute. Anthony Leadbetter has little experience of performing in

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front of the sort of audience that is expected, but is enjoying a

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once-in-a-lifetime experience. shows I can do stuff like this.

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Because I am in the bottom set at school, it does not mean I cannot

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do anything. You are enjoying this? I am. All those taking part are

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keen and determined to make this unique for Preston, and it will be

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spectacular. There is still on opportunity for other people to get

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involved. Volunteers, young or old are needed to join in the last two

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weeks of rehearsals, as Preston puts the final touches to its epic

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performance, the passion. So excited. It looks great.

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You can visit the website at for more details on how to get involved.

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Keep going Gloria, you will get it! We have an exciting visit to

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tomorrow, her Majesty the Queen will officially open BBC North.

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Here she is in recent times unveiling a statue of Eric

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Morecambe. The Duke of Edinburgh will be here to open Salford

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University's building across the Plaza. The Queen will visit the UK

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media City studios. She will be here and then she will start but

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the Sport Relief Mile. Or we will bring you all of that coverage

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tomorrow. It will be buzzing tomorrow.

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I will need a lie-down. You will see some pictures in a

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moment. I wish she had come today because

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we could have given her aim warm It was a beautiful day. Tomorrow,

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is a day of two hearts. It will be cloudy to start but the sun will

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come out in the afternoon. Through the day, most places saw some nice

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temperatures. It looked and felt wonderful. If you were out and

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about you'll notice the breeze was stiff from time to time. It could

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even be a better day tomorrow. Outside of your window there is not

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a huge amount of cloud a round but it will thicken as the night goes

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on by midnight. It won't be as cold as it was last night. Temperatures

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down to around five Celsius. Many places 6, 7 and maybe and eight.

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You will notice in the Irish Sea, particularly for parts of the arid

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-- Isle of Man, there is some rain moving towards us from the south-

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west. And there will be some drizzle so when you get up bursting

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tomorrow morning, there will still be a bit of that around. The rain

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could still be around in parts. It will move away late morning and it

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will dry up and the sun comes at. If you have got good eyes, you will

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notice in parts of Merseyside, there will be a shower here and

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there. Manchester, Cheshire and Merseyside could see them. Some

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places could miss them entirely and they are not a big threat. As the

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sun comes out, temperatures could equal today or they could be better.

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We could be looking at 17 or 18 degrees. Tomorrow night there is

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nothing to trouble you. For the weekend, it is not often we can

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bring you of forecasts that has high-pressure in charge in a

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high-pressure in charge in a positive way. Look at the outlook

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for the next couple of days. It is time to get your own back on

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Roger. You know how he likes to see you in Lycra? I don't think he

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likes it, I force it on him. I did Stoke to Salford and this is

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when we got to the finish. Did you enjoy it? Loved it, they

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