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Welcome to Northwest Tonight. Our The Hillsborough headline that

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shocked the city the reporter who wrote the story says don't blame me,

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blame Kelvin MacKenzie. I say to Kelton McKenzie, E cannot say that

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will stop he said, why not? I said and we don't know it is the truth.

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We will have reaction from the families. Beaten with iron bars. A

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Northwest Tonight investigation exposes abuse by teachers at

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Islamic madrassas. The Bond girl and the suspected Cold War spy the

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unlikely friendship which spanned the decades. How quickly the

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champagne has gone flat for Lancashire. From county champions

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to relegation in a single season. Relatives of those who died in the

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Hillsborough tragedy say new revelations about the Sun

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newspaper's coverage are an absolute disgrace.

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The crowd to here ready for a world exclusive source stop.

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The journalist who wrote the story says he asked the then editor of

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the Sun, Kelvin MacKenzie, not to run a controversial front page

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headlined, the truth. At the time, the paper claimed fans stole from

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the victims and urinated on police. We can join our Merseyside reporter

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who is in Liverpool. How important is this revelation?

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Next Wednesday when they held a press scrutiny Committee released

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their findings is the key date for that these televisions are

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important because they give us an insight into how the Sun newspaper

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or was working at the time. How we see a former journalist questioning

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the wisdom of Kelvin MacKenzie in it running that a notorious trigger

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headlines. The families we spotted today say this doesn't it make any

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difference to the way they think about the Sun newspaper.

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In the 23 years since 96 Liverpool fans were crushed to death at

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Hillsborough, the families and survivors have fought tirelessly

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for what they see as justice. How could fans go to a football match

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and die? How was that allowed to happen? Why did the inquest return

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verdicts of accidental death? An infamous headline in the Sun added

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to the families' anger. It accused Liverpool fans of despicable

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behaviour in the face of tragedy. The allegations included

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suggestions that fans had urinated on victims, that a young woman who

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was dead had been abused. Now the journalist who wrote the story has

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revealed that he tried to get the Sun's editor, Kelvin MacKenzie, not

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to headline his story as, the truth. Kelvin MacKenzie liked to write his

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own headlines. He wrote at the headline, the truth. I was about to

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leave when I saw him drawing up the front page. When I saw the headline,

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a was aghast. I said to him, he cannot say that. He said, why not?

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I said because we don't know it is the truth. This is a version of the

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truth. He brushed aside. Relatives of those who died said this does

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not change their view of the Sun. They had done that without finding

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out the truth about Hillsborough, without going to the people who

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were accused, the fans and the survivors will stop not even to

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speak to them and to put that infamous headline in the Pittsburgh

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just to sell his papers at that time is an absolute disgrace.

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official report on Hillsborough blamed a failure of police control.

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Kelvin MacKenzie has declined to comment.

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This is the start of an important few days for the Hillsborough

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families? It is, at Hillsborough it won't be out of their headlines

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between now and Wednesday and probably be on that because that is

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the day the scrutiny committee releases its findings will stock it

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looks at 400,000 documents from his ad organisations and the

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Hillsborough support could have put 42 questions which they would like

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the committee to answer. He it'll be very detailed. Among the key

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questions I been the families would like to see our attitude are, could

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move has been done on that day have to help those who were injured,

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could lives have been saved? He is there enough in as many have a

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million documents to begin a process that overturned the verdict

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of accidental death which was passed on all the victims. That has

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agreed to the family for a long time. K -- anger at the from a.

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programme, Hillsborough - the truth, is on BBC One at 10.25pm on Sunday

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night. Every day, thousands of Muslim

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children in the north-west attend after-school classes to study the

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Koran. These institutions, called madrassas, can help them explore

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their faith, but unlike schools, they are unregulated and teachers

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often have no training, leaving pupils at risk of shocking abuse.

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In the last year, three Lancashire madrassa teachers have been

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convicted of abusing children. Today, Irfan Patel was sentenced at

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Preston Crown Court. From five till seven, Monday to

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Friday, over 100 girls and boys come here to learn. This Blackburn

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madrassa changed the way it teaches last year. Staff are checked for

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criminal records, CCTV projects pupils and corporal punishment is

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banned. Them child learns what sad, he had to be patient with them.

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Children can be noisy but that is the whole idea of having a teacher

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training. But not all children are taught this way. This woman was

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horrified to discover that instead of educating her son, this

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Lancashire madrassa teacher was abusing him. The policeman told us

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he punched my son in the stomach and slapped his face and hit his

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hands with a pencil. He made him stand like a chicken. If he fell

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down after five minutes, my boy said he made him do another five

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minutes. This is a demonstration of the stress position her son was

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forced to adopt. It is a torture tactic used in war zones. Blackburn

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madrassa teacher Irfan Patel was sentenced today for using stress

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positions to discipline pupils. So was Kurram Hussain, also from

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Blackburn, last month. Magistrates called it gratuitous degradation.

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They were not the only cases. was the most horrific. He used a

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weapon, a piece of piping to control them. Julie Cross

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investigates madrassa abuse from Lancashire police. She is talking

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about Ibrahim Yusuf, convicted last year. This CCTV shows one boy

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flinching and rubbing his arms as he hits him with a pipe in

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Accrington. Very few convictions come out of these types of

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allegations so I think we have been very fortunate to achieve that.

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Around 93 allegations of physical abuse at mosques and madrassas in

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the north-west were made between 2009 and made 2011. 37 of those

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were in Lancashire. Police there insist cases are still rare but

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Nazir Afzal who prosecutes them believes this is more widespread

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everywhere. We are talking about literally the tip of the iceberg.

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Why is it happening? In order to meet the demand, schools are being

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set up left right and centre. There is no OFSTED, no inspection regime,

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they are reliant entirely on particular committee enforcing

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standards and if they are not up to the job, there is nothing to

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prevent children being harmed pretty much on a daily basis.

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once bad teachers are exposed, pupils can still be at risk.

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Ibrahim Yusuf was initially accepted back as a teacher despite

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his conviction. I think it beggars belief that anybody who is

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convicted of abusing children is allowed to work with children. It

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is important for us to break this barrier, this wall of silence that

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exists around these institutions because the very best do a

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phenomenal job showing people not just what their faith means but how

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it should be applied to society more widely. Back in Blackburn,

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they are now sharing their methods with other madrassas to prevent

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more pupils being accused by the teachers they trust. I'm joined now

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by the secretary of the Mosques and What is being done to protect

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pupils at the moment? A I have spoken to the Advisory Board who

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helped deliver standards in masks and they are trying to change the

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whole ethos of teaching by a speaking and targeting this issue.

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To make them understand that you can discipline pupils a excursions

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or sending letters from and not physical violence but they said

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they are based in London and there are so many have masks, they can

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open anywhere so it is hard to get round and didn't have the funds are

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they are calling on the government to give them the resources. We

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spotted a private education can that they simply said that all

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schools must have appropriate arrangements in place to protect

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children. Again this question is still left hanging that doesn't

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answer the question of how that can be achieved.

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Seven people have been injured after a minibus overturned on a

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motorway in Lancashire. It happened close to junction four of the M 55

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at around 4.00pm. One person has been airlifted to the Royal Preston

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Hospital in a serious condition. Six others are also being treated

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in hospital - their injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.

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A man has died after being hit by a car which veered off the road in

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Manchester. It happened this afternoon on the A6 Stockport Road

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in Longsight. Police believe the driver of the car lost control and

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hit the man as he walked along the pavement close to the junction with

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Slade Lane. The road is closed in both directions as investigations

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continue. The funeral has taken place today

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of the founder of Francis House children's hospice in Manchester.

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Sister Aloysius set up the hospice in 1991. It was one of the first

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for terminally ill children in Britain. She died last week aged 85.

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Police in Blackpool have taken what they are calling the unusual step

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of releasing CCTV images of a woman they want to speak to over the

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attempted abduction of a toddler. Liverpool City Council has approved

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�2 million of funding towards the refurbishment of the city's

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Philharmonic Hall. It is hoped the money will help the Philharmonic

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secure a bid for Arts Council funding of almost �8 million. Last

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year its budget was reduced by the city council because of government

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cutbacks. It has been a massive day for

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thousands of people enjoying the Preston Guild and there is more to

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come tonight. One of the Guild's main events, a Proms in the Park

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spectacular, kicks off in the next half an hour. Peter Marshall is at

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Avenham Park Avalon Park in Preston. During the day-to-day, all eyes

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have been on the city centre? pretty hectic here in the park.

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Also people here but it was the city centre that was as an earlier

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today. 30,000 people lined the streets for the community

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possession and having walked through the streets to get here, it

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was absolutely packed. It brought colour and music to the streets and

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it was a magnificent occasion. It was a celebration of city life

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Preston stand. A big 1500 took part, someone at trailers, someone's foot

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but all were having a thoroughly memorable time. A it is fantastic,

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the kids on the way here were thrilled to be involved in it. They

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have been added nervous but the they had a fantastic day. Hit

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everyone has come to support Preston and it is such a good

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experience. It is amazing. I loved every second of that. Have a good

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day! The committee procession handed the streets of the to

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schools, charities, faith cribs and multicultural celebrations of a

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single emotion, her pride at being a citizen of Preston. We should

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have it more often. Lovely. I think it is great because I have come up

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to the UK for the first time and I feel lucky to see this festival.

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was with wedding 20 years for a. the procession rolled on, one

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single thought - wrote on her 2032. That was earlier but it is tonight

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when the focus will turn to the stage will stop Catherine Jenkins

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and has Icarus will duet together for the first time ever. We will

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have more later on but for now go back to the studio.

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They might seem the most unlikely of soulmates, a convicted burglar

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from Lancashire and a Hollywood actress. But their friendship spans

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decades and is now the subject of a book. What makes it even more

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remarkable is an underlying story of international espionage and

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intrigue. This is Fiona Fullerton in the TV

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drama, Angels. She was to go on to be a Bond girl, but a fan letter

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she received in 1976 made a big impression. I received a letter

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from Parkhurst present, -- prisoner, from Alex will stop Alex

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Alexandrovich from Burnley had been jailed for burgling a house in

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Preston in 1971. He got life, a harsh sentence for such a crime.

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am not alone in thinking it was a miscarriage of justice. But it was

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an era of diplomatic expulsions and Cold War paranoia. The authorities

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apparently believed Alex had connections to a spy ring,

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something he denied. It was one of those convoluted situations whereby

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it I think he found himself in the wrong place at the wrong times.

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They is a certain irony to this that he became involved in a real-

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life S denied story. That was of May pointed out to me not long ago!

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The pair lost touch. Then Fiona rediscovered his letters and

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decided to write a book. Alex had been released after 22 years in

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jail. Fiona set about finding him. It took me a little while at what I

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did find him. He was living in Milton Keynes. A hat maintain that

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friendship to this day? We see each other every week. Their story is

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one that even the writers of spy fiction would find difficult to

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conceive. A fascinating story and she hasn't

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changed a bit! This time last year, you were

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welcoming the County Championship trophy back to Old Trafford.

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Different story tonight? As far removed as you can get. It

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took Lancashire 77 years to win that title. Captain Glen Chapple

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just could not stop smiling as he got off the team bus from Taunton

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where they had won it. Sadly, it has taken them just 12 months to be

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relegated into division two. They needed to win at Middlesex today to

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stand any chance of staying up. They were beaten by 109 runs.

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10 winds last season, just one of the season - at what went wrong?

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How long have you got? It is a little too easy to blame the

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weather but it has had a huge impact on bank should's season.

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They have not had enough chance to get out and play cricket and the

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times they have gone out, they have not played anywhere near as well as

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they did last season. We have any had nine teams in the division and

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it is easy to fall behind and get dragged into a relegation battle as

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a result. What is the mood like? Everyone is quite reflective. I

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spoke to Peter Moores and Glen Chapple he came out straight away

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and said, I am ready to continue again next season, to lead the side

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back up into Division One. He wants to continue playing and being

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captain here at Lancashire. They know that it was probably going to

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be too much for them to make up because they have not had a chance

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to get at and play some cricket. I became into this game having to

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match the result but in the end it was too much for them. In the end,

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quite honest in admitting that they did not play good enough.

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As England's footballers prepare for tonight's World Cup qualifier

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in Moldova without the injured Wayne Rooney, the Manchester United

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striker has reaffirmed his commitment to the club. Wayne

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Rooney is out for a month with a thigh injury. He also told the BBC

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that he made a mistake when he asked for a transfer out of Old

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Trafford two years ago. I realised they had made a mistake

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and I went in to see the managers and said, I feel I have made a

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mistake, it was silly of me to say what I said and hopefully we can

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work at night and move on. You can see more of that interview

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with Dan Walker on Football Focus tomorrow at 12.15 on BBC One. With

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no action in the top two divisions because of the international break,

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attention is focused further down the leagues.

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Top of the table Tranmere Rovers will be hoping to keep their

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unbeaten run in League One going at Steve Davis's Crewe. Thanks in no

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small part to Ronnie Miller in his third stint as manager at Prenton

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Park. Some things just seem to sit.

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has always been a family club. To come here as player and then coach

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and then caretaker-manager and then manager three times. It is just

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fantastic. I have got on well with the supporters, even through the

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bad times as players, they stood by me. He is at a club in your heart?

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Without doubt, is just fantastic for me to be back here. Everybody

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knows I love the club. He has steered Rovers to top of the table

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and is once again a fixture at the club where he started his playing

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career back in 1971. When you look at the goal, do you remember, by

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scored that goal? Yes but there were not so many seats there when I

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was here. I remember having a shot ones and picnic -- nearly went into

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the chip shop behind! It has got character, no doubt about it. Up

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after keeping the club in League One last season, his aim now is

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promotion will stop this time we're just building up a nice time and

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hopefully I'm given time to produce a side that can do us proud here

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because we deserve a to be higher, to be in the championship.

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Now to the Paralympics and 24 hours after Manchester's Sarah Storey won

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her 11th gold medal, a feat which equals the record held by Baroness

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Tanni Grey Thompson, she says there's more to come in Rio in four

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years time. But even she will have to go some way to catch Britain's

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greatest ever Paralympian, Swinton swimmer Mike Kenny, who has a

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collection of 16 gold medals. He joins us now. We couldn't accept

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all the medals on the table! First of all, your impressions of the

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games this time around? Fabulous, I went down the other day and they

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are very first class. He went down the other day that he should have

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been there all along, but they have not astute to be involved in id the

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flame or presenting medals. Why? am not sure. It is just one of

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those things. They have reduced the lead after 20 years she, but I seem

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to be the invisible man of the Paralympics. I don't know why.

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are a little bit laid-back but your family are angry? They got upset

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the sure because there were so many things going on and it was in your

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face, so to speak. Because it was here. The method of keeping the

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records changed in 1989. DC that distinction? Not really, I think

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they changed the classification system then and that is is a gay

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all that happened. Up it is a living, breathing entity. Obviously,

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it will continue to change. So I am not sure why it I should be

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airbrushed out. QC and cannot not angry, but everybody is talking

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about new records all the time but all the paladins have all done

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brilliantly at we're not to give away from them but you have more

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than anyone else, do you feel angry? Not angry but annoyed for my

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family because they are the ones... My family and friends say to me, it

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is like a joke at my. We had also have years to saying, don't forget

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Mike Kenny, so you are remembered. Maybe when the others come out next

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time. Let's head back to Preston. The

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stars of the opera world are about to take stage. Peter Marshall is

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there. Not long now before a the classical

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music starts. Catherine Jenkins and the legend that is has Icarus.

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Yesterday Annabel met with Jose Carreras during rehearsals with the

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Manchester Cammarata. It is the first time he has performed in the

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region for quite some time. I am very pleased to be back, I was

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here years ago and I am back now and ready to perform for these

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wonderful people. It really is such a coup for Preston because it is a

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world first, you and Catherine Jenkins performing together for the

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first time? It is true. I know her and who I met her in London a few

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years ago but we never had the opportunity to share the stage. I

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am very, very pleased about that. Do you know much about the whole

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reason for it, the Preston Guild, they celebrated every 20 years?

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think is a wonderful tradition and I am sure that in the UK you have

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this wonderful events where people gather together, where the

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community is enjoying doing things together. Her and the tradition of

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doing it every 20 years and the people are not only willing but

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even remembering that this is going to happen in 20 years! A think this

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is greater and it talks about a wonderful idiosyncrasy that British

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people have these kind of things. tomorrow you will be performing

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with the orchestra behind you, had he performed with them before?

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I am very excited to sing with them. From what manager was telling me,

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who they are wonderful and very happy to be here. I know 10,000

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people are extremely excited to see both on stage and thank you very

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much for talking to us today. It doesn't end here tonight,

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tomorrow there is a torchlight procession and everything has

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racked up one Sunday with a fireworks spectacular. But my to

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the studio. It is a bit of a mixed-up picture.

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Quite a bit of cloud cover and just a glimpse of sunshine through the

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night and at. The cloud will continue to thicken and some spots

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of rain will be in the forecast. In terms of temperatures, they are

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very mild all over again. You are talking mid-teens the most is his.

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First thing tomorrow morning, cloud cover is still with us. Again, some

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drizzly rain here and there. The winds are very light. There must

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could linger for a while. But what happens as we get into the

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afternoon, the picture gets a lot better. A brighter skies coming in

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and we will see some good spells of sunshine after lunch and. In the

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sunshine with the suddenly breezed that is any guide, he could get to

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22 Celsius. For Saturday evening and Saturday night, that is a quiet

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affair. For Sunday, had started well and then the cloud rolls in

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