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Hello and welcome to Look North. Tonight: He was kidnapped and

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murdered. A court is told a 77- year-old pensioner, his son and

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grandson were responsible. She has waited two years for a

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inquest into the death of her husband. Now she is calling for

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reforms. I do feel I cannot move on. Price war at the pumps. The North

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is now the cheapest in the UK for petrol.

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On patrol, the car with cameras that will catch drivers parking

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illegally outside schools. Hoo noo broon coo.

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ALL: Hoo noo broon coo. And ladies from the South get

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Lessells from the locals on life in the north.

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In sport, Sunderland's new Champions League winning defender

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on his need for first-team football. And the ultra runner from

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Guisborough hoping to make his -- raise money by running the

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First tonight, a 77-year-old grandfather accused of murder is

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said to have instructed his son and grandson to carry out as a revenge

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attack against a former friend suspected of stealing his life

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savings. George Thomas senior is accused along with two other

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members of his family of kidnapping and murdering John Newton from

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Redcar in March. Two other men are also said to have been recruited to

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carry out the attack and they face the same charges. We have been

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following the case at Teesside Crown Court.

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The prosecution said today although they accept that beat 70 fair seven

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year-old grandfather was not present during the kidnap and

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killing of the Redcar father, they believe he was central to the

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operation, and that is why he faced these charges. They said he was the

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one who got the ball rolling and instructed younger and fitter men

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to carry out the attack. For John Newton was killed, the

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court heard, out of revenge. He was accused of stealing the life-

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savings of �35,000 from a friend. That friend was this man, 77-year-

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old George Thomas senior. Unhappy with the police response, the

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prosecution said, he asked his son and grandson to administer their

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own punishment. Before the attack in his home, Steven Thomas had

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already warned Newton about taking advantage of his grandfather. He

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had head-butted him and then put a gun to his head. Days before his

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death, the court heard, four records showed Stephen had texted

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Newton. I have paid two people to pay you a visit when you're least

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expecting it. When they have finished with you I will have what

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is left. The prosecution said the three family members and two at

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other men kidnapped the 42-year-old father from his Redcar home. He was

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brought to this remote area of woodland away from public view, on

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the outskirts of Middlesbrough. It is here, the prosecution said, he

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suffered a savage assault. He was cut with a knife and so that 60

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separate injuries. He suffered brain damage and died in hospital

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two days later. All defendants denied murder and the trial

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continues. The prosecution have opened a today

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but the jury have already been told to expect the trial to last around

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five weeks. The court is expected to hear evidence from six witnesses.

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Last week Look North reported on the ten-month delays affecting

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inquests on Teesside but one woman from Northumberland says she has

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now been waiting two years for an inquest into her husband's sudden

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death. Now Ann Pogue says enough is enough. She says the system must be

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reformed to prevent more bereaved families suffering her agony.

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Ann Pogue was a been forward to many more summers with her husband

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Colin. Even when he fell ill with stomach problems in 2009, at first

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there seemed little danger, but then two years ago, doctors gave

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Colin just hammers to live. It was really shocking and traumatic. I

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struggled to come to terms with it. The death was put down to a

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condition which cause gangrene in Colin's intestines. It was an

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unexpected and painful end. His wife had to get more answers from

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the inquest but two years on a date has still not been set for a

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hearing. The wait has been stressful and all-consuming. She

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even gave up her job. It is excruciating. Everything you do, it

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is still hovering there in the background. And I do just feel I

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cannot move on. I'd just cannot. I have had no closure and so we have

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decided this has to be the closure, because I just cannot go on with

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all this pain. And the North Northumberland -- the

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Northumberland coroner was not available to comment today because

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he is at a meeting in London. The weight here is lower than the

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national average. The coroner said the case is not a straightforward

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one. But Ann Pogue says any system which can treat bereaved families

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in this way has failed. It is unacceptable and unforgivable.

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There needs to be every few of the inquest system and I would urge

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others in my situation to come forward. -- there needs to be a

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review. Colin would not want me to suffer any more than I already have.

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He was the most dignified man I will ever know and I am doing this

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for Colin. For the sake of her own health, Ann Pogue has decided not

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to attend the inquest whenever it happens, even if she has unanswered

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questions. A man from South Tyneside has been

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jailed after he was caught shining a laser pen at a police helicopter.

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23-year-old Richard Oliver from sad Shiels was sentenced to six months.

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He was caught by officers in his garden after he shone his pen

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repeatedly at a Northumbria Police helicopter.

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The cheapest petrol in the country can be bought in our region,

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according to a new survey, at just 125.9p a litre. That is 10p or more

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below many service stations. The low price is being offered by one

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supermarket in Bishop Auckland. But it has upset independent retailers

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who say they cannot afford to compete in a price war. Stephanie

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Lloyd is in Bishop Auckland for us now.

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Height fuel prices are having a huge impact on household budgets so

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people in Bishop Auckland will be over the moon to hear that this

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place is the cheapest in the country to fill up on unleaded

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petrol. The supermarkets have slashed their prices and people

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were queueing around the block at Sainsbury's in the town today to

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fill up on unleaded. It is 126 pence per litre. Diesel is 131p.

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Let's have a look at how that compares around the region.

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Carlisle is quite expensive, with petrol at 146p per litre. The

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cheapest you can fill up his one hand and 32p. Elsewhere, prices

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range. In York, the highest price for petrol is 138.9 pence. In

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Teesside, in Middlesbrough, it is 138p. Newcastle is fairly high at

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144p. Sunderland his lover at 139p. Great news for motorists. This is

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what some of them said earlier today. It is still expensive. Even

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if it is the cheapest in the country. That is brilliant. Long

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may it last. Ridiculous. I am skint all the time. I did not know it was

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cheaper around here. I will not go to Sainsbury's or anything like

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that. I do not like petrol. REPORTER: So you would use them?

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Yes, but it was so busy today. independent retailers are being

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undercut by the supermarkets and this for court costs drivers to

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pounds more for some drivers than the supermarket. You are charging

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131p got -- for unleaded. You are down 80,000 litres a week because

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of his price war, so it is hitting you hard? Yes, and the Revenue you

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lose from the shop sales, not getting the people in. People go to

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Sainsbury's and Tesco's for the big saving but for the independent

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retailers it is a disaster for the local area. You just cannot get

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that back. We cannot compete on those prices. Can you give us some

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figures. What are you using? We are losing �90,000 revenue a week,

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which is a lot of money, plus what is in the shop. Quite a lot of

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customers. For motorists, it is great news, isn't it? They think,

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great if we can get Petra gibber. It is already too high. -- get

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petrol cheaper. Can't you lower your prices a bit so they will come

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to you? We cannot let them any more. We give our profit a way. At the

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end of the day, they must be losing money because they want to get

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people back in the shop. Thank you. The supermarkets say they are doing

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it because the drop -- because they want to help customers save money

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and to help them with their weekly budget. And by offering these fuel

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promotions and lowering their prices, it gets customers through

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the door and spending on food, which is what the supermarkets want

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most. Earlier I spoke to Paul Watters

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from the AA, who welcomed the news of lower prices at the pumps.

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certainly does have to be good news and it is good news. We have seen

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prices creeping back up to where they were before the supermarkets

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started a price war about a month ago, when the strategic reserves of

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oil were put on to the market at lower prices. Since then we have

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seen the 2p that came off their back on to fuel, so the fact that

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this fuel is selling almost 10p a litre cheaper than the UK national

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average is brilliant for drivers. The smaller retailers are saying

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they cannot compete. They cannot by the petrol for the price that the

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big supermarkets are selling it out. Does that caused a problem? It does

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in the longer term. This is the problem of the big muscle of the

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supermarkets, who put three huge volumes of fuel through their

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forecourts. So they can afford to buy and sell cheap to entice people

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into the stores. It puts the independent retailers at a youth

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problem because they cannot compete with those sort of prices. That is

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why we have seen the numbers of filling stations in the UK go from

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about 20,000 down to 9,000 now. They are finding it so hard to make

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ends meet and to stay in business, competing against prices like this.

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Thank you. Still to come: Tuesday's sports

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desk. Plus a step back in time, the motor car nostalgia show coming to

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the North. And it is the school holidays but

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it does not feel like so much for much of the North East. The

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forecast after the news. Now, you could be in for a nasty

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shock if you are caught parking where you shouldn't in North

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Tyneside. The local council has unveiled its latest tactic to stop

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motorists parking outside schools. A CCTV car using numberplate

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recognition will patrol the area and catch offending drivers in the

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act. They could then face a �70 fine. The council says the new

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system is designed to improve safety rather than raise money. Our

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correspondent Mark Denten reports. The schools are closed. The

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holidays are here. But do not be fooled by the quiet. On North

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Tyneside, beware. The local council's secret weapon is coming.

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It may be small but it packs a punch. This is a CCTV camera car,

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designed to stop motorists parking where they shouldn't outside

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schools. We receive regular complaints from head teachers, from

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the general public, of people parking indiscriminately outside

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schools, creating a dangerous environment. We also received

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complaints from bus operators, people parking in bus lay-bys and

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in loading bays, so generally there is a problem of people parking

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where they should not park. Inside, the car is packed with numberplate

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recognition technology. So how does it work? It is an in-built computer

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with a camera on the top. You can move the camera on the top to focus

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in on an illegally parked car. We pick up any vehicles in parking

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restricted areas. Isn't this all a bit big brother? Where you are

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supposed to park, it is for a limited time period during the day.

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Really is it so necessary? It is chaotic in the morning so yes,

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sensible. REPORTER: Not intrusive?

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particularly. It is fine. I do not think there is a major problem. I

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do not think the council needs to invest huge amounts of car -- many

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putting that car that. -- money putting that car there. A road

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safety grant will pay for the project for one year. The camera

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car will start its work for real when the new school term begins in

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September. The region's biggest police force

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is to use what some officers say is a jobs lottery as part of its

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efforts to save money. Northumbria Police is currently reorganising

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the way it deploys its detectives to help make savings of �57 million.

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It is asking those officers to state their preferences about the

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roles they would like. But roles that are oversubscribed will be

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decided by a random selection process, with are those not

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selected joining the uniformed ranks instead. Here is our chief

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reporter. The bobby on the beat. It is what

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senior officers call visible policing. And they want to protect

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it. Which means changes elsewhere. Including a more centralised CID

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instead of teams spread around the force area. Four out of five

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detectives will keep their jobs. Some will get new roles. But when

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the posts start to run out, the selection which some have

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criticised comes in. The top detective in this force says the

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criticism is not fair. We are giving every single person affected

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by this change the good choice of where they want to work and in what

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particular function. The lottery element, or the random deselection,

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only applies where we have oversubscription for certain parts

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of the business. It will be those small numbers that are deselected

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randomly to ensure absolute fairness, to get us to the levels

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within the new model that we need. Because they are Crown appointments,

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police officers cannot be made redundant. Which makes police

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numbers difficult to manage. The body which represents rank and file

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officers says it understands. -- says cuts do have to be made some

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had. The chief constable is restructuring Northumberland police

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to accommodate this and the role of the federation is to make sure that

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is done in an honest, fair and legal process. We firmly believe

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that that has been done. 92 police jobs will go altogether, achieved

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through natural wastage. A process which cannot accommodate the 450

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civilian jobs which will also disappear.

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Now, nostalgia weekends are fast becoming a feature of the English

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summer. And one of the biggest is being planned for the Croft Racing

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Circuit near Darlington in a couple of weeks' time. Peter Lugg it took

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a spin down memory lane to find out Yes, it is retro motor heaven. If

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you can drive it, wear it or play it and it was made before, say,

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1970, you will be welcome at Croft's motoring nostalgia weekend,

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coming up in a couple of weeks' time. Today was a chance for

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drivers like Geoff Maxwell to get to know the circuit.

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It was designed and built in 1951 yet it still has that really

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desirable shape. It is all Kurds, like a female. -- curves. The wife

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will not let you drive it over 50mph? No, she is a built in

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speedometer. What was it they used to say about the Yanks? Overpaid,

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over something and over here. Still, today apparently everyone is

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welcome. Everybody has their old interpretation -- their own

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interpretation of an old car. But for me it is the 1930s stuff. And

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the post war stuff and the wartime stuff as well. OK, so what is it to

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be for me? The Jag, the Merc or the Bentley? No, they said, for you it

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has to be a real classic. A bridge Master bus. I went to school on

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these for about ten years. This is from 1963. I never thought I would

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be driving one. The only problem is, you have to keep stopping. Move on,

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please! Well, if it was good enough for Sir Cliff... The nostalgia

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weekend, by the way, is over the 6th and 7th August.

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Now, what happens when you take four posh ladies from the South of

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England and move them into one of the North's most deprived areas?

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Well, we are about to find out because a new series studying the

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life and culture of the Geordies start on BBC Three tonight. Geordie

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Finishing School For Girls follows four privileged young ladies who

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swap their affluent lives for ten days of living on the breadline.

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Being forced to survive and jobseeker's allowance has made the

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girls result to a packed lunch, Geordie style.

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REPORTER: It is their first time up North, and it is a lesson on what

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to eat. Before the four from the South learn how to speak. ALL:

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noo broon coo. To kick off Geordie Finishing School For Girls,

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tonight's episode films the posh southerners as they move into a

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house in Walker where they will be met by four local women. Helping

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her to show the posh girls around Newcastle are four young women who

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have grown up on some of the most disadvantaged streets in the city...

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How do you think they will feel when they arrive in Newcastle? What

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do you think if they start calling you things like... I am proud to be

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one! Now it is time to see and go out on the town. This is a great

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way to do it! PRESENTER: They discovered Geordie guys are eager

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to chat with them. We talked to some men. They were all from it. So

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the accent was even harder to understand. -- they were all drunk.

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But they were very friendly. programme starts on BBC Three

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tonight at 9pm. I'd better they had great fun!

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Sport now. He won just about everything there is to win in his

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15 years at Manchester United but Sunderland's new signing Wes Brown

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says it was a lack of first team football that led him to Wearside.

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The 31 year-old Champions League winner played only seven times in

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the top flight last season, and felt the time was right for him to

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leave the only club he has ever played for. Brown says the number

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of former United players at Sunderland, including boss Steve

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Bruce, was also a big factor in his decision.

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I have watched Sunderland over the years, anyway. We have always had

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some sort of connection. I spoke to Steve and I knew this was where I

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wanted to come. Obviously, there are the players he has signed as

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well. It is perfect. And Wes Brown will make his debut for Sunderland

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in tomorrow's friendly at Kilmarnock after recovering from a

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hip problem. Meanwhile, the BBC understands that

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Newcastle defender Jose Enrique has been fined for his outburst on

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Twitter. The Spaniard criticised the club's transfer policy and

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accused the board of lying about his new contract offer. He is,

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however, still in the squad for tonight's game with Columbus Crew,

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as the Magpies wrap up their pre- season tour of America.

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Elsewhere, Carlisle host Middlesbrough tonight in a friendly

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at Brunton Park. Kick-off is at 7:30pm and full coverage is on BBC

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Tees and BBC Radio Cumbria. Now to an athlete who makes pre-

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season training look like a walk in the park. Sharon Gayter is an ultra

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runner. After being out of action for a year, she broke a national

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record in her comeback race. To do that, she ran 750km, and finished

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120km a head of the first man. Keith Akehurst's been to meet her.

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Training at Teesside University where she works as a lecturer.

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Sharon Gayter from Guisborough is an ultra runner and ranked number

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one in the world for running six days. I'd do stop every now and

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then and have a break and sleep for a couple of others. But last year,

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a cyst was found in Sharon's ankle. She had to have an operation which

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involved stem cells and a bone graft. She was out of action for

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almost a year. To recover, Sharon has used the uni's hydrotherapy

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pools, which has an underwater treadmill. It is like running on

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air. There is no impact on the bones and joints. I could run all

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day. Sharon, who is in her forties, was able to exercise earlier and

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longer because the water takes 70 per cent of the body's weight. Her

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recovery amazed surgeons. There are only three like this in Britain.

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The others are at Manchester United and Chelsea. Not only is it used

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for recovering from industry, but for strength and conditioning work

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as well, so it can help you maintain a level of fitness or

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indeed enhance it. Sharon has run 1000 ultra races in her career and

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50 this year since her injury. Her next challenge, 135 miles through

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the Himalayas. Only one guy has ever finished this race, it took

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express how tough it is. Everyone else has ended up in hospital. And

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just a fraction worried! And if you have a sports injury and want to

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use the Teesside Uni's special hydrotherapy pool, you can, but

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there is a charge. What an unbelievable lady! Will she

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have some good whether to run in, Not bad. It looks mostly dry for

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the next few days. A gloomy day today. This was the scene at the

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weekend. A lovely shot. The romance More beautiful scenes to come over

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the Cumbrian lakes in the next few days. Here were the top

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temperatures today. Keswick is the warmest spot in the North of

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England. The North East coast is That is because of a blanket of

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cloud. Tomorrow it does get better, spells of sunshine for all of us,

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particularly in the West. Generally, a cloudy night denied in the East.

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The possibility of one or two spots of drizzle on the coast. It will be

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a much brighter day. Another lovely day in Cumbria and the sunshine

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breaks out across the North East as well. Just a little more cloudy on

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the coast and here the temperatures will be a little lower. More in the

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wake of sunshine than we had today. Temperatures back up. Another very

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pleasant summer's date to be had in Cumbria. The next few days, a

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