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Hello and welcome to Thursday's Look North. Tonight: Arrested on

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suspicion of assault, the policeman shot and blinded by gunman Raoul

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Moat. The stolen taxi that crashed into

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15 cars a while an elderly passenger sat in the back seat.

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We visit the school with a 99% pass rate in the GCSE exams.

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And the Flood victim who is getting on a bike to help stop this

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happening again. In sport, Joey Barton mulls over a

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move to QPR, and can Newcastle drone Middlesbrough in the third

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round of the Carling Cup after Barrow win for the fifth to run in

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a row? -- can they joined David Rathband, the Northumbria

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Police officer who sprang to world wide attention following the Raoul

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Moat shootings, has been arrested on suspicion of support -- assault,

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following an alleged late-night incident at his home this week. A

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year ago he was shot and blinded by Raoul Moat, who then went on the

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run. David Rathband, an ordinary copper

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until one night in July last year. As he sat in his patrol car in

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Newcastle, the fugitive Raoul Moat crept up and blasted him with a

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shotgun. He says he did not expect to survive and he was left

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completely blind. I have still got the same circle of friends and I

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have obviously gained some people as a result of what happened.

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an understatement. In reality, he had turned himself from victim into

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he wrote, swearing that one day he would return to duty, and then

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launching a charity to raise money for a mother -- other emergency

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services personnel injured at work. Although he is on long-term sick

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leave, David Rathband remains an employee of Northumbria Police, so

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when they took a called just before midnight on Tuesday, reporting an

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assault, when they were given an address they knew who would find

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there. They also knew that because of David Rathband's prominence and

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place in the hearts of the British public, this would be an incredibly

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sensitive issue for them to deal with. All the force was so today

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was that officers were called to a residential address in

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Northumberland and that a 43-year- old man was arrested on suspicion

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of assault, and that inquiries are ongoing. The spokesperson for PC

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Rathband said no allegations had been made concerning his conduct

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and that his family had asked that their privacy be respected. A 14

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year-old youth faces dangerous driving charges after stealing a

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taxi and causing mayhem in a supermarket car-park.

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The taxi collided with 15 cars in the incident, which happened

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outside the Tesco store at Newton Aycliffe in Durham.

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For Newton Aycliffe taxi driver Trudie it was just a routine call,

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to pick up two elderly shoppers at the local Tesco's superstore and

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take them home. The customer got in the car. Her husband was taking the

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trolley back. I went to shut the boot and spoke to another taxi

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driver behind me. I turned around and the taxi was gone. A youth had

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jumped into the front seat. He sped off around his car park. The police

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say he collided with 15 cars, causing serious damage, and all

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this with an elderly woman passenger sat in the back seat.

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saw him hit a car and then I heard people screaming. He hit another

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car. I remember Rennie after the taxi. I did not know what to do.

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one was hurt in the incident but the stolen taxi is now a write-off.

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The damage he had done was unbelievable. The front wheels were

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bent in. Durham Police say a 14 year-old youth has been arrested in

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connection with the incident and The mother of murdered teenager

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Ashleigh Hall is to take legal action against four police forces

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who failed to apprehend her daughter's killer. Ashleigh was

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kidnapped, raped and murdered by registered sex offender Peter

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Chapman, after meeting him on Facebook. Her mother, Andrea, has

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now received two independent reports highlighting mistakes by

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the Merseyside force, and failures to track Chapman's car by the

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Cleveland, Durham and North Yorkshire forces.

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Northumbria Police have released pictures of a handbag which led to

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the discovery of a pensioner killed in her own home. Judith Richardson,

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77, was found dead in the hallway of her house in Hexham on Friday.

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She had been attacked with a hammer. Her shoulder bag was found in a bin

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in Newcastle earlier that day. Detectives have also released

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pictures of a hammer similar to the one found in an Aldi carrier bag in

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the street near her house. A man and a woman, aged 84 and 78, were

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arrested on Monday. They have been released on bail. It is thought

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robbery could have been the killer's motive.

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Robbery may well be a motive. That is a line of inquiry we are

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pursuing. We believe the handbag was stolen from the house in the

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Hexham area and whoever committed the murder took the hand back to

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Newcastle where they discarded it in a rubbish bin.

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SELLACOPS Police guarding the Sellafield nuclear plant in Cumbria

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are to be allowed to carry guns. The Civil Nuclear Constabulary says

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it is stepping up its training to The wait is finally over for

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thousands of students across the North. The GCSE results came out

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today, and just under 70 per cent of students were awarded grade C

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and above. Adele Robinson has been to one school where they achieved a

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99% pass rate. Nervous faces and the sound of

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whipping envelopes... I got all A* grades. And a great day in English.

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For most here at Emmanuel College in Gateshead, it will be A-levels

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next and then university. I am going to go to sixth form and then

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go to university to study biology. Probably astrophysics or something

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like that, at university. But the prospect of the Hyatt tuition fees

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mean some are looking at other options. Why go to university and

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get a degree when I could just go and get a job straight away? It

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does put you off. A 3, 2, 1! billions were released, symbolic of

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the 99% pass rate here at the college, up like national rates for

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the 23rd year in a road. 69.8 % across the UK have achieved at

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least five grades A to grades C. Art exams becoming easier? There is

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a right time for looking at that question. The universities need to

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examine the exam papers and making that judgment, but the right time

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to do that is not now. Right now the students are celebrating what

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they have done. Also to celebrate their success here, 99 of these

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ice-creams were given out. Of course, behind the GCSE

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statistics today, there are countless stories of individual

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successes. As we have heard, many have scored star grades but many

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others have had a nail-biting day wondering whether their exam

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results are good enough to see them realise their dreams. Our political

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correspondent, Mark Denten, has spent the day with one student from

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County Durham. Toast made but not eaten.

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Butterflies in the tummy. GCSE results day. Laura wants to be a

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paramedic, but it is all about the grades. I am looking for or a C

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grades. I am hoping that I will get all C grades. I do not want any B

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grades. Law and her classmates are waiting for those crucial envelopes.

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-- Laura. I have done quite well. You got the great that you needed,

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the crucial secret? I did. When Europe looked more closely, she has

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not passed her maths, so will her Grace really be enough to get her

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into college? In the main hall, she meets a careers adviser. We leave

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them to have a long chat. What is effectively happening here is a

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giant jigsaw puzzle. Lots of students, lots of courses and an

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effort by the college to fit them altogether. But this year there is

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an additional piece of the jigsaw, money. This year the students will

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not get education maintenance allowance. The college is trying to

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bridge the gap through its own scheme but they still say the

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students will be put off. It is naive for anyone to think that the

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abolition of a DNA is not going to have an impact. -- the abolition of

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EMA. There is little evidence that EMA encouraged students to stay in

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education you would not have otherwise done so. There is other

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targeted support. How did she get on? She is in. I will be studying

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here for two years now. I feel relieved. One student, or one day,

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Still to come: Thursday's sports desk, plus... We talk to a man who

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has been in the headlines for the last 25 years.

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And the chances of Bank Holiday sunshine.

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Her home, like many others, was wrecked by floods in 2009. Now

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Jenny Benson from Cockermouth in Cumbria is taking part in a major

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charity event to raise cash for flood defences in the town. The

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work will cost �5 million and the local community needs to contribute

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�300,000 towards the scheme. Jenny Benson's children love their new

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garden. Its new flood defence looks like any other wall. During the

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floods of 2009 it was very different, the garden and the

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ground floor of their home taken over by the River Derwent. It took

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nine months of work to make it habitable once more. Although

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Jenny's home is back to normal, she wants to help pay for even more

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flood defences in the town. So Jenny is doing a 40 mile sponsored

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bike race. The area has been defended but nothing would protect

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against 2009, but there is an opportunity now for flood defences

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for the rest of the town and it seems like a good way of giving

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back a lot of support we received from neighbours and people around

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the town. It seems like a good thing to do for Cockermouth in the

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future. The defences at the back of the house have been completed but

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more homes in the town are still vulnerable. The Environment Agency

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plans to spend around �5 million more on defences in Cockermouth.

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The community needs to raise �300,000 to get the remainder of

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the funding from the Government. �100,000 has already been

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contributed by the Cumbria Community Fund, which set up the

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ride Jenny is taking part in. was personally affected and the

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money she raises will help the group but it also shines a light

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and the valuable work this event has been raising money for local

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charities. During the ride Jenny will come across here. It is one of

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a number of flood damaged bridges to feature in the Jennings Rivers

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Ride. As part of the event, hundreds of cyclists will follow

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routes up to 80mph long. All the entrance fees paid will go to good

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causes across the county. The Hexham MP Guy Opperman has

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recovered from a brain tumour and is now walking the Hadrian's Wall

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trail. It is to raise money for the hospital which treated him. Mr

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Opperman collapsed at the House of Commons in April. He is now

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recuperating with a six-day hike and a series of public meetings en

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route. Adrian Pitches caught up with him at Newburn, alongside the

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River Tyne. Guy Opperman and friends putting

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their best foot forward along Hadrian's Way this morning. Mr

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Opperman is walking the 80mph route in six days, just 100 days after he

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collapsed at Westminster with a benign brain tumour that had to be

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surgically removed. Although I look absolutely fine now, it was scary

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at the time, and the NHS was wonderful. I was discharged in May

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and have been slowly working my way back to full fitness. I have been

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full-time for the last three or four weeks and I thought it would

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be a really good idea to use the time when Parliament is not sitting

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to come down here back to the constituency, made a lot of people

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but also support the local tourist business and the key tourist

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attraction for this area is Hadrian's Wall. Before setting off

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yesterday, he visited another hospital, the Freeman in Newcastle,

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to lend his support to the children's heart unit. But he is

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fundraising for two other institutions. I am supporting two

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particular charities, the National neurological Hospital in London,

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which saved my life. The National brain appeal. And locally, Tyne

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Dail Hospice, which does an amazing amount of work looking after people.

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We are raising several thousands of pounds. I already have pledges from

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several businesses. It is also a great chance to meet a lot of local

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people and along the way we are having a series of meetings, a

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public hall meetings every night. Is the Prime Minister keeping tags

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and your progress? -- keeping tabs on your progress? He has sent me a

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message and rang me up a couple of months ago as well. He is broadly

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supportive but has a few other things to worry about right now.

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Good luck. The Academy Award winning actress

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Vanessa Redgrave has been taking time off set to visit Durham

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Johnston School and to rename their drama studio. This summer, scenes

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for the new British comedy A Song For Marion are being filmed there.

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And today the star unveiled a dedication plaque for the newly

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named Redgrave Studio, honouring the school's links with the actress.

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She shared a joke about the theatre her father opened, which closed

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after ten years. It is a lovely plaque. It is the

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first Theatre Studio that I have ever had named after me. I am so

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glad it is in a school and I am deeply glad it is being Durham

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Johnston School. I want to say a big thank you to the school

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especially for having made it possible for us.

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Now for the last in our Headliners series, and it is the first of a

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two-part interview, because the gentleman in question has been in

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the headlines for the best part of the past 25 years! Sir John Hall is,

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of course, the man behind the Gateshead Metro Centre and he also

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revolutionised Newcastle United Football Club. Last year he was

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diagnosed with incurable prostate cancer, but he's looking good, at

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79. And he was in top form when I went to meet him at his home -

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Wynyard Hall, on Teesside. How are you? I am fine. The cancer

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is under control. The side effects from the drug affect me but I am

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still good. There are worst cancers. But I am working hard, looking

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forward to new projects. Looking forward to the team playing a game.

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Kevin Keegan era, that must have been the most enjoyable time?

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were moments, probably, but we will always remember. Hopefully they

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will be recaptured in the years to come. Kevin was looking to find us

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and we were looking to find Kevin. Nobody could motivate people as

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well as Kevin could. He got the best out of them and gave them the

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licence to play football. Had we won the league it would have given

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the club the big impetus. It was an exciting team and after that it did

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not work out to a degree and Kevin left and after that we had a

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succession of managers. Some who are would not even give a job again,

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some of them quite useless. The pundits have today tell us about

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football. They should ask the Geordie fans! The exception, of

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course, was Bobby Robson - who turned down Sir John's initial

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approach, to stay loyal to Barcelona. He did very well when he

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came but can you imagine when he was at the peak of his power and

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his marriage and skills? Imagine where we would have been -- the

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peak of his power and his management skills. And, no telling

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where the club might have been without Sir John. But four years

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later he made the break - selling his majority shareholding to Mike

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Ashley. We were local millionaires. There was a passion from the heart

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and we were investing in something we loved. And today that has gone.

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The moment Abramovich came in, in my view, it destroyed the game. I

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feel angry at time ask -- I feel angry at times about the way the

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press handled all this. He is an excellent businessman with a lot of

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money but I do not think he understood the Geordie mentality.

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We have been very close to the fans. At the end of the day it was him

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and them. It was repeated. I think he generally means well and I hope

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he can basically now decide what he is going to do an hour they get it

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right or move on. So that's Newcastle, but did you know he used

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to be a season ticket holder at Roker Park? Purely business, of

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course! I had two tickets, for Douglas and myself. We used to do

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go one week to Sunderland and the next week back to Newcastle. I am a

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Geordie and I was taken to Newcastle when I was eight. You can

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never get that out of your blood but I felt I had to do it, but my

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heart has always been north of the water.

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And there'll be more from Sir John tomorrow, including news of his

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plans for a major tourist attraction for Teesside. So he

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still watches Newcastle, who are in Carling Cup action tonight, Dawn?

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Let's start with the Carling Cup, and Carlisle United have missed out

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on a glamour tie after West Ham's surprise defeat at home to

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Aldershot last night. The League Two club will now host the

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Cumbrians in a delayed second round tie next Tuesday. Well, already

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through to Saturday's third round draw are in-form Middlesbrough.

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Mark Tulip rounds up the action. Hosts Peterborough had scored seven

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in their last home match but few teams are in as confident a mood as

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talent Joe Bennett set up the trusty right foot of Barry Robson

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whose precise finish gave adventurous Boro the lead. Summer

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signing Malaury Martin tried his luck, as did Tony McMahon, but a

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back-post free header from Seb Hines did double the lead as the

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visitors took control and they'd been out of sight if their effort

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from Martin had squeezed in. In the second half, Danny Coyne was at his

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sharpest in the Boro goal as Peterborough rallied,this double

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save probably the pick of the bunch. Tony Mowbray's men were denied a

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third but at the final whistle it was mission accomplished - five

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wins in a row. Will this be enough to entice a really big crowd back

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to the Riverside for Coventry's The Newcastle midfielder Joey

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Barton is still thinking over a move to QPR. The 28-year-old was at

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their training ground today to undergo the second part of a

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medical but left London without signing a contract. He treated this

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afternoon that he needs to think before clinching a deal. He was

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told he could leave United after falling out over transfer policy.

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He was always going to be rested by Newcastle fought their trip to

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Scunthorpe tonight. There will also be without Steve Harper. He did not

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trouble with the squad, after picking up a slight knock to his

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knee. If you feel you are strong enough to attack the Cup, and

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attack the Premier League with the squad you have got, then of course

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it is a target. For us, you only had to look at our bench on

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Saturday and the players who did not make the bench like Alan Smith,

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to note that a week are much stronger as a squad this year. To

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attack this competition and the FA Cup.

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There was disappointment for South Sheilds' Sarah Clark today at the

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World Judo Championships. The Edinburgh-based athlete was knocked

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out in second round in Paris after being unable to overcome the

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reigning European champion and World number two, Gevrise Emane.

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No doubt I will fight her in the next few months, which will be

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great in the lead-up to London. She's one of the top players in the

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world that I need to compete against. I can take the environment,

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the noise and burrs, which will be the same in London. But the most

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important thing is to take that tiny bit against that opponent.

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Cricket. Congratulations to Scott Borthwick and Ben Stokes. Today

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they became the sixth and seventh Durham players to make their

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England debuts, in the one-day game against Ireland. Stokes, who later

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took a good catch, was dismissed for just three but his county

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teammate Borthwick at least hit a six during his short innings.

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England won by 11 runs under the Duckworth-Lewis system. Meanwhile,

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a big set-back for Yorkshire in their fight against relegation.

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They suffered an innings defeat against Warwickshire this afternoon.

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Not good news for them. And not cricket weather this

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It turned out nice again for most of us today. It is improving all

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You can see the iconic Cale are here in the photograph. Also at the

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Although we will have sunny spells this weekend there will also be a

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good deal of the showers, and quite blustery as well. High wind.

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Tomorrow, this rain creeping up the eastern side are region. For

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Saturday, the wind does start to pick up. For Sunday, really quite

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close, a strong wind. Showers moving away for the bulk of

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Saturday for Sunday. By its bank holiday Monday things look settled.

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The wind is dying down. Although not everywhere will be bright

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sunshine from morning to night, it will not be throwing it down for

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Bank Holiday Monday, which makes a very nice change indeed.

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This evening, a fair few showers around but they are melting away

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now. A mostly dry night ahead of us. Light wind overnight so a touch of

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mist and fog in places. Overnight lows dip down to about ten Celsius

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for many of us. Friday will be a little bit like today in the

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morning, with the cloud coming up from the South and the rain edging

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up the eastern coast. Not as intense as this morning but it will

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make its presence felt in the East in particular through the day.

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Fragments of rain pushing in leant towards the West but again, like

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today, Cumbria very best with dry skies and brightness.

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Tom temperatures tomorrow no great Air reminder of the weekend. For

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Cumbria, some fairly hefty showers on Saturday. This is not snow. It

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is Hale. For Sunday, the showers make a bit of a comeback. On a

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Sunday and Monday the temperatures do not pick up. For the North East,

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not dissimilar. The showers to continue over the weekend, a bit

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A last look at the headlines: Libya's Colonel Gaddafi is on the

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run but has issued another call to arms to his supporters, telling

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