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Hello, and welcome to Look North. In the programme tonight:

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The man who led the fight to keep the steel industry - and jobs - on

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Teesside has died at the age of just 43.

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Also tonight: she was impaled on metal railings. Now 10 year-old

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Caitlin talks about her ordeal. Disability groups sue bus company

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Arriva after claims of discrimination.

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And tuning up for the premiere of a new symphony - dedicated to one of

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our football clubs! In sport, just over four hours to

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go until the football transfer window slams shut till January.

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But is the North's big transfer story about to fall flat this

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At he was one of the driving forces in the movement to save Teesside's

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steel industry. Jeff Waterfield saw the campaign succeed, but did not

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live to see steel production resume. His death at the age of 43 has

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shocked the whole area and tributes have come from both sides of the

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political divide. Just how significant a figure was Jeff

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Waterfield? First of all, there is real shock

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and sadness on Teesside tonight at Jeff Waterfield's death. As you say

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she was only 43 and beads behind a partner and a son. As well as that,

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he leaves a real legacy for steelmaking on Teesside. If you

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look behind the you will see some grains. They are getting these

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still works ready to be reopened in September. It is one of the real

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tragedy is that Jeff Waterfield will not live to see that come to

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fruition. It will be 800 more jobs for this area. That is why we think

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it is important to talk about 10 tonight - that is the legacy he

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leaves behind him tonight. And the company that has taken over led the

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tributes today. It is a real tragedy that he will not be able to

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see the fruits of his Labour. But I am absolutely certain that everyone

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in the community would give him absolute full credit or the work,

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and for the hard campaigning that was needed to get across the

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message. Two campaign for so long when people had written us off.

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That was the political tribute. And the legacy that he leaves behind.

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He really did fight a campaign that on a long time looked like a losing

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battle. Going back to 2009 when it was announced that steelmaking was

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coming to an end. But he brought in the royals, the Duke of York came

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as the Archbishop of York as well. They visited the area. He was at

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the forefront of that campaign that many thought could not been one.

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But it has been one, and in December still working -- making

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will return to Teesside. And tributes have been coming in. This

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is from the company that is taking over. I spoke to him on Saturday

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just before he was about to go and play rugby. He was polishing his

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boots when I spoke to him. And he said a text message with a picture

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of him with a black eye after the game. So that fixture at -- picture

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epitomised what he was all about. He lived life to the full, he was

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larger than life. Obviously we should leave tonight as well as the

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thoughts there from the company and the politicians, our thoughts with

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Jeff Waterfield's family, his partner and his son.

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Police say they have had dozens of calls from the public reporting

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potential sightings of Graeme Jarman. And nationwide hunt

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continues for the 47-year-old fugitive who is wanted in

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connection with the murder of Judith Richardson. She was battered

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to death with a hammer at her home. New CCT visage was released by

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police last night showing him at a store in the Cleveland town of Yarm

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at around 7pm last Wednesday. The boss of the failed Darlington

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based care homes company Southern Cross says he will not accept a pay

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out when he leaves the firm. Jamie Buchan says when he steps down he

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will forgo at �500,000 pay-off that is due to him. Southern Cross is

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arranging for its 752 care homes to be transferred to other landlords.

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Around 12 elderly residents had to be taken to safety during a skies

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fire in Hartlepool this morning. An investigation into the cause is

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underway. It is thought the fire was started deliberately.

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The mother of a young girl who was impaled on park railings earlier

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this summer is calling for all spikes to be removed. Caitlin Brown

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slipped and fell as she took a short cut home. It pierced her

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stomach just inches from her vital organs. Today, she has been

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speaking about her ordeal for the first time.

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Tulisa and -- Caitlin and Renea. Best friends, and for one of

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fateful day in June, Caitlin will be forever grateful Renea was by

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her side. I was just climbing over for a short cut to get home. And

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there was a baby birds so I went over to see it. And climbing back

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over I slipped and fell on the spike. I saw her slipping, and she

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was shedding get my mum. So I just ran in the front door of the house

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and got her mum and they came out and ran the ambulance. I just could

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not move. I knew that I was stuck. And I was trying to push myself off

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but I could not. It took two hours for Caitlin to be freed. She was

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taken to hospital with the spike still in her. Its authors surgeon

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said it was 10 centimetres from piercing her heart. So I just thank

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God to be almost. I never dreamt she would climb over that. And

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hopefully she has learnt her lesson! Since Caitlin's accident,

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the council had not only remove the part of the railing where it

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happened, they have also removed some of the spikes from certain

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places around the park. For the family really want are there -- is

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for them to remove all the spikes. I think they need to come down

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sooner rather than later. I would not want this to happen to somebody

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else. Caitlin has now made a full recovery, and thankfully the scars

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of mental and physical are fading. Visibility groups are suing North

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East Bus Company Arriva over claims it is discriminating against

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disabled people. In one case, Ann Dodsworth alleges she was not

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allowed on a bus because she uses a wheelchair. Arriva says it is

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complying fully with disability law. So common sight in Darlington -

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Arriva's Lee and cream buses. Ann Dodsworth used to be a regular

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traveller on them, that she claims that some of the drivers will not

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let her on board because she uses a wheelchair. One driver was heard to

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say, people like that should walk home. Referring to leave. If I

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could walk, I would. Some of the drivers just go straight past us.

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They do not even stop to let me on. Others have had the ramps screwed

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down so that I cannot get on. It really upsets me. I feel like a

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second-class citizens. Local disability groups are so worried

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about those allegations they had backed her decision to suit Arriva.

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Money is tight, people cannot afford taxis and the need to be

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able to use the buses. It is ridiculous that they cannot get on

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them. The government are laying down at timescale to have every bus

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having a wheelchair accessible space. We do not know how many

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people out there are not aware of their rights, how many people are

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refused access and never try it again. And we what you get the

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message out again that the Act is there to offer disabled people

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protection Essenes discrimination. In a statement, Arriva said they

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are confident the company is complying with the current

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Disability discrimination Act. But they will investigate any areas of

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particular concern. BT say they are hoping to find any

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reconnect around 400 customers who had been cut off for the last two

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weeks. In all, about 900 homes and businesses were disconnected after

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thieves stole more than one mile of copper cable. It also stopped the

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Post Office and cash machines from carrying out financial transactions.

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Back in business. But this is one of the lucky ones. This florist

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shop was cut off for 12 days after thieves stole a mile and a quarter

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of underground cable. Cashing in on high scrap metal prices. But the

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cost and inconvenience to the community is harder to estimate.

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were lucky, we had our fax machine that was still working. But that

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made problems with our card machine. And we could not get Internet

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orders in time so we lost a lot of orders over the two weeks. Cash

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machines were knocked out over the raid along with the Post Office

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computer, of which could not pay pensions or benefits. A I thought

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it was awful when people need their money and they just could not get

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it. It was not only me, there were plenty of people. I go every week.

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No one is annoyed with BT's. Everyone is annoyed because those

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people who have done this had not understood or don't care about a

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heartbreak they have left. Some telephones are still off today.

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Which means an anxious wait for this trainee Floris, just out of

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college. It is very difficult, I cannot apply for any jobs or access

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my e-mails, and if anyone is trying to get in touch with the I do not

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know about it. At the moment they have said they will call us live in

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three days, that that will take it up to 19 days. Damage means it is a

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complicated repair. But BT engineers are the been to reconnect

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the remaining customers by the end of today.

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A proposal to partially demolished hard legal's sea wall in a bid to

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manage coastal erosion was rejected at a public meeting last night.

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Hundreds of homes are under threat from erosion. Consultants say

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millions of pansies to be spent on sea defences. At the meeting, the

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council ruled out partially demolished in the sea wall and

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promenade. The latest comings and goings on

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football's transfer deadline day. And John Grundy takes us on the

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last of his summer Johns, which takes him back to the stone-age.

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Stepping forward in time, as we move from summer to autumn it is an

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improvement, if only a slight one. His work has been performed all

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over the world. Now composer and football fan of David Golightly has

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dedicated and Music Symphony to his favourite theme -- team. The

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Middlesbrough since then he will be It is the first classical music

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symphony ever dedicated to a football club. Classical composer,

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and lifelong Boro fan, David Golightly says the symphony is his

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gift to the football club and the people of Teesside. Theory is

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something special about Middlesbrough. You can keep your

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Arsenals, they're not going to have a symphony dedicated to them. And

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they haven't got this uniqueness, which is part of Middlesbrough.

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Admittedly, footballers aren't known for their classical music

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skills - but at today's launch of the Middlesbrough Symphony they did

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have a go. We like to be the first in a lot of things. So yes, it is

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unusual. Even though I'm not a great classical music fan, it is

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unique, and I'm sure the fans will enjoy it. Dedicated to

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Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson, the composer says the symphony is a

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tribute to the builders, the dreamers, the workers - who strive

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for something better. So, summer draws to a close at

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midnight. And that means John Grundy's summer jaunts are coming

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to an end as well. But he still has one left, before the holidays are

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over. And this week John takes us on a walk through 5,000 years of

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Cumbrian history. He's been to a remarkable area by the River Eamont

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- stuffed with castles, forts and Stone Age remains. It's just south

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of Penrith - between the A66 on one side and the M6 on the other - at

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For 5000 years ago, the Stone Age people lived round here. They built

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this bank of cobbled, which they get that from this river. They

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build its big, up to 24 ft high. And forming, as you can see, a vast

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circle, over 100 yards wide. Hugely impressive. This is a hinge, like

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Stonehenge. It was some sort of ritual, or religious centre. One

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wonders what went on here. If you walk through the gap that they have

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left in the back, you find yourself gazing right into the middle of yet

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another henge, or rather a medically, but inaccurately -- King

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Andrew's table. The Romans also came here, 2000 years ago. They

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built a fort, on my work -- on my way to a mere stripling among these

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buildings. This castle was built a measly 1000 years ago. It was built

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partly inside the walls of the Roman fort, and they snaffled most

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of the bricks. I think it is one of our are prettier ruined castles. It

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is beautifully sited!. So, two hinges, one Roman fort, and a

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castle. This was a castle, too. At least a fortified manor house. Its

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outer walls and its gatehouse survive pretty well complete, and

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impressive, too. I love this copy of the sanctuary knocker from

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Durham Cathedral. It all feels good, but the inside has seen some

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changes. In the early 19th century, the owner was the first Lord, and

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he demolished the old house, replacing it with a gigantic new

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house, which has also gone. In the middle, there are great piles of

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carved stones. What an art is going on here? The man to ask is the

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owner. What we are doing here is to restore a building which was going

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to be demolished to make way for 26 houses. We have provided a home for

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craftspeople, and a visitor attraction which gets about 100,000

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visitors a year. I think this is a great place. Right, two a hinges, a

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Roman fort, two castles, and if I really -... These beautiful church

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was built in the 16 hundreds by a remarkable lady, called Lady Anne

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Clifford. But it was altered in the 1840s, by the Lord. As you can see,

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he just packed the place with amazing, Continental would work.

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Right now, how long have I got to talk about it? Oh, No.

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Time for sport now and it's that time of year again, Mark - panic

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buying and an 11 o'clock deadline as the football's summer transfer

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window prepares to slam shut. A big name linked with Sunderland all day,

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but is he coming North? It is not looking like it. Peter Crouch, one

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of the targets for Steve Bruce. Crouch has turned down a move to

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Wearside once before, and reports tonight suggest he may be heading

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to Stoke City. Certainly, Bruce feels he needs more experience in

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the squad alongside record signing Asamoah Gyan - rumoured to have

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handed in a transfer request, which we understand is not the case. Both

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are famous for their different goal celebrations. Leaving Wearside

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looks to be Rio Fedinand's kid brother Anton - a fee has been

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agreed with QPR. Our leading three clubs all after strikers, Mark.

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Sunderland also linked with Celtic's Georgios Samaras. There

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have been rumours linking Arsenal's Nicholas Bendtner with Newcastle

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and Middlesbrough have been after a strike partner for Marvin Emnes all

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summer. Although they apparently haven't received any bids from

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Swansea for defender and captain Matthew Bates. Some interesting

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reported sightings. Sebastien Bastl on Tyneside, the former Newcastle

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player. And Lee Bowyer in trot -- Carlisle. One deal has gone through,

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Michael Smith at from Darlington has joined Charlton.

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Well that's all today. Last night, just after we went off air,

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Newcastle confirmed that they'd signed goalkeeper Rob Elliot from

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Charlton - a man boss Alan Pardew knows well - and more significantly

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a replacement for Jose Enrique at left-back. 20-year-old Italian

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international defender Davide Santos has joined the Magpies from

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TRANSLATION: I am really happy to be here. It was not an easy choice,

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but I am happy to be here, this is a historical club, and historical

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city, so I'm really happy to play for Newcastle. To last night's

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action now and it was a disappointing one for both

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Hartlepool and Carlisle in two With Rochdale awaiting the winners,

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the Cumbrians had a great opportunity to reach the fourth

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round of the Carling Cup. They were up against League Two side

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Aldershot, who'd knocked out West Ham, but Carlisle never really got

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going, even though they close to taking the lead here. With the last

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kick of the first half Michael Rankine, though, put Aldershot in

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front. And United's League Cup exit was confirmed when the unfortunate

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Danny Livesey turned a cross into his own net.

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Mick Wadsworth's Hartlepool, meanwhile, were at Scunthorpe in

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the Football League Trophy - the competition won at Wembley by

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Carlisle back in March. The home side made their intentions clear

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when Garry Thompson hit the bar. But Scunthorpe really upped their

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game in the second half and two goals from Bobby Grant inflicted on

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Pools their first defeat of the season. They can now concentrate on

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the league until the FA Cup gets He's trained some of the biggest

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names in boxing, including Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield - and

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now he's here in the North-East. Tommy Brookes, who's coached 21

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World Champions, is now preparing Sunderland's ex-Olympic medallist

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Tony Jeffries for his comeback fight in Doncaster this Saturday.

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Tommy Brooks is a legendary figure in boxing. Let's face it, if you

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have taught Mike Tyson had to throw a punch, you probably know a thing

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or two. Now he's in Sunderland, hoping Perry Jeffries get back for

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his comeback fight this weekend. -- Tony Jefferies. I have been fairly

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successful, if under Holyfield, Tyson... I have been kind of lucky.

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When you first started to work with Tony, what did you pick up on?

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was defending -- depending too much on his power. I am trying to get

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him to put his punches together. is different in a few ways, he is

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more laid back, he just concentrate on the boxing, doesn't concentrate

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on anything outside the ring. Before I start trading, I didn't

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realise I made so many mistakes. He is correcting all the mistakes.

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After eight professional wins, Tony Jeffries drew in his last fight

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over a year ago, and this Saturday's match is his comeback.

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He's hoping for great things, and with Tommy Brookes behind him, you

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know he's got a fighting chance. One man hoping to win a World

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Athletics medal is Teesside's Chris Tomlinson, who's been warming up

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for the men's long jump tomorrow. Tomlinson, who tried his hand at

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Taekwando, recently regained his British record and is considered a

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genuine medal prospect in South Korea. I just take life one day at

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a time. I have had some great performances, without getting to

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statistical. I believe I can do well, but the big picture for me,

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and I'm not trying to be a cop-out, is London 2012. That is my focal

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point. That is when I went to achieve serious medals. This is a

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stepping-stone. Good luck to him. Just about time for the weather now.

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And if you're still waiting for summer to start, I've got bad news

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for you. It's over. Finished. For another year. Tomorrow sees the

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official start of autumn. I would like to blame this gentleman, but

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The Met Office are still doing their sums, but it looks as if it

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has been the coldest summer in 18 years. While it was wetter than

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last year, still much as wet as 2007, 2008 or 2009. Our cameras

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have been out and about capturing many of the scenes. Here is a

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That was summer, we blinked and missed it! Tomorrow, and improving

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picture, but only very slightly. Mostly dry for many of us, I think

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the cloud will be more broken, so it should be a few more brighter

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spells, temperatures should be ever-so-slightly up on today. High

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pressure comes in two forms, clear or cloudy, tomorrow it is a cloudy

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one. That blanket of cloud, stuck underneath the high pressure.

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Overnight, a lot of cloud around, thick enough to produce the odd

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passing light shower, but most places will stay dry. Any gaps in

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the cloud will allow the temperatures to drop down into

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single figures. The winds, very light, and they will stay light

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tomorrow. But mostly dry picture across the North East and Cumbria.

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A better chance that the cloud will break, albeit briefly. We should

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see some blue-sky and a bit of sunshine tomorrow. Temperatures

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will be a shade up on the last few days. The winds remain a very light.

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A fairly indistinct area of high pressure at the minute, gradually

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getting shunted out of the way as we come towards the end of the week.

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So things, certainly not changing that much for the better as we head

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through the tail end of the week. For Friday, as we -- after a dry,

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bright start, Norden areas are more likely to see some rain. Dry and

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bright a further south. Saturday, still a fairly unsettled picture.

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By then it looked as if western and southern areas are more likely to

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seek the rain. Gradually becoming a wee bit warmer as we head into the

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headlines. David Cameron has said he will ask Libya's new leaders for

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help in finding a man suspected of killing WPC Yvonne Fletcher, who

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was shot outside the Libyan Embassy in London 27 years ago.

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And Jeff Waterfield, the chairman of the multi unions at Redcar's

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