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Welcome to Friday's programme. Tonight, a Look North exclusive. As

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the hunt for suspected murderer Graeme Jarman goes nationwide, his

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oldest friend appeals for him to give himself up. Graeme, if you're

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out there, don't leave it any longer. Find someone you know, turn

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yourself into the police. Also tonight, the man who caused

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this trail of destruction in a stolen bus is jailed.

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Not playing by the rules - fears that our egg farmers could be

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driven out of business by Euro cheats.

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And a genuine storm in a tea cup, as brewers fight over the right to

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use a brand name. In sport, what does Alan Shearer

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think of the Magpies' number nine vacancy?

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And just how nervous will the parents of this young Cumbrian be

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if he makes the England team for tomorrow's One-Day cricket

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It's now two weeks since 77 year- old Judith Richardson was found

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battered to death at her home in Hexham, in Northumberland. And the

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man suspected of murdering her, Graeme Jarman, is still at large.

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He's now the focus of a nationwide manhunt, and has a price on his

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head. We have two reports coming up. First, let's go live to Peter

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Harris, who's outside the house in Hexham where Judith Richardson

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lived. It is now two weeks since Judith Richardson was discovered

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but more than two weeks since Graeme Jarman disappeared. More

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information has been released, we will come back to that. Firstly we

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already know some things about this man. He is a convicted sex offender,

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he has convictions for armed robberies, for indecent assault and

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there is another side to this month. Our chief reporter has been in

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London on the trail of one of Jarman's oldest friends and as you

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will see now, he paints a different picture. He is the's man every

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police officer in the country is looking for.

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A rapist, rubber and now a suspected murderer. So was Graeme

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Jarman always a monster in the making? Martin McRae, now a senior

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health service manager, has known him since they started school

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together as five-year-olds at Lanchester in County Durham. Your

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heart goes out of the people who have been the victim of crimes like

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this and this one in particular. You think, that is not the lad I

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knew. It makes you think almost, did I miss something? And I don't

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think I did. He was a decent lad, a good friend, I would still say that

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even know what has turned out 20 years on has been very, very

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different to what I knew. Other old friends say it Jarman's personality

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changed when, as a young man, he was told he had been adopted as a

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child. Martin, though, is not so sure. For any of us, that would be

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a big shock, is that they reason to go on and do this? You cannot draw

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that conclusion, can you? But what you can say is that until leaving

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school at 18, and I assume he knew nothing about that at the time,

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there was no indication that there was any badness in the man and were

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that something like that tries partners in to you. It may have

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been a tipping point. Difficult to imagine what his mother is going

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through at the moment? A lovely woman and always kind in my

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experience. She would bring us a glass of orange juice out when we

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were tiny. She did everything that friends' parents do for you

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enclosed community life. She has asked for Graeme Jarman to give

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himself up. What would you say to him if you could? Exec in the same.

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Graeme, if you are out there, Turn IT yourself in it to the police. Do

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not run away from the police. And I would say that today and I am sure

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that is what everybody else would say to him. Listen Timmy, Graeme,

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that is what you should do. So, the hunt goes on.

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Peter, the police released some new information about Jarman this

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afternoon. What can you tell us? has a gambling habit, and people

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think he has blown hundreds of pounds in the past few weeks and

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people believe he has been desperate to recover those losses.

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And they reckon that may have been significant in the events that

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followed. Graeme Jarman in the bookies.

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Pictures which might be more significant than first thought.

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know that he enjoys gambling but we also know that he has had a problem

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with it for a long time. We do believe that before the murder of

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Miss Richardson, he may have lost several hundred pounds through

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gambling which may have been the trigger for some rather irrational

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behaviour. I think if it makes sense to him, he will know that

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walking into any police station and taking the stress out of the

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situation is the right thing to do, I am confident he will know that.

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And so the police search for Graeme Jarman is focusing on betting shops

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as well as hotels and the public transport network. Graeme Jarman as

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-- goes missing from his home in Consett. On August 19th, Judith

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Richardson is discovered having been beaten to death with a hammer.

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He is seen at a bookies in Saltburn on August 22nd, then spotted

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shopping in Teesside and last Friday, another sighting, this time

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boarding a bus on Stockton High Street. Since then, nothing. The

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police accept he could be anywhere and tonight they launched a

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nationwide manhunt. Graeme Jarman is now officially a suspect in the

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investigation into the murder of Judith Richardson and today, her

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family issued a statement saying what has happened to them is

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horrific and they are urging the public to help the police.

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It is not two weeks since Judith Richardson was found bludgeoned to

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death at home in Hexham and tonight a �5,000 reward is on offer from

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Crimestoppers for information which leads to the conviction of Miss

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Richardson's killer. The police are reiterating tonight,

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do not approach Graeme Jarman, you would not be surprised hearing the

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information we have given you, but we have got officers from three of

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the region's police forces, Northumbria, Durham and Cleveland

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and several working exclusively on Detectives investigating the murder

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of an elderly man have recovered remains from the back garden of a

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house in Gateshead. 85-year-old Francis Willis, who lived on the

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Leam Lane Estate, hasn't been seen for two weeks. His son, who's also

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called Francis, appeared before magistrates earlier today and was

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charged with murder. A man's been crushed to death by a

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concrete staircase in Workington. Martin McGlasson, 37, was working

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on it this morning when it collapsed at ACP Concrete, at Clay

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Flatts in the town. "It's one of the worst cases of

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dangerous driving I've ever seen". The words today of a judge

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sentencing a County Durham man, who stole a bus and caused nearly

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�70,000 worth of damage. 20-year- old Adam Winfield from Trimdon

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knocked into cars, walls, telegraph poles and power lines when he stole

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the vehicle in April. He eventually crashed the bus in Shotton Colliery.

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Stuart Whincup reports. This is where Adam Winfield's trail

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of destruction ended. He'd crashed into cars, knocked down power lines

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before ending up in a front garden, just a few feet from one family's

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front room. It was horrendous because I would be quite honest, it

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made me shake. I was absolutely petrified. When I got my senses

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back to where they should be, I went to the front door thinking

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there would be a plane or something. Winfield had taken the coach from

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Peterlee Bus Station. He then drove the two miles to Shotton Colliery,

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crashing into half a dozen cars, before finally stopping. Today the

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court heard the clean-up bill was a big one. Northern Electric said it

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spent �25,000 on staff and repair work following the crash. Arriva

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said it had to spend �25,000 on a new bus. And residents estimated

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the damage to their cars and property was around �15,000. --

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The judge said that the mayhem would horrify anyone listing. He

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said it was one of the worst cases of dangerous driving he had ever

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known. Driving on the wrong side of the road, without lights on,

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crashing into cars and gardens, the damage was estimated at tens of

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thousands of pounds. A custodial sentence of 12 months was the only

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Sunderland Football Club today argued that a lunchtime kick-off at

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their match against Stoke City, which will take place on the same

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day as the Great North Run, was the best option for fans. As we told

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you on last night's Look North, organisers of the run fear

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transport chaos and point out that many of those taking part or

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watching will also be football fans who won't be able to get to the

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game. The clash of fixtures means more than 90,000 sports fans could

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be in the region at the same time. Here's our correspondent, Mark

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Denten. The Great North Run involves 54,000

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runners. A home match at the Stadium Of Light, 40,000 fans. And

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this year, both will be on the same day. Bizarrely, this complicated

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web of sporting events has come together because I up the success

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of Stoke City. They have qualified for the group stages of the Europa

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League and what that means is fixture congestion and that also

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means that Stoke City will play Sunderland here at 1 o'clock on the

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day of the Great North Run. Organisers of the Great North Run

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say that will mean travel chaos. Our biggest concern is for people

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who will be leaving the area of the finish line and travelling south

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because as they arrive in and around Sunderland, 40,000 fans will

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be leaving the Stadium of Light. We are disappointed that we were not

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consulted about the change to the One o'clock kick-off on the Sunday,

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a real surprise to us and we found out on the internet on Wednesday

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evening. But at Sunderland, they're relaxed

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at the fixture clash. It will allow the people of South Tyneside fair

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access and a fair chance to the metro system before the bulk of the

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runners have finished. Organisers of both events say

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they're now determined to make both a success.

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British egg farmers have spent millions of pounds, to meet new

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European regulations, due in January. But because some EU

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countries haven't bothered, the commission is thinking about giving

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them extra time. The fear is, home farmers might now be undercut by

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their continental competitors, and some might even go out of business.

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Keith Akehurst reports from the North East's biggest egg producer.

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For 50 years and four generations, Derwent Valley Eggs has been

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supplying the North East. From big supermarkets to corner shops, a

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quarter of a million birds producing 200,000 eggs a day. The

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Tulip family have spent �6 million in six years removing the old

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battery hen cages and replacing them with free range and colony

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systems. At first glance, the colony system does not look much

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different to the battery one but the cages are much bigger and the

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facilities inside for the birds, much better. The old cages, they

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were just about about a square, from there to there at that height

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and the same distance apart. And we used to have five birds in there

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and I now realise that was wrong. This system has been researched,

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and goes from here where we have a nest box and then there's plenty of

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perching space and at the far end, there's a feeder inside with food

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troughs inside. The EU gave producers ten years to

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replace battery cages with the colony system. From 1st January,

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battery production will be illegal. But some EU countries haven't

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bothered to comply and are asking for a delay. You have to pay for

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all of your loans, and extra costs in the production systems, and if

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you have got foreign caged hens eggs coming in, you will not be

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able to compete. A parliamentary select committee

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backs the British farmers. We won the Government to press the

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Commission to make sure that those not complying in other European

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Union countries will not have their eggs admitted into this country but

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also that they will be heavily fined.

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Coming up next in tonight's Look North, Yorkshire tea wars. And

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later, if you thought you couldn't look cool on a mobility scooter,

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think again. Plenty of cloud means rain for most of us over the

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weekend but also some brightness as Now, this sounds like more than a

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storm in teacup. The world-famous Yorkshire company, Taylor's of

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Harrogate, has been accused of being heavy-handed. They've ordered

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the makers of a new tea, called Yorkshire Brew, to take their

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product off the shelves. Taylor's own the brand name Yorkshire Tea,

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and they're threatening legal This is possibly Yorkshire's newest

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tea room. China Jasmin, four coffees, one breakfast brood and

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three Lucy loaf... It is also selling what is possibly

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Yorkshire's newest team. York City is a registered trademark owned by

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the same company that runs Betty's. And it wants Yorkshire Brew off the

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menu. Leaving this brand new business shocked and disappointed.

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I trialled it with the customers we had from Yorkshire and they thought

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it was absolutely brilliant. The feedback we got was phenomenal. As

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we know, a Yorkshire Brew for hard water, is to be a tough brew. It

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has got lots of good colour and flavour. I thought it was brilliant

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and before you know it, it has caused a few problems which is a

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bit sad, really. Tailors who owned the Yorkshire tea, same company as

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Betty's, have ordered Yorkshire Brew off the cells. And threatened

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legal action. They say the brand is to close to their own. Taylor's

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have told us in a statement, as a family business we are not experts

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on trade might but our advisers say we must protect our name and they

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have done it before. Three years ago, they did the same thing to

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Jonathan kid, he made savoury snacks called Fat Bettys but he

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fought back and eventually won. The Oxford company behind Yorkshire

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brew are hoping to do the same. was a bit upset about it first of

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all but then I was a bit bemused about it because I could not

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understand how you could trade mark the word "Yorkshire". We use the

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name Oxford and Scottish so we feel using the name Yorkshire is just an

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area of the country, not treading on anyone's toes. A our legal

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advice is that the word Yorkshire when related to tea is a trademark.

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Had Yorkshire Brew been a beer, then a no problem. Think Tetley's,

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for example. Whatever, let us have a bridge. -- a cup of tea. We

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understand Newcastle's board has made a statement hitting back at

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all the criticism against transfer. For yes, a bit more detail later on.

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Cricket now and Durham's international cricket ground at

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Chester-le-Street will be back in the spotlight this weekend. It's

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the start of the One-Day International series between

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England and the world champions, India. Tomorrow's capacity crowd

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will be the equal biggest in the ground's relatively short history.

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Mark Tulip looks ahead. It's a big job staging any major

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televised sporting event and there was no let-up this lunchtime less

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than 24 hours before England try to do to India in the 50-overs game

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what they did to them in a one- sided summer Test series. A

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successful day off the pitch tomorrow meanwhile can only boost

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Durham's worldwide reputation. About 17,500 people in on the day.

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And I think a leading one-day side at the moment, India, about will be

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a lot of pressure. All the visitors here who have come from the first

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time, they get the wow factor. They get the atmosphere on the ground

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which is a very special place. is becoming a true international

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venue, isn't it? Yes, it keeps on improving and I hope there is a

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good crowd tomorrow who get behind us. And in that crowd will be

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Deborah and Ged Stokes, a mum and dad with every reason to be nervous

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especially if son, Ben, the Durham all-rounder and England new boy,

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gets to play at his home ground tomorrow. As a coach I have been

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involved with the game a lot and it is pretty much the same when Benn

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is playing cricket. If he gets elected tomorrow and hopefully he

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will, to play in front of his home crowd, I think the nerves will be

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at there. I suffer them worse than he does and his mother is even

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worse. It's been a big year for Yorkshire

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fast bowler Tim Bresnan who'll be hoping to play his part in the

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five-match series. The one thing they cannot control here is the

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weather. Back in the County Championship,

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Durham are still in with a shout of the title. They set Sussex an

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relegation-threatened Yorkshire are up for a fight against Warwickshire.

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Yorkshire have got five wickets While Newcastle United fans may be

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frustrated that their team failed to sign another striker before the

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transfer deadline, they will have a chance to see one of their heroes

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in the number nine shirt before too long. It's all because of a charity

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football match involving some of United's greatest entertainers from

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the 1990s. Part of the reason the number nine

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shirt is so iconic at Newcastle is because of this man. Next month,

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Alan Shearer will roll back the years and lead United's

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entertainers out once again - this time in a charity match against

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Liverpool's old boys at Kingston Park. We were everyone's second

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team back then. The way that Kevin wanted to play his football, wanted

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to attack. I am not sure everyone will be as fit as they were 10

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years ago, but it will be great to be with the guys again.

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Kicking off the game will be Geordie runner and Newcastle fan,

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Mark Allison, fresh from his incredible run across America.

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me, this is like a dream. Times of course have changed since

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Newcastle were challenging for the title, and Shearer admits it's

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strange seeing his old shirt still vacant. It does surprise me because

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it was a great privilege to wear it and it is a shame we will not see

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it this season. I am not sure why, maybe people were too scared of

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what has gone on before. Do you think they have got enough up

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front? When I look at other teams, then I think yes. I don't think

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there will be involved in a relegation battle, I think we can

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finish mid-table or above with what they have got. Newcastle's managing

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director in a statement has admitted disappointment that they

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were unable to sign the striker they targeted but defended the

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policy of signing young players who represent value for money.

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In League One tomorrow, both Hartlepool and Carlisle - like all

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our non-league clubs - will be looking to capitalise on the

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international break. Pools are at home to Exeter, while Carlisle are

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up against the league leaders MK Dons at Brunton Park, hoping to go

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joint top themselves. It is a big game, and I think a lot of emphasis

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will be on this. In the past, they have been exciting. I know their

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team can be exciting and so can we, and hopefully it will take us to

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the right end of the table. In other sport, Middlesbrough's

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Chris Tomlinson, who was carrying a knee injury, was well outside the

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medals in the long jump final at the World Championships. But there

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has been success for the region at the World Rowing Championships in

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Slovenia. As well as Durham's Nathan Reilly O'Donnell winning a

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silver medal in the men's eight, 21-year-old Keiran Emery from

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Newcastle claimed gold in the lightweight pairs race. Meanwhile

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Jess Eddie, also from Durham, has qualified for London 2012 after

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taking bronze for Team GB in the women's eight.

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Finally good luck to Darlington roofer Stuey Hall with three

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bantamweight boxing titles on the line when he fights Jamie McDonnell

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Thanks, Katie. Mobility scooters are a familiar sight on our roads

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and footpaths, and for many people they're absolutely crucial for

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getting around. But you probably haven't seen one quite like this.

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This has 110 batteries and will do eight mph on the road and you have

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got to tax it as disabled. It is governed to four mph on the road

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with a switch. With 20 years of mobility scooter

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sales behind him, Andrew Wylie thought it was about time people

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had more choice in their mode of transport. At �5,000, the Harley

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lookalike isn't cheap, but he's already sold one and now he's

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moving into designs of his own. had a lot of accident damaged

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vehicles which were not worth repairing, so we put something for

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fun on this. How fast will that go? It is currently on 10 mph which can

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be governed down to four. Could you sup it up? Yes. It could go up to

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20 mph. Do you think you will get customers? Yes, I do. A lot of

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people take photographs on the street. Definitely. I think they

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are absolutely brilliant. I have never seen them before. Berry, very

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good. I think kids will love this. A Harley Davison, if I was younger,

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I would get it! Andrew's now working on other

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scooter conversions including an articulated lorry and a Formula One

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racing car, and if you have an idea for something special, he says

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he'll see what he can do. Damian is thinking of trading in his car now!

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Time for the weather and how is the Chester-le-Street cricket looking

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Not many surprises as far as temperatures went, daytime figures

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in one area at 18.5 degrees Celsius slightly short of where they should

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have been and sunshine similarly in short supply. In County Durham,

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that is only a fraction of the sunshine we should see. Haydon

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Bridge had more than double what they should normally have in the

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way of rain and that is repeated in many areas. Plenty of cloud around

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today and more into the evening. This band of rain from the north

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and west slowly working south and east but many areas will stay dry.

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Lot of cloud around and it will not be cold, temperatures around 12

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Celsius a typical overnight low. Southerly breezes as well and it

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stays fairly mild tomorrow but the rain slowly edges its way south and

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east and most places will see rain through the day and the cricket at

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Chester-le-Street will certainly see some art breaks through the

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afternoon. At the end of the day, we will see some drier interludes

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getting into northern parts, possibly some light brightness as

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well but this weather front marks the boundary between warm air to

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the south and cooler fresh air to the north. You might escape the

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worst of the rain right on the coast. Not wall-to-wall sunshine

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either. It is the cold front that is the separation between the warm

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air and the cooler air as we head into Sunday. A bit of a gap in

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between the weather systems and there may have got cooler, fresh

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air coming from the West as we head into the next part of the week.

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After rain for most of us on Saturday, temperatures in the mid-

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