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Welcome to Monday's Look North. More families come forward to

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complain about standards of care at a County Durham hospital. You feel

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guilty because you are leaving them and leaving them to look after

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people that I care about. And they treat them like that. Five people I

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treated in hospital after taking contaminated drugs.

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Bad sign, councillors plan to scrap the number 13 thanks to

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superstitious house buyers. And life after football, Steve Howe

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speaks candidly about his struggle to deal with retirement.

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He is from Sunderland but played for Newcastle, so he will have been

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glued to yesterday's Tyne and Wear derby. Olympic delight as two of

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our swimmers qualify for this Three weeks ago, the BBC reported

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on concerns over basic standards of care at the County Durham hospital.

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The University Hospital of North Durham was at the centre of an

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investigation after complaints from patients' relatives. Dozens more

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people have come forward to complain about what they say were

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poor care standards at the same hospital. Last week at commission

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called for changes in the wake older people are treated in

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hospitals and in care homes. The BBC Inside Out investigation

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centred around elderly former patients in the University Hospital

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of North Durham. Patients and their families complained about basing

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care, feeding and washing. Since their concerns were aired, many

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more have contacted the BBC. Patients were sitting waiting for a

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whole load of stuff to happen. Medicines, bedpans and all this

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sort of thing. George wrote to the hospital several times, so when he

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saw the investigation he felt they had not been listening. Nothing has

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changed. The point is nobody has learnt a Darnah thing from all the

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letters I wrote, all the complaints I now understand they are getting,

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and the process is getting worse. David Hamilton was admitted to the

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University Hospital in November. His teeth were not brash, his face

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was not was, he did not go to the toilet in six days and they are

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basic needs. You feel guilty because you are leaving these

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people, you I leaving these people to look after people I care about

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and they are treating them like that. Other families with a recent

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experience also got in touch. This is an e-mail, a diary said to the

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hospital by a nurse who says her father was denied a dignified death

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earlier this year. This is bomb an elderly patient discharged 10 days

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ago. She said she saw an old lady, 80 years old, ringing her buzzer

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for 10 minutes, she was desperate for the toilet. When the nurse

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finally arrived, she had wept herself. An inspection by the Care

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Quality Commission last August reported a hospital was not

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compliant in nutrition and dignity. But inspectors have returned

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recently and found it to be fully compliant. County Durham and

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Darlington NHS Foundation Trust declined our offer of an interview,

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They are encouraging anyone who is unhappy about their treatment to

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contact the trust. You can see more on that on Inside

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Out tonight at 7:30pm. It also contains a report on the unusual

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lengths been taken to avoid paying business rates on one of the

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queen's properties in Harrogate. Five people have been treated in

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hospital in Teesside suffering from the effects of contaminated drugs.

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Four men and a woman had been taken to North Tees Hospital.

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Delors makes drugs like heroin with cement, baking soda and talc,

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anything to bulk them out. Greater quantities mean greater profits.

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Now, five people in Stockton have been treated in hospital after

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taking the drug methadrone. It is believed the drugs were

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contaminated. We have got a lot of us cheap drugs on the street,

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coming from abroad, bought off the Internet. One person who uses drugs

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said to me, it is a ticking time bomb, you do not know what you are

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taking, but you take it. This evening, two men remain in hospital

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while tests are taking place to find that what substances were

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mixed with the drugs. These are being sold illegally, so there is

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no control over those drugs, so you do not know the short-term and

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long-term effects. Three people have been arrested and are now

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being questioned on suspicion of supplying controlled drugs. People

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love taken methadrone and are feeling unwell have been told to go

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to hospital as soon as possible. Stewart joins us now from our BBC

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Tees newsroom. What is the latest? This evening the man leading the

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investigation said the priority was to get the contaminated drugs off

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the street. They have already sees a small batch of methadrone which

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has been sent away for testing. A number of searches have taken place

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today in Stockton and more are expected over the next 24 hours.

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But since last night there have been no new reports of people

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feeling the ill-effects after taking these drugs and they hope

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the problem has been contained to these five people. A cricket coach

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has been jailed for six years at Newcastle Crown Court for abusing

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youngsters in his charge. Michael Strange was a scout for Durham

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County Cricket Club and a coach at Bill Quay Cricket Club in Gateshead.

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He was convicted of seven charges of indecent assault. A baby girl

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from County Durham has died a month after she made medical history by

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becoming the youngest patient to undergo heart surgery. Jasmine Carr

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from Newton Aycliffe was just hours old when the doctors carried out

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open-heart surgery. Her funeral will take place tomorrow.

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controversial head teacher of a flagship High School has quit after

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the half-term holiday. Dr Paul Cairney was a pioneer at Monkseaton

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High School in Tyneside. He resigned after 17 years in the post,

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but it is not clear why he left. It is a futuristic school with

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futuristic teaching methods, pioneered by the American head

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teacher Dr Paul Cairney. Innovations included learning where

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students alternate tuition and activities like basketball. Then

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there was the 10 o'clock start soap teenage pupils could have a lie-in

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and optimise their learning later in the day. This is much more

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positive in the sense that some of the worst features of teenagers may

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begin to be mitigated through managing things around their body

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clock and not hours. Dr Kelly was courted by politicians of all

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persuasions. Under Labour Monkseaton High became the first

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trust school in England with Microsoft as its partner. It was

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one of the last to be built before Labour lost power.

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It opened in September 2009, but the first exam results were not

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promising. Only a third of pupils got good GCSEs in 2010. Results

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improved dramatically last year and now in February 2012, Dr Kelley has

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gone. The council issued a statement and said they are now

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seeking a successor to Dr Kelley and in the interim the executive

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head teacher from Whitley Bay High School is overseeing Monkseaton

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High School. 2300 pupils in total. Now, some think of black cabs are

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lucky, others refused to walk under a ladder, but now one of the

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region's councils looks set to act against superstition by scrapping

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the number 13 for all new housing developments.

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If the credit crisis does not thwart your house sale, maybe

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superstition well. A few, it seems, will hesitate on a dream home if it

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is at an lucky number 13. November last year the survey came

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out that number 13 was �6,500 less than number 14. We do not see that

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locally. If somebody likes a property, they will buy that

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property, irrespective of the number. They can apply to a local

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authority to change the number. in County Durham the figure is set

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to vanish from new buildings. On Wednesday a Street naming and

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numbering policy goes before councillors. If we are

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superstitious, few of us admit it. I do not think number 13 would put

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me off. I would buy a house as long as I wanted a house. What is wrong

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with number 13. People who are superstitious with think something

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is wrong with it, but it would not bother me. Many councils got rid of

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number 13 many years ago. Do not walk under a ladder, do not put a

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black umbrella up when the sun is shining. What is the worst that can

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happen? I am not going to be hit by a meteor, am I?

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He was never seen again. Plenty more to come tonight: We are live

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with the Women's Institute group which took on the might of a power

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company and one. And meet the professionals who

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drink beer for a living. We are in for another frosty nights

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and join me later for the full details for the next few days.

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Today is a double cause for celebration for one of the oldest

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women's institutes in the country. The head and on the wall branch is

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not only toasting its 95th anniversary, it is also raising a

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glass to mark victory over Npower in the battle over a huge

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electricity bill. Look at all these smiling faces. It

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was a very different story three weeks ago. The last time I was here

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it was all doom and gloom. The ladies basic fleet did not know if

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they would serve five. They had been landed with a �5,000 energy

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bill and they did not know if they could pay it, but there have been

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developments. Last week we had a phone call from Npower saying they

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had cancelled the whole bill and we were absolutely delighted. But not

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only that, they cancelled the last bill we paid to them for our last

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quarter's electricity and we are absolutely delighted. If it is

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celebrations... All around. They think is it was always a David and

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Goliath battle, wasn't it? Yes. What kind of a mad person takes on

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the WI? A very foolish person. We are a strong force to be reckoned

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with and we do not like to see injustice and we felt we had to

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fight for this and we did. You were always going to make a stand and

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you were never going to back down? No, we had a tremendous amount of

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support behind us from everybody, the locals, the press and the media,

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so we had that support and we were not going to back down. These

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ladies definitely know how To Make A Stand and they also know how to

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make a rather nice spread, as you can see it. Congratulations come a

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ladies, happy anniversary, and here is still another 95 years. I think

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this party is going to go on Fashion model, pop star. Some would

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consider them to be dream jobs. But what about this select group of

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workers in North Yorkshire? If their posts were ever advertised,

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then surely, applications would run into the hundreds. They drink beer

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for a living. Peter Lugg has been looking for a vacancy.

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We all know the feeling, the start of another early shift at work.

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Reluctantly, we join our fellow band of stragglers as they wend

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their way along chilly streets and through the factory door. So

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dedicated is this group of workers that holidays are rarely taken bus-

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stop sickness is unheard of. Have I missed something? Mystery solved.

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But don't be too hard on this lot. They're actually working

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conscientiously at what they're paid to do. Beer tasting it is a

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serious business. We are all fully qualified and trained up. In a

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tough week, how many pints the have to drink? Like the wine industry,

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you do not have to drink it. Upstairs in the brewery, less

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fortunate members of staff are hard at work producing the beers Black

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Sheep has become famous for. It's 20 years since Paul Theakston broke

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away from the family firm to set up his own business. It can't have

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been a bad decision. Production is now running at 20 million pints a

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year and Black Sheep are one of the largest employers in the Dales.

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Initially, we were in Scottish and Newcastle's hands. That evolved and

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now that Simon and his part of the family have got back control of the

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business again, that is great for us because we have a real focus now

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with the brewing capital of the North.

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Both and you brew is being launched by Christopher Timothy and part of

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the sale price will support a local hospice. And you can count on it

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that the flavour of every pint will have been thoroughly tested.

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He was the boy from Sunderland who became a Newcastle United hero.

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Steve Howey was a black and white for 11 years and retired from the

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game in 2005. Now, Steve has been talking candidly to Late Kick Off

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about his long struggle to come to terms with life after football. And,

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as Katie Gornall reports, he believes that, following the death

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of Gary Speed, it's time for the game to address one of its biggest

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taboos - mental health. He was the defensive rock for Kevin

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Keegan's team. An England international who later played for

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Manchester City and Bolton before retiring at the age of 33. It is a

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huge shock coming into football and you do not realise how much you

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miss it. You sometimes wake up because you have nothing to do and

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you wonder what the point is in getting out of bed. There was a

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point where I was really a law and could not find a way out. You're in

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the sport and looking at yourself and you just think, this is going

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to go one of two ways here. You're looking at had are talking to

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somebody and getting some help or there is the other route. We all

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know what that is. Steve's life is back on track. I have children I

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absolutely adore her and for me, it was all about them. Also, my

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parents as well. Did not want them to suffer any more. Now, personally

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and professionally, everything is going really well. I have a great

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job and a great personal life and things are going from strength to

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strength. He is speaking now about his past Troubles because after the

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death of Gary Speed, he wants to address the stick back around

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mental health than the game. It is a really serious illness and I

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think it needs to be addressed. We need to have some sort of action

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plan where we have something for players in football as well as out

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of football. Fascinating. And you can see more

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of that interview with Steve Howey on Late Kick Off on BBC 1 tonight

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Time for Team Talk and a fairly fiesty Tyne-Wear derby. All the

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goalmouth action in a moment but there was plenty more going on, all

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over the pitch, Dawn? Newcastle won the yellow card count, 5-4, but the

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two reds went to Sunderland, who've now had four players sent off in

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the last three derbies between the two. It was a bit tasty and you

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sensed it would be as more than 52,000 fans from both sides of the

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derby divide converged on the stadium. It kicked off, so to speak,

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right after kick-off. In fact, it took less than 40 seconds. The foul

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here set the tone for the whole game. 97 minutes later, asked great

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read. Possibly the longest gap between cards in any game. A three-

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match ban for that backhander. He made a bit of a backhander of it

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but there was stuff going on all over the pitch. Both sides steaming

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in there and the referee it, I think, had a pretty decent game of

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a all. This, of course. The managers

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getting involved as well. Alan Pardew admitted it was not his

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finest hour. I have not covered myself and glory

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but I felt a little bit of injustice. I was really angry that

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so many physical challenges were going and which were unnecessary. I

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was a little bit disappointed with our first half because they got

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wrapped up in the attempt to unsettle her game planned. I

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thought it was ugly. The played splendidly forests. It was rather

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foolish and I think he should leave that for me if there is going to be

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a word to the referee. You could say mitigating circumstances but I

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think Newcastle were very lucky themselves to finish with 11

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players. Contrasting views there, as you

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might expect, from the two managers. And Newcastle had their goalkeeping

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coach, Andy Woodman, sent to the stands at half-time. But there was

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some football played, as well! This type of thing you see every week.

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It was spotted by the referee and are still a penalty. It does not

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often get spotted. Not his finest moment Penna Sunderland shirt,

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because Denner. Newcastle had a chance before half-time and it

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looked like they were not going to get back into it. A fabulous double

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save and if it had gone in, it would have been game over. An

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attacker's tackle there. Newcastle got the penalty and mist and a

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similar style. In typical derby fashion,. Shower is now the top

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scorer for Newcastle and the derbies and has scored more than

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any other player that than Jacqui Milburn. Even though I did not feel

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great, I wanted to be involved and be part of the experience. It is

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fantastic to be able to score a number of goals against our rivals.

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He would never have missed that penalty. He is a diamond it in

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terms of penalties against Sunderland. Unlucky today. I was

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really disappointed when they got the equaliser. I feel like there

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are a lot of positives to be taken. You can always say if we kept

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people on the pitch, we would have had a good win today.

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Middlesbrough are back in the Championship playoffs after beating

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troubled Portsmouth at Fratton Park. There was always a concern that

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with feelings running high in the stadium as Pompey fans tried to

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raise money for their club it would get the better of Boro, and

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although it took until the second half to break the deadlock Tony

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Mowbray needn't have worried as a Barry Robson penalty put the

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Teessiders ahead. Captain Matthew Bates got on the end of Robson's

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free kick to double Boro's lead before Pompey pulled one back with

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a penalty of their own after Lucas Jutkievicz was judged to have

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handled the ball. Adam Hammill looked dangerous on his debut but

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it was substitute Marvin Emnes who finally put the ball in the net to

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make it three. The win takes Boro up to fifth but on the downside

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they'll be without Rhys Williams who was sent off after a second

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yellow card. A fairly soft one. Hartlepool have been one of League

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One's form sides lately and are now ninth in the table, just one place

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behind Carlisle although the Cumbrians have two games in hand. A

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successful return to the Pools side for James Poole who's been out

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injured for two months. With Newcastle's Alan Smith in the squad

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until the end of the season promotion chasing MK Dons came back

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into it to grab a point when Jay O'Shea nodded in the equaliser.

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Carlisle's playoff hopes took a knock against Notts County who won

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their fourth successive game under new manager Keith Curle. Alan

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Sheehan's impressive free-kick ensured they move into the play-off

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places instead. And in the semi-finals of the FA

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Vase, West Auckland will face Herne Bay away on 24th March with the

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home leg the following weekend. While Dunston are home and then

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away to Stavely. Hopefully we'll see them both at Wembley.

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Well, it wasn't just football where the cards were being brandished

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this weekend. There were a couple of yellow cards in the Falcons

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Premiership rugby clash with top of the table Quins. But Newcastle gave

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it everything and if fight alone could save their top flight status

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there'd be no problem. Sometimes when you're scrapping for your life

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it boils over into indiscipline. The golden boot of Jimmy Gopperth

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gave Newcastle a lead which they hung onto until the last minute

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when they gave away a penalty that Quins converted to grab a draw -

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absolutely gutting! But it's like watching a different team under

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Gary Gold - amazing transformation, perhaps pushing the boundaries a

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bit. Before Gold and his team came in the Falcons had six yellow cards

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in 20 games. Since then they've had eight yellows and one red in just

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seven games. Sadly a win for Wasps means Falcons are still eight

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points adrift at the bottom. Finally, congratulations to our

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swimmers Jo Jackson and Aimee Wilmott who've qualified for the

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Olympics. Jo from Northallerton has been plagued by illness and injury,

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but followed home her GB team-mate, Rebecca Adlington, in the final of

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the women's 400m freestyle, at the Olympic trials in Londons Aquatic

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Centre last night. And Middlesbrough teenager Aimee

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Willmott finished second in the 400 metres individual medley in a

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personal best time. She'll compete at the Olympics 28 years after her

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dad Stuart flew the flag for Britain in Los Angeles. It has not

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hit me properly yet. I know I have done it but I cannot wait to tell

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my friends. Brings a tear to your Maybe not as volatile as a certain

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derby match but an interesting start. Here are a selection of

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pictures from the last few days. Showers turned to snow in places

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and have started settling on their Yorkshire moors. Showery weather

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means great rainbow weather and not always easy to capture a picture of

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one. This morning, an extra surprise for Paul who got some

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missed an some frost throne and. It will be a cold and frosty one for

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most of us tonight and some mist patches forming as well. Today,

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more unsettled weather for the weekend clearing the way to leave

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as some clear skies with most place is getting plenty of sunshine. A

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little on the chilly side and as we head through the evening, any

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clouds tend to disappear with mostly clear skies through the

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night and widespread frost. On the east coast, you might escape the

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frost with more of a northerly breeze. Most places will see

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temperatures at Sub Zero. I am sure a few outlying areas will be

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slightly colder than that. When Black are very light so watch out

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for some mist patches tomorrow morning which should lift and then

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a fine and dry and sunny morning. Still some good spells of sunshine

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through the afternoon particularly in the east. Cloud will come in

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from the West and by teatime, that thicker cloud may produce some rain

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on the Cumbrian coast. Temperatures like to date peak at around 10

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Celsius. That southerly wind will start to pick up as the thicker

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cloud approaches later in the day. This is what is bringing the

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thicker cloud and rain and from the West. Into Wednesday, that clears

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away eastwards leading as a showery picture for the rest of the day as

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