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A pioneering centre for ex-service personnel who've fallen on hard

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times. And in football - what reception

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awaits this man on Tyneside? Sold by Newcastle for �35 million?

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Hello and welcome to Friday's Look North. In the programme tonight:

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A new form of cyber bullying. Now junior footballers are being

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threatened with violence on the pitch.

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Also tonight - will these signs put an end to sights like these on the

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Holy Island causeway? A purpose built sanctuary is opened

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for ex-soldiers who struggle to adapt to life back on civvy street.

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And meet the old boss. 100-year-old former head teacher, Isobelle, goes

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back to her old school with some words of wisdom for a new

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generation. In football - former Newcastle

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striker, Andy Carroll, makes his first return to the club who sold

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him for �35 million. And we're on the road to Wembley

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with Gazza's local team and the first World Cup winners.

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The FA is calling in the Government's child protection

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experts to tackle a new problem blighting junior football - cyber-

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bullying. It comes after reports that some matches have been

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affected because of intimidating messages posted on social media

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sites like Facebook. Look North has discovered that one match was even

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abandoned because of fears for players' safety. In our region,

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there are 47,000 youngsters playing in FA approved leagues. 18,000 in

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the FA's Durham region. 13,000 in the North Riding region, which

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includes Teesside. 11,000 in Northumberland. And 5,000 are

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registered with the Cumberland FA. Our chief reporter, Chris Stewart,

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has this exclusive story. Sunday morning and one match among

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hundreds in our region and two teams which have fair play and

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respect at the centre of everything they do. And we know why it is so

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important to them. There's not a great deal of things out here for

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kids. It is something to keep me busy as well as occupied them.

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says while his team have not been subject to any online bullying, he

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knows it happens and we have been told by other coaches by Facebook

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threats which led to a match being abandoned. We have decided not to

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identify either team in order to protect those players who have

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nothing to do with this incident. But what we have discovered is this.

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Two players from an under 13 team based in South East Northumberland,

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post it threatening messages on Facebook, aimed at players from a

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Tyneside team. The Tyneside coach was so concerned he contacted his

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opposite number. But the game on Sunday morning went ahead anyway. A

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series of violent tackles was made, and one tackle was so bad, the

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Tyneside coach ordered his players to leave the field. Northumberland

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FA is calling on the expertise of the Government's Child exploitation

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and Online Protection Centre, an organisation better known for its

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work in keeping children safe from paedophiles on the internet.

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hope to work with the Leeds at their meetings and then

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geographically with the welfare officers. And if clubs want extra

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help, then organisations are prepared to go in and work with the

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clubs and probably the parents. In many cases probably the parents

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have no idea what their kids were doing. They would be horrified if

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they saw some of the content of the Facebook contributions. It is what

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I believe in. The 70,000 people have been trained in how to stop

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misuse of the internet, and says it is pleased it is able to help. The

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organisation says it has the same goal as the FA. Happy and healthy

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youngsters. As you might have seen in the

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national news, a woman from York has set fire to herself while

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pouring petrol in her kitchen. 46- year-old, Diane Hill, who's from

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the Acomb area, was trying to give some to her daughter who'd run out.

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The cooker was switched on at the time and the vapours ignited. She's

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now in hospital with 40% burns to her body.

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Members of a Tyneside drugs cartel that supplied a former policeman

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with cocaine have been jailed for a total of 30 years. Stephen Wood,

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was described as the managing director of the gang at Newcastle

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Crown Court. He was given 12 years. His brother, David, eight years.

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Brian Thompson, the half-brother of former Northumbria Detective

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Sergeant, Paul Thompson, who was fined for possession yesterday was

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handed six years. Drugs courier, Stephen Burdett, received four

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years. It followed an extensive undercover police operation. As a

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result of this investigation we have recovered substantial amounts

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of cocaine and nearly �200,000 of cash. When we look at the

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seriousness and how many people were on the investigation, it was

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worthwhile. We've become quite used to seeing

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pictures like these during the summer months. Under the water is

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the Holy Island causeway in Northumberland. Also underwater are

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cars like this, because their drivers ignored the tide tables.

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Rescues are expensive and they're on the increase. Which is why the

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County Council is trying out a new system of warning signs. Jim Knight

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is at the Causeway for us now. As you say, the numbers of those

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terrible rescues that were taking place reached record numbers last

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year. Northumberland County Council knew they had to do something. And

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this? This is their response. This is an experiment for the first two

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weeks, but it may be continuous throughout the summer. These

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gigantic size, this is on the mainland side of the causeway and

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it tells you clearly to check the tide tables. On the island side of

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the Causeway, there is another sign and it indicates the safe crossing

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times. There is no excuse for people not knowing. I have been

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gauging the reaction from visitors to the new signs. It is an

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excellent idea. Anyone who gets caught out on there should be built.

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It causes hustle for the emergency services and put other people's

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lives in danger. People are people. I must insist, it must go further

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on because you cannot catch it further down. If it was further

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down, it would be great. We have looked at the timetable, so yes. I

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know other people have gone through without looking. It makes you stop.

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That is what visitors think, what about the islanders? Just before I

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tell you, let me show you another thing the council had put in place.

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It is a bar code. If you have a mobile phone, connect it to the bar

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code and it will automatically going to call up the website for

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the tide times, which is very clever. Any one on the island can

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have that at on their phone. But back to what the islanders think.

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Cannot guarantee it will make a big difference. We have a lot of

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rescues last year and the guys worked hard. Our aim is too

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obviously removed or stupidity. Obviously, genuine breakdowns are

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different, but people do drive into the sea and often knowingly there

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was water there and ending up in a mess. I know with the tides and

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things, it is expensive when you get a clever-clogs trying to get

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off road through the oceans. If it saves that from happening, I know

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there was quite a few last year, then great. But it is only a

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particular person who does that anyhow. Are they going to be

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listening to the big flashing signs or not? I am pleased to say we have

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got the county council's response. People are sceptical this will work,

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will it do the trick? It is experimental for fortnight. I urge

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everybody so he comes here, see the thing in action. We welcome

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comments. But they can ring in on the council's freephone number or

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contact the website, we can move the signs, alter what they're

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saying. It is something to highlight new visitors to the

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island, they must check timetables. This is all about public

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condemnation, but what if people just want to go for it anyway, the

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idiots who do that? At the end of the day you get a couple of people

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like that. But most people are in an unusual situation and it is

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emphasising to them they must not sure what they're doing. There will

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be a hardcore group of people. The first week the causeway has opened,

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it happened, and it has continued for the last 58 years. We are

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hoping this will make people look and make sure they are safe. Will

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have to wait and see. Now, if you've got some money,

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we'll give you some more. But if you haven't got the cash, you're

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getting nothing. That's the way the European Regional Development Fund

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works. It's a pot of cash in Brussels earmarked for this region

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and waiting to be spent. But it can only be accessed if local

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authorities have so-called 'match funding'. So in these cash-strapped

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times there's a real risk we'll miss out on the money on offer.

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Fergus Hewison, reports. It's a high-tech space for 21st

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century digital businesses in a former toffee factory. And it was,

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in part, funded using the European regional Growth Fund. But now

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there's a row about the future of that fund. The process has

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completely flatlined and we need jobs and we need growth in this

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region and if we can use European Regional Development Fund to do

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this, then the Government should be supporting us and finding match

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funding. In the North East, the European Regional Development Fund

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is worth �328 million. It's designed to promote economic growth

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and competition. Money from the fund for projects has to be matched

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locally by other organisations - including councils. It must be

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allocated to projects by 2013 or the outstanding cash can be taken

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back by Brussels. But there's still over �100 million in the pot

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waiting to be spent. Now there are concerns some of this remaining

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cash won't be spent before that deadline, but these claims have led

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to accusations that Labour's scaremongering. The Coalition

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Government is on track with the spending on the fund. There's

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around �100 million left. We have �60 million of that approximately

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committed which leaves �40 million that we need to spend over the next

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couple of years and some of that match funding can come from the new

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Regional Growth Fund which is very likely to be the way that we will

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actually fund some of those projects over the next couple of

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years. The Department that administers the fund in the North

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East says it too is confident the fund's cash will be allocated in

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time. But it admits the pace of spending is critical.

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And there's more on that on this weekend's Sunday Politics at 12:00

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noon here on BBC One. A west Cumbrian theatre with a

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unique history is to have a multi- million-pound makeover. The Arts

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Council has earmarked �2 million towards the refurbishment of the

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Rosehill near Whitehaven. It's one of only a few organisations across

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the country to receive such support. The performance area is the only

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one in the UK to have been designed by the famous, Oliver Messel.

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After more than three years of planning and fundraising, a

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purpose-built centre for ex-service personnel who've fallen on hard

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times has been officially opened in Catterick. Joining Civvy Street can

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prove very hard for some ex military staff. The centre gives a

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fresh start to those that find themselves homeless. Cathy Killick,

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reports. Open! Although the Foreign

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Secretary performed the opening honours today, the Beacon, as it

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has known has been open six months. It has been fall from the first

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date. Its 31 residents are all ex- military whose lives have fallen

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apart. This gives them a home, training, health care and support

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while they get back on track. Mike Perkins served in the Coldstream

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Guards. He saw a colleague killed in action and suffered a severe

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mental breakdown. The media suite has helped him find his voice.

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you could have seen me when I moved in here, I was nine stone and had

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not eaten for days. I had no confidence, no self-esteem and

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won't open up to it anybody. Constantly crying and having panic

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attacks. They nursed me through it. I am so grateful to them. Compared

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with civilians, veterans are twice as likely to have mental health

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problems. PTSD can blight of their lives, as Paul knows only too well.

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He did the Clearing up, his words, when his best friend shot himself

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in the head in Northern Ireland. The repercussions were far reaching.

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I lost my wife, relationship breakdown. I lost other ties in my

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family. Found myself on my brother's couch. Found myself on

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the street through PTSD and life without the army. Six months here

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and Paul is putting his past behind him. I feel positive, I am back in

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touch with my wife. I have big plans in the security industry.

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unemployment rate for veterans is twice the national average, hence

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the bakery. It is designed for training so they leave with a skill.

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Still to come in tonight's Look North: Jeff's here with the sport

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news. And find out how you can watch little cuties like these

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arriving without leaving the comfort of your computer.

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As the weather turns cooler, I will have your forecast later in the

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programme. She started teaching before the war

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and retired when Ted Heath was still the Prime Minister. But today

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Isobelle McGregor, was back in class celebrating her 100th

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birthday by returning to the school where she'd been headmistress 40

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years ago. A few things have changed since then, but as Peter

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Harris reports, she was soon back in the old routine.

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The last time Isobelle was here she was the headmistress and some of

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the staff were her pupils. Mind you, she wasn't a want to mess with.

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Did you have to give many became? No, I didn't. We understood one

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another. I think it is clear, she started out in the 1930s, teaching

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at a middle and she got to know a young jockey, turned entertainer.

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# Ago cleaning windows... George Formby had been a stable boy.

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He used to arrive for a holiday. Inevitably he visited the school.

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What was he like? Jolly. A headship here in the Yorkshire Dales

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followed in 1951, her reputation survives. She was very nice. I

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think she was very strict when she was here. It is weird she is 100

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and we are only 10. It was rather freaky. That is really old. This is

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the school logbook which goes back to the war, talking about when they

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were admitting evacuees in 1940 from the towns. It includes

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Isobelle's time, she has written an entry every day from 1951.

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Including this one, immunised nine children against diphtheria.

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makes me happy to come back here today. I never dreamed it possible.

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How kind you all are. I wonder what she thinks of Ofsted?

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We will hear about the weather soon, but first the sports news.

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An important weekend of football. Play-offs, Wembley trips and

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European qualification coming nicely to the boil. In a Premier

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League, how will Sunderland coach at Manchester City? What sort of

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reception will there be on Tyneside for the play Newcastle sold for �35

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million? It was goals like this against

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Liverpool that persuaded the Merseysiders to smash the British

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transfer record for Andy Carroll. Coincidentally that was scored in

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Alan Pardew's first game. Since he was sold, the Magpies had hit new

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heights but Andy Carroll is struggling to hit a barn door.

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is a brilliant player, there is no doubt about that. You don't get a

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price tag of �35 million without doing something. We will welcome

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him back with open arms, but we want to win. Injury will rob United

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of their skipper for at least the next two games. Alan Pardew is

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hoping Everdon don't steal away they European place. The focus is

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to try and get a Air Europa place. The semi-finals, I think if the

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losing finalist takes a spot over the efforts of a 38 gain period, is

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unfair. It also seems unfair to ask Sunderland to go to Manchester City.

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They did beat them on New Year's Day, but on their own patch, City

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have won 15 out of 15 this season. We have really tough games, the

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Easter programme with Tottenham and Everton. It does not get much

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easier. I think there are games that if we are not focused then we

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will suffer accordingly. Carlisle manager, Greg Abbott, has

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called on the fans to rally round and steered them into the play-offs.

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The weekend win over Milton Keynes has left United in the 6th and

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final play-off spot with just eight games. Tomorrow they are up against

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Huddersfield Town who are two places above them in 4th. March's

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results have convince people we are in with a squeak of getting in with

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the six. If you are in the six, you are in with a chance. If you get on

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a run and momentum, we have got that right now. We will need the

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fans are more and more because if we can keep his momentum going we

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are almost there. Middlesbrough who are 5th in the

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Championship, go to Brighton who are 4th. Hartlepool are hoping to

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have looked James back in the squad, when Sheffield United are at

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Victoria Park. The 17-year-old has been out for a month with a back

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injury which the club has put down to growing pains.

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York City have booked their place at Wembley for the FA Trophy final

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in May. The day after that could see two Northern League clubs go

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head-to-head in the final of the FA Vase, one by Whitley Bay for the

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last three years. But Dunstan and West Auckland have to win their

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respective semi-finals. They are hoping for a capacity

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crowd of around 2000 in this corner of County Durham tomorrow. Standing

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in the way of a semi-final are Herne Bay. When you say World Cup

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winners at Wembley, 1966 comes two minds. But West Auckland's Ms

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bizarre claim to fame is twice winning the World Football Club

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Championship in Italy just over a century today. There is always the

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World Cup to go back to, but my memories go back to 1961 when we

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went to Wembley. Unfortunately we lost, but a great day out. We have

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had nothing since. This is going to be massive. Despite the history, no

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one is getting ahead of themselves, certainly not the general manager.

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Let's not count our chickens. These are a decent side. If we get

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everybody from the village round here on Saturday, we will put them

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to bed, I think. This is Wembley at the end of the day. You have to

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make the best of it. Up the road at Dunston, a 37-year-old Northern

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League Cup, short on history but big on ambitions. Biggest game,

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without the shadow of a doubt. One more game, then we are going to

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Wembley. In the home leg against Derbyshire, they nearly scored --

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pulled off the striker he just before the Net to the goal.

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wasn't having one of his good days, but I always knew what he could do.

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And then two minutes later he hit one in. I'm glad I did not take him

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off. I always get in a huff when he takes me off. I always feel I am

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going to score. After Whitley Bay's success could be a coup for the

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Northern League? The League is that strong. We play against good teams

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week-in, week-out and when you go around the country it but you in

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good stead against those teams. Now, the sun is shining, newborn

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lambs are running around the field. If you cannot lead -- leave your

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desk, there is a web cam to a sheep pen in County Durham.

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You can see because the camera allows you to watch as they are

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born. We have been to meet some of the fleecy newcomers.

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Feeding the Lambs, these children from Newcastle enjoy a spring in

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the countryside. Now, children a year there will be able to watch

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Lambs as they are born with his camera in the sheds streaming live

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on the internet. There is a camera for the Panda bears in Edinburgh

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Zoo. I was reading about that and thought it was a good idea. Watch

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out for a mother who is restless walking in a circle and you might

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see the arrival of a newborn lamb. This is the newest arrival, only

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about an hour ago. Still a bit wet and yellow. If you have never seen

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a lamb being born, it is excellent. Most visitors have never seen

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triplets before. They think it is unbelievable. This little girl was

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one of the first lambs born here. With more than 100 new lambs still

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to be born, there will be plenty more chances to see them being born

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alive on the camera. -- life on the camera.

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I want her as a babysitter! It is a shame the weather is going

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:25:04.:25:06.

It is, but the morning Sunrise was glorious. Maybe we should have

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taken Matt red tinge as a warning because it is turning cooler

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through the weekend. It should be dry. In the evening, Sunshine to

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end the day for most of us. Overnight the cloud spills in from

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the north and most places end the night on a cloudy note. Light rain

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or drizzle, nothing much more than that. A bit of a cloudy start for

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many tomorrow. Light rain, but the cloud should lift and break up

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nicely and for the afternoon there should be some decent sunny spells.

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On paper it sounds like the last few days, but the big difference

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will be the temperatures. Cooler tomorrow, and today we saw 18, 19

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Celsius in the east. Knock 10 degrees off bat tomorrow and it

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gives you a ballpark figure. We might scrape into double figures in

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land. And in parts of Cumbria you could see 12 or 13 Celsius. But all

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in all it will feel colder. But as I said, it will state mostly dry.

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There is still a lot of cloud around as we head through the rest

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of the weekend but still mostly dry. On Monday looks as though there

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will be more rain and white speckles and monks there on the

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back edge of the rain. Wintry stuff as well. Shouldn't be too surprised,

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that is what the weather should be doing at this time of year. What we

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have had over the last week has been exceptional. Some brightness,

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but a notable drop in temperatures. Temperatures pick up for some of us

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on Sunday, typically into the low teens and it should be dry with

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bright spells. Cloud the picture for most of us on Monday and

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temperatures take a real depth. Single figures for most on Tuesday

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with a mix of rain and may be sleet or snow over the hills. Keep your

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weather pictures coming, and I would like to share a big thank you,

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but see there would like to thank but see there would like to thank

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you. And the 2012 weather calendar rake in this phenomenal amounts for

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Children In Need. Every penny of that will make a difference to

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young people. Thanks once again. Result!

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