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Hello. Welcome to the programme. Tonight, jobs boost for the North-

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East as Nissan prepares to build another car model in Wearside.

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news that Nissan is building another hatchback at Sunderland is

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going to create thousands of jobs in this country. Remembering

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Caroline Stuttle Row, the backpacker murder - to area 10

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years ago. She was a very special young lady and she did a lot of

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good in a short life. We want people to remember what sort of

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person she was and not think about the tragic way she died. Has the

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Royal Mail missed the boat with his new first class stamp? And can you

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write new words for a old song? The challenge to bring the Blaydon

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races up to date. And a wonder goal from this man edges the Magpies

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closer to the impossible dream of First tonight, another new model is

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to be built at the Nissan car plant in Sunderland. It could lead to

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more than 200 new jobs at the factory and a further 900 in the

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supply chain over the next two years. Nissan is investing �127

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million in the project, and by 2014, more than 6,000 people will be

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employed at the plant. The Nissan story began, here in the North,

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back in 1986, when Phase 1 of the company's Wearside plant was

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completed, and the first Bluebird produced. In 1998, Nissan became

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the UK's biggest car maker. In 2008, night shifts were introduced to

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meet demand for the Qashqai - the first Nissan UK car to be exported

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to Japan. The following year, 1,200 redundancies were announced as the

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recession hit car sales. But, in 2010, production of Nissan's new

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electric car, the Leaf, was announced. And, just last month,

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the company revealed plans for a new compact car to go into

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production from 2013. Well, Gerry Jackson is live for us at the

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Nissan plant tonight. Gerry, this is big news for Wearside, isn't it?

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It just keeps on coming. As thousands of people are looking for

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jobs here in the north-east and, Ayr, this could not have come at a

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better time and in two years' time they will be making a revamped

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Nisha and -- Nissan Qashqai, the Nissan Juke, the Nissan Invitation

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and a new hatchback, as yet unnamed. It is going to be a direct

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competitor for the likes of the Ford Focus and Vauxhall Astra. That

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will be a tough market but you will not find anyone at Nissan who is

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worried about that. Where did it all go right? For a generation, one

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of the biggest modern UK manufacturing success stories.

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Nearly half a million cars are expected to be made here this year

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- a record output for the plant - and for Britain. The next two years

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will see those records broken again. It is a big vote of confidence from

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the parent company. We have a record of delivering difficult

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programmes and the have four cars launching in the next two years, so

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it is testament to what the staff are able to do. With this new model

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added to the all-electric Leaf and the new Invitation model next year,

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the plant's workforce will stand at more than 6,200 - another UK record.

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A pity is good for the region because I am getting made redundant,

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so I am going to apply for a job, as well. The more money, more jobs

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to bring into the shopping centre, and to the town. It is great news,

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it is keeping Sunderland alive. More cars, more future money, more

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jobs for everybody. It just shows how the reinvention of the

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economies since the demise of heavy industry has helped Sunderland

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weather the storm and bring us out of recession quicker than in the

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past. So you have to ask, can it last? A little over three years ago

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things were very different. Redundancies, production line

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shutdowns. Thousands of jobs here and in the supply chain looked at

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risk. So what's changed? Since then we have had a 25% depreciation in

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pounds sterling so it is more competitive to make cars in the UK

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and 80% of the cars made in the UK are exported. My big concern about

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the state of the car industry as that at some point in the future we

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will have another downturn and other companies -- other countries

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do more to support their manufacturing base. For now of

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course, it's the brightest star in the region's manufacturing sector

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and as long as the good times roll so will these production lines, 24

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hours a day. As it happens there are no cars being made you write

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down because it is the Easter holiday shutdown, but in an --

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announcement like this are very carefully timed, in this case, to

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coincide with David Cameron's visit to Japan, to drum up trade with

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Britain. We need to get the economy moving. We need to make more, sell

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more, export more, and Japan as the third largest economy in the world,

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a huge customer for British goods and a massive investor, back into

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Britain, and the news that Nissan are going to be making a new

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hatchback in Sunderland is going to create thousands of jobs in our

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country so I am here to encourage investment in Britain, but also, to

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sell things to Japan. I am told by Nissan that recruitment for these

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new jobs will start immediately after the Easter holidays, that is

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next week. They, like all car makers, have been making these

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plans for several years. You do not invest all these money -- this

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money unless you ask confident that the market will support it. Almost

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80% of the cars you will go for global export and then, you're at

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the mercy of the global economy. We have to hope that Nissan have got

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their sums right and that there will be no nasty shocks for this

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plant, years down the lane. -- line. Ten years ago today, York student

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Caroline Stuttle was murdered while she was backpacking in Australia.

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The 19 year-old was robbed and pushed off a bridge in the

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Queensland city of Bundaberg. Round about now, to mark the anniversary,

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Caroline's family and friends are attending a service in York Minster

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to celebrate her life. Before the service, they spoke to our reporter,

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Stuart Whincup. We will not see her we have to be married, have family,

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and all of the things that you expect from your children. You do

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not expect them to go, before you, she is never out of Airtours, but

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you have to do something positive, so you have to try and tell other

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people, and that is what we have focused on. Caroline was

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backpacking in Australia when she was robbed in the Queen's answer to

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Bundaberg. A drug addict was imprisoned for her mother.

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Carling's father said there have been many dark moments in the last

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10 years but he is determined to honour his daughter's memory by

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living his life to the full. was full of fun and full of

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ambition and when I get down I always think, Caroline would not

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want us to be like this. Get on and enjoy life. Following her

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daughter's death, Marjorie set up Carling's charity Mac, which

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advises young -- Caroline's Rainbow Foundation. They are free can help

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young people to travel in is safe environment and stop something

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nasty happening to another family, then we have done our job.

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Everybody wants to travel. The information is out there, and if

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people take the time to look at the information and become aware of

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their surroundings, then they will have a fantastic and more

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fulfilling experience. Today's service was billed as a celebration

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of Caroline's shortly. She was a young woman full of energy and

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accuse us and who dazzled all around her. They white people to

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remember that, and not the tragic way that she died -- Indian -- they

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It's one of the defining symbols of the North East. The Tyne Bridge is

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one of the most recognisable bridges in the world - and now it's

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to appear on a first-class stamp. Royal Mail's releasing the final

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batch of an alphabet of stamps, representing the UK's favourite

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tourist attractions. The Tyne Bridge represents the letter T. But

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the image is causing a bit of a stir, as Stephanie Lloyd reports.

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The Tyne Bridge - one of the most iconic images of the North East.

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But the eagle-eyed amongst you will have spotted something that's not

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quite right. The Tuxedo Princess nightclub is on the stamp. It was a

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feature on the River Tyne for many years, but it floated off four

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years ago. And the Millennium Bridge doesn't feature either. So

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does it get the stamp of approval? The boat is there. I prefer it

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without it! It is a bit off her. You have got some spectacular views

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of it now. It is a reminder of past times, isn't it? I have memories of

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dancing the night away their and meeting many handsome young man, I

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think I might have met my husband on there! But that is history now.

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It is history, for me, seeing that bout. In a statement, the Royal

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So what does a professional photographer make of it? It is

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ancient. It is at least take on nine years old. The tuxedo Princess

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is there. The Hanover Bridge is not let up. It is not as it should be.

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If you are trying to celebrate the region for a wider audience, at

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least use images that are relevant. The Tyne Bridge joins another

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iconic landmark in the region - York Minster - which represents the

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letter Y. The previous set featured the Angel of the North and

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Lindisfarne Priory. Stamp prices rise at the end of the month - so

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it will cost 60 pence for a piece of this postal portrait of Britain.

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Five people have been arrested in connection with the theft of

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valuable artefacts from Durham University's Oriental Museum. Two

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Qing Dynasty pieces, worth almost �2 million, were stolen from the

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museum in what police are calling: "a well planned, highly-organised"

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break-in last Thursday night. The five people arrested are from the

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West Midlands. You're watching Look North. Still to come, we have team

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talk, plus a pop superstar, as she were found this until we why she's

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hosting a Eurovision Charity Show here in the north. And what does

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the weather hold? I will be back with all the details in the

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forecast. I went to Blaydon races, it was on 9th June. Everybody knows

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the first line. But could you do any better rating the rest of it?

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To mark the 158 anniversary of the song, we want suggestions for new

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lyrics for the legendary song. To many people, this song is almost a

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hymn to the heritage of the north- east, so changing the lyrics was

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always going to be potentially touchy. But nobody is suggesting

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writing it out of existence. BBC Newcastle wants to hear your

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suggestions of an alternative version, just for fun. There are so

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many things when you look in the lyrics that are not there any more.

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How many of those races could you recite? Why not bring it up to

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2012? Local songwriter Pete Scott will compile the best suggestions

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into a finished song that will be sung by North East-born opera

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singer, Graeme Danby. It is an incredible song. We need to promote

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the song. As with lots of heritage, it needs to be, not just a rare,

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but promoted. -- not just preserved. Can the people of lead and sing the

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song? I know some of it but up all that. You cannot sing it for me?

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certainly cannot. What would you include if you were writing your

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lyrics? I do not think that it is a good idea. I went to Blaydon races,

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it was on at 9th June. I sing it when I have had a few drinks but I

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cannot remember it. Have you had a drink this morning, can you sing it

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for us? No thank you! Give it a try. You are joking! Haway me lads,

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something like that. You could put Greg's in, and McDonald's! Thank

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If you would like to submit a new verse, you can consult our Facebook

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page. The address is on the screen now.

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Now, it's being billed as a Eurovision extravaganza. A show

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featuring acts who've performed at the Eurovision Song Contest over

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the last 40 years. It's being held at The Sage, Gateshead, tomorrow

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night and it's all in aid of The Toma Fund, a charity which works to

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help children, teenagers and young people and their families affected

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by a diagnosis of childhood cancer. Hosting the event with Christopher

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Biggins is Sheila Ferguson, one of the Three Degrees, of course, and

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earlier she came into Look North to tell me a little bit about why

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she's involved. Interestingly by living here, I

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have lived here for almost 30 years, and I had never heard of the

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contest before then because it is to be visioned in Europe. Then I

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got caught up in the English culture and you wind up looking up

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-- forward to every year and pulling for your country. A lot of

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people find it too easy, but it is a big event. I think people could

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call pop idol and X-factor cheesy as well. At least you have

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countries competing in a nice way, there is no wall about it. There

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are so few things that bring people together and that is one of them.

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The whole point of the event is to race a lot of money for The Toma

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Fund, dedicated to children who died from cancer. It is an

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important cause Jimmy because I met his mother at the airport. I got a

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lot of empathy because I feel for her and what she went through. Also

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it appeals to me to help out. The help they give to the families and

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to what I know Andrea has explained to me, she has been to hell and

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back. The fact that she is going so far and has the drive to push it

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and to make it, to help other families, it is something I admire

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her for. Where they you are a big fan of the contest or not, great

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cause. It is. If you have as many winners of Eurovision as many do

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you can fly in, doing it in chronological order, that will make

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it easy for us to announce them. It will almost be like a historical

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event. I like that. Will we get a tune from you as well? I didn't

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think so, but I suspect how sneaky these people are, they might ask,

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so we will see. Thank you very much. My pleasure.

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Lovely lady! And "Toma's Eurovision Reunited" is at the Sage, Gateshead,

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at 7.30pm tomorrow night. Now Newcastle in the Champions League?

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Even the Match of the Day pundits were writing them off on Saturday

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night. They're having second thoughts now though, Dawn?

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They certainly are! Hardly surprising, because the Magpies

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have timed their run to perfection, just when some of the teams above

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them seem to be falling off the pace.

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Spot on. Let's look at the Premier League table. The Magpies are now

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below Spurs only on goal difference, in the race for that fourth

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Champions League spot. And they'll have their sights set on Arsenal,

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who are third. It's now five wins in a row for Newcastle, and when

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you look at their last five games of the season, a couple of tricky

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ones but you can see them winning three, or possibly even four, of

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those! Two wins out of two, over Easter.

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The first, at Swansea, on Good Friday. But we have to start with

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that goal. Yes, Hatem Ben Arfa with an

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incredible solo effort, against a Bolton team who'd actually been the

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better side up until then. Another contender for goal of the season.

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To go with the one he scored Not such a good Easter weekend for

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Sometimes it comes down to how bad What a find he has turned out to be.

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You have to credit the scout for that. He has done some great work

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this season. In the weekend of the US Masters golf, a little chip shop

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there. Beautiful golf.

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How many people can do that? last 10 games are the most

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important games of any season. We have been in the top six all season

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the so it is no mystery, but we have really hit a better form at

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the right time. With a five to go, we will enjoy it. It is a bit of

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fun for us now. It is Champions League staff.

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Just the one point from two tough games, and hardly a decent shot on

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target. In fact, this was probably the highlight of a pretty dull

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goalless draw with Spurs on Saturday - a fabulous, game-saving

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tackle from Craig Gardner, to stop Gareth Bale in his tracks.

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And then it was on to Goodison yesterday, and this was about as

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close as they came - an overhead kick from Stephane Sessegnon which

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flew just past the post. After that, it was the same old

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story! Four second-half goals against Everton.

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Everton have been a tough nut to crack for Sunderland because they

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have played them four at times, drawn twice and lost twice. It is

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Martin O'Neill's first defeat as a player or a manager for 13 games.

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Amazing. But the goals were flying in towards the end. Some great

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finishers. O'Neill said the players look -- look a bit tired. He stuck

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with the same team. Should you be giving your players

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an excuse like that at this point of the season? I don't know.

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Into the Championship now, and if Easter was bad for Sunderland it

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was a nightmare for Middlesbrough. Yes, beaten by two of their play-

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off rivals. It's now eight games without a win for the Boro, just

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four points out of the last 24. They couldn't have picked a worse

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time to lose form. That's right, Cardiff beat them 2-0

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at the Riverside on Saturday, a couple of goals inside the first 20

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minutes, and City hadn't won in six, so this was a big result for them.

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They climbed above Boro after that. Things seemed to be going better

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for them at Hull yesterday, though, Marvin Emnes putting Tony Mowbray's

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side ahead. But how many times have they gone in front and then failed

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to hold on to the lead? Funny you should ask that, Dawn!

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Cos I checked it out this afternoon - nine times by my reckoning - this

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is the first time they've been in front and not come out with

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anything. Eight times they were held to a draw, Matty Fryatt's late

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goal for Hull means, this season, Boro have left 19 points slip away

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from a winning position. I couldn't see them scoring. Very poor goal to

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concede. It get them a bit of relief on the terraces and on the

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pitch. They got the rewards very late on.

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And what that means is that Boro drop out of the play-off zone.

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Yes, they're down to eighth now, two points behind Cardiff, with

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just six games to play. They need to find a win from somewhere!

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Yes, by any means possible. Into League One now and Carlisle

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and Hartlepool drew all their games over Easter, Dawn? Yes, they both

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kicked off the long weekend by taking the lead away from home.

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There was an element of good fortune for the Cumbrians as J.P.

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McGovern's shot went in via the bar and a deflection, although Wycombe

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equalised late on. Hartlepool also conceded a late

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equaliser. That after taking the lead at Colchester thanks to

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Anthony Sweeney's header. By yesterday, though, the goals had

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dried up for both clubs. And Carlisle's failure to score against

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Scunthorpe - Lee Miller probably went closest at Brunton Park,

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allowed Notts County to squeeze them out of the play-off places. At

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least Hartlepool managed to hold another top six contender Brentford

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at Victoria Park, although scoring goals at home is becoming a problem.

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A disallowed effort apart, Ryan Noble, on loan from Sunderland in

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the orange boots, came closest to breaking the deadlock.

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13 games they have played this season without a goal. Not great.

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Sunshine and showers is going to this story after this week. After

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the record-breaking temperatures and snow, we return to more

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traditional springtime there for this week. A great weather picture

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to start us off. Thank you to Simon Elliott for this photo. The

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headline to go with him: Showers and bright spells over much of this

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week. April showers through today, turning into April showers this

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evening for much of the north-east. Dry and clear up for some time in

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the West, although a couple of showers here as well. Many parts of

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the North Pennines, dry and cold by dawn. Temperatures down to three

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degrees. Maybe colder in some countryside locations. The

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possibility of a touch of frost in rural spots. First thing tomorrow,

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lots of sunshine for the West and parts of North Yorkshire, but

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plenty of showers on the coast. Through the late morning and early

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afternoon, the showers will become more widespread. Things will turn

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pretty unsettled. Showers over the North Pennines will turn thundery,

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maybe even with pale and a rumble of thunder as we cross West words.

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Things are drier and brighter generally here. Everywhere the

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temperatures are about average for the time of year, around 10 degrees.

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Tomorrow, it will be in the 40s to know the 50s in Fahrenheit. Pretty

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pleasant if you were in one of the sunny spells, not so great in the

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heavy downpours. It continues in the same theme for this week.

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Further forward, low pressure in charge, keeping things unsettled,

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for the East in particular. More sunshine and showers for much of

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the north-east on Thursday. Dry air but cloudy in the West. For parts

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of the North Yorkshire coast, on Friday, we are forecasting some of

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their showers fought Tyneside and winning -- where side could have

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some sleet or hailed mixed in. A bit of a colder day, a northerly

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breeze on Friday, and we could get more sleep over the hills of the

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North Pennines and the North York Moors as well. It is very much

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average, this kind of weather. Bright for many of the mornings and

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then the relative warmth of the day. They are unleashed their energy in

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the heavy showers, some of which could be boundary as well tomorrow

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and Peru to Thursday and Friday. April showers, and if you are out

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and about in them with your cameras, we would love to see pictures of

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them. The winner of our mouth where there competition will be announced.

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You know where to send your pictures. -- March whether

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competition. And now a final look at tonight's

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headlines: The European Court of Human Rights

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has agreed that five terror suspects held in the UK, including

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the radical cleric Abu Hamza, can be extradited to the United States.

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And Nissan has unveiled plans for a fifth new model to be produced at

:26:31.:26:34.

its Sunderland car plant. There'll be more than 6,000 workers at the

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