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Hello. Welcome to Monday's Look North. In tonight's headlines:

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Tributes paid to a 16-year-old who drowned in the River Wear in a

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third tragedy for his family. was a lovable little character.

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Everybody knew him. It is such a tragic loss.

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Learning together. Why their first day at school is a happy ending for

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these young twins. Bittersweet. As summer draws to a

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close - an ice cream seller wins her right to trade in a seaside

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village. And a sideburns craze has broken

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out in Carlisle ahead of a prestigious sports event.

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In sport we look back at the weekend's goals in the football

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league. Athletes on Parade - a million turn

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out to celebrate London 2012 - "A happy young boy who was always

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smiling". That's how a 16-year-old boy who drowned in the River Wear

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has been described today. Colin Dodds was cooling off in the water

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with friends near his home in Bishop Auckland when he got into

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difficulty on Saturday afternoon. His body was recovered in the early

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hours of Sunday morning. He's the second young person to drown in the

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river this year. Today it's emerged that Colin was the third son to die

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from the same family. Our reporter Stuart Whincup is at the scene now.

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Stuart. Dozens of floral tributes here.

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Just a small sign of how popular this young teenager wires. It shows

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how much she was loved by friends and family. They have been coming

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here, schoolmates had been coming here, we spoke to people who never

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knew him or the family, but were very touched by what happened and

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wanted to come and pay their respects.

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There tributes describe a much loved young boy who was happy and

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always making his friends laugh. Bourdais, those friends had been

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coming here to lay flowers will stop some said they still felt numb

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and could not believe they would never see him again. He was a

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lovable little character. Everybody knew him. It is such a tragic loss.

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When I heard about it, I just kept praying that they would find him

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alive. It is upsetting. He and his friends had gone to the river on

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Saturday afternoon to cool off. But all of a sudden, he got into

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difficulty. His friends describes desperately tried to rescue him,

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swimming towards them and trying to grab him out of the water, but they

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could not reach. They called for health. The emergency services

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spent the night searching the be a vet and on Sunday morning, they

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recovered his body, close to where he was last seen. -- searching the

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River. He is the third son the family lost. 10 years ago, they

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lost a baby boy who died after complications from a premature

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birth. Three years ago, his older brother, Ryan died from multiple

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organ failure at the age of 14. When I saw his mother yesterday, I

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do not think it had sunk in. As a parent, I cannot imagine what it is

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like for them. I think it has been a shock and now, the realisation.

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My role is to support them through this and take them through the next

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few days and support them in the weeks ahead. Local people touched

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by the tragedy have set up a fund to support the family.

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A terribly sad story, a second drowning in the area this year.

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this tragedy comes five months after an eight-year-old boy fell

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into the river a few miles from this point here. But police have

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repeated their warning urging young people of the dangers of the

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reverse saying how unpredictability is and warning people to stay awake.

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Back to the studio. Thank you. A man's died after falling 30 feet

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through a hatch on a ship. It happened yesterday evening at

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Irvine's Quay at Hartlepool Marina. The 59-year-old man was taken to

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James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough but died from his

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injuries. It's understood he was working onboard the "Bright Ocean"

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vessel when he fell, but that hasn't been confirmed.

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A Roman cavalry helmet, that was found in a Cumbrian field and was

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sold for more than two million pounds, goes on public display this

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week, for the first time. The Crosby Garrett Helmet, named after

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the village near to where it was discovered in May 2010, is one of

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the stars of "Bronze" - an exhibition at the Royal Academy in

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London. Carlisle's Tullie House museum tried, in vain, to raise the

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funds to keep the near 2,000 year- old helmet in Cumbria.

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Carlisle United Football Club say its plans for a new ground are in

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doubt, following the findings of a city council report into the

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development. The aim was to pay for the new ground in the Kingmoor area

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of the city through an adjacent retail park. But, on the club's

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website, Carlisle United say there's not going to be enough

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retail space to financially support the new stadium.

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Parents in North Tyneside are meeting tonight to discuss plans to

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merge an independent school with a state-funded primary. A week ago,

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The Kings School in Tynemouth announced its proposal to form an

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academy with its neighbour, Priory Primary, from next September. The

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move would see King's drop its �9,000 a year fees, and be funded

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centrally by Government. It has been difficult for a lot of parents

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to meet the fees. In a way, one has an ideal of education that we can

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do what we do now, and not have people pay for it. This is an

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opportunity to step in this direction.

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It's a charity that helped this little girl Olivia, who has

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cerebral palsy, to walk and talk. But Caudwell Children is now facing

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a huge struggle of its own. Children with disabilities across

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the North East and Cumbria have been helped by Caudwell. But as the

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economic crisis bites and more charities compete for donations,

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its income has slumped drastically. Despite the success of the Great

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North Run, helping to boost flagging donations in previous

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years - they aren't sure anyone is running for them this year. Here's

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our health reporter, Sharon Barbour. A, down, up, down.

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When she walks, Olivia has to work hard to remember to lift her feet.

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She's learning how to walk and talk here at Percy Hedley School in

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Newcastle. Our worst fear was when she was two years old was that she

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would not walk or talk. Now, move your right foot. We do not have to

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face some of those things because she made so much progress. By it

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for the charity supporting these children, times are becoming

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increasingly tough. -- but for the charity. One of the charities

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supporting her is Caudwell Children. But it's recently seen a massive

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drop in its donations and they're worried. If we cannot continue to

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help children like Bolivia on the scale that we are at the moment, it

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does not bear thinking about. It will have drastic consequences for

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families of disabled children. Their support for families of

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disabled children, including Paralympians, is under serious

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threat. And while past years have seen a funding boost from Great

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North Runners, it's not happening this year. I know that we have got

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a little too no runners this year, whereas before, we would have

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applicants from the word go. As soon as entry is open. The Percy

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Hedley Foundation will have a cash boost by this weekend's Great North

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Run - but they too are facing tough times. Our core funding is

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obviously an issue, because of cuts in a local budgets, the austerity

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measures, and the fact that we have an economic recession, which is

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hitting the north-east harder than others. It is really hard for

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fundraisers across the region. We are very small region with a small

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pot. Olivia meanwhile is making great progress - and the charities

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helping her can only hope that they'll be here to support many

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more children in future. A Northumberland ice cream seller

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who was told she could no longer trade in Falmouth has won her

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appeal against the decision. Helen Smith, from Shilbottle, was told by

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Northumberland County Council she couldn't trade in the seaside

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village on road safety grounds. She had previously traded there for two

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and half years. Chantalle Edmunds reports.

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Flakes and Cowans back in stock ended delivery of ice-cream

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expected at any time. After a summer of the road, Helen Smith has

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won her appeal to sell ice-cream again back in the town. It is

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amazing goal stopper complete relief for me. It has been a long

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time coming. I obviously did nothing that I was going to win

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this at all, from what I was up against. Back in the month of May,

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the parish council objected to her selling on the streets saying that

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her ice-cream van was an eyesore and a danger to other road users.

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In June, the county council said she could not trade on the seaside

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road. I had missed a season, but because I have won the appeal, I am

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not too bothered about that. That means I can now get back to

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business sense do what I want to do. Am just going to put all of that

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behind me. A Northumberland County Council said in a statement this

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afternoon that after considering the evidence from all parties

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concerned, the decision was taken to uphold the appeal and grant

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consent for her to trade from an area of Riverside Road. After 163

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days without trade, Helene Smith hopes to have simply delicious back

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by the weekend. And heart-warming story now.

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The Rigg twins have started school in Knaresborough in North Yorkshire.

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Jack and Jaden are both four years old. But, whereas Jaden is a

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healthy able-bodied little girl, her brother is severely disabled.

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The family are ecstatic that both children have been able to start

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mainstream education together. Peter Lugg went to meet them.

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Your first week at school can always seemed a little daunting.

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When you have had the kind of start in life that young Jack has had,

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then at four years old, this young boy has real courage. He has that

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severe cerebral palsy. He had a very traumatic birth originally. We

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thought he would not be able to do very much and would be severely

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disabled physically and competitively. -- cognitively. He

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had says sister beside him, and for the first time, things are going

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very well. It was are a dream to send the twins to school together.

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We did not think we would be able to realise that. It has been

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something we have hoped for for a number of years and we are

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delighted to see it happening. the teachers here, having Jack in

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the classroom would be a challenge, but when they are more than ready

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to accept. At this stage, it is right down to the basics, so he

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shall come and play in the areas and to counting and use objects to

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count with and you read books as well. He will play in the water and

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in the sand. It is all very tactile and the kind of education he can

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join in with. An electric wheelchair will make his life much

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easier, and with greater mobility, there could be no stopping him.

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Nobody knows what he could be capable of, but his recognition and

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communication skills suggest his mental ability could be very high.

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Plenty more to come in tonight's programme. Wiggins mania breaks out

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in Carlisle ahead of the Tour of Britain.

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Newcastle's crowned the UK's running capital - but there's a

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shortage of coaches for promising youngsters.

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And our Indian summer comes to an end, have full weather forecast at

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the end of the news. The London 2012 summer's drawing to a close -

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but preparations are well underway, in Carlisle, for another major

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sporting event. The fourth leg of the Tour of Britain will be

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starting there on Wednesday morning. It features some of the biggest

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names in cycling. Alison Freeman went to meet some of the children

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getting very excited about the arrival of a certain Mr Wiggins and

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his friends. No prizes for guessing who these

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youngsters are excited about seeing. Bradley Wiggins fever has struck

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Newtown Community School in Carlisle. It's been chosen to

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support the home team when the fourth stage of the Tour of Britain

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starts in the city on Wednesday morning. The you're going to see an

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Olympic gold medallist a named Bradley Wiggins. We're going to end

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need a gold medallist and someone that won the Tour de France!

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excited to metre gold medallist and and Cycling in the town before them.

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I would be citing with Katie before Bradley Wiggins. How do you feel

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about that? A bit embarrassed and a bit excited. Why embarrassed?

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Because they think they will have to wear these! 17 schools in

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Carlisle have been assigned each of the teams taking part. And they'll

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be there with their banners and flags to cheer them on. They might

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even get the chance to meet the cyclists. My scenes so distant on

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TV, but when it is in Carlisle, it gives them the opportunity to

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strive for something and believe they can actually be part of it

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when they themselves. The race will start in the middle of the city at

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11:00am and head along past Debenham's where the children who

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rode out in front will stop. The cyclists will then race along

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Castle Way and back before making their way south along the A6

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through the rest of the county. Their children want to be part of a

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process of this city. This is something they will never forget

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for the rest of their lives. It is all about team games, sportsmanship,

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working hard, doing the right thing and having pride in your city.

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really great to see everybody getting into the spirit of things

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here at Newtown Community School and there's no doubt who these guys

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are supporting. Go Bradley Wiggins! Now, if you walk around Newcastle,

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you'll know it's not long before you come across someone running -

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either alone or in a group. Whether it's along the quayside or the town

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moor, it seems the city is a haven for joggers. And in the lead up to

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Sunday's Great North Run, the magazine "Running World" has named

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Newcastle, 'running capital of the UK.' Richard Thomas reports.

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It's already home to the world's biggest half marathon. More than

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50,000 runners start the Great North Run in Newcastle every year.

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No surprise then - the city's been voted running capital of the UK.

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And at this shop in Newcastle, they reckon people have gone running mad.

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Do be about to people we get in here every day from novices to

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proper athletes, they all come anywhere. They run all over the

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countryside. We do the quayside run with my friends. Bide your lot of

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running with my friends. You see lots of people running. The and --

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you find lots of people running all around Newcastle, quite a lot of

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people do it. And it's not just the shops who are seeing a surge in

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business. Athletics clubs across the north have waiting lists to get

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in. Naturally, after the Olympics and the Paralympics with the car --

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coverage it had, their legacy is just right, bringing these young

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people here with their coaches. We have had hundreds of inquiries.

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With the Great North Run less than a week away, it's not difficult to

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find people getting in some final days training. But on the town moor

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in Newcastle for example - it's usually teaming with runners all

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year round. They say Newcastle is the running capital of the UK.

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believe it could be. There are a lot of people, a lot of clubs in

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Newcastle. It is surprising, you see a great deal of people around

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here. People round here all the time. How much of this run mania is

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down to the Olympics and the Great North Run is hard to measure. But

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more of getting regular exercise can only be good news in the long

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run. That was me this lunchtime! And

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made the fatal error, had brought some new shoes just before the

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Great North Run. I should be wearing them around the office to

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break them in! IM not wearing them now! It has been great, so much

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happening today. Some of the Olympians and

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Paralympians would be at the Great North Run. We have got Mo Farrah,

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Kat Copeland, Eddie Simmonds, Greg Rutherford, Nicola Adams, that

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brilliant smile! It will be fantastic.

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Hard to believe the amazing summer of sport is finally over. The

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Indian summer certainly Aires, the weather shortly.

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This afternoon, the streets of London were packed us up to a

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million people converged on the capital for a special parade to

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honour the: The ins and Paralympians. See how many of hours

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 46 seconds

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It has been my dream to be famous and successful since hours a little

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kid. But now that it has happened, it is just amazing, it is

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everything I thought it would be. Its exciting what he can do when he

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reaches full maturity, 19, 20 and beyond. We have got a very, very

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special Paralympian in our ranks. He has always had the ability to

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dream big and stream high, almost A phenomenal few weeks it has been.

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Sunderland's Republic of Ireland winger James McClean has apologised

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after becoming caught up in another social media row. A rant on Twitter,

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prompted by him being left out of the Republic's starting line-up for

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a World Cup qualifier, was swiftly deleted. Meanwhile Newcastle United

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goalkeeper Tim Krul is waiting to find out how serious the elbow

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injury is which will keep him out of Holland's qualifier this week.

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Well the international break meant no Premier League or Championship

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action, but Carlisle came out on top in a fiercely fought League One

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derby with Hartlepool and York City grabbed a dramatic late equalizer

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to continue their superb start to life back in the football league.

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Hartlepool hadn't conceded at Victoria Park in the league before

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kick-off and seemed to have turned last season's poor home form around.

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When James Poole put them ahead just before half time Manager Neale

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Cooper might have hoped his side would repeat last season's 4-0

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demolition of Carlisle - Jake Jervis will no doubt have sleepless

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nights about this miss and Carlisle thought they had the equaliser when

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Mike Edwards fired in the loose ball but his shove on Scott

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Flinders hadn't gone unnoticed. Hartlepool could have sealed the

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game had Steve Howards shot been a couple of inches lower - But the

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visitors kept pressing and it paid off when Danny Cadamarteri netted

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his first goal for the Cumbrians. Pools went down to ten men when

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Neil Austin was sent off for a second bookable offence tripping

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former Pools stalwart Matty Robson and Robson, who was given his

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football league debut at Hartlepool by Neal Cooper, had the last laugh

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scoring the winner to give Carlisle their first away victory of the

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season. More than 5,000 fans observed a minute's silence before

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kick-off at Bootham Crescent on the 22nd anniversary of the untimely

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death from a heart attack of York city player David Longhirst. City's

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remarkable return to league football is certainly bringing in

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the crowds but it was Chesterfield took the lead through Sam Hird. But

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Michael Coulson can't stop scoring and he made sure the Minstermen

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were back on level terms with a great finish just four minutes

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later. But the Spirites were ahead again almost immediately when Craig

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Westcarr had a free run at goal. But York are no strangers to the

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fight back and in the last seconds of injury time, a great effort from

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Jason Walker saw them share the points which take City up to 7th in

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League Two. And Gateshead are up to 6th in the conference Premier after

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a 2-1 win over Dartford. Former Darlington player Micky Cummins put

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Gateshead ahead just before half time and with the home side

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completely dominating possession, Josh Gillies who'll play for

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England C team on Wednesday fired in a second to seal the victory.

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England's cricketers were in action at Chester le Street this weekend -

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and it has to be said the women did a lot better than the men! They

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stormed to victory against the West Indies, in the T20 taking less than

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ten overs to chase down 72 runs. It's their 16th consecutive win in

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the format and bodes well as they hope to reclaim the title they lost

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to the Australians in the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup. But the men

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have got work to do. After failing to win the Test and One Day series,

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they lacked cutting edge in the T20 as well - only managing to hit 118-

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7 - losing to South Africa by seven wickets.

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Newcastle Falcons winning start to the season continued this weekend.

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It means they go into their first home game of the season in rugby

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union's Championship against Doncaster on Friday off the back of

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two victories. They took maximum points away from the capital after

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scoring 7 tries including a hat- trick from Ally Hogg to beat London

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Scottish 49-32. Thank you.

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Yesterday, we had Sunday lunch in the garden are maddening are

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probably for the last time this Unsettled over the next few days.

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High temperatures in the last few days, but down to earth with a

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bumper now. A lovely picture to start us off. These lovely clouds

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over Keswick. They had van for the next few days, rain at the times,

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the rain moving to the East overnight. Bright colours

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indicating how the pulse of frame. A rumble or two of thunder

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overnight. This rain is very intense. A wet start to the morning.

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Raining at dawn in Cumbria. Temperatures colder than recently.

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The seventh to 11 degree Celsius. Tomorrow morning, more rain and a

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gloomy start in the West. Bright around drier for much of the East.

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Sunshine to Northumberland. Showers and some of the showers behind the

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main band of rain have the potential to be heavy once again.

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The much cooler at the moment, a brisk westerly breeze. Some

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sunshine over the North Pennines and some showers over this area.

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The potential for some downpours, not exactly where the showers will

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fall tomorrow. A showery day with some spells of Brighton as across

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the region. That is how the weather looks on Tuesday. Changeable

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through Wednesday and one thing we will notice on Thursday is that

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temperatures will start to rise. Brides pose some Wednesday, but not

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lasting. Wet and particularly in the south. A drizzly, puny day.

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Some bright as elsewhere. Also, a few showers and on Wednesday night

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tended to Thursday, we will notice strong winds. A real squeeze on the

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isobars. Drizzly and windy overnight. A really cool Wednesday

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and Thursday. 13 Celsius, below- average for early September. Warmer

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on Thursday with sunshine breaking through. Thursday will probably be

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the nicest day of the week. Wednesday night, this area of low

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pressure to the far north. The remnants of a tropical storm which

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passes to the north of the UK. A squeeze on the isobars. Strong

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women says be hedged through Wednesday night into Thursday. It

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will calm down for Friday. Drier Thursday and Friday. That is your

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forecast. Waiting for the Sunday forecast for

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the Great North Run. the Great North Run.

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Now for a look at tonight's headlines. Hundreds of thousands of

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