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Hello, welcome to Friday's Look North. Tonight — the end of a

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ten—month nightmare. Heartfelt thanks from the family of

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a little girl saved by a heart donor.

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Guilty — the greedy couple convicted of wiping out an elderly dementia

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sufferer's life savings. Banned for being noisy and a risk to

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health and safety — the charity knitting group turfed out of their

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meeting place by the Council. And lights down. Whitley Bay's

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fourth annual Film Festival launches inside the town's famous Dome.

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In sport — if you're a football fan, it's the weekend you've been waiting

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for — the start of the new Premier League season. We'll ask our experts

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what they can see in store for Sunderland and for Newcastle United.

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The parents of a young heart transplant patient have opened their

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hearts to look zero. About the audio that they and other parents have

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faced. Nine—year—old Katelyn McAleavy received a new heart at

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Newcastle's Freeman hospital five days ago. She is now out of

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intensive care. The operation marked the end of a ten month wait for a

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donor organ. Tired and a bit sore is how

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Katelyn's mother described her daughter, which understanding ——

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facility has had a heart hotspot operation, is good going. It was

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late on Sunday night that the call they had been waiting for came

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through. We got the phone call at ten o'clock to say that the

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possibility had, but had Katelyn had anything to eat and had she been

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poorly? Could be get down as quickly as possible. From ten o'clock to ten

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past 11 I was sitting in an ambulance. It was an emotional

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roller—coaster. Nervous, scared and it has all happened so fast. That is

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what is keeping everybody going, that it has not sunk in yet. Amy and

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Robert's Choi is tempered by a profound sense of gratitude to the

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donor and their empathy for other families in similar situations. We

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are sharing a flat with other families who have been in the ICU.

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And some people's children are not doing so well. For us to have

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Katelyn do as well she is doing, it is incredible. She is a little

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fighter. You have to think of other children in the same position. But

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they are not doing as well. And their families, they can't be as

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happy as you want to be. But you have to pull yourself together and

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be strong as a team. Katelyn seems to have had is accessible operation.

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She is a zero —— she is already in a position to be sent down to the

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cardiac ward to continue her recovery. We are delighted with her

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progression. Whatever your personal feelings on organ donation it is not

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until you come to the ward and you meet somebody like Katelyn that you

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start to develop a true understanding of what it all means.

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A couple have been found guilty of stealing their elderly godmother's

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life savings. Teeside Crown Court heard how Lesley and Andrew Reeve

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spending money on a lavish lifestyle while 90—year—old dementia sufferer

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Joan Killen lived almost penniless in care home.

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Over a period of two years, Teeside Crown Court were told how Lesley and

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Andrew Reeve managed to reduce their godmother's life savings from

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£130,000 to just £3000. Part of the cash was spent on converting their

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garage at their home in Hartlepool into a gymnasium and wet room. In

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court, the couple claimed that it was actually being prepared as a

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bedroom for 91—year—old dementia sufferer Joan Killen food they had

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promised would be able to live with them when she was well enough to

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leave the Queens Meadow care home in Hartlepool. But suspicions were

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aroused when it was discovered that Mrs Killen had left with so little

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money —— had been left with so little money that she had no pocket

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money or money to pay her fees. An investigation by Hartlepool Council

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found that the reason couple had been able to clear their credit card

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debts, bought a new car and what —— bought electrical goods as well.

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They said throughout that the home conversions well for Mrs Killen's

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benefit. That was not the case, a wheelchair would not have even

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fitted in the shower. Today, a jury found Andrew Reeve guilty of two

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counts of theft between 2009 and 2011 and his wife guilty of three

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counts. The case has been adjourned pending reports.

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A mining company, test—drilling in the North Pennines, says the area

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could hold some of the largest zinc deposits in Europe. So far, five

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bore holes have been sunk by the Canadian firm Minco Mining near

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Allenheads and Nenthead. Managers say the core samples recovered so

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far suggest the area holds zinc deposits worth hundreds of millions

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of dollars. The Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has been mined since

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Roman times, mainly for lead. In some parts of the community, there

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would be a lot of enthusiasm for more mineral extraction in this part

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of the country because it is part of the continuum and what we obviously

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hope in the current state and age is that the environmental standards

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would have to be applied and it would not have such a detrimental

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impact on the environment. Three years ago, the council asked

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them to set up a missing group at a local library. The same council has

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opened a new library and told them to get out. The knitters have said

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that their charity work is in danger of being undone. So they have gone

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to the new library in Cramlington in Northumbria to make their feelings

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known. This one, part one, and now they

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have been told to do one because there is too many of them to squeeze

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in. That's what the council told us. They have been told they are not

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wanted because they are too noisy and that their knitting needles

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could cope —— could pose a health hazard. How old are you? 85?Have

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you ever stabbed yourself while listening? No.Are you a health and

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safety risk? Well, sometimes!Best not to ask. Anyway, everything they

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make is for the NHS. Cuddly toys for children and other staff, some of it

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is not very obvious. This is for a premature baby. You cannot buy stuff

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this small indie shops. These are ladies' thingies. They have made

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many of these all round the country to teach new mothers about

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breast—feeding. And this, I'm not going to show you. It is a uterus

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made to teach midwives. Picking on a bunch of mainly made of grannies is

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not going to win the council any sympathy, not even from one of their

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own councillors. It is unbelievable that the county council can take a

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group which is successful and doing lots of things in the community and

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penalised them for being successful by throwing them out of what is

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meant to be a community library. The council did say they could stay if

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they split into smaller groups but the knitters say that defeats the

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whole purpose of the group. Everything we know it goes out

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somewhere and I feel it is sad that we are trying to do the best that we

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can and it is just disappointing. Very disappointing. It is an old

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yarn and one yet to fully unravel. Can't pull the wool over his eyes!

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Still to come, the mistakes on the future of our football teams.

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And the stones from a building which will end up in a rockery.

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And I would have the full weather forecast for the weekend and next

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week. Spat —— Whitley Spanish city's Dome

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will become a cinema. The gala night is going to start with the Ingrid

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Bergman and Humphrey Bogart classic, Casablanca. Are they going

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to play it again? Yeah, you will be glad to hear that

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I will not be singing tonight. We have all the atmosphere Casablanca

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here. We are only just up the road. It is the start of the Whitley Bay

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Film Festival. Casablanca playing tonight. Lots of other films as

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well. Let's talk to Ema Lea, the director of the film Festival.

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Tellers will be can expect? We have turned the Spanish city Dome, this

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beautiful building, into a multiplex. It is a fantastic

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opportunity we have been given by the council. There will be about six

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films a day and we were also be doing other things. Tell me about

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this concept of a secret Cinema. People will be mystified. Clues as

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to what will be screen and where it will be screened will be given over

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the website. It is a popular event even though people don't know what

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they are going to sea but it will be a real treat this year. This is a

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sell—out tonight. Our tickets going well for the other productions?

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Yes. The key thing is that people dress up for this to get into the

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part. Ingrid Bergman, you never thought you would see her on Look

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North. Tracy, can I be New Year. Looking fantastic tonight, what

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difference does it make getting into the part as Mac it is very

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experiential. The Whitley Bay Film Festival is very experiential

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services differed —— different from the usual. I haven't seen Humphrey

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Bogart yet? He is around here somewhere. And there are time

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travellers and allsorts of characters. That is what we want.

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Excellent. Thank you very much. This festival carries on until September

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the 5th. Do try to get a ticket. Apologies to Mr Bogarde. Maybe not

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today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon. —— apologies to Mr Humphrey Bogart.

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Here's looking at you, Jeff. History lovers flock to York to only

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priceless piece of the city. Masonry from the York Minster has been

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auctioned to continue the conservation programme. Visitors

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could learn about the craftsmen working at the Cathedral and Beth ——

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by some of its old stone. For some people, the humble garden

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gnome is not enough and for those wanting something a bit more special

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and a bit of history in their Rockaway, York Minster was the place

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to be. I have got £40... I need a nice feature for in front of the

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pond in the back garden. And a bit of history as well. I very much like

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the gargoyles and I think that will be really nice to put in the garden

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and have as a feature. I am yet to pick a piece up for my husband for a

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wedding present next year. —— my husband to be. The minister was

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built to last but when new bits added, some old bits can find a

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home. Eventually, we have too many bits of stone. They are in storage

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but obviously limited storage and there comes a point when we have two

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put it somewhere. The best ways for other people to the stone and

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provide monies for future restoration. This piece I am sat on

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it from the front of York Minster. We have been thinking of a few ideas

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for it. We think it would be a lovely seat. It is probably the best

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selection we have had for a stone auction in the time that I have been

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year doing them. We have a lot of repeat customers who have got stones

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already in the garden and a comeback for some more. Rebecca jokingly

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tweeted today that this could be used as a medieval Jacuzzi. Somebody

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else said that it could be your own personal Stonehenge. Whoever buys it

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will struggle to get it on the back of a hatchback!

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Time for sport. Marcus has had his crystal ball out. More will be

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revealed. Love it or loathe it, football's

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Premier League is back. Last season, our two clubs Sunderland and

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Newcastle flirted with relegation. But what about this time? A new

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director of football on Tyneside — a brand—new team on Wearside. We'll

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hear from the managers and the fans in a moment. But first our BBC radio

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commentators peer through the crystal ball.

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Nick, it has been a risky summer at the Stadium Of Light, is a risky

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policy that Paolo Di Canio has undertaken? Without doubt, but he

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will say it is a calculated risk. He believes all the players are quality

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players, they have the ability to withstand the rigours of the Premier

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League. You have to trust Paolo Di Canio. He has done his homework. For

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all the business that has been done in the transfer market for

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Sunderland at this summer, there has been virtually none for Newcastle.

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Absolutely. So quiet, it has almost been untrue. They are just about the

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only Premier League who has not made a permanent signing. Loic Remy they

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wanted previously, but they desperately need another striker

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before September the 2nd. Fans are disappointed with the level of

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activity. Yes, they brought players in January and the squad is stronger

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but there should have been more activity to date. So plenty of

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business and signings, which really excites you? I think the new player

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is going to be the one everyone is going to be watching, an established

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international. A marquee signing. The Italian player. There will also

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be in —— eyes on the USA newcomer. If he can take his form into the

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league. Bearing in mind the lack of transfer activity, who is going to

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stand out for Newcastle? And offer is the key. He is the one player who

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could do something. But they are a good squad, stronger than they were

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two years ago. The 16th of last season, they had an awful lot to

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do. The downside of the summer has been as a result of the field

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activity. The jokingly abolishment, etc. —— the Roy Kinnear appointment.

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Top half, Sunderland? They would hope to be, but they have to be

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realistic with all the changes they have made. With a list of home games

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after Christmas, it could quite be debilitating —— it could be quite

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debilitating when they go into the second half of the season playing

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catch up. Anything above 15th would be a bonus.

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Sunderland head coach Paolo Di Canio, who's preparing for

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tomorrow's visit of Fulham, says sorting out the bedroom habits of

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his players could help their season. They won't be allowed single hotel

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rooms at away games and will have to share with a different team—mate on

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every trip, as Peter Harris explains.

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Plenty of bonding on the pitch, but for footballers, the new season will

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bring long nights in far—flung hotel rooms. For Sunderland, they will

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always have company. If we did have a chance to sleep together, of the

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knot in the same bed, then they will change that every weekend. The

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people. Because they can have more confidence on the field to give

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advice. Home comforts tomorrow for the season's opener against Darren

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Bent's new club, full. Paolo Di Canio says he knows most of his new

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club with the new signing from America to make his debut. It is not

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clear who will take over from Simon linearly in goal. The manager was in

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talkative mood which —— at the press conference which took almost as long

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as the game tomorrow will. I don't know why, someone recognises me and

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then another 50 people around me. Women with kids, it was even more

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something special. It surprised me. And then I said, if you do this now,

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when I didn't win nothing for this club, what will you do at the end of

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the season when we have made a special thing?

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And BBC Newcastle has full match commentary with Nick Barnes and Gary

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Bennett from the Stadium Of Light tomorrow from 2pm.

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Newcastle are away at Manchester City on Monday night. They're

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missing their only summer signing so far due to injury but manager Alan

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Pardew was talking a good story this lunchtime.

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A relaxed but businesslike atmosphere on the training ground.

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No sign of Loic Remy, the lone striker whose calf injury means he

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will not stop proper training until next week. But after the Cisse shirt

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row, this message from the manager. We can go forward now and hopefully

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have a season like we had two years ago. The impact of the Roper league,

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was significant for us, I said. —— de Europa League. We will be far

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better because of not having the pressure this year. We need to

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strengthen again but the size of the squad is good. One will two more

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players would be perfect. Joe Boswell position here is to make

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sure that the transfers coming. —— Job's position. He has taken over

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the job. So far, it is working OK. What about Darren Bent who has

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signed on for the Black Cats opening—day opponents, full. He was

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close, in terms of the deal, but Darren has decided that his future

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lies elsewhere and we wish him all the luck in the world. A fascinating

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looking season. In the Championship, Middlesbrough

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host Blackpool. BBC Tees Ali Brownlee and Neil Maddison will have

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commentary from 2PM. Fans of both clubs will unite to show support for

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their former full—back Gary Parkinson with a minute's applause

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in the 25th minute. Gary suffers from locked—in syndrome after a

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stroke in 2010. In League One, Carlisle look for

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their first win at home to Coventry. In League Two, there's a derby at

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Bootham Crescent as York City host Hartlepool.

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On to cricket, and there was deep disappointment for Durham last

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night. They collapsed to 110 all out in their YB40 match at Derbyshire,

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losing by 107 runs. It's their second defeat in the competition

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inside three days, and means they can't now qualify for the

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semi—finals. What a shame. Now, back to football.

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We have heard from the managers and the pundits. What about the fans?

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For them, the long wait is almost over. With the new season

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beckoning, we have been getting under the skin of what it feels like

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to be an assessor supporter, someone who lives and breathes for their

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beloved team. We have from two Sunderland diehards

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last night but tonight we have from Anthony Nicholson a Newcastle die

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hard. He gives us the take on Toon Love.

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What is a football club? Is the —— is it the directors, is it the

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money? No, it is the experience, as a boy being brought by your father,

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looking at the hallowed turf, feeling the passion and sense of

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belonging. Football is a great leveller. Yoga is a window cleaner,

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a postman, a decorator, Dickie the chemist who sits down in front of

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you, Gary the car salesmen, mad mate, Robson Green and his dad.

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People from television. They are lookalikes, but that is what they

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have been named. I often think, what on earth are you doing here? Why are

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you doing this ridiculous ritual? Sundays can be a clean shave for us,

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or a non—shave. Sometimes it is beans on toast, other times it is

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beans on toast with a fried egg on top. Sometimes it is leaving with a

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piece of fruit, sometimes a carrot. It makes no sense. The neighbours

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must think I am crazy. The carrot came about because one day there was

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not an apple or a banana. So I appealed a carrot, wanting to go out

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with a piece of veg. So I stood at the bus stop with a carrot. And we

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won that day. So the next time we played at home, I had a carrot peels

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and ready to eat. —— carrot peels and ready to eat. The first Darren

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Peacock goal went in in front of us and it was a moment of good grief,

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we are beating Man United! And then we smacked in a second. It was

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unbelievable. I have never felt anything like it. The second half,

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Shearer, Ferdinand, tall Man United apart. And then a shot that was

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heading off into the top rope but seemed to dip and then went in. It

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was immense. Cisse being offside at a lot. His last—minute goal here

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helps. One against Fulham, one against Stoke. But that awful tackle

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on another player seemed to knock the whole player —— team and it

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ruined the feeling. The buzz and the optimism is always there. I have got

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to say that it has waned somewhat. The high prices, the transfers, it

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is almost impossible to compete. We are not active in the transfer

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market for the second year running. You wonder how that is going to pan

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out. When Swansea city and Cardiff City are spending £20 million and

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Cardiff —— and Newcastle have got one player on loan, you wonder what

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it is about. This football club, our history, our identity, our culture,

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will always be here. There's dedication for you.

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Of course, the first weekend of the football season usually means short

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sleeves, but not this weekend? Not at first. A wet start. Here is

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his first photograph. They bumble bee covered in pollen. The focus is

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on sunshine on Sunday. A wet Saturday, though. Through this

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evening, a little rain at first. One or two showers and then drive the

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rest of the night. Cloud will thicken in the night. Ray will be

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driven in on strong beaters from the south—west. —— rain will be driven

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in. Strong breezes from the south—west. By the time we wake up,

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a gloomy start of the J. Grey with increasing amounts of rain. —— a

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gloomy start to the day. As we take a tour through the afternoon

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tomorrow, it is pretty unsettled. Strong breezes up to around 20 mph.

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Unseasonably strong those August winds. Doctor Richards 19 of 20

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Celsius. Surprisingly mild considering the lack of sunshine.

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Still raining heavily over much of Lake land. Possibly some dry spells

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to the West in the afternoon. Things will swiftly improve for the rest of

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the weekend. That weather system moves away to the east, leaving a

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scattering showers on Sunday. Notice the isobars separating and they

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bring lighter breezes as well as more sun. Let's take a look. We can

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see high pressure building to the south. That is usually a good sign.

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It will bring better weather across Cumbria. Things will swiftly improve

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after Saturday's rainfall. Brighter skies for the second half of the

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weekend and into Monday. In the North East, very similar. After a

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wet and gloomy end to Saturday, Sunday and Monday looked likely to

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bring much better weather. We could get some rain overnight on Tuesday

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but for much of next week, the last full week of the school holidays for

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thousands of children, we are looking forward to that high

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potentially bringing us some long spells of settled weather.

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We look forward to that. The late news and weather at 10:35pm.

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Goodbye. —— 1020 5pm.

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