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Hello and welcome to Monday's Look North. Tonight: Why police are being

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called out thousands of times year to deal with dementia sufferers..

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Will campaigners win their battle to bring the remains of King Richard

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the Third back to the North? And Lusty Linda ` a 1950s bomber ` makes

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a spectacular 110 mile an hour commemorative dash Caring for a

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family member with dementia is one of the toughest tests a relative

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will ever have to go through. Sunderland seeing red.

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Caring for family member with dementia is one of the toughest test

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the relative will have to go through. But imagine how much more

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difficult it is if a loved one's condition is causing them to be

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violent. Now it's emerged that police are being called out

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thousands of times a year in our region, to deal with dementia

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sufferers. In some cases, those patients are actually being put in

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handcuffs to restrain them. Campaigners say it's a problem that

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could get much worse in our ageing society. For this special Look North

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Report, Gerry Jackson has been to meet one woman who speaks from very

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personal, and painful, experience. He was kind`hearted and very gentle.

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He was not aggressive, in any way. Happy memories of a loving family

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man, but even here, in his 40s, Glenn Davison was developing

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early`onset dementia. As the condition took hold, his behaviour

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became erractic and volatile. The children had a hard time. He would

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often accuse them of stealing his possessions. He would get angry and

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frightened them. He was so confused, and so frightened, really.

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Eventually, Glenn had to be admitted to a care home in Northumberland.

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Still a strong man, he assaulted two staff members. The police were

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called to restrain him. He was sectioned and sent to hospital. It

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was only when I went to see him that he flinched and shouted and when I

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pulled his sleeves up and he had lacerations and bruising. When you

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realised what he had gone through, how did you feel? I was devastated

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because I think it would've been frightened and traumatised. He

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would've been pulling against them and that would've been pulling

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against them and that would have made frightened.

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Figures obtained by the BBC suggest police are responding to

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dementia`related incidents ever more frequently. In 2011, for example,

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Northumbria Police alone were called out more than 2,000 times. In the

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Cleveland and Durham force areas, the figures are going up year on

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year. I was surprised and shocked. Why would you put handcuffs on

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somebody who was confused and frightened? I can't imagine anybody

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else in society putting up with such treatment.

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Of course, not all callouts result in this kind of restraint. Figures

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for the use of handcuffs are not available. Northumbria Police says

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all its officers are trained in mental health guidelines and proper

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restraint techniques. And in some places they're going further. Any

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officer at York Railway Station sees a lot of human life. Some of these

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people we know we'll have dementia. It is up to those on the station

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here to know how to recognise that. We don't want to take a person with

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dementia and put them in a police environment when they should not be

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there and it can cause them more distress.

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Fiona and her unit are one of only a handful in Europe to undergo

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advanced training in dementia awareness. The dementia training we

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have had will get the best information out of them rather than

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close them down. I'd like to think that in the years to come, should

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something happen to me, there will be a system in place that will make

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it a lot easier for people with By the age of 80, one in six of us will

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be affected by dementia. Dementia to a gate in society.

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Increasing numbers of us are living to that age. Even now, 800,000

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people are living with dementia`related conditions. There

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is an incredible stigma still attached to dementia. That is

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something we really want to crack. We know people with dementia want to

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do that as well. They do want people to cross the road when they are

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walking towards them. This could blaze a trail for the way we

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interact with people with dementia. And for every sufferer, there are

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loved ones living through it with them.

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Well, Gerry is with me now. We heard concerns there about police

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treatment, but realistically, what alternative is there for the police

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when they're called out to an incident when a dementia patient has

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been violent? It is delicate. Police say if

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somebody is agitated all violent or a danger to others or themselves,

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they will attend. In Allison's case, police pointed out that Velcro

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restraints are available. She feels softer approach would have been more

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suitable. We're talking about compassion and care, availability of

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hospital births and so on. There are many thousands of people watching

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this who will one day be suffering from an age related mental

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condition. These are questions for all of us.

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A grandmother accused of murdering her son's former partner after being

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told she'd be cut off from contact with her young grandson has today

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given her account of how the killing happened. Heather Emmonds, who's 58,

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stabbed 42`year`old Tina Casey to death at Miss Casey's home in

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Holywell, near Shiremoor. The killing came to light after the

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police attended a road traffic accident and found Mrs Emmonds

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inside a car with a number of hand` written notes confessing to the

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killing. Chris Stewart has the story.

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The lead`up to the killing in the words of the killer. That's what the

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jury's heard today. That what happened here came after a

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long`running series of rows between Tina Casey and her former partner

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Keith Emmonds, with his mother Heather Emmonds often trying to act

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as peacemaker. And that she'd arrived at this house one fateful

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Sunday morning to try to smooth over another problem. The jury heard

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there was around where Tina threatened to take her son awake to

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the Isle of Man. Apparently, she accused Mrs Emmons of being a bad

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grandmother. Mrs Emmons said she was fed up and had had enough, and she

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thought it was all me, me, me. In tears, she said she took a knife of

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a table and repeatedly stabbed Tina. She admits killing Miss Casey,

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but denies murder on the grounds of loss of control and diminished

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responsibility. More than 40,000 public sector jobs

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have been lost in the region since 2008. But six out of ten members of

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the North East Entrepeneurs' Forum say they're NOW feeling "more

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confident" about business ` with exports on the rise again. Mark

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Denten reports on the gains and losses in the region's jobs market.

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Protesters outside Middlesbrough town hall. Plenty of sound, and

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quite a lot of fury. The council's announced 600 job losses ` just the

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latest in a whole raft of public sector cuts across the region. So

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where are the jobs to replace them? Well, partly here. This firm in

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County Durham makes craft supplies, and also has bases in California and

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Holland. But boss Sara started it all from her university bedroom. Now

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she employs 60 workers, some from the public sector. We have employed

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quite a lot of ex`public sector workers. It is a totally different

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pace, which is what I think people have found. It can be so rewarding.

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While this firm is taking on workers, many public sector jobs

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have been axed. What are the numbers? Since 2008, the region's

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lost 42,000 public sector jobs. During the same period, 34,000

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private sector jobs have been created, but that's still a

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shortfall of 8,000 jobs. Marjorie knows all about that. She lost her

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job as a schools anti`bullying coordinator at Durham Council this

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year. She set up her own company providing similar services but now

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that's under threat. Some schools are saying we would

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love to have your services in school but we do not have the money. I will

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be very sad if it comes to the point where I must close down the service.

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A fluctuating picture ` some job losses, some job gains, but with the

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fate of our economy at stake. A homecoming parade was held in

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Carlisle this morning for soldiers from the second Battalion, the Duke

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of Lancaster's Regiment. 120 servicemen and woman marched through

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the town and an hour`long service was held in Carlisle Cathedral to

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give thanks for the safe return of all the battalion's soldiers from

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their last tour of Afghanistan. It's been a battle worthy of medieveal

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times, and now campaigners in York are one step away from a possible

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victory. Relatives of King Richard the Third who want his remains to be

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returned to Yorkshire take their case to the High Court tomorrow. He

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was the last king of the House of York, but is currently resting in

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Leicester, the city where they discovered his remains under a car

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park. The hearing tomorrow will make the final decision on where he's

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permanently laid to rest. Michelle Lyons reports. Richard III once

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again takes centre stage, not only here at York Theatre Royal this week

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but in the courtrooms in London, where the battle over where his

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bones should be buried continues. An archaeological dig by the University

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of Leicester discovered the remains of King Richard III and a car park

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in the city last September. University was granted a licence to

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inter them, but the king's descendants have challenged this

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decision, saying his final resting place should be here in York. They

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have taken their fight to the High Court. Richard was the only

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Yorkshire King. He grew up in North Yorkshire. His associations have

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always been with the North of England. We believe he should be

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buried here. Their legal team think they have a strong case. If we win,

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it means the process was flawed and the Ministry of Justice will have to

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go back to the drawing board and work out how they decide whether men

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should be buried. The court has indicated that should be done by way

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of an expert panel. At that stage, anybody who has an interest and has

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a voice that was to be head can put forward their point of view. There

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is no doubt this case has fuelled public interest, with more than

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30,000 people signing the petition backing the Alliance. An exhibition

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in York drew record crowd this year. The betrayed version of Richard III

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is of this hunchbacked baddy who killed his nephew. That has come

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historically through Shakespeare. It is Tudor propaganda, more than

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likely. For the people of York, we can see his popularity still today.

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The body of Richard III's sons lies in a village a few miles away from

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York. Tomorrow Bosman High Court hearing will determine whether the

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links are strong enough to challenge the existing burial plans. Another

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history lesson now. It was one of the great achievements of the 20th

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Century. 60 years ago, Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay,

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became the first to reach the summit of the World's highest mountain `

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Everest. But without their oxygen supplies their place in the history

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books would have literally disappeared into thin air. Now the

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very set of oxygen bottles Hillary took to the top of world has ended

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up on Tyneside. Andrew Hartley reports. The first men to the top of

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the world. Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing

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Norgay. But imagine Hillary's ordeal. With the air so thin at

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29,000 feet ` his life relying on this. Now, 60 years later the

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aluminium frame carrying these heavy oxygen bottles has been restored at

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a workshop in North Shields. When someone says we have this iconic

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object, this priceless thing, will you make it straight, it is a

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tremendous honour. It was how I imagine a surgeon about to stick a

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knife in an important person must feel.

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The set of cylinders was made by a German company called Drager, and

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ended up at its factory in Blyth in Northumberland. He worked with

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Edmund Hillary at the time. We have had it for good few years now. We

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have done a restoration project on it, which is where we have got Bill

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involved. He is helping give it a bit more shape and restore it to how

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it was. The work has been carried out in the

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same building where another 20th century icon is being restored. The

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Bluebird. Donald Campbell died in 1967 when he lost control of this

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craft on Coniston Water in the Lake District whilst travelling at nearly

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300mph in a speed record attempt. How is a project going? We're

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plodding on. It is a big job. If you don't stop, you can't fail. We are

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still at it. The Yorkshire Air Museum dusted off

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one of its oldest exhibits today for a spectacular 110 mile an hour trip

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down its runway. Lusty Lindy, a 1950s bomber, arrived at the museum

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exactly 20 years ago. As Phil Connell's been finding out she's

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still in tip top condition. She is known as lusty Lindy. She a star

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exhibit. It was during 50s and 60s that the victory V bomber played a

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crucial role. The aircraft carried nuclear weapons. For the last 20

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years, though, she has enjoyed a more relaxing life in Yorkshire.

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Until today, when two Magennis rhetoric, her engines were again

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ignited ` ` until today, when to mark the anniversary, her engines

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were again ignited. Volunteers keep her in pristine condition. The

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amount of hard work every body puts into it, it is like everything. When

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you have worked on something, you need that bit of pleasure, that end

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result. You at 2:15pm, the exact time she landed here, her engines

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began to rock. A spectacular 32nd `` and. ` ` the spectacular 30 second

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``. Who would believe it is over 60 years old? It is an amazing piece of

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iconic British history we are keeping preserved in Yorkshire.

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These are after 60 years, Lusty Lindy still has the power to

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impress. One of the best examples of British design and technology.

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Very nice. Sport now. We kick off tonight with Newcastle

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who're up to eighth in the Premier League and just a couple of points

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off the Champions League places after beating former manager Chris

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Hughton's Norwich City on Saturday and that means the players are on

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course to pick up their bonuses this season. Yes, Joe Kinnear the

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Director of Football has revealed that they agreed to a bonus scheme

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which will only pay out if the Magpies finish in the top ten rather

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than the top 12 as it used to be. It's their third successive league

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win after beating Chelsea and Tottenham ` happy days for Newcastle

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fans! And with the team full of confidence, they made the most of

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some poor Norwich defending when Loic Remy headed in Yohan Cabaye's

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corner after just two minutes ` that's his eighth goal in as many

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games. Their first goal from a corner for two years ` but Remy

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wasn't the only man in form. Shola Ameobi frequently took the Norwich

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defence apart and set up Yoan Gouffran for Newcastle's second goal

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` his own header parried into the path of the frenchman for his fourth

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goal of the season. Ameobi continued to pepper the Norwich goal with

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shots ` the prospect of playing in the World Cup in Brazil for Nigeria

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seems to have given him a new lease of life. Norwich did improve after

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the break though and Leroy Fir pulled one back for the Canaries

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when he fired in a superb header. Papiss Cisse came off the bench to

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score what should have been Newcastle's third goal ` but it was

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mistakenly ruled offside. A slightly nervy end to the last ten minutes

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but Newcastle never looked in any real danger ` and another important

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victory for Alan Pardew's side. They looked a bit tired in the second

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half. We did have a really good second half. I felt we were in

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control of the game. I don't we were brilliant today. The most important

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thing in the dressing room today was three points. Well, Newcastle and

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Hartlepool were our only winners this week. And the only teams to

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finish with all 11 men on the field! Our four other major teams each

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picked up a red card ` ludicrously so, in Sunderland's case! I've yet

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to meet anyone who thinks this was a sending off ` apart from referee

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Kevin Friend, of course! He took four seconds to blow his whistle `

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which is a LONG time in football! Sunderland have said they intend to

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appeal ` they have to make it official by one o'clock tomorrow

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lunchtime. It's the third red card of Gus Poyet's reign, and it hasn't

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yet been rescinded, as he'd hoped it would be. And if it WAS dangerous

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play ` surely this was as well, from Stoke goalkeeper Asmir Begovic? Not

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even a yellow card, there. We're told Kevin Friend WON'T be

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refereeing in the Premier League next weekend. And while Begovic

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escaped ` there was no such luck for Middlesbrough keeper Jason Steele `

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Leeds' striker Dexter Blackstock looked to be heading AWAY from goal

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` but that's a three`match ban for Steele. And it's a FOUR match ban

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for York's Ryan Bowman ` foot up, at Southend ` sent off for the second

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time this season. Last on the list ` Carlisle defender Conor Townsend,

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on`loan from Hull ` this was his second yellow card in the space of

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three minutes ` never a good idea! And off he went. But the main

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talking point of the weekend, when it came to dodgy decisions, was this

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one ` Gus Poyet had, at least, calmed down a bit by the final

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whistle! Contact? No. Please explain it. It was stowed's first win in

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nine Premier League game. Nobody challenged Peter Crouch here. Very

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nice pass. A damaging defeat there Sunderland. Not a happy start for

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Aitor Karanka in his first match as Middlesbrough manager, Dawn? No, I'm

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afraid it was another of our teams, unable to cope with going down to

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10`men. So the new era ended in defeat for the Spaniard at Elland

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Road against old rivals Leeds who went on to win their fourth

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consecutive game with former Boro target Ross McCormack putting the

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home side ahead ` nine goals in seven matches for him. 10`man Boro

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did get back into it ` great work from Albert Adomah finished off by

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Muzzy Carayol. But Jason Pearce's header condemned them to a third

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straightaway defeat. Carlisle ` just three points above the drop zone,

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had one or two decent chances at Rotherham, Sean O'Hanlon's header

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tipped over by former Blues keeper Adam Collin. But the home side came

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on strong in the second half with on`loan keeper Ben Amos keeping the

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Cumbrians in it before Lee Miller was denied by Collin. Now, can

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League Two play`off hopefuls, Hartlepool, hold on to teenage

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striker Luke James? This goal against Northampton was his 10th of

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the season. James Poole won a penalty to give Simon Walton the

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chance to double the home side's lead against the bottom club. Pools

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by the way have parted company with striker Steve Howard by mutual

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agreement. Another defeat for York City. After Kevan Hurst had put

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Southend ahead, Ryan Bowman equalised for the Minstermen. Both

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goal`scorers were later sent off. It was the dying moments of the game

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with a free kick. In actual fact, it was our free kick. The referee has

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given it to them. From a hard work, we get nothing. That is what the

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game can be at times. It can be cruel. You have to live with and get

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ready for the next one. Newcastle Falcons didn't score a single point

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in Saturday's defeat to the Premiership's second top club

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Northampton Saints. But despite failing to register on the

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scoreboard the Falcons defended well to restrict last years finallists to

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6`0 at the break. Newcastle boss Dean Richards not happy with the

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refereeing ` the Falcons made a number of breaks ` but couldn't

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quite finish them off ` and two second half tries from the Saints

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put the game out of reach ` 18`0 final score. But in basketball,

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Newcastle Eagles are back on top of the table after a thrilling win over

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close rivals, Worcester Wolves. Paul Gause tied the game at 66`all with

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just four seconds on the clock. And the Eagles ` who, at one stage, had

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been 11 points behind ` raced away in overtime to win by 86 points to

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74. Elsewhere, Durham Wildcats beat Plymouth Raiders ` but lost to

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Sheffield Sharks who'll now be the Eagles' semifinal opponents in the

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BBL Cup. Time for the weather now. It has been called the last few

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days. It is the tail end of November. I think tonight's weather

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picture is an appropriate one to start with. Tommy has been out and

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about in the Lake District. Look at this camp, ` ` calm view. It will be

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slightly less cold may be over the next few days. That means overnight

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frost will be the exception rather than the rule. Be the odd spot of

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rain now and again. As we head into the evening and overnight, it is

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dry. Some missed and fork patches, and Ipswich of Frost. The frost will

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tend to come and go as the patchy cloud comes and goes. Most places

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will see a touch of Frost. Mostly dry start tomorrow but a frosty star

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in many. I think we will see sunny spells and develop has missed in fog

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patches clear. The sunshine start to disappear as we head into the

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afternoon. There could be a few spots of rain. This patchy rain is

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coming courtesy of that warm front tomorrow. The trailing cold front

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sinks southwards over the next few days. More persistent rain for a

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time on Friday. Then we're back into a colder north`westerly again. If

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you are out and about, what can you expect? In Cumbria, a lot of cloud.

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10 Celsius, 50 Fahrenheit. There should be enough clout to keep many

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places frost free. The risk of a touch of Frost now and again. Keep

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your November weather pictures coming in.

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Thanks, Paul. Finally a look at tonight's headlines. The couple

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suspected of holding three women against their will for decades in a

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London house have been named as Aravindan Bala`Krishnan and his wife

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Chanda. And it's emerged the police are called out hundreds of times a

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year to deal with people with dementia here in the north. You Joe

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Jackson is back with a late news at 10:25pm. We will see tomorrow.

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Goodbye.

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