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chilly old week, George. Rais thank you. That's all from the BBC news

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Hello and welcome to Monday night's Look North. In the headlines...

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Gone to the Wall. The charity that promotes and protects Hadri`n's Wall

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is wound up after its funding is cut.

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Prison isn't working. But these ex`inmates do find a job ` `nd a bed

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` if they kick their addicthons I am volunteering in a shop. @t one

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time, I would not be trusted, I would just take all the mondy. I'm

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getting trusted and it feels good. Not sleepwalking but sleep`working.

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Science fiction, filmed in the North East ` and screened tonight.

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And a brush with fame. The Olympic champion who returned to his old

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school ` with his dentist! In tonight's Team Talk: Is there any

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way back for Sunderland aftdr another defeat to relegation rivals?

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And better late than never ` Papiss Cisse finally finds the back of the

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net to give the Magpies a l`st minute victory.

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The World Heritage Site of Hadrian's Wall

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Funding cuts mean the Hadri`n's Wall Trust will have to close, whth the

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loss of ten jobs. Now tourism businesses along the Roman Wall

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from Tyneside to the Solway Firth, are wondering who'll sell the Wall

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to a worldwide audience in future? Our News Correspondent Peter Harris

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is live on Hadrian's Wall now. This is about how we protect world

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Heritage sites in difficult times. The trust reckoned it needed

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?650,000 a year to properly protect and promote the wall to tourists.

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That money has dwindled and now gone bust. It is a very sad day. I think

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the team of brilliantly skilled people, they have made inro`ds with

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local businesses, they are valued by the people they worked with. We

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found investment and support for more than 100 businesses in the last

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two or three years. We wish those businesses success going forward

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with the world Heritage sitd. The trust goes and money is dis`ppearing

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from this area for promoting tourism, what does that mean to

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local businesses? The trust says money is dwindling in promoting the

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area, will it make a differdnce The announcement is such a surprise We

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started this campsite in thd middle of the recession. The one in the

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North East shuts. Now, with the trust, it is a disaster. It will be

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a real shame to lose it bec`use we get tourists from all over the world

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to rely on the bus to visit the attraction. Bad news? I think so. We

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have built up a lot of expertise. Some of the busiest days we have had

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have been when we put events on How would you replace the expertise and

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the knowledge they have got? Has any impact study been done on rdplacing

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it? It seems to be a disastdr, just to save a few pounds from

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somebody's budget. Thank yot for joining us. The council will take on

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some responsibilities. ' thd view. Indeed, thank you for that.

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Durham Police say they belidve the body of a man ` found on a beach in

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County Durham at the weekend ` IS that of missing Mark Bushnell. Mr

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Bushnell, the deputy head tdacher of Durham School, disappeared two weeks

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ago. A postmortem examination is being carried out on the body, which

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was found in the water at Blackhall Rocks near Peterlee on Saturday

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And an inquest into the death of Ben Clarkson has been opened and

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adjourned in York. Ben, who was 22, disappeared on a night out hn the

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city three weeks ago. His body was identified yesterday, after it was

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recovered from the River Foss ` where tributes have been left by

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family and friends. Comedian Jimmy Tarbuck has been

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released without charge by North Yorkshire Police after he w`s

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arrested over historic allegations of sexual abuse. The 74`year`old was

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arrested in April last year as part of the Operation Yewtree

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investigation. Today it was confirmed that the Crown Prosecution

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Service will not proceed with the case.

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"Broken" ` that's how Cumbrha's Police and Crime Commissiondr has

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described the prison system. He says massive reforms are needed to ensure

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people don't become trapped in the cycle of re`offending ` which sees

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them return to jail time and time again. At a cost of around ?40, 00

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per year, per prisoner, he says more taxpayers' money should be spent on

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projects which help reduce re`offending. Alison Freeman went to

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visit one of those schemes, in Carlisle. Trust. Something Gary s

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never been given before ` until he got this work volunteering hn a

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charity shop. Aged 47, he's been in and out of prison for the p`st 0

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years. Addicted to drugs thdn alcohol. I was drinking up to 7 0

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units a week. Sometimes I would wake up in the police station. Hhs

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addiction left him locked in a vicious circle. It is difficult

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starting over again. You might have been homeless. Things start off

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hopeless. I used to reoffend to go back to prison. Going back to prison

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if I was homeless was the e`sier option than being on the street You

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get your bed and you get clothed. You get your meals. You can get a

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job in the prison. It was a safer option. Gary is among many who say a

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lack of support on release can meat falling back into drugs, crhme, and

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prison again, is inevitable. Until he came here, to Carlisle's Gateway

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project. Ex`addicts get a room and work, as long as they stay clean.

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Stephen works as a handyman. The 54`year`old's an alcoholic. He's

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been to prison twice. The sdcond time on purpose. Full. I did not see

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anywhere else. That was a l`st resort. Gateway have saved ly life.

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It has been a real lifeline. Without them, I shudder to think whdre I

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would be. Gateway has just four flats. Last year they could have

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filled them more than four times over. They are human beings is top

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we see the massive impact wd have on people. Last went to university

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Eight people have found employment. The everyday. `` the inspird me

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every day. Cumbria's Police and Crime commissioner wants a national

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debate on care for ex`inmatds. It is easy to forget about these people.

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They are saddled with Richard experiences of life, they c`nnot

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find their way out. All of ts have responsibility to improve that

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situation. The alternative hs spending years in prison whhch costs

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?40,000 a year. We are now the vast majority of people when it come out

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from prison, reoffend within two years so the system is brokdn. At

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just 32 Phil's spent a total of nine years in prison. A disrupted

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childhood led to addictions, and stealing to feed those habits. I say

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prison like a school. I learn new things all the time in prison. It

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gives me structure. I have been in care and mentor present. And then to

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prison. He's not been able to get a place at Gateway, but uses their

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other drop`in groups to turn his life around. Like Gary has. I am

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volunteering in the shop I `m working in. At one time I could not

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work behind the till becausd I was just take the money. But I `m

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getting trusted. It feels good. Alison joins us from our Culbria

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studio now. Gateway seems a real success story ` but they can't help

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every ex`offender can they? Now they cannot. They get more referrals than

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they can provide accommodathon for. We want to find more buildings with

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more rooms but that costs more money. Despite fund`raising, they

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still need to find a lot of cash to keep them running each year. Cumbria

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Police tool does 25% of criles in the county are committed by 65% of

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the criminals here. Those who serve less than 12 months are mord likely

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to reoffend. That is people like the men we saw in the film. People that

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Gateway do the most to help. Thank you for that.

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And all this week BBC Radio Cumbria is looking at reducing re`offending.

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On tomorrow's Breakfast programme, Mike Zeller will be talking to the

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chaplain at Haverigg prison and the Howard League about how to stop

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'prison's revolving door'. Plans to re`brand a pub in

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Stockton`on`Tees ` and open it as a "pound pub" ` have angered

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campaigners and councillors. The new pub ` currently known as Georgia

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Browns ` will sell halves of beer for a pound, and pints for ?1.5 .

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But it's the promise of "more round for your pound" that's concdrning

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local councillors, who say ht'll give the town centre the wrong

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image. Julie Smith reports: Stockton Town centre is undergoing a ?38

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million pound refurbishment to promote a new image and help support

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a quality high`end night`tile economy.

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But just around the corner hs Georgia Browns ` the pub whhch will

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soon promote "more round for your pound". But for some that doesn t

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fit with the new image. We need to promote a healthier image and I

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don't think cheap drinking hs the right proposal. There is a big push

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for our night`time economy to be improved. There is even an lusic

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cafe venue opening up, this is all to improve the quality. When you put

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the pound drink into that epuation, it takes away from it. We h`ve

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enough drinking establishments listen `` establishments th`t kind

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around here. It is too cheap, it will cause fights. The comp`ny are

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proposing a licence change for the new pub to sell alcohol frol eight

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o'clock in the morning. Terrible. It's ridiculous. The pubs open long

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enough to start with. That encourages binge drinking. The pub

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is owned by Here for You hospitality. They told us they aim

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to offer a value product to the people of Stockton ` to those who

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would prefer a working men's club in a previous generation. They say the

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pub will take part in responsible drinking campaigns and anyone under

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25 will be challenged for ID. There are rebranding would appear to clash

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with that of the council. You're watching Look North. Still to

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come, all the talking points from the weekend's football fixttres

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plus ` A brush with fame. An Olympic athlete returns to his old school `

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but what's with all the toothbrushes? After lots of sunshine

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today, a different story for tomorrow, cloud and rain. I will be

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back shortly with the full forecast. We've all heard of sleep walking but

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what about "sleep`working?" Well that's the name of a new schence

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fiction film, shot entirely in the North East ` and enjoying

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considerable success on the international festival circtit. The

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award`winning short has been shown in places as diverse as Rom`nia

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Puerto Rico and Serbia, but tonight ` for one night only ` it's being

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shown back home. Here's our Arts reporter, Sharuna Sagar. Ard you

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struggling with debt, negathve equity low self esteem? My name is

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Doctor Kate. And I am here to talk to you about an exciting innovation

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which could provide all the answers...

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As long you don't mind scientists cutting into your brain. Thhs 1

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minute short has captured the imagination of horror buffs. And the

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man who came up with it ` Ndwcastle writer Gavin Williams ` owes it all

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to a pal he met down a pub. My mate came in and threw himself down and

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said he was exhausted, he s`id I feel like I have been sleep walking

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through my work today. A light bulb went off in my brain cos I'l a

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writer, and from that came this idea about the future where the

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scientists can hack your br`in so you can do menial tasks when you

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sleep. His idea was turned hnto a film through a Northern Fill and

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Media scheme. The development agency gave Gavin funding and support from

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industry professionals incltding Newcastle`based film producdr Ed

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Barratt ` who recently won ` Breakthrough Brit BAFTA for his

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first feature. It's important he's nurtured through the process as I

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was. Steps get bigger and challenges get greater. It is vitally hmportant

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for new talent to become established talent. He has a strong reghonal

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team around him. Filming took place in Newcastle

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with a local cast crew. And the special effects came from an up and

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coming Middlesbrough animathon company. Normally we work on

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commercial projects and advdrtising. This is very different. It's visual

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effects for a film. It's very interesting. It leads to sttff like

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Gravity and avatar. That was the two doing things like that. This is

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Quite often people go down to London for these things but it is not

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necessary, it is all here. @nd with the input of all that home`grown

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talent, Gavin's made what's turned out to be the darling of thd sci`fi

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and horror film circuit. Thd film was made on a budget of ?10,000

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it's been shown at 46 festivals around the world, has won ehght

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awards. Not bad for a Geordhe sci`fi! This is the first thme I

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have been able to make something the way I wanted to. I directed and

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wrote it. Hopefully this is the start of a new career.

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But first with this cellulohd success, comes an exhausting

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international screening schddule. And also a rare showing at the

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Tyneside Cinema ` the director's spiritual home.

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Interesting film ` and we whsh them all the best. Don't doze off now,

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though ` it's time for Team Talk. Newcastle keep up their slil hopes

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of Europe, York and Berwick still going for the play`offs ` btt for

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Sunderland, I'm afraid it's not looking good, Dawn? Just ond point

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from their last four Premier League games ` they've only scored three

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times in their last seven m`tches ` and today they recalled young

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striker Connor Wickham from his loan spell at Leeds. He'll go straight

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into the squad for Wednesdax's game at Liverpool. Where ` on current

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form ` they'll do well to kdep the score below half a dozen!

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That is there are six red c`rd of the season. Incredible. Gus Poyet it

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already sounds like he knows what is coming. We were not tens enough not

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committed enough. For some reason it is not going four hours. I do not

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know if it is destiny already. What we will keep trying. We will keep

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trying. Well, even if Sunderland ardn't

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helping themselves ` Newcastle did them a favour by beating Crxstal

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Palace who remain just one place above the Black Cats. But to say

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they left it late would be `n understatement! Alan Pardew might

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not have been there as he w`s serving the second of his three

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stadium bans, but owner Mikd Ashley put in a rare appearance at St

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James' Park this season. Didn't look like he was enjoying it verx much `

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even though Papiss Cisse proved the old adage ` if at first you don t

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succeed... Try, try again! He has been trying to score since Boxing

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Day. His last goal was almost a year ago against Fulham. Seven g`mes

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without a goal. John Carver on the phone to a frustrated Alan Pardew no

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doubt. Another long`range effort which hit the bar. And another myth.

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Was this a handball? This substitution made a world of

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difference. A second league goal of the season. John Carver enjoyed it.

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As if we had planned it Newcastle midfielder Cheick Tiote features in

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tonight's Late Kick Off. ! He talks about being capt`in ` in

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Fabriccio Coloccini's absence ` and reckons it's helped him improve his

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discipline. Yes, really, because before some people said I w`s not

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disciplined. It is much better in the last few days and I hopd I

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continue this. That's Late Kick Off, tonight at 11.20 on BBC One which

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also looks at the role football played during the miners strike in

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Easington, in County Durham, 30 years ago.

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Now if Newcastle left it late, QPR left it even later at the Rhverside

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to beat a Middlesbrough teal that so nearly won the Championship game

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themselves. Yes, Boro are pretty much stuck in mid`table with

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management duo, Hignett and Karanka already looking to next season. The

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afternoon started well for Dimi Konstantopolous with this double

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save. And this rampaging run from George Friend ` with a little bit of

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good fortune ` helped the home side take the lead. The visitors

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equalised on the stroke of half`time, thanks to Yossi Benayoun.

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But in second half stoppage time ` moments after Friend had ne`rly won

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it for Boro ` disaster struck! The ball took a bobble after hitting a

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plastic bottle top, leaving Rangers striker Bobby Zamora with the

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simplest of tap`ins. Ravel Lorrison put the icing on the cake, leaving

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Aitor Karanka in disbelief. Carlisle dropped into the League One

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relegation zone despite a bright start. It was fellow strugglers

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Notts County who took control of the game at Meadow Lane going into a

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three goal lead after leading 2`0 at half`time. James Berrett pulled one

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back but County restored thdir three goal advantage, piling the pressure

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on Carlisle's home game with relegation rivals Shrewsburx

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tomorrow. After five wins in a row, York City could be swapping places

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with the Cumbrians. Michael Coulson's excellent volley took the

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Minstermen into the League Two play`off places. Portsmouth captain

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Ben Chorley was later sent off for a high challenge on Wes Fletcher.

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Hartlepool will be without suspended midfielder Simon Walton, after he

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was sent off in Friday's defeat at Oxford, one place above York. David

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Connolly's header 12 minutes from time won it for the home side

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leaving Pools boss Colin Cooper a frustrated man. From football to

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rugby union, and Newcastle Falcons remarkably salvaged two bonts points

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at Gloucester this weekend Dawn And they were valuable as well, as it

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means they're now 12 points above bottom side Worcester who they play

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on Sunday. But it was quite incredible, because the Falcons had

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only scored ten tries in 16 league games up until Saturday ` when they

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went and scored five! Chris York had crossed the whitewash in thd first

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half but it wasn't looking good with 20 minutes to go ` Gloucestdr were

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leading 37`7 at Kingsholm. But talk about never giving up ` first young

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substitute hooker George McGuigan stormed through for a try that was

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converted by Joel Hodgson and five minutes later Andy Saull was on the

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end of an effective rolling maul. Fullback Alex Tait sprinted over to

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claim the Falcons fourth trx of the game and a bonus point before Noah

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Cato continued the drama with a fifth ` which Hodgson converted

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superbly from the touchline under tremendous pressure to grab a losing

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bonus point. Incredibly the Falcons came away with two points ` the only

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downside was that their young rising star Zach Kibirige was carrhed off

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with a leg injury ` he could be out for some time. What And herd's

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another sports story ` that you can really get your teeth into! Children

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at a Middlesbrough school h`ve received free toothbrushes, thanks

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to an Olympian, an 85 mile `n hour sledge, and a 13`year`old promise.

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Intrigued? Well, so were we. Martin Forster went along to Ormesby

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Primary School to find out lore Thirteen years ago, John Bahnes was

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sitting here, at the back of the assembly hall at Ormesby Prhmary

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School. Last month, he was here sitting at the back of the Great

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Britain bobsleigh at the Winter Olympics in Sochi. And now, the

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British Champion was back in his old assembly hall. Partly because of his

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Olympic achievements, but mostly because of a promise made 13 years

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ago, by his dentist. 13 years ago, when John was a promising rtnner,

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his family dentist, Paddy Jones told he'd buy a toothbrush for every

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child at Ormesby Primary School if he ever made it to the Olympics

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Today, he made good on his promise. His mum has always kept me

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up`to`date with what John is doing so it has been a joy to watch his

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progress. Let's be honest though, it's unlikely that today's high

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point for the children was the toothbrushes... More the Olxmpian

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who came to deliver them. I hope today, some of the kids seehng me

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with the Great Britain helmdt and going to the Olympics, they will be

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inspired and pursue their dreams. Not just think it was a pipd dream.

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And were they inspired? Yes they ere. I come down as usual at

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assembly and I saw him at the main entrance, my hands were swe`ty. I

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was quite nervous. We're all excited because an Olympian is coming to our

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school and tell us about how that felt and how many medals he got

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What a lovely story. We have had a bit of varietx

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weather`wise over the last few days. Saturday morning was as snow scene

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for some, thank you for that short of the sheep. Some very frosty

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nights as well. Temperatures this morning where all, it go down to

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minus seven in parts of the North. Today, plenty of sunshine after the

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frost listed. Tomorrow it would be as sunny. A lot more cloud `round.

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Rainer time for many of us. Wins should be fairly light. Cle`r skies

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for many. The cloud creeps hn from the west. The odd spot gets east of

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the Pennines. Much milder than last night. Minus seven last night. A

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brisk southeasterly winds. The blanket of cloud comes from a

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weather front which stays whth us tomorrow. It will produce ftrther

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rain, especially in the West. Daily intermittent in the East. You might

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see one to brighter spells hn North Yorkshire in the afternoon.

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see one to brighter spells hn Temperatures reach double fhgures.

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The winds are light. That wdather front never reaches the East. It

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retreats to the West. You c`n see it there. First there's low`prdssure

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dominates and then is taken over by high pressure from Scandinavia. The

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result is an easterly winds for the rest of the week. It pushes in some

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weather fronts so there will be a lot of cloud around. If you are out

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and about, there will be a fair amount of cloud. Some breaks in the

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cloud. That easterly winds will make you feel cold. It will feel colder

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than 10 Celsius. Frost free overnight. More shelter in the

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easterly winds. A bit more brightness and temperatures and

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shade higher on Thursday. Kdep your pictures coming, send them to the

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usual address. Thank you very much. We will see it.

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