06/07/2014 Look North (North East and Cumbria)

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An investigation is underwax after a man fell to his death

It's understood he was trying to escape from the police.

Karl David Carson, who was 26 and from Boldon Colliery,

was under arrest when he fldd from a police car.

A beauty spot but only earlx hours of this morning a scene of tragedy.

this morning when the policd were called to a fight here in the car

They arrested one man and left him in the police vehicle

before going back to sort ott the rest the disturbance.

Karl Carson had escaped from the car.

As soon as they were able to do so the officers made a search of

the area to try to locate the man and very tragically, that is when

they found out that he was `t the bottom of the cliffs, on thd beach.

The officer immediately attdnded and tried to give first aid

and continued doing so until paramedics arrived.

We had an engagement party and there was a fight

in the car park afterwards when everybody was leaving.

Between friends as far as I knew because everybody knew each other.

And then the next thing that I know was that

the police helicopter was overhead shining its light on the be`ch.

It is a tragedy what has happened.

I cannot believe it has happened to be honest.

I heard nothing and I just live over the back.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission is investigating

And Northumbria Police say they are supporting Mr Carson's family.

It's been an extraordinary weekend in North Yorkshire as the start

Two and half million people lined the streets ` to wave on

the world's best cyclists ` though disappointment that local hdro,

Mark Cavendish, had to pull out after yesterday's shoulder hnjury.

So, Stage 2 started in York this morning, passing

through Knaresborough, from where Phil Chapman sent this report,

The Tour de France continues to spread joy throughout Yorskhire

again today as stage two kicked off in York

and sped through Harrowgate and Knaresbrough, minus the loc`l area's

It is not possible to start from a medical point of view.

The Tour de France is here hn the UK for another two days.

The race goes on and Knaresbrough spectators

Never been done before and never be done again.

I think it is absolutely marvellous because it is my hometown

It is very nice to watch and I like it.

Anything that brings people together is really good.

This is way bigger than what I thought it would be.

And after the incredible success of this Yorkshire Grand Dep`rt

there are plans for an annu`l tour of Yorkshire which would sde some

of the world's top cyclists return to the county as early as ndxt May.

As the tour makes its way ott of our region after a remarkable wdekend,

you just might see scenes lhke this again in the not too distant future.

Overnight tonight, many of us will become dry.

Over Northumberland, some showers will continue.

We will start to get cloud building in as we head towards dawn.

Underneath the cloud temper`tures will be in double figures, `round 10

Celsius but there will be some clear skies so in rural spots it will be

Tomorrow morning, variable hf not large amounts of clouds but it will

There will be showers as we go into the afternoon.

Central and northern spots, some of those could be heavx.

Perhaps a little bit thundery in nature.

Across the board tomorrow, top temperatures about 18 Cdlsius.

Where you get the sunshine it will feel w`rm

For the next couple of days, Tuesday into Wednesday, we will see a

Still the risk of some showdrs with top temperatures around 18 Celsius

with the fate of some heavy rain on Thursday.

Hello. We are going to carry the weekend weather into the first part

of the working week. A mix of sunny spells and showers, essentially

Overnight, a mix of clear spells and showers. Not that many showers

around, but when they turn up they could be on the heavy side. The

Bristol Channel, perhaps across western Scotland. Temperatures in

most towns and cities no lower than 11 or 12 degrees. In Easton parted

could