20/09/2014 Look North (North East and Cumbria)

Labour MPs are expected to demand greater powers for the region to

help it compete with Scotland. The party's promising "dynamic" powers

for the English regions ` btt it's unclear what that will mean. Our

Political Correspondent Mark Denten reports from the party's Manchester

Labour's conference gets under way here this weekend and there really

is only one story dominating things. Of course, the fallout from that

For many fans, patient has been lost and before today's match, posters

read given out to those who pay Alan Pardew cause wages. If the one time

I do wish to get beat, it is today to get Alan Pardew out. Inshde the

ground, a few posters were shown. The official protest was rather

muted. At full`time, a 2`2 draw left fans with mixed opinions. Ghve him

another chance. Not good enough More should be done. A last`minute

equaliser here has done little to ease the pressure on Alan P`rdew.

Many fans tonight are still calling for changes at the top.

That result leaves Newcastld winless, but off the bottom

Meanwhile another draw for Sunderland saw them pick up

Middlesbrough are now 5th in the Championship after a 4`0 victory

Carlisle produced no new`manager effect for Keith Curle `

a 3`2 defeat at Mansfield kdeps them bottom of League One.

Hartlepool are just above them after defeat at Plymouth.

And York also losing today, 3`2 at Southend.

In the Conference, Gateshead drew 1`1 at Welling.

And in Scotland, the same score for Berwick Rangers

Cricket ` and Durham took on Warwickshire in the one`day final at

Lords. Only their second appearance in a final there. Jeff Brown was

On a marquee day here with the lights on, it was a vital toss to

win and Durham made full usd of the conditions to put Warwickshhre on

the back foot and keep them there. They had only 68 runs on thd board.

After this superb catch, Warwickshire crumbled to 116 five

all out. Durham found runs hard to come by. As the wickets tumbled the

final was back in the balance. They calmly saw them home to victory with

almost ten overs to spare. Ht was unbearable at times but the bottom

line is Durham are going hole with the cup. Congratulations, Dtrham.

Time for the region's weathdr now ` with Claire Nasir.

The cloud over the last days is clearing away. It will turn fresher.

A drying eight and a chilly one Temperatures as low as eight

Celsius. Milder along the coastal. It will be mostly dry and wd will

see some blue sky and sunshhne. Goodbye.

Sunday Politics asks whether our region will get new powers following

the Scottish referendum. Th`t's tomorrow at 11am here on BBC One.

From all of us here, have a good evening.

Good evening. I think tomorrow should be a good day for getting out

and about wherever you are. Sunny spells becoming more widespread for

Sunday. You will notice a different feel to things, particularly across

England and Wales where it has been on the multisite hence the

thunderstorms. -- where it has been on the muggy side. There is a cold

front coming in so it is introducing cooler air which will be fresher.

But only just about reaching the south coast by the end of the night.

As you go further north, certainly rural areas will have a chilly end

to the night. Tomorrow, looking fair for pretty much all of us. A bit