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In the headlines tonight: No school today.

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Teachers strike in protest at the running of their academy.

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This upmarket arcade company says it'll pull out,

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if new shops are built on the edge of town.

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It's Ant and Dec OBE, but who was first in line

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And Dome Sweet Dome - work at Spanish City is well

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underway on the long-awaited redevelopment.

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In sport, Boro and Newcastle hope to avoid a big cup upset -

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something the mighty Glasgow Rangers couldn't manage at

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To come here and get beat, that has got to be the biggest shock ever in

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Scottish football. Teachers at a troubled school

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in west Cumbria have It's in protest at the

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actions of its sponsor, Staff at the Whitehaven Academy say

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the Trust has led the school into special measures,

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and is failing the pupils there. But Bright Tribe insists

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it IS improving standards. Later we'll be examining the wider

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implications of the dispute. But first, Mark McAlindon

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has this report. This is the second day

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of strike action this week involving three trade unions,

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teachers here fulfilling a threat first made before Christmas to use

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industrial action to force changes. I think it's a massive decision,

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particularly for ATL, this is the first strike

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we've ever had locally, we've only had two strikes

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in 125 years. We've had local ones in other areas

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but this is the first in Cumbria. Staff say the Bright Tribe Trust

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has broken its promises to improve the school,

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has left buildings to decay and allowed it to drift

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into special measures. The teachers here don't

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want to go on strike. We recognise that it can be

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inconvenient for some people, but we do need to see progress here,

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because actually, one day, if we see substantial

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improvement in the school, The Bright Tribe Trust told us

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they didn't have anyone available for interview but did

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provide a statement. It said Bright Tribe is fully

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committed to working with all staff and trade unions in order to improve

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standards and provide a good level of education for students

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at the Whitehaven Academy. Some parents too have joined

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in, trying to increase We've collected over

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1,000 signatures from for the teachers and what they're

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doing, they actually have taken, cos a lot of the parents feel very

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strongly about what's been happening the school

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and we want to show our Well, I'm joined now

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by our political And you've uncovered

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new evidence of the strength of local feeling about Whitehaven

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Academy. I have obtained a copy of a scathing

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letter from the MP to the Bright Tribe Trust. He stood down as MP on

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Monday but this is a letter he sent last month and in it, he describes

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Bright Tribe Trust as distrusted and heated in the local community. He

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says it is in the best interests to pull out of the school. Strong

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words. Who will make the final decision? It is a central Government

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and not the local council that has the power to intervene in feeling

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academies but the processors and straightforward. I've been finding

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out more about how academies work. Introduced by Labour, academies have

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proliferated under the Conservatives and there are no more than 300

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across the region, more than half our secondaries, one in eight

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primaries. Academies are independent of council control, but taxpayer

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funded. They are run by education charity is known as Academy trusts.

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Supporters say their freedom in areas like the curriculum improves

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results for pupils, but that's disputed by critics, who say bright

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-- Bright Tribe Trust is just a number of trusts facing problems.

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The school also has buildings in Stockport, Manchester Essex and

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Suffolk. There is the power to put any different sponsor instead but

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Bright Tribe Trust have already lined up to take over other schools

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in Northumberland and Sunderland saw such a move would be embarrassing.

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There's also a shortage of Academy sponsors across the regions of

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finding an alternative backer at Whitehaven could proved difficult.

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And the Government said tonight it is working with Bright Tribe Trust

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to address underperformance at Whitehaven Academy. It added that if

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it wasn't satisfied with the improvements, further action will be

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taken. And there is another school in trouble in our region.

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Newcastle's largest school, Heaton Manor, with more than a hundred

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pupils, and Whitehaven Academy has been placed in special measures and

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judged inadequate by Ofsted in terms of leading, teaching and behaviour.

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The trust insists improvements under way but because it is a local

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authority school under Government rules, they say it faces being

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forced to become an academy to raise standards but as the Whitehaven

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experience shows, becoming an academy doesn't always mean an end

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to your troubles. It's created 500 jobs and invested

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?35 million in Morpeth. But the property company

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which developed the Sanderson Arcade shopping centre could sell up

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and leave the town. It objects to a planned

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new retail park on the site of the old County Hall,

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claiming it'll take shoppers away Our business correspondent

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Ian Reeve reports. Morpeth's Sanderson Arcade,

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a shopping centre that is created 500 jobs since opening in 2006,

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but its property company owner to be -- could be on the verge

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of selling up, dismayed on the edge of town,

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and Hannah, running a baking business in the arcade,

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doesn't like the idea either. If it does go ahead,

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it's going to ruin some of the hustle and bustle of Morpeth,

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it's got quite a nice reputation as a market town,

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it would be a shame to see it go. The retail park would be

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here on the current site of Northumberland County Council's

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County Hall after it sells the land. A new school would be built

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as well as 200 homes. Joan and Ken have many

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concerns over the scheme, but claim the county

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council won't discuss them. They have refused repeatedly

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to come and talk to us. We have a forum where we're supposed

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to be talking to the county council We have specifically invited them

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again just before Christmas The town has got a fantastic

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functioning town centre and for the last 30 years,

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up and down the country, towns have been really hit hard

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by out-of-town retailing and we just feel that this is a wrong

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proposal for Morpeth. Monday is the last day for people

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to have their say on the scheme and the county council said it can't

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say anything at the planning A spokesman did however add that

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in the interests of impartiality, I should stay that Monday

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is the last day for public consultation, rather

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than the last day for objections. In case people want to make

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supportive comments. Well, currently, 1,065

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people have objected. The new Ukip leader Paul Nuttall

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was in West Cumbria to support his party's candidate in next month's

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Copeland by-election. Mr Nuttall, who's a North West MEP,

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is himself standing in the Stoke by-election, but he denied that

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Copeland was a lower As part of the first

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test of my leadership. We are campaigning very

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hard in the constituency and we are confident that we'll put

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over a good result and will improve The Government's new industrial

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strategy is promising investment for our region,

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with ?13 million going to Cumbria, 22 million to the Tees Valley

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and just under 50 million But will any of the benefits be felt

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in other parts of the area, which are struggling to cope

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with the loss of traditional, David Macmillan has been

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to East Cleveland to investigate. Ironstone mined in the hills

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here powered Teesside's In the villages of East Cleveland

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there are signs that it was prosperous once,

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but not so prosperous now. So can the Government's industrial

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strategy really have an impact There's a lot of diverse people

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around here with good ideas, We want to see Loftus pickup

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because it's a good place with a lot of good people,

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hard-working people, but it's like everybody is down,

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worried about jobs. Hundreds of jobs have been lost

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here at Boulby in recent years, but the pot ash mine remains

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a big employer. The boss here believes

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the industrial strategy can help them move on,

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with a local focus on technology. East Cleveland's got

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a long history of strong, industrial support of the country

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and with the right funding and the right focus,

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we can continue to build When the steelworks closed in nearby

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Redcar the lack of a clear strategy on steel was of the reasons blamed

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for its collapse. The steel industry survives

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in Skinningrove and new owners have But union reps say they

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need practical support from the Government,

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like using British steel for big We can make the steel,

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we can make the product, which they seem to want

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to buy from abroad. There's a general consensus that

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developing an industrial strategy But some the Government has work

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to do to convince some here that it does enough to make

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a real difference. And there's more on that

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and all the week's political That's this Sunday morning,

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here on BBC One, at 11 o'clock. Just two days after the National

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Television Awards named them Best TV Presenters for the 16th year

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running, Ant and Dec were at Buckingham Palace

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this morning to collect For once they appeared separately -

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with Dec going first - to receive their OBEs

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from the Prince of Wales. The Newcastle pair, who met as young

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actors on the children's TV show Byker Grove,

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were each given the honour for "services to entertainment

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and broadcasting." Still to come, Dawn has

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all the weekend sport including Plus: Sister Act -

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the two sisters who helped scores of Jewish refugees

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by hoodwinking the Nazis. It is going to be cold this weekend.

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I'll have the full weather forecast. It's an iconic seaside landmark -

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a place where thousands of people But in recent years,

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Whitley Bay's Spanish City has hit hard times, and plans to revive it

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have fallen by the wayside. Now, though, work's begun

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to restore its famous dome and it's hoped this will bring visitors back

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to one of our great coastal resorts. These were the days,

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long before the holiday crowds disappeared, of course,

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and Tyneside's Spanish Now though the builders

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are in and the revival starts here. We've taken out the intermediate

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supporting steelwork and intermediate flooring

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and the building you see now is what it was originally

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constructed to be like in 1910 Is it quite intricate in terms

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of what you've got to do to restore It is, it's a listed building,

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it's very complicated, it needs a lot of time spent

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in the planning stage to get everything right

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because there's a number of legal You could get married

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here in due course as well. Today Whitley Bay residents got

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a chance to see the work under way. It's really impressive, it's good

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to see back in this condition. We've been watching what they've

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been doing, willing them We want to use this,

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it's a great idea. You do get a sense of the faded

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glory on this building site. The heyday of seaside towns

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like Whitley Bay are long gone, but this project is part of not just

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restoring this building, but making the whole of this

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coastline more attractive in the future, which many people

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feel is long overdue. His grandma said to me,

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when are you going to do When I was little, I used to come

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with my mum and my grandma and it was a fantastic day,

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and you go there now and there's nothing,

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so I know she will be pleased. The building team as well know this

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is a special kind of job. I used to come down here as a child

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and to be standing here working Down the years refurbishment

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plans here have come This time, Spanish City looks

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finally set to face the future. Sunderland have lost

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two more players, Dawn. Yes, one temporarily and one

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permanently and he's So you'd hope David Moyes has got

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a replacement up his sleeve. Sunderland will be without

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Papy Djilobodji for the next four games after his appeal against an FA

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charge for violent The 28-year-old had denied

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the charge following this incident involving

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West Brom's Darren Fletcher in Sunderland's 2-0 defeat

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on Saturday but was found guilty And goal-scoring defender Patrick

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van Aanholt is set to be reunited with former Black Cats boss

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Sam Allardyce at Crystal Palace He's had a medical today

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after the clubs agreed a deal that It was a major saviour

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in our run last season. I think his contribution in terms

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of assists and goals was massive. When it came to defending,

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he got better with me and listened to what we told him

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about whether the weaker side of his game was and he took that

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on board and made stronger so we got a very good player with great

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energy and I look forward Middlesbrough and Newcastle

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are our only teams left in the FA Cup and both will be hoping not

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to fall victim to a giant killing After beating Championship side

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Sheffield Wednesday in the last round Premier League Middlesbrough

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take on League Two Accrington Stanley at the Riverside

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with new signings Patrick Bamford And it's a game boss Aitor Karanka

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isn't taking lightly. For me, the game is going to be

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the same importance, because I know how important this

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trophy is in this country and for every single club

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here and I will try to win the game. We are better than them

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and we can win the game, but if we go to the pitch thinking

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we are facing a team which is down the table in the league,

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we're making a big mistake. Newcastle United are no strangers

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to FA Cup upsets and they haven't not gone beyond the fourth

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round of the competition since the 2005-06 season

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in which manager Rafa Benitez won He's keen to progress

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with careful squad rotation and without jeopardising

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the Magpies' promotion campaign. Rafa Benitez still hopes

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to strengthen his squad well before But he again wouldn't be drawn

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on possible transfer targets, including ex-Magpie Andros Townsend,

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who won't be joining any club on loan according

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to the Crystal Palace boss Sam They like him but at the moment, no

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news. We're happy with the squad but at the same time, we have to try to

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find something that can give us balance and improve the team if

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possible. Regarding tomorrow's

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League One hosts Oxford, who knocked out Championship

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strugglers Rotherham in the third round, Benitez,

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who could welcome back striker Aleksander Mitrovic from injury,

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is understandably wary. A team like this in the middle of

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the table, for them, it is a massive game to play against Newcastle

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United. The way they will approach the game, I'm quite worried about

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that, but at the same time I have confidence in my team and we can

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win, but I expect a very tough game. In League Two Carlisle

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are still looking for their first win of the new year when they face

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play-off chasing Barnet And Dave Jones takes charge

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of his first game as new Hartlepool boss away at bottom club Newport

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County. Former Newcastle and Sunderland

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striker Michael Chopra who played under Jones at Cardiff has been

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training with Hartlepool but only to regain his fitness before

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returning to play in India. Jones's focus is on building on last

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week's win to take his side further We'll be doing everything

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in our power to make sure that we move up the table and take

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that feeling away, We're trying to get out of it

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and we have to start again on Saturday and try and get

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the points as we did last Saturday. It was the classic David

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versus Goliath cup tie. A team of part-time footballers -

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including a builder, joiner, plumber, electrician,

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mining engineer, civil servants and a council administrator -

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up against one of the best Still the biggest cup upset

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in Scottish football history and, 50 years on, players from both sides

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got back together in Berwick for a reunion dinner

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to mark the anniversary. OLD VOICE-OVER:

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Scottish Cup first round. Together again on the same ground

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where underdogs Berwick Rangers beat the mighty Glasgow Rangers to send

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shockwaves around The only goal scored by the late

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Sammy Reid in a first round cup tie which one player on the losing side

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failed to finish. The first time I've been back in 50

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years and I broke my ankle. I was lying in the hospital

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and it was just one bad day. I kept asking the score

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and the nurse came in me it was 1-0 for Rangers,

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and And she said no, it's not,

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it's Berwick Rangers! And I played in the European final

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and Cup Winners Final in Nuremberg and we also got beat 1-0

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there so 1967 wasn't... Actually, it was a good year,

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because my daughter was born that year and that made up

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for the disappointment. Jock Wallace said to me

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because I was the youngest in the team, stand in the tunnel,

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wait for the Rangers players to come in, rub

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shoulders with them, You can imagine 13,500 people

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impacting your wee ground like that, Given that it was probably as great

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as the population of the town European soccer was the top

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of the world so obviously Rangers within the top ten in the world

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so come to England, the North of England and get defeated

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by part-time players from Berwick Rangers,

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that's the way it goes! It was in the papers,

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everybody was ringing me up, It was just huge in the town,

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especially for me And 50 years on, everybody

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is still talking about it. Everybody is still talking about it

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and everybody comes up to me We spoke about what a year

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that was in '67 when Celtic won the European Cup and Scotland beat

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the 1967 World Cup team and from what I gather,

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the whole of the Berwick Rangers team went down to watch that game

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at Wembley and stayed at some dodgy And if you've been

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missing your rugby league, Newcastle Thunder host Whitehaven

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in a pre-season friendly Now, across the world,

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events have been taking place to mark Holocaust Memorial Day,

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the anniversary of the liberation And on Wearside, the day's

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been remembered with Yes, a special blue plaque has been

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unveiled in Sunderland to honour the Cook sisters who were born

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in the city. In the run-up to World War Two,

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the women helped rescue The cook sisters's a stormy efforts

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to help dues from Nasa Germany are still remembered.

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-- Nazi Germany. I am very proud of the local heroes and it is good to

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remember these two ladies who did tremendous things. their visits to

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Germany began in 1937, a dangerous time for Jewish people who lived

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there. Under the noses of the Nazis, the sisters are smuggled out

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valuable possessions for Jewish families like diamonds and furs. It

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allowed them to afford immigration papers and buy their way to freedom.

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In 1860 -- 1967 she told Radio 4 that... People die because they had

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complicated stories. Our story was we were nervous British spinsters

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who didn't trust our family at home as we went -- when we went abroad we

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took all our agility. It was a disguise that proved effective, with

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their nieces and nephews today travelling to Sunderland to remember

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their acts of heroism. It was the right thing to do. These people in

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trouble and they did what they could do to help them. The fact that they

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were Jewish did not enter into it. a feature film about the story is

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being considered. Their courage is today being recognised in their home

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city. Time for the weather forecast. It

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has been freezing lately. It was another cold day today. Some

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temperatures haven't got above freezing today, Durham and Morpeth

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were at 0 Celsius. Other parts are around one or two Celsius but it is

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company that has fared the best with temperatures around four to six

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Celsius and Cumbria sees the first of the milder weather through the

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weekend. Things are set to change. It is going to be less cold. It's by

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no means a mild weekend but less colder than it has been. They will

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be outbreaks of rain at a time, starting through this evening and

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then there will be some sunny spells to be had as well, mostly Saturday

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afternoon and Sunday morning. This is the map tonight. We start off

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with a lot of cloud, some mist and murk Andy weather front will bring

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outbreaks of rain through the night and over the hills and higher

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ground, we could see a touch of sleet and snow. An early frost by

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5am and dentures will be down to one or two Celsius. For Saturday, --

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temperatures will be down. For Saturday, cold and heavy rain but

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through the afternoon it will start to dry up in places but a few

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showers will be left behind. Brightness into east and Cumbria by

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the afternoon but where we get the showers, it could be following as

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sleet over the tops of the Pennines, temperatures across the northeast

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around five or six Celsius so it will still feel cold but much less

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cold than it has been today. As we head through Saturday night and into

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Sunday, we'll have a frost once again. A few showers here and there

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but by and large it's a dry night to come with dentures dropping down to

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one or two Celsius -- temperatures. This weather front will bring

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outbreaks of rain on Sunday. There is uncertainty as to how far north

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as weather front is going to move and if it moves across as it will

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bring rain. Our current thinking on Sunday, it starts off dry and

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bright. Some lovely spells of sunshine through the morning but by

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Sunday afternoon we think the cloud will move in and there will be

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outbreaks of rain, temperatures at a high of five or six Celsius but

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under the cloud and rain, part of Cumbria could get up to seven

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Celsius. We will keep you updated over the next few days about exactly

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how far that rain is going to come. As we head into the start of next

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week, we continue to move into the milder air and it will be quite

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unsettled so expect some cloud and rain at times and temperatures will

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get up to 11 Celsius. Have a great weekend. We'll see you

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on Monday.

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