14/04/2017 Look North (North East and Cumbria)

Now on BBC One, it's time for the news where you are.

A family from York say they're eternally grateful to the ambulance

16-month-old Poppy Palmer had gone into cardiac arrest and wasn't

breathing by the time the first response car arrived,

I can't believe it, how are you doing?

16-month-old Poppy Palmer came face-to-face once again

In February, the toddler suffered a cardiac arrest after a viral

infection triggered an inflammation of her heart muscle.

She's in my arms and then she's just suddenly jumped back and,

at that point, had a heart attack and stopped breathing.

It was very obvious that there was something very seriously

By the time that Lisa Derbyshire arrived in her response

car just minutes later, Poppy was lifeless.

You're looking at this baby that's not breathing

and is effectively dead on the floor.

You've got all the family there, who just want her back breathing.

I just started breathing for her and beating her heart for her,

and she came back and it couldn't have been any better.

Poppy was rushed to hospital but suffered another cardiac

She was only given a slim chance of survival and after a week on life

support, started to show signs of improvement. After three weeks in

hospital, Poppy was discharged and since then has made good progress.

She and her family came to see the ambulance crew involved in saving

her life being recognised for their work. It is great to see people sit

face-to-face to say thank you because you do not often get to do

that but we cannot thank them enough. It is just a job to them but

it means the world to us. Northumbria Police say they're

speaking to the families of 26 people after human tissue was stored

for years after their deaths. The material was found after

an audit at South Tyneside Hospital. Police accept it was held

for "longer than necessary" Cleveland Police have spoken to 13

families affected on Teesside. That was the warning

from Cleveland Fire Brigade as it launched its Easter appeal

to reduce arson attacks. But the very same day,

five fire crews were called to Eston Hills near Middlesbrough -

an area repeatedly The number of arson attacks

across the side has been falling but, in just one year,

Cleveland's crews recently had to deal with 3000 fires that had

been started deliberately. The black and burnt-out

hillside at Eston shows It's a landmark of importance

and yet, every spring, it seems it's just right

for arsonists to run riot, These morons who do

it just revel in it. And somebody out there

must know who they are. When the kids come home black,

stinking of smoke, what's going on? Ian Storey runs the riding school

at the foot of the hills. Twice, three times a day,

the hills are on fire. It's not campfires, it's

not an accidental fire. Somebody's deliberately going out

there, probably with accelerants, Not good for wildlife,

there are horses round here, there are people walking

on the hills. Cleveland Fire Brigade is now urging

parents to do more to find out where their children

are going on a night Stuart Whincup, BBC

Look North, Eston. Football, and second-placed

Newcastle take on Leeds in the Championship tonight

at Saint James' Park. If the Magpies beat them

and Ipswich on Monday, and other results go their way,

they could effectively be promoted The priority, if you ask me

the question, is to go up. If we are first, much better,

but we have to go up and the priority is to win games

and try to play well. If we cannot, because at this stage

of the season it is very difficult for everyone,

we cannot, but at least the players Meanwhile, in League 2,

Hartlepool and Carlisle met Carlisle stay in

the play-off places. Pools are now just

a point off relegation. Sunderland are at home

to West Ham tomorrow. David Moyes carried on his tradition

of handing Easter eggs to the media today and he says,

despite the Black Cats' struggles at the foot of the Premier League,

the players are giving their best. The players, every week,

have done everything they can. At the moment, they are performing,

they are giving the best they can. It's not lack of effort,

it's not lack of commitment. I've said, many times,

we might be lacking in a bit of quality at times,

but it's not for all the things I think they are giving

the best they can. It's a tourism campaign

with a difference - late-night missions carried out

by balaclava-clad women in Anonymity intact,

ammunition, woolly hats. Under the cover of night in Bedale,

a group of ninja knitters are out to beautify the town's bollards

with handmade Easter bonnets. Positioned on the main crossing

in Bedale, this is an Easter And this operation is all

about bringing people into Bedale. Now that we've got the bypass,

people are bypassing Bedale Whereas, they used to come

through Bedale and they've So we want to bring

them back in again. Now for a look at the Easter weekend

weather forecast with Paul Mooney. We have had rain today, the showers

become fewer and further between. They all but died away overnight.

Clear skies dominate. Clear skies and lighter winds will allow

temperatures to drop away, and those of two or three Celsius. The chilly

and scattered April showers. Most of and scattered April showers. Most of

us will see plenty of blue skies and decent sunny spells. They will pass

through quickly on that brisk north-westerly wind which will make

it feel cool. 11 or 12 Celsius the high. Cold night tomorrow night.

Cloudy overthrew the day, our bricks of rain later, and on Easter Monday,

back to the sunshine and showers in the cold northerly wind.

To think that this time last weekend, temperatures were in the

20s. They got up to 25.5. Much cooler across the country this

weekend. And this headline is true for the weather next week. That cool

air stream from the north will persist. The mild air tries to get

in, but never really wins. What have we got for the rest of today? The

rain we had across Wales earlier will move southwards, but once the