23/04/2017 Look North (North East and Cumbria)

Four people have been arrested after a man was found dead

The police were called to Kemble Square in the Downhill

are of the city last night, where a man in his 40s was found

Officers are treating the death as unexplained.

A six-year-old boy's in hospital after being hit

The collision happened on the A66 near the North Ormesby slip road,

The boy suffered a fractured leg and facial injuries

Officers are appealing for drivers who stopped

A former soldier and steel worker from Teesside,

who was wounded in Iraq, then made redundant from the Redcar

steelworks, has realised his dream of launching a restaurant.

Mark Hill was one of thousands who lost their jobs

In career in the steelworks, Mark is embarking on the third big chapter

of his life. God injured, the medical discharge. Start over again,

thinking it is a lifetime career, just to find out that this is not to

be. I have a talent which is cooking. Something I know, something

I can control, something I can muster. Irie Jerk was born. This new

venture takes me back to his childhood in Kingston. In Jamaica

from a young age you get taught to learn to cook. You watch parents and

grandparents. A lot of kids have grown up with grandparents in

Jamaica, and grandmother Cookson feeds the whole neighbourhood. So

you get taught skills that stay with you throughout life. Mark has big

plans for the future. I have a vision of owning a fine dining

restaurant, and Irie Jerk is just a stepping stone to get there. I have

customers coming from far and near saying that they want Irie Jerk

nearby. Anything is possible. Two of our MPs have clashed

on the Sunday Politics programme, Workington's Labour MP Sue Hayman

said the election wouldn't just be fought on the issue of Brexit,

while the Conservative MP for Berwick, Anne-Marie Trevelyan,

argued the issue would still be To reason me once this election to

be just about Brexit, it won't be. To me that is a smoke screen because

they are trying to hide the huge cuts at a permit to public services

which affect the most vulnerable people in society the most. We

triggered article 50, we need to leave the single market so that we

are no longer under the jurisdiction of the European court of justice.

That is what Brexit means, control of our laws and borders.

Thousands have turned out to watch the Flying Scotsman

travel to York to celebrate the past, present and future

She travelled alongside an intercity diesel 125,

and electric 225, and the new Hitachi Azuma.

The high speed train, which is due to go into service next year,

is being built at a factory in Newton Aycliffe.

Well, among the thousands of runners at today's London Marathon was one

Gary McKee, from Cleator Moor, wasn't just completing

This was his 100th marathon in 100 consecutive days,

Somewhere in here is Gary McKee. This is the 100th consecutive

marathon in more than three months of running. As you weeks ago he told

us why he was doing it. I am running 100 marathons in 100 days for

MacMillan Cancer Support. My dad was diagnosed in 1997, 20 years ago. He

would've been 80 years old this year. I decided to run 100

marathons. A gruelling schedule, but marathons. A gruelling schedule, but

Gary is driven by determination to help. I think I will be very proud

days, but for me the challenge was days, but for me the challenge was

more than running, it was about the money that came in, and it is the

money that is going to help people that are suffering from cancer.

Today Gary was hoping for a decent time, but it doesn't really matter.

His example has touched many in Cumbria. And looking forward to

getting some quality time with family and reflecting on what I've

done, looking back through the 100 days and looking back over memories

and having a beer and talking about it. It is thought Gary has raised

tens of thousands of pounds. Well, the sun has been out today,

but what about tomorrow. Hello. Not a bad day across the

north-east and Cumbria. Getting cloudy tonight, and tomorrow will

start grey and cloudy. We will see rain, that will clear, turning

colder later but it should brighten up for most of us in the afternoon.

That cold story sticks around for the next few days. Outbreaks of rain

spreading to the south. Some heavier spells on high ground by generally

quite light and patchy. Westerly breeze and low temperatures of 6-7.

That rain clears first thing, That rain clears first thing,

brightening up, but something wintry creeping in over the hills and high

temperatures at 10-11 and again it is breezy. Colder over the next few

days, frosty nights and further wintry showers.

I'll be back with the late news at 10:20.

We had a beautiful day across most of UK today, but there's a taste of

winter on the way. Even a little bit of snow. Its forecast for one or two

places. This is the forecast tonight. We're watching this cold

front, this will line, this weather front. Everything to the north of

that line is cold as dreaming straight from the