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Good evening. Welcome to North West Tonight with Gordon Burns and

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Ranvir Singh. Our top story. Just weeks after her wedding, Gemma

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Redmond says goodbye to her husband Ian, killed by a shark on their

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honeymoon. I always longed for you to come back out of the sea and be

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back with me. Hundreds of mourners turn out at a Lancashire church to

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pay their respects. Also tonight.

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Concern for the safety of a 21- year-old man after the body of his

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girlfriend is found on a beach on the Wirral.

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Tunnel vision, why a luxury car maker went underground in Liverpool

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to show off its latest model. And a blue plaque for a comedy

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legend as Private Pike pays tribute to the great Arthur Lowe. He's half

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barmy, so's his army, whistle while you work. Your name will also go on

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the list. What is it? Don't tell Less than a month ago, Ian and

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Gemma Redmond married at their small family church in Lancashire

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and looked forward to a long life together. Today Gemma laid her

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husband Ian to rest at that same small church. Ian died after being

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attacked by a shark while on honeymoon in the Seychelles.

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Mourners packed the church and heard Gemma pay tribute to her

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perfect, courageous and inspiring With the support of her family,

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Gemma Redmond was determined to get through, to thank her husband Ian

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for the time they had together. They took the same path they had

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taken to their wedding on 6th August, a few short weeks ago.

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Inside the church, Jeanette read out a letter she had written for

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her husband. When we first met each other, almost nine years ago, I

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remember being overwhelmed by a desire to become a part of your

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world. He was so full of life, exciting, fun, and you were maimed

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so until the day we lost two. They had just 10 days together as man

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and wife before a a shark attack Each and every time I watched you

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snorkel, I could never believe I was married to you. You were the

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most handsome and perfect man I had ever seen, and I always longed for

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you to come back out of the sea and be back with me. The service was

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conducted by the same man who married a couple. It is not what

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you expect, what it is what you have to do. There concern is

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thinking about the family. A much- loved son, brother and friend, and

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a much loved husband. You completed me and other best thing that has

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ever happened to me. All my love, now, forever and always, your wife,

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Gemma. The service concluded with music

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chosen by Gemma to on him. -- two Police investigating the death of a

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woman found on a beach in Wirral are growing increasingly concerned

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for the welfare of her boyfriend. Hayley Holmes' body was discovered

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yesterday morning at Fort Perch Rock in New Brighton. Her boyfriend

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Robbie Crofts hasn't been seen since Sunday. Stuart Pollitt

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reports. Police fear it was these waters

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which claimed the lives of Hayley Holmes and Robbie Crofts. A dog

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walker found Haley's body yesterday morning, near by a pair of women's

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sandals, men's trainers and a nearby mobile phone were found.

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Police believe they belong to the couple. There is a strong

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possibility, with her body being found on the beach, we believe she

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has been into the water, that is a strong possibility that has

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happened to Robbie. We are keeping an open mind. Lobby's family are

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keeping up hope that if he is still alive, appealing on Facebook to try

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and trace him. His family have written that they just want him to

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come home. Hayley's family have already used Facebook to set up a

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page in her memory. The family are very distraught in this time, they

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were informed of what happened yesterday. They were distraught.

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The couple had spent Sunday at Liverpool's Mathew Street Festival.

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They then returned to New Brighton. What happened next is unclear, but

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one young life has already been lost, and one family is left

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fearing the worst. A man has been jailed for life for

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stabbing to death a man in Hattersley earlier this year. Peter

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Boustead was found at his home with multiple stab wounds nearly six

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months ago. Adam Hamnett, who was known to the victim, pleaded guilty

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to murder at Manchester Crown Court today.

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A man has pleaded guilty to blackmailing Wayne Rooney's wife,

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Coleen. Lee Platt demanded money to return her phone, thought to

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contain family photos, which she'd lost at a concert in Manchester

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last year. More than 50 sea birds covered in

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thick oil have been washed up on the Isle of Man. The cause of the

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oil spill is not yet known. Although many have already died,

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welfare officers have been searching beaches at Port Erin and

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Peel for injured birds and taking them to a local sanctuary.

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The main thing is to get them into the unit quickly, so we can wash

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them up with the warm, soapy water. We have to wash them right through,

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we take all of the oil off, take all of the goodness out of the

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feathers. Then we have to rinse them dry and put them under a heat

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lamp. In under an hour's time, around 80

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Bolton residents will gather to fight for the future of two care

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homes. There is a question mark over the future of Wilfred Geere

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and Laburnum Lodge which both look after patients with severe dementia.

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They are the last remaining council run care homes in Bolton. But as

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Nina Warhurst reports, relatives say they must be protected.

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Did you enjoy your dinner? Yes. Betty only lasted six weeks in a

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private home because her carers could not hope. -- could not cope.

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It has been at Wilfred Geere, run by the council, where she is

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happiest. I do Norrie about her because I know she is well looked

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after. -- I do not worry about her. I do not know what we would do if

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it closed. Bolton council has to make savings of more than �4

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million in adult care, so the futures of Wilfred Geere and

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Laburnum Lodge, five miles away, are under review. Bolton council

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today declined an interview saying that because the reviews are still

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ongoing, there is no comment to make. They told us for a bed --

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residents at the to care homes had been called -- had been told they

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will stay as long as they once. But the council could not guarantee the

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care homes what stay open. You have got to hold on very tight! You are

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running away with me. Over the past three years of coming to see her

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husband, Christina says she has watched Wilfred Geere deteriorate

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and believes it is a deliberately attempts by the council to shut it

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down. It has taken a lot of councillors a lot of high work to

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reach their standard. It could be destroyed in months. Please don't

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do it. Christina says Ken will not live to see the outcome of the

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review, but Bolton council says there is a possibility that both

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players will remain untouched. Tonight supporters will gather to

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try and make sure they are. After a huge battle against

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pollution, the Mersey has finally made it into a top ten of most

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improved rivers. After decades of industrial abuse, commercial

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fishing ground to a halt in the 1940s. By the early '80s, it was

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declared the most polluted river in Europe. Then followed �1 billion

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clean up. Today's inclusion by the Environment Agency in its list of

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most cleaned up waterways marks a welcome new chapter in the river's

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fortunes. Andy Gill is at the waterfront in Liverpool for us.

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Here is the Mersey, looking Brown as usual, that is natural, it is

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the silts, not pollution. The Environment Agency says it is

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cleaner that it has been in 100 years. So clean, they say you

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should take a walk around it. You may see otters, seals, and if you

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are locker -- lucky enough, you will see several species of fish.

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Neville Goff, angling of the Mersey in Warrington this afternoon.

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is a rich. Neville has been fishing here for six years, and has noticed

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a definite improvement in the water. I think it is becoming one of the

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best rivers in the country, I would say. It is clean, it looks clean.

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It was very murky. It was not always so. As the heartbeat of the

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North West's Industrial Revolution, chemicals, industrial waste and raw

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sewage poured into this the Mersey and -- unchecked. It stank and was

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once described as an affront to civilise Society. But now it is in

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the Environment Agency top 10 most improved rivers. A number of

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factors have made the Mersey clean- up. Tighter controls on industrial

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pollution and harsher penalties on those who break the law. We no

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longer pump sewage into the Mersey, and farmers are using fewer

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chemicals which can run into the river. The Mersey even has salmon,

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fish notoriously susceptible to pollution. As someone who has

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worked around it for the last 20 years, it is fantastic. It means

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the last work you have been doing has come to fruition. Now the

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challenge is keeping it clean. The Environment Agency wants the Mersey

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strong enough to recover should there be a big pollution spill in

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the future. Nobody is pretending the Mersey is

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absolutely pure and drinkable, far from it. In 2015, there are new EU

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regulations coming in on water quality and river environment, so

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the government and the Environment Agency are going to have to spend

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more money on getting the rivers up to this -- the standard that Europe

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once. The trick will be trying to keep the Mersey as clean as it is

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now, and making sure it stays that way in the future.

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Still to come in North West Tonight. The latest challenge for Olympic

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medalist Steve Parry, swimming the Irish Sea.

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An honour for Arthur as a whole village falls in to pay tribute to

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We will be talking to Private Pike shortly.

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Thousands of Muslims throughout the North West are celebrating Eid

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today while other communities will start their celebrations tomorrow.

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Eid, which means festivity, is an important date in the Muslim

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calendar. It marks the end of the fasting period of Ramadan so people

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are keen to celebrate. Kate Simms is the heart of Manchester's curry

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mile for us now. What a lovely place to be on a night like this!

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It is, I cannot tell you how nice it smells. Eid Mubarak from

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Rusholme, they are gearing up for a nice night. There are cones out to

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cope with the traffic. Food plays a big part. If you come over here,

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this is one of many of the restaurants which is filling up. It

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plays a huge part. I have been talking to people about what their

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plans are this evening. We will be enjoying ourselves, it is a

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religious day. Thanking God for the blessing of food. Getting them

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family together. You go out, you see everyone coming together. It is

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nice. People come from all over to Rusholme, all over the country.

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Police patrols have been up in the area. They are urging people to

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party responsibly. One person who will be doing that is Councillor

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Afzal Khan, from the Manchester Council of mark its -- mosques.

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had just finished Rahmat sandwiches about fasting in the day, opening

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the fast. -- a we have just finished runner down. It is about

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giving to charity. It is a family day. The atmosphere is building

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here. What you see is thousands of young people, families, coming here

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and enjoying ourselves. What would your message be to the partygoers?

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We have just done the month, the discipline is good community

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cohesion and working for charity, keeping up the spirit as a family,

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but enjoy yourself, it is Manchester. It is not just tonight,

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tomorrow night as well? Yes, today's come up good for the

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economy. Well Eid Mubarak, We do not expect to see any time

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soon! It's received a warm welcome from

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journalists all over the world. The new Range Rover Evoque which goes

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on sale this week is built with pride in Halewood. Very often, car

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makers will fly motoring writers to hot and sunny Continental locations

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to show off their models. But this time, they opted for somewhere much

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closer to home. Jayne Barrett reports.

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Over the past six weeks, journalists have flown into

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Liverpool, 1000 reporters from 60 different countries. Here for one

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We are publicly saying that this car will be our best selling car,

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we are very confident of that. We do not quote sales figures because

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they often come back and haunt us. Suffice to say, we are forecasting

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to it sell more now than we were told months ago, and more than two

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of us before that as well. -- 12 months before that as well. And it

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has got five-star reviews across the world. Weather headlines happen

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matters. As the squeeze is still felt in Europe and America, they

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hoped new markets like Russia and China will make up for any

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potential loss. Are we ready for the ride? On Liverpool's waterfront,

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the Test tries became something of a tourist attraction. Eventually

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opened up to the public to raise money for charity. In the end, it

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was not just the car being sold, but the city itself.

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journalists in the city from South America, America, Canada, January -

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- Russia, Japan, Australia, China, and the whole of Europe, can you

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imagine? And they came... A they came for the car, but did they go

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away thinking it was something more than that?

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They went away fall in love with Liverpool. One national newspaper

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wondered if the car had been overshadowed by the beauty of the

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city itself. That was on the Daily Mail, and last weekend they sent a

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reporter back here to do another feature as it as a tourist city.

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That is how the PR machine works. Part of the test drive is through

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the abandoned Wapping tunnel, deep through the city. It has even

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sparked talk about reopening it. But for now, all eyes on the Evoque

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which officially goes on sale in Wigan's Sam Tomkins has been

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disciplined for his two fingered gesture at Leeds Rhinos fans during

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Saturday's Challenge Cup final. The player, seen here waving during

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Wigan's homecoming on Sunday, has been fined �1,000. The 22-year-old

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has apologised to Leeds and their supporters for his behaviour.

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Now, you'd think winning an Olympic medal would be challenging enough.

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But not for the likes of Liverpool swimmer Steve Parry. He's agreed to

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team up with nine celebrities including Ronan Keating to swim a

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relay across the Irish Sea. They hope to raise �1 million for a

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charity close to Steve's heart. Tough? Not with Tony Livesey's help.

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0, the Irish Sea, full of perils, huge waves, freezing temperatures

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and jellyfish as big as dustbin lids! Tony, what are you on about?

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There is chopper over there. Can I have a marshmallow? So it is not

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quite the Irish Sea, but the Salford water sports centre is

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where Steve has been preparing for his 51 mile marathon swim from

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Holyhead to Dublin. My pace, look at it here, matches that as some of

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the celebrities he will be teaming up with. Look at him when he hits

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his speed. The big question is, why are you doing it? I got testicular

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cancer two years ago now. It came as a bit of a shock. Only six years

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ago, I had won an Olympic medal, you think you are bullet-proof and

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Newtown you have cancer. It is the people around you. My wife lost a

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sister, for her to deal with it was really tough. How did you feel,

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when the weather's all-conquering athlete who was brought down by

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something that brings down millions of people? I never thought it would

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happen. You win a medal at the Olympic Games, you do things, I am

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quite lucky in terms of the things I get to do, and I nonchalantly

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wandered into an ultrasound scan one day, and I walked out in tears.

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Steve's 3 months away from getting the all-clear and his message for

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any men without his, get your daughter -- Dr. -- for any men with

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He is such a boy at heart! We had some really good informed

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handover to the weather at the end of last week.

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Did we? Why? Because someone else I have lost my voice, even though I

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have been on holiday! The weather will be better than it

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was over the weekend, and that is better news. Over the next couple

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of days, we will see bright spells from time to time. Three the day to

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day, we have held on to the weather that played us through the weekend.

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Very grey, quite breezy. Quite cool. You will have noticed, and you may

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have experienced one or two showers running through the region through

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the afternoon. This is the latest picture, that is how we like it,

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this should be dry for the time being. The cloud cover of an starts

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to thin and break, and in one or two spots, temperatures go as low

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as eight degrees. The drift is coming in from the Irish Sea, there

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could be a light shower coming in with it. Most of us will be dry

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after midnight. The breeze will keep the coast a bit warmer. When

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you get up first thing tomorrow, it will feel fairly cold. The picture

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for tomorrow is not stunning but better than today. There is an

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awful lot of cloud cover on the map. It tries too thin and break every

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now and then for some sunshine. In other places, there will be a bit

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of sunshine and a few very light showers. The wind direction, it is

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light and variable, it does not influence as. It is a quiet day.

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The best day of the week will probably be Thursday. As we head

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towards the weekend, it becomes It was one of TV's hits of the

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seventies and remains popular today. Dad's Army, the story of a Home

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Guard unit in World War Two, made household names of its stars. Top

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of the bill was Arthur Lowe, who played the self righteous Captain

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Mainwaring. Arthur was born in Derbyshire and today a blue plaque

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was unveiled at his birthplace. Stuart Flinders was there.

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Mike unit is a hand-picked band of ruthless fighting men. Arthur Lowe

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as Captain Mainwaring, one of television was my greatest comic

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creations. Before Dad's Army, there was a lifetime of theatre and

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cinema part, including a role in Coronation Street. But the story

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starts here in the Derbyshire village of hay field in 1915. This

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is where Arthur Lowe was born, and today a plaque was unveiled in his

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honour by Ian Lavender. As young Private Pike, he found himself

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surrounded by veterans of stage and film. They were up there on the big

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screen and on the TV and I was working with them. It was enormous.

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Did Arthur Lowe do anything to put you at your ease? Not particularly,

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no! He was not that sort of person. He's half balmy, so's his army,

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whistle While You Work. Your name will also go on the list. What is

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it? Don't tell him, Pike! In 19 City six, of the brought the Dad's

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Army team to Hayfield to raise money for the cricket club. Lot of

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people must have come and seen the cast. Time for a personal favourite,

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after playing Captain Mainwaring and his drunken brother. Don't get

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drunk. It runs in the family. does not. It does in my branch.

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What was he like, Captain Mainwaring? Since he was built

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around him, the answer is, he was very similar. I like him, I quite

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admire him. He was pompous, wasn't him? I like pompous people. Arthur

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kept a house in Hayfield until his death. The village maintains an

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affection for him. Earlier, we had a longer chat with

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Private Pike. We asked him how he thinks of a would have felt about

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today's ceremony. He would have been very pleased, but, no, no, I

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don't want any of that. He would have been warm inside. You worked

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with him for a long time on both television and on radio programmes,

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were there any real similarities between Arthur Lowe demand and the

:24:51.:24:57.

character he played, the pompous, bumbling Captain Mainwaring? Simply,

:24:57.:25:07.
:25:07.:25:09.

the answer is yes. He was... Captain Mainwaring was a pompous

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little man, but the difference was that Arthur put that bubble wrap

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himself as a form of protection. He was not terribly happy with

:25:20.:25:25.

celebrity. He valued his privacy very much. So he put this bubble of

:25:25.:25:29.

pomposity around himself which he burst. He allowed you to come in

:25:29.:25:33.

when he decided. In the programmes, it was other people who burst the

:25:33.:25:40.

bubble. I suppose in 1968 when you started making Dad's Army, none of

:25:40.:25:44.

you could have guessed that all these later yes -- later, people

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would be still loving it and talking about it. No, it was just a

:25:50.:25:55.

nice summer's work when we did it. Everyone wants to be successful but

:25:55.:25:59.

we were not going, this is grand. We did another series, and then a

:25:59.:26:04.

third, and started to realise, it is popular and people like it.

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my favourite of all time, his line, don't tell him, Pike, when the

:26:11.:26:15.

German officer was asking for pike's name, do you remember that

:26:15.:26:22.

line? Did you know it was a great line? You rehearse for a week, you

:26:22.:26:25.

hope you think you know which other funny lines, and this was a funny

:26:25.:26:31.

line. We knew it was a very good episode. I did say to David Croft,

:26:31.:26:36.

please could you go somewhere us for a reaction because even after a

:26:36.:26:41.

week's rehearsal, you could not -- I could not keep my face straight.

:26:41.:26:48.

If you notice, at the end, I actually draw blood inside my mouth

:26:48.:26:50.

biting the inside of my cheek trying not to laugh, even after a

:26:50.:26:54.

week's rehearsal. I still found it very funny. Nearly fell off the

:26:54.:26:59.

ladder! IM resisted saying, it stupid boy, I have always wanted to

:26:59.:27:05.

say yet excite you can say it! you are at arm's right, I might

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reach for you! We asked him if he still had the

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scarf. He said, yes, I stole it!

:27:18.:27:20.

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