30/09/2013 North West Tonight

Good evening. Welcome to North West Tonight with Roger Johnson — and

Annabel Tiffin. Our top story. The Doctor's mistake which took away

Anne's future. She wishes she'd challenged the experts. I did not

see this on the horizon at all. challenged the experts. I did not

like a nightmare you cannot wake up from. Tonight we ask what you can do

if you don't trust your doctor. from. Tonight we ask what you can do

tonight. We are live in Warrington, the venue for the new inquest into

the deaths of the 96 people who the venue for the new inquest into

in the Hillsborough disaster. All the reaction. Rising from the ashes

— four weeks after this fire — pupils return to a Leyland school.

Wigan gear—up for an all—North West Grand Final. And genius genealogy.

A woman from Altrincham has told North West Tonight that a doctor she

trusted has taken away her future. Anne Olliver was told to come off

the blood thinning drug Warfarin by a registrar — but then suffered

the blood thinning drug Warfarin by major stroke. Wythenshawe hospital

apologised unreservedly. But Anne confidence to challenge their own

Correspondent Nina Warhurst. Walking into her home used to take a few

seconds but now four and it is dressing and making a cup of tea. ——

for Anne. She is only 66 and until recently worked as a librarian.

for Anne. She is only 66 and until today's stroke means she will always

be seriously disabled. Her plans to travel in retirement have been

abandoned. I was looking forward to looking very promising. I did not

see this on the horizon at all. looking very promising. I did not

is like a nightmare you cannot wake up from. That nightmare need not

have happened. In 1975 she came Hospital for a heart condition.

have happened. In 1975 she came 2005 she was prescribed a drug that

thins the light. Two years later, a doctor took her off it, this bike ——

The hospital has accepted there failings in care and apologised

unreservedly. The doctor concerned did not read the full history and

take into account that she had a heart problem. He did not take into

account the letter on her medical notes that said she should have

account the letter on her medical on it for life. David and Anne wish

they'd challenged it. They wanted to not happen again with other people.

Stop it happening again, maybe people on the drug will think they

are on it for a good reason. A settlement means she can adapt her

home and regain independence, but nowhere near what she enjoyed three

years ago. We put our lives in the hands of professionals. What should

we do if they are not making the right decisions and we suspect that?

important thing we have, our health. It is written in the NHS that it

belongs to us, the patients, so It is written in the NHS that it

are always entitled to ask for a second opinion. If you're concerned

about the care of your receiving, you can have a different consultant

recommended for a second opinion. If it is your GPU are worried about go

to your clinical commissioning group appointment. —— GP you are worried

about. You must never feel you are an inconvenience. The NHS belongs to

all of us so we must feel confident. New inquests into the deaths of

all of us so we must feel confident. Liverpool fans at Hillsborough will

be held in Warrington. They'll start Commission investigation into the

1989 disaster is based in the town. Our Merseyside reporter Andy Gill is

families of those who died reacted to the coroner's decision? Largely

positively. These new inquest come about after the original accidental

death verdicts were overturned following the panel report which

laid bare the full extent to which fans safety had been compromised at

the match and also laid beer the alleged police cover—up. Originally,

the family support group wanted alleged police cover—up. Originally,

to be held in London, to avoid any perception of bias, but they said

they were happy it would be in Warrington, the Hillsborough Justice

campaign is also happy. When these emotionally draining and tiring

campaign is also happy. When these the families. We spoke to Jim, who

lost his 19—year—old son. He said this takes another of —— this will

take a number of boxes. You are this takes another of —— this will

as tired. It makes difference. It is mental tiredness. That is what we

you down. —— wears. You can have a sleep on the train and you know

you down. —— wears. You can have a you will be home in 30 minutes. One

Hillsborough lawyer said there were pockets of people who believe the

false publicity about fans being to blame and mentioned Warrington.

Clearly, that is not an issue any more. Where will it be? It will

Clearly, that is not an issue any to be somewhere big because of the

dozens of people, journalists, lawyers, and the families, who want

to come. We will have news of that venue as and when it is announced.

Other news now and the Court of Appeal has upheld the conviction of

Munir Farooqi from Manchester who was jailed for life for terrorism

offences. The decision paves the way for an unprecedented seizure of

offences. The decision paves the way family home but Greater Manchester

Police say his family will not be made homeless as they own two other

company TNT is to create a thousand new jobs — by expanding its postal

service to addresses in Greater Manchester. The Dutch—owned firm

will use bicycles to deliver mail in the area from November. And this

year's inaugural Lakes International Comic Art Festival will include

year's inaugural Lakes International exhibition about the history of

year's inaugural Lakes International — the Beano Comic. The exhibition at

Kendal Library next month will look back at the last 75 years of Dennis

the Menace and his dog Gnasher. back at the last 75 years of Dennis

family of a pensioner from Kendal, who has been missing since Thursday,

say they are growing increasingly 67—year—old Roger Bainbridge was

staying on the Greek island of Paxos with his sister. He went missing

island. Nazia Mogra has more. It's a holiday Roger Bainbridge has been

taking for the past six years. A chance to see his sister on the

Greek Island Paxos and enjoy the sunshine. Going there was a dream

for him, to have the heat. He looked arrive for back from a day trip

for him, to have the heat. He looked the neighbouring island of Antipaxos

on Thursday evening his family became worried. We saw him off on

the boat with a big bottle of water. barbecue for 8pm on Thursday. Did

not arrive and obviously we were a bit concerned. Thought he might

not arrive and obviously we were a missed the boat. He was seen on

not arrive and obviously we were a island that day but there is no

evidence of him disappearing. Only 70 people live on the island —

police and volunteers have been searching since Mr Bainbridge's

disappearance. But they've found no trace. Obviously as the hours go by,

the hopes of finding him safe are starting to fade quite seriously. We

need everything to be done that starting to fade quite seriously. We

be done now. What we really need is a helicopter, military helicopter

with thermal imagery so they can trace any sign of life. The British

Embassy are offering support as trace any sign of life. The British

Greek police continue their search. Next — you might remember these

shocking pictures of a blaze which destroyed huge parts of a Lancashire

just 29 days later lessons have returned to the classrooms of St

Mary's Catholic Technology College in Leyland. More than 400 pupils

were welcomed back today. But it will take months — and millions

were welcomed back today. But it pounds — to repair all the damage.

Peter Marshall reports. It's back to the classrooms — as construction

workers look on. The corridors of St controlled early morning chaos. It

is wonderful to see. This is what a school should be like, full of

lively kids who are keen to get school should be like, full of

with their education. The school went up in flames on September the

questioned on suspicion of arson. That investigation continues. Three

year groups are back on the Leyland site while others are still being

bussed to an alternate site in Preston. Sisters Catherine and

Victoria pleased some classes are happened. It is quite devastating,

to be honest, we have been here happened. It is quite devastating,

four years and looking back at it, it is not there any more. It is

upsetting to be driving away from it every morning so it is good to be

possible was always the aim to minimise disruption to education.

Beyond excited. It is like the first day of term all over again. It will

be challenging but the overriding emotion is one of pure happiness to

be back home. Parts of the school remains sealed off. The latest

estimate is it will cost around remains sealed off. The latest

million to repair all the fire damage. Temporary classrooms will be

brought in soon. It is hoped that all the school will be back here by

the Christmas holidays. Still to come on North West Tonight. Meet the

forefathers. How an ancient skull came face—to—face with a modern—day

Warrington and Wigan prepare to clash in that all North West Grand

Final, I'll talk to the men battling to be crowned kings of Super League.

Nick Bonnie worked with young people for The Prince's Trust. His mother

works for a drug support charity. And yet he died on Saturday after

taking ecstasy at a Manchester nightclub. His family say they want

his death to be a warning to others. He was among seven people taken

his death to be a warning to others. at the club over the weekend, and

"particularly bad" batch of drugs could be to blame. Naomi Cornwell

reports. Nick Bonnie had been on a Warehouse Project when he was taken

ill in the early hours of Saturday. He died later in hospital. Pictured

30—year—old was from Gloucestershire and worked for The Prince's Trust,

fundraising. He'd been to Highgrove on several occasions and attended

one of the Queen's garden parties at Buckingham Palace. His mother works

for a drug support charity, and Buckingham Palace. His mother works

family say "one stupid mistake" Buckingham Palace. His mother works

him his life. And Nick was not a typical drug user. It was one of

those unfortunate situations where ultimate price. Nick's friends were

among five other people also taken ill at the club that night. Police

particularly bad batch of ecstasy was to blame. The club says it has a

zero tolerance drugs policy and was to blame. The club says it has a

put every possible measure in place arising. If people do buy drugs

put every possible measure in place circumstances like this, you don't

know what you're getting, and it could be fatal. I don't think it is

worth the gamble and people need to be aware of the dangers . In a

separate incident the following evening a 25—year—old was taken

separate incident the following hospital in a critical condition

Warehouse Project on suspicion of Warehouse Project is one of the

biggest clubs in the country, with a capacity of up to five thousand

people. And others in the industry say it also has a reputation for

taking security very seriously. They have sniffer dogs, police that a

privately paid to be there, St John's Ambulance, first aid, but if

someone has it down their sort, their pants, there is only to much

you can do. Today the club's owners revealed that they're to take part

in a Home Office scheme, trialling new drugs testing. The first of

in a Home Office scheme, trialling kind in the country. Plans which had

We will have sport shortly but before that, Boris Johnson and the

leader of Manchester City Council joined forces. It is a campaign

leader of Manchester City Council keep more of the money they raise in

taxes. It was launched that the Conservative party conference. You

would not expect these two to stand together on an issue. What do they

disappointingly restrained today at, I have to say. We have an alliance

Liverpool and other big cities. I have to say. We have an alliance

say they currently collect taxes and handed to the government and then

get it back. They say they should be able to keep more of the money they

collect to keep control of the economy. This is not the kind of

game in which one city loses when is at the expense of another. This

game in which one city loses when is objective to get disc package of

fiscal devolution. It was a good start but does not go far enough. We

are pushing governments to make start but does not go far enough. We

they take the next step and allow us cities to accelerate growth. The

Chancellor was centre stage. What was his message? His message sums up

that of the Conservative conference. It has been difficult but we have to

defending his housing policy. His critics say it could lead to a

housing bubble. He says his critics don't understand pressures on people

in parts of the North West. Take your arguments down the road, where

house prices have fallen for the last five years, to Berwick or

Morecambe where young couples are living at home with their parents.

One other piece of political news is the Lib Dem MP for Hazel Grove has

decided to stand down at the next general election. There will be

decided to stand down at the next fight from the Conservatives hoping

Tomorrow, the minimum wages rising from £6 19 to £6 31. Is that enough

to live on? That is the question being asked tonight. Now the sport.

sports team have had their noses buried in the reference books this

encyclopaedia. September the 13th, 2008, the last time Manchester

United and Manchester City lost 2008, the last time Manchester

league game on the same day. —— 2008, the last time Manchester

me the human encyclopaedia. David Moyes is under pressure now. It

me the human encyclopaedia. David their worst start. Seven points

me the human encyclopaedia. David six games. Leaves them 12 in the

table. David Moyes said earlier six games. Leaves them 12 in the

the season that the fixture list, the early fixture list, was their

Manchester City and Liverpool. He would not have expected to struggle

against the likes of West Bromwich Albion. That is what they did. He

described the display is lacklustre. whether this serves as a wake—up

Manchester City as well. I think it was. The second time they have

travel. It will be a concern for Manuel Pellegrini. It was one of

those days. They will be wondering Everything went right for Aston

Villa. Manchester City had the possession. They were wasteful and

paid the price. It was the polar opposite of the Derby. Problems

paid the price. It was the polar Merseyside. Luis Suarez made a

scoring return to the Premier League Sunderland. The striker — making his

first League appearance of the season after completing a ten match

ban for biting — scored twice as The Reds went second in the table thanks

to a 3—1 win. If Suarez and co need any inspiration they need look no

further than the women's team at Anfield. Liverpool Ladies are league

champions after beating Bristol Academy 2—0 yesterday. It's quite a

turnaround for the team, which finished bottom last year, as Stuart

Flinders reports. A change of policy at Anfield saw Liverpool ladies

benefit from an injection of funds and new blood this season. It paid

off. Ignite out last night? It was. Got in at three this morning. What

time did you have to be up for these interviews? 5am. The first goal

This finished Bristol off in the second half. Arsenal have dominated

the women's game for a decade. Could it be Liverpool's turn? Now that

we've won the league, more players will be interested in coming to

Liverpool. When we were finishing bottom, people might not have wanted

to come. Hopefully we can do well in the Champions League. Liverpool

to come. Hopefully we can do well in ended Arsenal's domination of the

women's game. They have won the title. Does the city know about

women's game. They have won the Did you know the Liverpool have

women's game. They have won the the league? I don't follow football.

He does not follow football. He watches Coronation Street. The

ladies, yes, they did. Very good. I Liverpool? If it was televised more

then yes. Wear is women's football now? In terms of appreciation by the

public, crowds, so on. All the coverage we have had is brilliant

for the game and hopefully we can carry on pushing on the Spectator

levels increasing, we came, week out. Hopefully they can carry on and

the game can carry on growing. The women have set an example the men

Congratulations. Everton finish fixtures tonight. They'll go fourth

if they beat Newcastle at Goodison Park, full match commentary from

there on BBC Radio Merseyside. The build—up to the super league grand

final started in earnest today with Warrington and Wigan meeting the

goodbyes. Brett Hodgson and Adrian Morley play their last games for

He is in again! It is the final challenge cup holders against the

preseason favourites Warrington Wolves. It is the final I wanted. We

always have masses games that go right down to the wire. —— massive

games. Really excited. It is great they have made the final again.

games. Really excited. It is great fantastic achievement. In the super

league era, Wigan have made it to five grand finals. The last of them

was three years ago. It will be five grand finals. The last of them

challenge cup achievements. It will be great for the team. Warrington

have only one previous grand final behind them, last season when they

lost to Leeds rhinos. It is an experience they are aiming to lose

—— use. We know what it feels like to lose and it is not good. The

least friendly place to lose. Both sides have iconic players who will

play their last games for the club, including these two. Adrian morally

well, and the most expensive player in world rugby Mike Catt and Wigan.

It is a club I love. —— could be the captain. If there is a way to go out

Should be an absolute cracker. Finally from me news of a transfer

confirmed the signing of England's one—day wicket keeper—batsman Jos

Buttler after he left Somerset. We'll hear from Jos in Wednesday's

programme. Great signing. Thank We'll hear from Jos in Wednesday's

How would you feel if you came face—to—face with a relative who

lived more than seven hundred years ago? That's what happened to Peter

Moore—Dutton at Norton Priory in University have recreated the head

of a man they think MAY have been a 14th Century monk called William

Dutton. But was he a saint or a sinner? This from Mark Edwardson.

interesting. Coming face to face with the past. An ancient relative

resurrected in living colour. Very interesting indeed. Thank you for

this opportunity to see a member of the family. Slightly older than

this opportunity to see a member of but looking very similar. With just

his skull to work with, William Dutton's face and head have been

To complicate matters there were a number of related 14th—century

thought this one was probably a monk. We know the location of him,

buried in the wall in the south—east obviously an important person. It

also gives us a date, about the mid—14th century. But it's also

possible he could have a wrongdoer rather than righteous. One of them

is quite an intriguing chap. He rather than righteous. One of them

in court in the early 1300s for stealing toll —— cattle and carts.

But we also know there was a Cannes on —— canon. While many of us are

peer as far back in time as Peter. Fewer still are ever able to put a

face to a 14th—century name. How do they know his hairstyle? Because he

was a month. There was definitely a evening. You will see some changes

in the weather as we head through the next couple of days. The weekend

will be very pleasant. The start of continues to be mild. By Thursday it

will all change. We will see rain lingering. Some definite changes. I

am showing you this picture because the sun has gone down. It went down

at 6:48pm. The first time it has gone down before we came off a.

at 6:48pm. The first time it has nights are getting darker earlier.

The picture through the night, it is can see this in the Irish Sea. It

will bother you all night. From can see this in the Irish Sea. It

to time it will hit coastal areas. If you get any prolonged clear

spells, temperatures will be around seven or eight degrees. We still

have double figures in towns and cities. In some places it might

have double figures in towns and 12. The rain will continue to plague

the Irish Sea. The Isle of Man will see a bit of that as we go through

tomorrow morning. The coast could catch a spot of drizzle but for

tomorrow morning. The coast could Patchy cloud, brighter skies, sunny

spells. The best of the sunshine will be the Pennines. Of the clothes

will be towards the West but there is not much going on. —— the cloud.

Inside out follows at 7:30pm. You can find out exactly what we have

born in a few seconds. There was a collective sigh when you said the

nights are drawing in. For anybody wondering, that is the answer. The

sun is still shining. Stand by.