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itself. Thank you. That is all

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Good evening. Welcome to North West Tonight with Annabel Tiffin and

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Roger Johnson. Our top story. Christmas travel chaos after

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warnings the region will be battered by 90 mile an hour winds. We are

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most concerned about Cumbria at the moment, the people living or

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travelling to Cumbria during this break need to keep a close eye on

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the weather forecasts. The warning comes a man dies after falling into

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a river in the Lake District. Also tonight: Facing their toughest

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challenge ever, but what treat will Bolton's Atlantic rowers have on

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Christmas Day? Merry Christmas!

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And join us for our last night in Bethlehem, where the countdown is

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about to begin. Boys, are we ready? Yes! And we are celebrating all of

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our Christmas Stars, but we have one more to give. You will it go to? We

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will supply them later on in the programme. They haven't got a clue!

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Why this Liverpool chorister can't wait for midnight mass to be over.

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It's meant to be the time of year we can relax and forget our troubles,

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but bad winter weather is bringing problems for many people travelling

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in and out of the North West. And according to the Met Office it's

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only going to get worse. Today it issued a yellow warning, that winds

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of up to 90 miles per hour could hit the region tomorrow. Our reporter

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Ian Haslam is at Manchester Piccadilly for us now, and Ian, it's

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been a slow Christmas getaway for some.

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What nobody wants on one of the big `` busiest travel days of the year

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is travel disruptions to their plans. The weather was worse today

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by the travel situation was better. The advice to people is that if they

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could get here before three o'clock, especially if they were

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headed to London, because the journey would be smoother. That is

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the way it has transpired. Those people were the lucky ones. The

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people arriving now are facing problems. Train to London used in

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are being massively delayed. Trains returning to the North West are also

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being badly delayed because of a power supply fairly Elvir in

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Watford. Not the ideas start to many people's Christmas holidays.

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If there's one thing that's always likely to complicate Christmas it's

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the weather. Especially if you're travelling by train over the next

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couple of days. We have got a ticket but for how the success evening but

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I am trying to get an earlier one because I am worried about delays.

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Most affected are trains to London. Virgin usually runs three services

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an hour to the capital, each carrying up to 400 passengers. But

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this afternoon came weather`related timetable changes. The trains did

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change frequency from three in our two two an hour as a result of the

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bad weather. We have adduced ourselves to one train per hour. It

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ourselves to one train per hour It is over one hour and it is taking

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about three hours. No reported delays, but high winds have brought

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wobbly flying and drama to Manchester Airport today. An Airbus

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380 passenger plane similar to this had to abort its first landing.

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Having landed safely at the second attempt, one passenger tweeted his

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relief, saying he might go and hug the pilot. Meanwhile, Liverpool John

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Lennon Airport is on stand`by for flights diverted from Southern

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England. We just let the airlines know that if they need to divert,

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that Liverpool is open. It also means a busy time for the Highways

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Agency. According to the Met Office, worse weather is on the way, with

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winds of up 80 per hour predicted for the North West tomorrow. We

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appreciate you have to make journeys. If you do not have to,

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journeys. If you do not have to please stay at home. But if you do,

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plan very carefully, give yourself plenty of time. We are most

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concerned about Cumbria at the moment. People living or travelling

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to Cumbria for Christmas and new year break need to keep a really

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close eye on the weather forecast. Meanwhile as it stands, a small

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number of flood warnings have been issued in the region, a number

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that's likely to increase if the rain continues.

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There is some disruption to the isle of man steam packet ferry crossing.

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Keep an eye on that if you were headed that way. Back to you in the

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studio. As Ian says, gales and storms have

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been causing huge problems across the region. And we're told it's

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likely to get worse over the next 24 hours. Eno will have a full forecast

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later, but she's here now to tell us where is likely to be hardest hit.

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Eno, has the Met Office issued a weather warning? It is valid until

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2am tomorrow, and it will be potentially damaging gusts of winds

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to come over the next 24 hours here in the North West. Which parts of

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the region are likely to get the worst of it? This storm is coming

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from America. It is going to Scotland and Northern Ireland

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tomorrow and as he crossed the Irish Sea, the Isle of Man will be the

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first place to see the very strong winds. Anything from 70 mph up to 80

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miles per hour. These are severe gales and they will continue to

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cross and they will make landfall. We are likely to see very strong

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gasps over the tops of the Pennines of stop And tell us about the

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Environment Agency's flood warnings? We had plenty of rain today and

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there is plenty rain to come. 14 there is plenty rain to come. 14

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flood alerts, but I will bring a full forecasts to update you on

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those at the end of the programme. A man's body has been found following

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an extensive search after he fell into the River Rothay at Ambleside

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in the Lake District. Our reporter Dan Johnson is at the scene now.

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Dan Johnson is at the scene now Dan, what do we know about what

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happened? There was heavy rain this morning on

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top of big downpours over the weekend, so the rivers right through

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every are heavily swollen and very fast flowing. A man has been

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reported as filing into the river just as it flows into Lake

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Windermere here. That was around 2:30pm this afternoon. A huge rescue

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operation was put into action the police, firefighters and mountain

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rescue and search and rescue helicopter were all unable to locate

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him in time and he was pulled from the water here at around 330. He did

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not survive. A casualty of the storms that are not hitting the West

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Coast. There have been some properties affected in North Cumbria

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over the weekend and the railway line was closed for a wild. It has

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now reopened but there are concerns that, with more rain on the way,

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there could be perhaps flashed funding tomorrow. ``/funding

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tomorrow `` flash flooding tomorrow. We will get a further update on the

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weather later in the programme. Staying with rough weather, and

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while you tuck into your turkey this Christmas, spare a thought for a

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team from Bolton who will be battling with the elements in the

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world's toughest rowing race. Instead of being at home on

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Wednesday, they'll be a third of the way into a 3,000 mile trip across

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the Atlantic raising cash for charity. They've been surviving on

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dried food rations, but as Stuart Pollitt reports, they've a treat

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onboard for Christmas Day. Imagine spending Christmas Day here.

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That's what these Bolton businessmen will be doing. They're currently a

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third of the way through the toughest rowing race in the world.

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The weather conditions were pretty hostile, with 40 foot waves. At home

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Mark's family are following his progress, and finally coming to

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terms with how long it's going to take. How long will he be away for?

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Will it be a wake `` week or something? It will be a good couple

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of months. But Tom and his mum Tracey have, almost, adapted to a

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Christmas without dad. We have not got any Christmas lights outside

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because our dad just always goes up there and put them up. We are

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probably going to sing a couple of Christmas carols. I have got a

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father Christmas beer. We have eight `` father Chris's beard. We have a

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ham and chocolates. The highlight of Christmas Day will be the phone call

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home. It is difficult to try and reshape what they have been through.

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We can get a picture of how tough the conditions are. Tracey and Tom

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are planning to meet Mark in Antigua. Hopefully he'll arrive at

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the end of January. Now, it's the big one. The switch on

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of the most iconic Christmas tree in the world. It's Bethlehem, Manger

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Square, and an image that will be beamed around the world. The

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pressure is mounting for the Liverpool Christmas tree decorators,

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but there's always time for a nice cup of tea. In the first of two

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reports Jayne Barrett reports on how it's not just a job.

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Let me introduce Omar. Or as the team call him. Ha`ha! The language

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barrier hasn't got in the way of friendships. Couldn't do it without

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them? Wouldn't want to do it without them to be honest. We're pals now

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for a year, yes? This job is the only one Omar has had all year. One

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in four are unemployed here in Bethlehem. Life isn't easy in the

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walled city. Israel places restrictions on where Palestinians

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can go. The freedom of movement that you

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can't cross. You cannot work. You cannot go from place to place. So

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this is difficult to survive in it. Are you considered a security risk?

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I am not a security risk at all, Are you considered a security risk?

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I am not a security risk at all I I am not a security risk at all, I

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am just a normal person. But Israel says the restrictions are necessary.

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The security threat is real. The switch on is just a few hours

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away, the team have a last minute invitation. T with Omar. It's

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incredible. It's like living in a cave. Ha`ha, how long have you lived

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here? Who else lives here then? Now? My mother and father and my sister

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and children, two girls, and my brother and Yousef and me and my

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wife. The mentee, peach tea. `` lemon tea. Pleasure to meet you.

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wife. The mentee, peach tea. `` lemon tea. Pleasure to meet you I

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lemon tea. Pleasure to meet you. I don't know an Omar, I only know

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Haha! Haha! Do you think your mum could try? Haha! How do you say

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salud? Sate! Happiness and laughter. Haha! I complained when I had two

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brothers in my room. You don't know how lucky you are at home. Amazing.

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Masalama. For now. Because in four hours, the lights go on. Hopefully.

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We cannot wait. Some lovely stuff there. Really heart`warming stuff

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there, and stay with us for the big switch on later on in the programme,

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but now to more heart`warming stuff, our Christmas Stars.

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All through December we have been bringing you the stories of everyday

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people showing kindness to others. We have been amazed at the

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generosity of spirit here in the North West. Our reporter Naomi

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Cornwell is in Stretford. She joins us now.

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You can't beat a brass band, very festive and uplifting, uplifting

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just like our Christmas Stars. You nominated them, we filmed the most

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moving stories, but there were lots of you who deserved praise. So keep

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your eyes peeled as we look back at our Christmas Stars. You might be

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getting a thanks! For all this good work you have done

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for Josephine. We found out that he had a brain tumour. It had everybody

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hard. He put his fronts before himself. We meet every Friday, the

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1230, three course meal. He used to run around with his car picking us

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up so we did not have to walk. She is there six days a week and she

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works really hard. All you needed someone to reach out their hand and

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say, hang me and I will help you through this stage. It is great for

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other people to see that. We couldn't get through without people

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like June, who helped us see that we can carry on. He bought Sarah a bath

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and a complete suite. It was brilliant. He did not have to do it

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but he did. She really doesn't so many things for so many people. He

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is a wonderful person. Absolutely shocked! Never won anything in my

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life! You're a star! That is brilliant. Thank you very much.

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Thank you. Thank you so much. We have got a rather large Christmas

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tree, so it is going on the top. have got a rather large Christmas

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tree, so it is going on the top You make me feel about 20. This is a bit

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of a surprise. Appreciation for all you have done. Thank you very much.

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Thank you. It just makes it all worthwhile.

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They don't look like it right now but this is actually a marching

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band, a running band in fact. A band that ran the London Marathon in a

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record time, putting them in the Guinness Book of Records. They met

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in Huddersfield, but many are based here in the North West. And they're

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all amazing, but particularly the founder of the band Mike Lomas. Step

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forward, Mike, because your friend Tim Hewitt got in touch with us to

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tell us how you're the driving force behind fundraising tens of thousands

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of pounds for charity and he nominated you as one of North West

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Tonight's Christmas Stars. You are one of our stars, so well done! Tim,

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why is Mike so special? He is a fundraising dynamo. It is hard

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enough to organise a brass band as it is. This is the second time

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you've got a band to run the marathon for charity. Mike, you're

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doing the London Marathon again next year. How much hoping to raise this

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time? We will try to make ?60,000. year. How much hoping to raise this

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time? We will try to make ?60,0 0. Not easy when you have an

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instrument? No, not really. We're going to let you play out the

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programme. Well done, Mike, for your extraordinary efforts, and to all

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our Christmas Stars around the North West, for all your amazing acts of

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generosity. Some heart`warming stories for the festive season.

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Fantastic to see the final Christmas star given up. `` given out. He has

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a huge smile on his face. If you saw the name of anyone that you know on

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the screen, we had so many of them, and unfortunately we cannot give

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them all a Christmas not. Great stuff.

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We will have our last Christmas Star tomorrow night. It will be Liverpool

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schoolgirl Bethany McGivern, who has been raising money for a World War

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One memorial. The run`up to Christmas is a busy time for most of

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us. If you think you've been busy then spare a thought for one

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choirboy from Liverpool. It's been a momentous year for 11`year`old Jack

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Topping. He's been made an ambassador for Save the Children,

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played before the Queen and will be appearing on the Strictly Christmas

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Special. Earlier today he broke off from his

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packed schedule and came into see us and I started by asking him what's

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been the highlight of his year. I have got three will stop the first

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one is singing to the Queen. `` I have got three. The first one is

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singing to the green `` the Queen. Another one was meeting valid Jones.

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What are you doing last year? Probably doing homework. It has been

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an incredible journey. You have to pinch ourselves sometimes. Yes. It

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doesn't feel real. `` pinch yourself sometimes. The hard work pays off.

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Is it right you are not allowed to eat chocolate? Not before icing I

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cannot have 50 drink and dairy. `` fizzy drinks and dairy. That will be

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difficult. You are singing on Christmas Eve. Then I can go mad

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with chocolate! Selection boxes all around. What do you want for

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Christmas, apart from chocolate What ever I get, it will be a really

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nice Christmas, because I am able to spend it with my Emily and relax,

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because I have been busy busy. The things you have done this year the

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children who are less fortunate than yourself is you have been to Africa.

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What was that like? It was quite heartbreaking. To see the projects

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that save the children do, it is quite upsetting, because they are

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the same age as me, the children. I am a child. I do not have the same

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opportunity as me. And you have a single out that is raising money for

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the charity. Tell us a bit about it? Well, the single is out now, and the

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money goes to save the children. And money goes to save the children. And

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it is called tomorrow. We hope you have a good date tomorrow finishing

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the midnight mass on and then a lovely Christmas. Thank you. You are

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welcome. And a whole lot of chocolate. You cannot blame him can

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chocolate. You cannot blame him, can you? Jack will be singing Silent

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Night later in the programme. It's a performance worth waiting around

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for. Back to Bethlehem. The Palestinian

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Prime Minister is on the way. There are snipers on the roofs of Manger

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Square. So when they flick the switch, that tree better light up!

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Lets join Ged, Zane, Al, Tony and Dan for the very last time. What an

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adventure it's been. Here's Jayne McCubbin.

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Merry Christmas! It's the big day. Are we ready? We are! We are set.

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Nothing else to do. Job done? Just wait. And pray. And we're in the

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right place to pray! The stress! wait. And pray. And we're in the

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right place to pray! The stress! The mass! This does not bode well. Zane

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is the spark. The man with the biggest job of them all.

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Even before the switch is flicked, the team have become local

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celebrities, with locals and tourists asking for photos in the

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street. Check you lot out local celebs! You going to get big headed

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now, Tony? Already am. It'd be unusual not to get this sort of

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attention! Every year they come here and make great job like this one. As

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light fades, Manger Square fills. The Palestinian PM is moments away,

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but all the Everton supporters can think of is a match back home. The

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PM of Palestine is about to arrive in about ten seconds and you've

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forgotten about the tree because we've just had a text message. 3`1,

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we've just had a text message. `1, lad! Zane, you owe me a tenner.

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Liverpool is being beaten! As the Prime Minister arrive, a sniper

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watches over the square. How are we feeling, Alan? I'm ok I'll start

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worrying when a little red dot lands on my chest. I'm feeling really

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relaxed. The most important bit is done. It's near the end of the

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season. Liverpool have just been beat. And if anything does go wrong,

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it's on Zane's head! Thank you! And so the countdown begins.

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Merry Christmas, everyone, from Jesus town! And before the night is

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out there's a dinner date with the Prime Minister. With special thanks

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for a special tree Can you tell us the message of your tree? It is the

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message of peace, tolerance, prosperity. How about that, you?

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Well done, hey. The hits just keep on coming! Not bad a group of lads

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from Wavetree. It was worth waiting for. That was

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beautiful. Well done to the lads for doing that. The weather is all every

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the next 24 hours. Here's the forecast. It has been a very good

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the afternoon of whether come a quite wet and windy. The ring used

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in and fragmented by late afternoon. It has eased awake for the time

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being, having said that though, we have a few swollen rivers. The flood

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warning numbers have already increased. We have a four flood

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warnings and 15 flood alerts. This number, you might want to keep

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handy, because there is plenty more rain to come over the next 24 hours.

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This evening, we start off with showers, and then the rain continues

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to pile back in from across the Irish Sea. There could be some clear

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skies in Cheshire. Wintry showers and clear skies, temperatures down

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to two Celsius. Then we have a yellow warning office `` weather

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warning from 2am until midnight tomorrow, and it is for a very

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strong winds, with Dale that could even be severe. `` with gales that

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could even be severe. Tomorrow, we start off with some sunshine. We

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will see some wintry showers and very strong winds. Severe gales

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likely, but locally we could see gusts of up to 40 or 50 mph. Some

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wintry showers, maybe six or seven Celsius tomorrow for Christmas eve,

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and it continues overnight. More wintry showers and more heavy and

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strong winds, because the weather warning as valid until midnight.

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strong winds, because the weather warning as valid until midnight The

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warning as valid until midnight. The wintry showers will ease away

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initially, and we will the shop `` temperatures of down to maybe two or

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three Celsius. Christmas Day is looking mostly dry, with the more

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rain to come on Friday. Tonight, BBC rain to come on Friday. Tonight, BBC

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radio Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside in Manchester is the

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place to go for your local updates. Do take care if you are travelling.

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Now, as promised, we leave you tonight with a little boy hoping to

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find some chocolate in his stocking. Singing us out of the programme

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tonight is Jack Topping. From all of us here, have a Merry Christmas and

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a happy new year. # Silent night! # Holy night!

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# All is calm, all is bright. # Round yon Virgin, Mother and

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Child. # Holy infant so tender and mild #

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Sleep in heavenly peace # Sleep in heavenly peace # Silent night!

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#Silent night! # Holy night!

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# Shepherds quake at the sight. # Glories stream from heaven afar. #

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Heavenly hosts sing Alleluia.

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