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heading our way and wet and windy again. That is all from

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

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McCubbin. Our top story. Motorways closed, trees down, and

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railways shut. Chaos as the region takes the brunt of the winter storm.

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We'll have the latest from our reporters around the region, and a

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full forecast with Dianne. Also tonight: Told he had just weeks to

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live ` the grandfather saved by stem cells from babies born abroad. I'm

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at Goodison Park with all four of our team is hoping for a fair wind

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in the Premier League. And we are in Blackpool as it gears

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up for its annual festival of magic, circus and amazement.

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Parts of the north`west RIT standstill tonight as the worst

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storm of the winter brought winds of up to 100mph across the region. The

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Met Office issued a rare red warning. It means lives are at risk.

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It's led to chaos on the motorway network, with key bridges closed, a

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shutdown on parts of the West Coast Mainline, and in the last hour,

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there's been a major incident at Crewe station. Jayne's got more

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details. Yes, on the motorways, the M6 is

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closed in both directions at the Thelwall Viaduct near Warrington

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because of concerns that vehicles would be blown over.

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There's a warning that the M60 could also be shut in both directions

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because the Barton High Level Bridge may have to close. And on the M 6,

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high winds are making driving very hazardous between Junction 12 near

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Runcorn, and Junction 14 near Helsby. Avoid the area. In the last

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hour, Network Rail have told us that Crewe Railway station has been

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evacuated because parts of the roof has been blown off. Also reports

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that a railway power line has come down. Further north, the West Coast

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Main Line will be closed for two hours this evening between Preston

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and Lancaster, starting at 7:00pm. A very fast moving situation.

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The weather has caused problems all day.

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Our chief reporter, Dave Guest, is in Blackpool. Dave, it looks pretty

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rough out there. We can see how bad it is. Dave, I don't know if you can

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hear me? They have been bracing themselves in Blackpool for the

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worst here, and they have got the worst. Winds of 60 mph. The rain

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lashing on the promenade. Hurricane force winds knocked back to the

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coast, but further inland. There has been motorway chaos. The decision to

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close the bridge was because of the winds. Motorists were tweeting us

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saying it was terrifying. Another bridge closed because the winds have

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gotten too strong. On the M55, a lane closed because the roof had

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blown off a building, causing the carriageway to be closed. Here is

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the advice for drivers to night The winds are coming as a crosswind on

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the motorway, so drivers of high sided vehicles need to take great

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care when driving. My advice would be if you do not need to make that

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journey, then don't. As we said earlier, trains also disrupted.

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Don't bother to travel. Crewe station has that problem with the

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roof. They have never known anything like this. Harry came force winds.

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`` Harry came force winds. I have never seen winds like this before.

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Winds of strength 12. It is highly unusual to have these wins this far

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north. The Isle of Man ferry also cancelled crossings today, as Wolf

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varies going from Liverpool to Ireland. Liverpool and Manchester

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also experiencing delays, and in greater Manchester, the Fire Service

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asking of duty officers to come in and help. Is that the story here? We

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have opened our secondary control room to cope with the additional

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calls. We expect conditions at the moment, means we need to have

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emergency meetings to deal with the conditions. There are structural

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problems on the coast and across Lancashire. We had about the roof on

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the M55. Anything as serious? You could see the conditions are

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deteriorating rapidly. Hole a busy night for the Fire Service,

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emergency services here, so I will hand you back to the studio. Thank

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you very much. Battling against the elements. You can see how dreadful

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the conditions are out there tonight. We just had some news. 200

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homes in South Lancashire without power. Others in the Macclesfield

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area. Manchester police saying do not go into the city centre.

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Dianne Oxberry is here. She's been tracking the storm all afternoon.

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And this Red Warning is something you've not seen before? These

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warnings are new, and they impact waste. There is nothing worse than a

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red warning. Potential risk to life. We knew was coming, and in our part

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of the world, we are badly affected will stop all the way up the coast,

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and the significant thing is the change in wind direction. We started

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south to north. Now it is west to east. Straight across our motorways,

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straight across our transport and rail lines. This is why we're seeing

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so many problems. Just to recap that news. 200,000 homes, in fact,

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without power. Greater Manchester Police saying do not go into the

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centre of Manchester. Just stay indoors is the best thing, I think.

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The mother of the baby mauled to death by a dog in Blackburn has been

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released on bail along with her boyfriend. They'd been questioned on

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suspicion of manslaughter. Ava Jayne Corless was killed by a banned pit

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bull type dog as she slept at Lee Wright's house on Emily Street on

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Monday. Today, the RSPCA said it had twice been called out to the address

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in the past two years` once to deal with a cat killed by a dog.

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Tributes have been paid to a pedestrian who was killed on the M6

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near Leyland. Faizel Vohra, who was 28 and from Preston, died last night

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after being hit by several vehicles on the northbound carriageway.

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Friends say he was a wonderful man, well`liked, and had just recently

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married. Police are still investigating.

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Liverpool MP Steve Rotheram has questioned the Home Secretary over

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the current investigations into the Hillsborough disaster. Theresa May

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was updating the Commons on the progress of the latest inquiries.

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The Walton MP raised concerns over claims families of victims may have

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been put under police surveillance. Will she confirm, unequivocally

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that at no stage since the disaster were the families subjected to

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surveillance by the police or security services of this country?

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As I have said in response to the Shadow Home Secretary, the IPCC is

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aware of these concerns and is considering how best to address

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them, and of course if they do find any evidence during their

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investigation that suggests that surveillance has taken place, they

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will pursue it. Thousands of people across the North

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West could be in line for a rebate after an error was highlighted in

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housing benefit payments. An investigation by BBC Radio

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Merseyside has found in Liverpool alone over 2000 people are expected

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to receive repayments on the so`called "bedroom tax". The

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Government wants to close the loophole which means residents

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who've lived at the same house since 1996 don't have to pay it.

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And a village pub in Lancashire has been named the best in Britain. The

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Swan with Two Necks in Pendleton beat off competition from nearly

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60,000 pubs across the UK. The Campaign for Real Ale, which has

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awarded the title of National Pub of the Year, says it's "a welcoming

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pub" in "a quintessentially British setting".

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Just quickly... Were you going to do it? The Manchester and Sunderland

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game is off because of the weather. We will have more with Richard

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later. Doctors in Manchester have saved the

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life of a 60`year`old grandfather by carrying out a transplant using stem

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cells from the umbilical cords of newborn babies. David Pyne had

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leukaemia. After chemotherapy failed, he was told he had just

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months to live. But thanks to two mothers in France and America, who

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agreed to donate cells from their babies' umbilical cords, he's now on

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the mend. Naomi Cornwell's been to meet him.

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David is slowly regaining his strength. Five months after his

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transplant, he's still reliant on a lot of medication, but his prospects

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for the future are much better than when he was diagnosed with leukaemia

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two years ago. Not being able to find an adult donor, you just think

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time is not on your side. It is against you. You're waiting for the

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inevitable. It was here at the Christie that David underwent a

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relatively new procedure ` a transfusion in which blood stem

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cells from the frozen umbilical cords of newborn babies were used to

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replace his own damaged cells. For patients like David, who are white

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and Caucasian, usually we will find a suitable donor either from their

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family, brother or sister, or from an unrelated donor panel, in about

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90% of cases. It is usual we would find somebody, and what was unusual

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here is the fact that despite David apparently being a regular bloke

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from Wythenshawe, we were unable to find anybody suitable as a match for

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him. Doctors here at the Christie began a worldwide search for

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suitable donors, and found two mothers in France and America who

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were good matches, and who'd each agreed to donate their newborn

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babies' umbilical cords. The UK is lagging behind countries such as

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France and the US, where expectant mothers are routinely asked whether

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they'll donate their child's umbilical cord. As matches for

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patients from ethnic minorities are the hardest to find, our only cord

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banks are concentrated in areas of high demand such as London and

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Birmingham. It's hoped Manchester will be next. David's looking

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forward to enjoying more time with his seven grandchildren. He hopes to

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return to work in the next few months, and says he'll always think

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of the two children he'll never meet who began their lives by saving his.

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They are part of my family as well now. They have come to my aid, so

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they will always be dear to me. Amazing story.

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Remember a time before the internet and mobile phones? Well, today is a

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very different world, especially for children who are used to having

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smartphones, tablets and the latest devices to go online. But according

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to research commissioned by the BBC, many parents are struggling keeping

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up with technology and what youngsters get up to online. Elaine

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Dunkley, in the second of her three`part series, is taking a look

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at how the virtual world is keeping generations apart. UPBEAT MUSIC

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They are the online generation with virtual lives. Taking selfies,

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having followers, and likes, all part of a teenager's online world.

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You need the internet. If you want to get a job, social media is the be

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all and end all. We speak to people on the internet and all that. Not

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many parents have Twitter or Snap Chat. They don't feel they

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understand what is going on. From Facebook to Twitter to Snap Chat,

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the next big thing is always just a click away. You can set the laptop

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up, but you can't set up an iPad, or you don't know how to, really? For

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some parents, keeping up with their children's virtual lives feels

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virtually impossible. Our kids seem to be a lot more

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technologically`minded than we are, basically. You have eight or

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nine`year`olds who are whizzes at computers, and we don't have a clue

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what we're doing. It is knowing what they are accessing if you'd don t

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sit by them all the time. Teenage girls putting pictures of themselves

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on bikinis and underwear, I think, well...? There are filters and

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controls that can block unsuitable material ` but experts say talking

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is the best way. In the real world, there are risks that parents are

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faced with having to tell their children about in the offline world,

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so the things that parents need to do are pretty much the same. They

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need to make sure they are comfortable with talking to their

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children about those risks. There is a technological generation gap, and

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for these parents, their upbringing is worlds apart from the children of

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cyberspace. Elaine Dunkley, BBC North West Tonight. If you are

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worried, there is information. Go to the BBC website.

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Still to come on North West Tonight: Dianne will have a full weather

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forecast, and we'll recap the situation across the region with the

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winter storm which is battering us tonight. Also ahead: The magic of

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the circus descends on Blackpool. It is not being batted. We've had a

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sneaky peak at what's on offer. It's the final full day of

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campaigning in the Wythenshawe and Sale East by`election caused by the

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death of the former Labour MP Paul Goggins. Today, the UKIP Leader

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Nigel Farage, has said the campaign's been "as dirty as they

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come." He believes UKIP supporters have been intimidated by Labour `

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but Labour remain the bookies' clear favourite to hold the seat. Police

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have confirmed they are investigating claims of damage. Our

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political editor Arif Ansari reports.

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On Thursday, vote UKIP. It has proved to be a blustery campaign,

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but even UKIP is struggling to blow away the political apathy. You only

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see me one day of the year. A candidate says that is not their

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only problem. Supporters have had Labour activists come up to them and

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call them scum. Are you sure that has been Labour doing that Witham

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they had Labour memorabilia on. Labour still seems to be dominating

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this political pitch despite the work from UKIP. You are hoping to be

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the third Labour MP? Yes. He dismisses allegations of dirty

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tricks. We have a professional team. If that has been happening, you say

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that is wrong? Yes. It has been fantastic. Even in weather like

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this? . They say they are enjoying lots of support. Lots of people Do

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you think you will hold your deposit? Absolutely. Do have time?

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Across the constituency, a conservative stronghold. It has been

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the candidates' first campaign. Hopefully I will win tomorrow. If

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you don't, will you still had to stand again? Weigh I'm just looking

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to tomorrow. That is a very politician answer? You have

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obviously worked a lot on this campaign. Only one of these

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candidates will make the political weather.

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There's a full list of candidates standing in the Wythenshawe and Sale

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East by`election on your screen now. And polls open in the constituency

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from seven o'clock tomorrow morning. Sport now, and it's a busy night in

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the Premier League, with all four of our teams in action. Manchester s

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game against Sunderland has been postponed due to the weather. That

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news just in the last few weather `` moments. Everton have a chance to

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close the gap on the top four at Goodison Park, where Crystal Palace

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are the visitors, and Richard is there for us. We have had problems

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with you, but we will hope for the best. It is windy here. If I wasn't

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such a strapping lad, it might blow me over. It is a big night here in

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the Premier League. Manchester are hoping to bounce back. We have

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Everton hero against Crystal Palace. Liverpool as well. Everton not far

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away from those champions league spots. With me is Graham Sharpe I

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might have played all them in some blustery conditions. This will be a

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difficult night for the players Everton will looking to bounce

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back. Could've gone the other way. We were unfortunate not to get

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anything from the game. They have one shot at goal and it resulted in

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a goal, bites a buddy who was at the game and watched said we were

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unlucky. There are lots of options in those attacking midfield

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positions. We will see him scoring against Villa in the last home game

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is here. Do you think because of those options, Roberto perhaps

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doesn't have his best... I'm sorry. As predicted, we have lost Richard.

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He got blown over. Is he back? To want to risk it? Here we go. It went

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close against Tottenham, so he has got options. Sorry. We will give up

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on that. Just as city and Sunderland have given up on their game.

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Everton's game is still on. Richard is there against Everton and Crystal

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Palace. But city and Sunderland is off.

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I don't even know where we are now. The red struts two points on Sunday

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after Fulham equalised in the last minute. The champions are in seventh

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place. We played well, and in any other game, we would've scored well.

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We didn't get it today. We just need to continue to do the right things.

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We need to keep going. Luck will change. The wind is causing chaos

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tonight. In the Championship, second`placed

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Burnley's 1`nil win at Bolton extended their unbeaten run to eight

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matches. Wales international Sam Volkes sneaked in at the back post

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to score his 16th goal of the season.

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In rugby league, teenage sensation Joe Burgess scored four of Wigan's

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nine tries in their 46`22 victory over New Zealand Warriors in

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Hamilton. The 19`year`old helped Shaun Wane's side race to a 12`

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lead inside eight minutes. The friendly was a warm`up for the Super

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League champions ahead of their World Club Challenge match against

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Sydney Roosters on Saturday week. There's full commentary and coverage

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of all four matches on your local BBC Radio stations either on FM

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Medium Wave or DAB. For the games that have survived the weather,

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there is full coverage. The local radio stations also have all the

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news on the weather through the course of the evening.

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Back to Blackpool now, and well out of the wind in the Winter Gardens,

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preparations are under way for the resort's annual celebration of

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magic, circus and variety. Don't set me off? They call it Showzam.

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And thanks to a big grant from the arts council, Blackpool says this

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year's event will be bigger and better than ever. Peter Marshall has

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been to find out more. Welcome to Showzam! UPBEAT MUSIC.

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They say it has something for everybody. And then even more.

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Contemporary circus, street theatre, the weird, the wonderful ` not

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forgetting the traditional. Three small balls and three small cups.

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One of the time, the ball is passed through the cups. The marvellous,

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magnificent! Local resident David Oxley was so inspired by previous

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Showzams, he's now performing in it. There was a spirit. It is not added

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something in me that had lain dormant for many years. I sort of

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understood how this is about heritage, how this is all about

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Blackpool. An arts council grounds has enabled new acts to be pulled

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in. Among them, the circus. The artists here are from all over the

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world. We have people from the USA, Canada, Switzerland, France, very

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highly skilled and looking forward to performing in that group. And the

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council ` well, you wouldn't expect them to undersell the attraction of

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Showzam. We are encouraging people to stay with this, because we have

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so much. It is fantastic. You have to come here to sense the

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atmosphere. It all begins on Friday, and runs

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for ten days. So skilful. Will they stay safe? Let's have a look at the

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weather now. Let's take a look at some of the images of the day that

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you have been sending in. Here is Crewe station earlier, when power

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lanes came down and the station was evacuated. Part of the roof blew off

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there as well. It is causing real trouble on the

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West Coast Main Line. We knew there would be a shutdown between 7pm and

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9pm anyway, but trains being delayed. Hundreds of trees came down

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across the region. A man had a lucky escape when a tree crashed down on

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his car. The pictures are frozen, but no one was injured.

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More shots from Liverpool were another tree came down in West

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Derby, and another which hit a car over in Rogers Paul. Here is a car

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in Whitefield. Another tree has come down as you can see. The tree also

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hit a car in Preston. In the north`west, they say there are about

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5500 properties without power in the region. That is mainly in the South

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Lancashire area, but as you said, also Macclesfield and the Peak

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District. But get all of the important info.

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We talked about the red warning being in force, but winter is one of

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the elements you can do nothing about. When it moves across the

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region, you can barely protect yourself will stop the messages that

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if this wind continues, stay safe. It doesn't matter if you are at a

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train station or stuck in traffic as long as USA. That is the important

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message. It is a red warning. We have not seen one in the north`west

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of England before. The strength of winds between that bands all the way

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up the coast. Outwards Preston and all the way around at the Cumbrian

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coast, the winds could potentially be touching 100 mph. All of the rest

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of us have an amber warning, where the winds can be up to 80 mph. The

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reason things have changed over the last couple of hours, instead of the

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winds running from the south to the north, it runs from the East to the

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West. Right across our motorways. The bridge and viaduct closed

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because the wind is going into the side of the vehicles. The West Coast

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Main Line train running from the south to north, you will be so badly

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affected if you are driving in these conditions as you go through the

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night. This is the wind gusts we have reported so far. Across

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Merseyside, no protection at all. The wind coming from the Irish Sea

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at 75 mph. I will point you to our BBC local radio stations. Many have

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changed their schedules tonight to give you the latest information You

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can stick with them all through the night and first thing tomorrow

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morning, because of this weather continues, there are bound to be

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more problems. What is falling from the sky is the least of our

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problems. But if you have snow falling, and it will over the tops

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of the Pennines, when you add it to the winds, we're talking about

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blizzard conditions of the drivers over the top of the Pennines. You

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add to the wind really chronic visibility. Many places will start

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to see showers dying away as we head to the early hours of the morning,

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and becomes a little quieter. These winds will not is off. It will take

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some time as we head towards dawn but all things start to gradually

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settle down. Even then, some localised gusts. Tomorrow is a

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better day, but we were still sits in showers from time to time. They

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are not showing that widely across the region, but north, there will

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merge together and there will be significant rain totals, and

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anywhere where she showers turn you will see howl. You could see thunder

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and sleet. The temperatures are not story, but they are not that good.

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We're talking about five or six at the very best. We will have more

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details in the late bulletin. We have extra time tonight at

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10:30pm. We will bring you up to date. We have very strict rules

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about safety guidelines, so please don't worry about David in

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Blackpool. He will be fine even though it is wet.

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The married Mac 60 close in both directions. `` M60. Extra Fire

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Services cold in because of the calls. Diane and I will be back at

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10:30pm.

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