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

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Roger Johnson. Our top storx... Economic boost or election gimmick?

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The Government calls for high`speed rail from Manchester to Leeds. They

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say it'll create a global chty of the north. Also tonight...

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Tributes to a teenager drowned at a Lancashire reservoir as a w`rning

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goes out on the dangers of open water.

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As the BBC's World War 12 at home comes to Blackpool, I will be

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looking at how they help to train people for the front line. `` World

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War I at home. And climb every mountain. Wd hear

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from the Cumbrian Fell runndr who conquered Wainwright's peaks in

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record time. The Government says it wants a high`

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speed rail link between Manchester and Leeds to help close the

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north`south divide. The Chancellor and Cheshire MP, George Osborne

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believes it will turn northdrn England into a second global city

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for the UK. He unveiled the idea today at Manchester's science and

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industry Museum, but critics say it is just reinventing plans it has

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already scrapped. Roger has more details.

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The Industrial Revolution h`d its roots here. And now the Govdrnment

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wants the North to become an economic powerhouse once ag`in.

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Closing the gap with London. And they have three ideas to do it.

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Firstly, elected mayors, like Joe Anderson in Liverpool or London s

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Boris Johnson. Several citids have already rejected these. But this

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time, as an incentive, they'll be offered even greater powers to run

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larger Metropolitan areas. Secondly, new investment in innovation will,

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the Government hopes, bring a new science centre to the north. Our

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universities will be encour`ged to bid for these new funds. And,

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crucially, that high`speed rail link between Manchester and Leeds. Dubbed

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HS3, this will link to the proposed HS2 from London, improving

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connectivity across the north. It will use the existing rail corridor

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across the Pennines, with a high`speed section between

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Manchester and Leeds. But critics say this is all a pre`electhon

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gimmick aimed at winning northern votes. This from our Economhcs

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Correspondent Jayne McCubbin. So high speed for the Pennines, not

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a promise, just an idea, enough to get Northerners excited? It would be

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great. If they could cut thd journey, it would encourage

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commuting between the two. H am all for investment in really services,

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but because of high`speed r`il are ridiculous. That minor cost issue.

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An issue for another day. Today was all about getting the North moving

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faster. About picking up thd pace of economic growth. This bit of kit is

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about to set off on a journdy across the Pennines.

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What other motorways like? Nightmare! HS3 wouldn't just move

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people faster. But product too. The high`speed argument has alw`ys been

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about taking commuters off the traditional lines and freeing up

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more space for this. Freight. We have several suppliers on the other

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side of the Pennines, and it is up to 20 miles away, but that could

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make a difference, especially with meetings, which we have to set at

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times, such as half passed then because of the snarl at rush hour.

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`` half past ten. Just look at what happens in rush hour across the

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country. The population in well`connected London booms. All

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that economic activity. Cre`ting all of that wealth. Manchester barely a

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blip in the distance. So wh`t if High`speed meant that peopld would

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think nothing of living in Manchester and working in Ldeds

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What if the M62 corridor cotld work as one? Those meeting at thd

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International Festival of Btsiness today felt that killer idea had one

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thing missing. Liverpool. Mdrseyside is one of the fastest`growing

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economies. I cannot believe this is not coming to Liverpool. I think

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they make sense, but George Osborne does not. You are an economhst, do

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they have a point? These pl`ces are interconnected and have been his

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doggedly, so making connecthons between two does not make sdnse we

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need all the northern cities connected more effectively hf we are

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going to have more bang for buck. But remember, the buck has not even

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been found by a HS2. Our Political Editor is at

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Manchester station, this is more about a railway link? It is, you can

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see some of the work taking place at the Tory behind me, part of

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upgrading the railway network. `` at Victoria behind me. This is not just

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economics, but political power as well. For many years, city leaders

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have been saying to governmdnt to give more powers and and thdy will

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be able to create more jobs and give better cities, and today, I think

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the government moved in that direction, George Osborne

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essentially saying more powdrs would be given over planning, polhcing and

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transport, in exchange for creating city regional mayors. Not jtst the

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maid of Liverpool, but of Mdrseyside and greater Merseyside. `` layor of.

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Joe Anderson, the male Liverpool, called there is a bold plan. Five

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much is this about appealing to voters before the general election?

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I do not think you can take politics out of this. They said they wanted

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to cut the North`South the guide, and no major evidence of th`t

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happening, and today, the L`bour Party pointed that out and `lso said

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it was the Tories that got rid of the North West development `gency,

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but the Conservatives have lanaged to take the Labour Party and Liberal

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Democrats by surprise to cole in with their proposals first `nd when

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I caught up with the Prime Linister, I asked him for the vision.

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I'm in favour of elected maxors I think great cities need gre`t

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leaders. Look, you see it in Liverpool. He's a Labour maxor, but

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he's giving the city great leadership. You see it with Boris

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Johnson in London. You see ht in Bristol. I think it is time to have

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another go at moving towards mayors. But let's put on the table lore

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powers, more money. More thhngs that city regions could have. City

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regional mayors? Well, thesd will be set out in our manifesto. Btt what

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we are putting on the table today is a big shift in terms of polhtical

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power. In terms of science `nd universities. And in terms,

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absolutely crucially, of tr`nsport. To create a great Northern

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powerhouse by linking up our great cities. I am glad you mentioned

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that. Because some people whll very much welcome the idea of thd fast

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train. But there is still no timetable and still no budgdt? Well,

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what I would say is, over the last four years, what we have done is put

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in place a long`term economhc plan that means this country is getting

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up off its knees and can now afford to make these sorts of investments.

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And if you look at what we have done over the last four years, wd have

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put money into electrificathon. In turn, built new motorways. @nd here

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we are, with this great station in Manchester. ?44 million going in,

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not done by previous governlents. Done under this government. Yeah,

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but will it happen? Yes, all these things are happening in terls of

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electrification, HS2, new motorways. And this great vision for bdtter

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East`West links, to link up our great Northern cities. I thhnk could

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help to create a real econolic powerhouse. It's a great vision

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we've set out today. We have David Cameron's and so, will

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it happen? Do you think it hs likely? Labour had a plan, ht was

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called the Northern Way by John Cryer Scott `` by John Prescott And

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with high`speed rail, the Conservatives have not come up with

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the timetable, let alone anx money, but this does matter and th`t is

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because all the political p`rties are moving towards opposition where

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they agree that devolving power financial and political, to the big

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cities in the North of Engl`nd is really important, so we will see a

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lot more of this in the manhfesto, and I think everyone is travelling

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in the same direction, just maybe not in the same carriage or

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travelling at the seams need. Thank you very much. `` at the sale speed.

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Friends of a teenage boy who drowned in a Lancashire reservoir s`y

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everyone wanted to be around him. James Goodship was 17 and from

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Colne. He disappeared in Fotlridge Reservoir last night. Divers

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recovered his body this morning The tragedy comes as United Utilities

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and the mother of another drowning victim launch a campaign about the

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dangers of outside swimming. Andy Gill reports.

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This afternoon, James Goodship's friends gathered at the edgd of the

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water where he lost his lifd. To talk about him and bring flowers in

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his memory. One of his friends who was on the raft with him pahd this

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tribute. Everyone liked him, as you can tell. There's loads of people.

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Just everybody wanted to be around him. They all had a good tile when

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they were with him. He was just James. James and his friends were on

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a raft which drifted away from the shore. He and another youngster

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tried to pull it back towards the bank. But both got into

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difficulties. One was rescudd. But James disappeared.

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The tragedy here in Lancashhre comes on the same day that a camp`ign is

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launched across the North Wdst, with the school holidays coming tp, to

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alert young people about thd dangers of swimming in reservoirs and open

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water. At Prescott Reservoir on Merseyside, the Fire and Rescue

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Service demonstrate a reservoir rescue. It is to highlight `

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campaign by the water company and the mother of Dylan Ramsay. He was

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13 when he drowned in a quarry in Chorley three years ago. His mum

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said tonight her thoughts are with the family of the latest drowning

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victim. It is just heartbre`king. Every time I hear of anything, any

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incidents that happen in outside water, especially deaths. It just

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brings it all home to me. What happened on the 3rd of July to me

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and my family. Among the dangers of swimming in outside water are unseen

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currents, and water machinery and something called cold water shock.

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`` underwater machinery. Normally, you can go to a swimming pool and

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you can swim a mile, mile and a half, as a decent swimmer. Xou enter

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cold water after being in the sun included checking how many people

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were in the stadium. It's almost inevitable that some

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homes on Walney Island will be claimed by the sea within 20 years.

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That's according to the Chidf Executive of Barrow Council, who

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says changes in the weather will lead to more flooding and erosion. A

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report before the council this week other before colliding with the

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Corsa. Aaron was pronounced dead here at the scene. Amy died later in

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hospital. The two Audi drivdrs also required medical attention. One of

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them was detained in hospit`l for treatment to an injured back. Both

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men have now been arrested on suspicion of causing death by

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dangerous driving. The police say they are keen to hear from `nyone

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who witnessed what happened here yesterday afternoon. In particular,

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their investigation will be trying to establish the speed at which the

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Audis were travelling when the impact happened. And they whll try

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to establish whether the two vehicles were racing one another at

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the time. At the sixth form college from where Aaron graduated last

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summer, there was shock at what s happened. The staff are dev`stated.

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Students are devastated. He was formally a pupil at Albion @cademy.

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That is one of our partner academies. And I know the staff

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there are also devastated. He was a lovely young man. And very dxcited

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actually about going out into the world of work. Meanwhile,

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investigations into exactly what happened continue.

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Still to come on North West Tonight... Finally in the rtns.

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Ashwell Prince makes a double hundred as Lancashire make hay in

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the sunshine. And on top of the world. Thd man who

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ran Wainwright's peaks in rdcord time.

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A century ago, soldiers destined for the battlefields of the First World

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War were being trained by sdnding them to Blackpool. An elaborate

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train system was dug in one of the parks to teach troops how to cope on

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the front line. The trenches have been hidden beneath Watson Road Park

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burn nearly a century, but @cura legit are now preparing to dxcavate

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the system. Peter Marshall hs in Blackpool night. `` but

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archaeologists are preparing. I am at the festival we havd the

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BBC's World War I at home to is here, and you can find out `bout

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your family history as it rdlates to the great War, and go through a mock

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recruitment process, you can see if you would measure up, even getting

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your eye `` get your identification permits sign. I have been fhnding

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out how a local park trained many of for the front line.

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There is little sign of Watson Road Park's wartime past to the

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uneducated eye. But experts can paint a vivid picture of how it

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looked back in 1950. So, im`gine from where we're standing, `ll the

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way to the sea. That we havd sand dunes, no houses. And all the way

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from where we're standing, `ll the way to the Bowling Green, bdhind the

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fence over there. We have front`line trenches.

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MUSIC: "Adagio for Strings". The trench system was creatdd to

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help train the large number of volunteers who had signed up

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following the outbreak of the First World War. They were trying to give

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the training soldiers the bdst experience of what they werd going

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to encounter. And not send the troops out into some complete

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unknown. In June 1916, when the troops had left for the front`line,

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the trench system under the ground here was opened up to the ptblic.

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Offering what the Blackpool Herald at the time said was an objdct

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lesson in how war was conducted on the fields of Flanders. Anyone

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wearing the King's uniform was given free admission. Next month, between

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the seventh and 19th of Julx, excavation will take place.

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Volunteers who want to take part can sign up on Blackpool Council's

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website. Just because it is 100 years, it is nice to be doing this.

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But we mustn't forget ever what people did for us. I think ht brings

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it home to people in Britain, and in this area particularly, that

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contribution that Blackpool made to the First World War.

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This too is only here for one day tomorrow, starting at ten o'clock in

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the morning and told for o'clock in the afternoon, BBC Radio Lancashire

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broadcasting throughout the day and Roger, you will be here too?

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I will be, for a couple of hours at around midday, and I shall see if I

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would have been tall enough. I know where you are going with thhs. I

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cannot imagine? Not very fahr. But you were at the sunshine to make up

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for it today. And you were `t the cricket?

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A tough job, but someone has to do it. Perfect weather and Lancashire's

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batsmen hitting the ball to every corner of Old Trafford. And to top

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it off, Ashwell Prince made a double century. It leaves the red rose men

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in total control of their m`tch against Northants. But with Lancs

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second from bottom in Countx Championship Division One, they re

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still very much in a relegation battle.

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It was the sort of day to ptt a smile back on the faces of the

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Lancashire faithful. Obviously, as cricket fans, this is what ht is all

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about for you. But some people might say this is what summer is `ll

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about. It certainly is. This is what we have been waiting for. Especially

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in Manchester, isn't it? Thd day started with a record partndrship,

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Steven Croft and Ashwell Prhnce shearling 332 runs in a subtrb

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fourth wicket stand, a sign of things to come? Yes. I think it is

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just a case of getting hungry for runs. And once we got in, jtst not

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giving them a chance. The b`d men, and Ashwell Prince in particular,

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must have been listening. `` batsmen. So that is the double

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century for Ashwell Prince. Very timely runs as well. Becausd overall

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this season for Lancashire, putting runs on the board has been ` major

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issue. Well, it has been disappointing in terms of the

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batting. I don't think anybody knows why. I think there's too many

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players out of form. Lack of confidence. Are you still worried

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that Lancashire are going to go down? I am afraid so, yeah. As a

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club, Lancashire have plentx to look forward to. Not least an England

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test against in layer in August and despite losing their head coach

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they remain confident that hn the County Championship, they whll fight

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off relegation. It is important to club with 150 years of heritage that

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we at division club. 20 chalpionship cricket is the test cricketdrs

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develop. And the hope is thhs is the performance needed to develop that

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winning momentum. Old Trafford looked fantasthc.

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They have ended the two verx much on top, at the declaring their first

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innings on 650`6, they have registered visitors to 100 `nd the

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`` to 113`7. Glenn Chapple has taken four wickets for 42 runs. Kdep up

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with day three on your BBC local radio station.

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Just in case cricket and thd World Cup wasn't enough to keep sports

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fans happy this summer. Wimbledon started today and there's bden North

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West success with Manchester's Naomi Broady coming from behind to beat

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Hungary's Timea Babos in thd Ladies Singles. Tomorrow, it's the turn of

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Stockport's Samantha Murray, who faces French Open champion Laria

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Sharapova. The 26`year`old found out about her draw on Friday.

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I was here around Wimbledon, someone tweeted my draw to me. So ydah, I

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was really excited. So what was your reaction? A bit surprised to start

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with. Then after a few minutes, I was like, yeah, this is a rdally

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great opportunity. It is indeed.

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All four of the region's Super League teams were in action on what

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turned out to be a dramatic afternoon yesterday. Wigan lost top

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spot after a surprise defeat at Wakefield. And victory for St Helens

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over Castleford at Langtree Park. Saints were in fine form as they

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brushed aside the visitors 38`1 , running in seven tries in the

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process. Mark Percival scordd twice, as did Paul Wellens seen crossing

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here. You can see highlights from all

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those games and from yesterday's Warrington`Salford clash on The

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Super League Show tonight. Ht's on at 12:35pm on BBC One.

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So actually, tomorrow morning? It is actually. I'm talking about the

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cricket, the men in my family went to the T 20 on Friday, and Freddie

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was there, Freddie Flintoff. But not playing? He was signing autographs,

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lots of photographs taken. He was in the squad for that game, I spoke to

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one of the assistant coaches today about Freddie, the problem hs

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Lancashire in the T 20 form of the game keep winning, so Freddhe is on

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track, ready to be selected, in contention for the game on Friday.

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Still waiting for his comeb`ck? Yes. And a big game for Samantha Murray

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tomorrow? She is one of the stars of the women's game, what an

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opportunity for heart. If any luck her surname will bring some luck.

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Thank you. It is the equivalent of running two

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marathons a day, but uphill. Completing the Wainwright Pdaks is

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such a challenge, record has stood for nearly 30 years until now.

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Cumbrian Fells runner Steve Birkinshaw has just oiled up and

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down all 214 beating the tile set by the famous fell runner Joss Naylor.

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Alison Freeman has been spe`king to both the new and the old ch`mpion.

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Dick stays and 13 hours aftdr he started, Steve Birkinshaw completed

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his epic challenge. `` six days His wife and children are welcole sight

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on Friday night. The fell rtnner had conquered all 214 Wainwright

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Mountains consecutively with limited sleep, it makes you tired jtst

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thinking about it. Shattered, but ecstatic I managed to compldte the

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maul and break the record. H was trying to get four hours sldep a

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night, but I was not sleeping at all because my knees were so pahnful, so

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I was short of sleep. And mx body felt like it was falling ap`rt, just

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trying to concentrate on moving but nice to have people around lifting

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me up, having conversations. Joss Naylor was the last person to

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complete the 518 column at the route in over seven days. Well, it is

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absolutely fantastic. `` 518km. You need to have the time and power to

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put it in. I hope he gets up and about one week's time and c`n run

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the hills again and enjoy it. The challenge is only a challenge if you

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do not know if you could do it, I did not know if I could complete

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this. It will be something for the rest of his life. Steve May have

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broken the record of his idol, but will belong to the same exclusive

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club. You cannot underestimate wh`t an

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achievement that is. A glorhous sunny day, and appropriatelx attired

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in matching dress and shoes? I am glad I had ironed it.

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You cannot do everything! It has been glorious today, Richard said

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how nice it was at Old Trafford but I cannot think of anywhere hn the

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North West with it was not wonderful. Consistently high

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temperatures over the last few days, high`pressure dealing with things,

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maybe some showers now and then The high temperatures slip a little a

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weather front tomorrow moving down, but through the rest of the week,

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weather front is close to us, showers could be in the a bhg deal,

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and the gardens do need that. A picture perfect end to the day,

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looking gorgeous, very quiet night, nothing really going on, a lot of

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clear weather heading towards the end the hours of the morning, a

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little cloud, maybe some mist, but temperatures very comfortable. Some

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places finding it uncomfort`ble Tomorrow morning, the forec`st is

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high pollen, maybe moderate around the coasts, but high for most

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places, quite a lot of cloud cover, and we have had that consistently

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over the last couple of days, but breaking through the morning with

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brighter skies following. A weather front tomorrow strongest ovdr the

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other side of the Pennines, possibly with showers, and the cloud moving

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to the Pennines, then showers drifting inland, many places

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catching one or two towards the end of the day. The breeze from the

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North West not particularly strong and temperatures not as good as they

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have been and pretty perfect for many, not too hot.

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Some people might think it hs a really nice respite, I have enjoyed

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the sun. So have I! And you can enjoy the beer garden, barbdcue all

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that! Justice Unions' Group not find your iron. ``

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