31/08/2014 North West Tonight

during wedding celebrations in the Lake District.

The emergency services found the bodies of a man and a woman

inside a shed at a house on the shores of Windermere.

Fireworks explode as a shed in the garden of a large house

in Ecclerigg near Windermere is engulfed in flames.

Anthony Middleton from Stockport was on holiday in

All of a sudden, we heard this kind of ground shaking

We could see all these big kind of exhibition sort

of standard fireworks exploding, which we thought was a bit odd

You could almost feel the heat of the fire.

I don't know how high the flames were,

but I'm guessing sort of 50`60 feet I would think, but it was a real

Today, police confirmed two bodies, believed to be a man and a woman,

Investigations at the scene have continued today to try and uncover

David Saville, BBC North West Tonight.

to the Liverpool Pals who served during World War One.

attended the ceremony at Liverpool's Lime Street station

Of the 5000 Liverpool boys who fought in the Great War.

Of the 5000 Liverpool Pals that went off to fight in the Great war,

2800 never came home. Finally, the Pals have a monument

in their home city. This is an awful, not just being the

ultimate sacrifice, but those who came back. `` this is an honourable

Memorial. Creating a permanent tribute

has taken three years. Leading the campaign,

the Liverpool Pals Memorial Fund. We hope this ensures that they are

never forgotten. The first panel is about recruitment, the second about

the last moments of the last part is about this moment

today, we we are on the Cenotaph to complete the 100 year cycle.

It was at St George's Hall, a century ago to the day,

that crowds of men and boys Lord Derby's call for recruits.

Today those scenes They will also have to sign a

medical. of the Giants to Liverpool,

with a I want to show respect to these

people and their sacrifice. great uncle was in the First World

War. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember

them. Ian Haslam, BBC North West Tonight,

Liverpool. A 62`year`old man's died following

an assault in Leigh near Wigan. Police were called to a house

on Moresby Close They found the man injured

in a neighbouring property Concerns are growing over

the number of people in the North West being diagnosed

with diabetes. At the same time, there are fears

about the numbers in the region BBC Radio Merseyside presenter,

Roger Philips, has been investigating

the impact sugar has on our diet we've got up to a third of children

in year six at schools, so that's just when they leave

junior school at age 11, are clinically obese,

and that is terrifying. We are seeing,

at children's hospitals now, adult onset diabetes in kids,

because they're fat. And you can see the whole of

Roger Philips's report on Inside Out which is on BBC One

tomorrow night at 7:30. Sport now, and there's coverage

Liverpool's Premier League game against Tottenham Hotspur

on Match of the Day 2 tonight. So if you don't want to know

the score, you know what to do. Brendan Rodgers celebrated

his 100th match as Liverpool manager against previously unbeaten

Tottenham at White Hart Lane. There were goals from

Raheem Sterling, a penalty from Steven Gerrard and

Alberto Moreno sealed the 3`0 win. and Salford were easily beaten at

Wakefield this afternoon by 42`6. That defeat means they can

no longer reach the top eight. And in cricket's County Championship

Lancashire are playing Yorkshire Lancashire won the toss

and batted first and, in their first innings,

were 278 all out. Yorkshire in reply are six without

loss at the end of play. After what has been a fairly

pleasant weekend, things take a slight turn for the worse

as we make our way through tonight, but still a relatively

bright end to Sunday. the rain starts to make its way down

from the North West. The clouds thicken as well. We might

even see a little bit of fog

for first thing on Monday morning. And a very mild night. We then go

through into Monday daytime. The fog takes a little bit of time

to clear, as do the showers, but we then go through into the

daytime and we might just see a little bit of brightness here and

there allowing those temperatures still up to the late teens,

17 and 18 degrees Celsius. As we make our way through

the rest of the working week, we've still got that high pressure

firmly positioned over us, so a relatively

bright day on Tuesday as well. And that warmer air with us

when we go through Wednesday and Thursday, which could

allow the temperatures to creep up just a tad, to maybe 22

if we're lucky. The weather looks like it is getting

better. That is it for now, I am back at 10:15 p.m., enjoy

Good evening. Much of the country has enjoyed some sunshine to finish

August. The last couple of hours brought a bit more cloud with some

rain for Northern Ireland and western Scotland. That front will

continue south through England and Wales overnight tonight, bringing

with it a lot of mist and low cloud with patchy rain. Perhaps not quite

reaching the south-east