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Good evening, welcome to North West Tonight

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with Annabel Tiffin and Roger Johnson.

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Parents and teachers celebrate a coup against the head

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Hours later, the council shut it down.

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The council says it acted to safeguard children,

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Tributes to the veteran Manchester MP Sir Gerald Kaufman,

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Anger after claims hunt hounds pursued a fox through gardens

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And there was literally hound after hound, 15-20 hounds,

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running down our driveway, and bolted through the gate there.

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The big Brexit balancing act - we ask what will it

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They told us we couldn't have crooked cucumbers, crooked bananas.

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A top-performing primary school was closed down

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indefinitely this afternoon after a mutiny by parents and staff.

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They were filmed drinking in the school, singing

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football-style chants about the headteacher.

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Bollin Primary School is in Bowdon - one of the region's

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In the past week, the tensions between staff, parents and the head

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have erupted into strike action and demonstrations.

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Party time for parents and teachers. Celebrating, they thought, the

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departure of their school's heads, Michelle Brindle, last Friday.

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THEY chant Except, the council has confirmed,

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Mrs Brindle hasn't been suspended or sacked. This is a school where

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parents, staff and even governors are divided about the head teacher.

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On Thursday, parents protested and staff went on strike about the way

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the school is being run. Today, it was closed. Parents unsure when

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their children will be attending again. This mother has sympathy with

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the head teacher. It's terrible situation for us all.

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My son is suffering now, we're all suffering now. It's affecting

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absolutely everybody, because of a drunken party.

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The council said it had to shut the school to safeguard peoples.

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We plan to reopen the school as soon as possible.

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Is any time school? Days, weeks? It is unwise to put a time limit on

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it, but want to see it happen as soon as possible. We have seen today

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alike are senior leadership capacity in the school, which we needed to

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justify the action we're taken. The NUT has told us there has been

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too much richer on staff and at oppressive and punitive regime.

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Others disagree with that, and Mrs Brindle's has previously defended

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her leadership, saying she is 100 persons committed. It is clear from

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these pictures that this is a divided school.

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He's been described as an iconic and irascible figure,

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a brilliant speaker and compelling writer.

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They were just some of the words used today

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to describe the veteran Manchester MP Sir Gerald Kaufman,

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He was seen by many as a dedicated constituency MP, but was never shy

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Our chief reporter Dave Guest looks back at his life.

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He was a politician who believed in plain speaking,

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I'm ready to justify that to my inner-city constituents

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on the basis that you're running this thing competently

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I found him to be an amazing member of Parliament, who was so focused

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He was always there for his constituents.

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Here, sharing his passion for ice cream with the BBC's

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And I said, how ha an ice cream parlour suddenly arisen

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in my constituency without me knowing about it?

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Born in Leeds, he was the son of Polish Jewish immigrants.

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He became the MP for Gorton in 1983, despite having described his own

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party's manifesto for that election as

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"the longest suicide note in history."

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He went on to serve this place for the rest of his life.

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And certainly, people around here knew who their local MP was.

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He would just try his best to listen to us and see what he could do

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I went him on a number of issues, and he always helped me.

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His Jewish faith didn't prevent him from speaking out against an Israeli

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administration who he derided for their treatment

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It is time to remind Sharon that the Star of David belongs

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to all Jews, and not to his repulsive Government.

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I disagreed with him vehemently on that, but I respected

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the sincerity and integrity of his views.

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In 2015, as the longest continually serving MP,

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Sir Gerald became the father of the House, and today,

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both sides of that House paid tribute to him.

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In Manchester, meanwhile, books of condolence were opened,

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and the flag at the Town Hall flew at half-mast.

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A rare honour, but one said to reflect his stature as a great

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For many years, Greater Manchester's Interim Mayor - Tony Lloyd -

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served as an MP in the neighbouring constituency to Sir Gerald Kaufman.

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Earlier, I asked him how he'd be remembered.

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Gerald was a very good friend, first of all.

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And as a constituency MP, was probably as good as I met.

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Not really a political bruiser, far too subtle to be a bruiser.

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He ripped people apart with the rapier of his tongue,

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and to those who were on the receiving end, very often

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Yes, I heard you refer to him as waspish earlier on,

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I want to deny that it was waspish, it was the complete wasp.

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I remember going to a by-election one time to campaign for a person

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who will remain nameless, but wasn't very popular.

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And Gerald said to me, "You know, Tony, it is sometimes necessary

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"to be at the scene of the crime in order to have an alibi."

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When Gerald went for things, it wasn't half-hearted,

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and I think he would have been embarrassed to be waspish.

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He famously came up with that saying in 1983,

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when Michael Foot was leading Labour into the election,

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that the manifesto they put forward was the longest

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I guess that shows that sharp mind and ability to understand what,

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politically, played well and what didn't?

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Gerald could sum up things very, very well.

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And that particular phrase will live in political history.

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Many other things I can remember Gerald saying.

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One time, we were in Parliament, he said to me, "Always remember

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"the politician's creed, never kick a man until he's down."

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It summed up Gerald as the political heavyweight, but,

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actually in the end, in a funny way, probably belied the real Gerald,

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who was very decent man, a very principled man

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Police are continuing to appeal for information after a

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man was left with serious stab wounds in a van

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The 21-year-old man was found at Aintree Hospital early

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yesterday morning in a vehicle with blacked-out windows.

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Manchester-born film producer Joanna Natasegara is celebrating

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after winning the Oscar for Best Documentary

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Her film focused on the work of the White Helmets,

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a group of volunteer rescue workers who risk their lives to rescue

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She definitely won it, didn't she? She definitely won it.

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Police and the RSPCA are investigating

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after residents say a pack of fox hounds rampaged through

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their Cheshire housing estate during a hunt.

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Neighbours on Penningtons Lane in Macclesfield say the hounds raced

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through gardens chasing a fox, which was then found dead.

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Their local councillor is now asking for the issue to be

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It was literally hounded after hounds, 15-20 hounds running down

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our driveway. Edwina and Kevin judge Bevan a quiet

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street, nothing much happens here. On Saturday, at that all changed.

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Dozens of foxhounds burst into their garden, chasing a fleeing fogs,

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accompanied by massed men and women on quad bikes as well as huntsmen.

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Neighbours were terrified. There were dogs flying in all

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directions trying to get to the fox. The fox had gone to the back of the

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garden at this point. Via tad small animals, pets, it even

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children in the garden, anything could have happened. -- if had had.

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It was terrifying, all full. Wednesday she came out of her house

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to a scene pandemonium. There were cars everywhere, the

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police had to block the street of. There were people trying to come up

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the road, down the road. It was just chaos, absolute chaos.

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Edwina and Kevin Asay the dogs tore into the box. Neighbours claim a

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woman tried to conceal it in her coat, claiming she was pregnant, but

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it felt to the floor. Hunting with dogs is illegal. We've seen pictures

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of the dead animal, but decided it was too graphic to show. Police say

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they are taking the allegations seriously and are investigating with

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the RSPCA. This is a quiet, residential neighbourhood full of

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young children, elderly people, family pets. That's what's worried

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and upset local people so much. The local council now wants this issue

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raised in Parliament. What happened on Saturday is

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absolutely outrageous, unacceptable. There's a lot of land, a few

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farmers, and not one of us were informed of the hunts that was to

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take place. The cherished roster -- cherished --

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Cheshire Forest and has apologised, residents say they want urgent

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action to make sure Saturday's drama never happened again.

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Recycling rates for household rubbish are going down

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rather than up in parts of the North West.

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That's according to an investigation by the BBC's Inside Out programme.

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Figures show only a third of authorities in the region have

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recorded a rise in recycling rates, despite efforts to meet targets.

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Liverpool are so proud of their purple bins,

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you can even buy a miniature version from the city's souvenir shops.

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If you live in Blackpool, you get a seagull sack, to protect

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But where you live doesn't just determine what colour your bin

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is and how big it is, what you can put in it and how

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often it empties varies form council to council.

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It seems that everyone is doing the basics -

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But some councils are now charging to take away your garden waste.

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Food waste, not every council is dealing with that.

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When it comes a plastic, this is where gets really tricky.

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If you eat a yoghurt, these pots can only be recycled

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if you live in Cheshire East, Cheshire West, Warrington, Wigan,

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Hyndburn, Blackburn, South Lakeland and Barrow.

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Government targets, set out by the EU, say we have to recycle

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But, in figures obtained by Inside Out, only seven of our 35

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local authorities met this target by last April.

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Cheshire West and Chester did the best, recycling 60% of its waste.

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Joint-worst were Liverpool and Hyndburn councils,

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So why are we getting worse at recycling household waste?

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It's very difficult have a national conversation about what we should

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recycle and what should be recycled when everyone is doing

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Rubbish put in recycling bins in Greater Manchester ends up

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in this processing plant, and they're seeing first-hand

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We've been here about three minutes, I've seen a Christmas

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There are a certain amount of people who just get a little confused,

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but there are people who just don't want to bother.

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Maybe they don't see that there's any consequence

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So check your council's website to see what you can and can't recycle.

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And remember, right bin, right thing.

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It's always a topic that gets everyone talking.

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And you can see more on that in Inside Out North West,

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The people have voted, the MPs have voted.

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Now we await the triggering of Article 50, which will start

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the process of Britain leaving the EU.

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The road ahead is unclear, because no one's done it before.

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This week our social affairs correspondent Clare Fallon has

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borrowed a caravan and is on a Big Brexit Tour of the region.

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We start in a place where they say they're

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experiencing a Brexit bounce - Blackpool.

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MUSIC: Around The World by Daft Punk

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As Brexit Britain gets ready to leave the European Union, this week,

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Over the next five nights, we'll stop off in five places to find out

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how people feel about Brexit. First stop is the region's Brexit capital,

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Blackpool. Where more about it to lead the EU than anywhere else in

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the North West. In each place we stop, we'll be asking people what

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they want from the Brexit deal, how they see pros except Britain, and

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we'll be inviting them into Norwest Road caravan to talk to them about

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their Brexit hopes and fears. -- into our caravan.

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It's lovely, isn't it Aids we need to be independent and get back what

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we've lost. Why do think so many people voted to

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leave? At the great all voted immigration.

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It was about immigration or anything, just that the poverty

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level in England has been quite shocking, and to think how much

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money we sent abroad. They told us we couldn't have

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crooked cucumbers, crooked bananas, the eggs were dead is wrong. We

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should be told, we're independent. Not only did Blackpool vote

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overwhelmingly to break free from the European Union, there are people

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here predicting this town will be a Brexit winner.

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We notice, almost as soon as Brexit happens, I think it was a

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combination of the weakening pound, maybe a view fears and concerns over

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travelling abroad, but between those two issues, we definitely saw a

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Brexit pounds last summer. What Blackpool lacks in each

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year-round son, Ed melts up for an knife jugglers up ladders. Plus,

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there's this... Right now, it's the low season at the pleasure Beach.

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This lot are only two about the site's history. Across this park,

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they are getting ready for the future and a new ride. They're

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buying it from Germany, were you don't get as much roller-coaster for

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your pound at the moment. That outsiders, it's costing us a

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lot more money to install this ride for next year. That wasn't so good,

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we'll whether that one and hopefully get through it. Hopefully the

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increase in visitor numbers this year will help us get through that.

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As with the Blackpool, and town were most voted to leave the EU, many are

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predicting a brighter future. But in other places, not everyone is

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heading off into the sunset with such optimism.

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It was like caravan karaoke, wasn't it?

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And tomorrow night, Clare and her caravan will continue

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on our Big Brexit Tour and travel from Blackpool to Liverpool,

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where there was a Remain vote, to find out how people

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Now sport with Richard, and we'll be looking

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at Manchester United's League Cup celebrations in a moment,

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but first, one of Everton's greats has passed away?

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Yes, Alex Young, who's died at the age of of 80.

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But quite simply he was one of the most idolised

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The greatest ever Evertonian, in the eyes of many.

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The Goodison faithful took the Scotsman to their hearts

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in the 60s and the fact he was nicknamed The Golden Vision

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He was a very stylish player who typified that great team.

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He won the League title in 62-63 and the FA Cup in 1966, making

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a total of 273 appearances in all for Everton,

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He had a goal disallowed in that Cup final in 66,

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but still played a major part as his side came back

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from 3-2 down against Sheffield Wednesday to win 3-2.

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Alex, who has a suite named in his honour at Goodison Park,

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passed away in hospital near Edinburgh after

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Manchester United fans don't need to reminding Eric Cantona's

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A maverick match-winner, the same description some are now

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The Swede scored twice as United beat Southampton 3-2

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in yesterday's League Cup Final, securing Jose Mourinho's first

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But it was his definitely Zlatan who stole the Wembley show.

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Another piece of silverware for the Manchester United cabinet.

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Inspired by a player who, at 35, still has the golden touch.

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who scored twice to make it an astonishing 32

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In terms of influence, does it feel similar to Eric Cantona?

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He has that arrogance and his professional

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People like him are gifted, you can't teach something like that.

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I think he cares, I think he's trying.

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After Ibrahimovic's opener, United doubled their lead.

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But Southampton, who wrongly had a goal chalked off,

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Manolo Gabbiadini with both goals as the Saints drew level at 2-2.

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But United's big Swedish striker doesn't like playing second fiddle.

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And he reacted first to a cross into the box to emphatically

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A performance that prompted his manager to say that United fans

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should camp out on Zlantan's doorstep to convince him to stay

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United fans can go to the door of his house and stay there,

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This is why I came, I came to win, and I'm winning.

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Jose Mourinho is the only Manchester United manager to win

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a major trophy in his first season at Old Trafford.

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Many United fans think that more are sure to follow.

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Ferguson took a long time to win a trophy, and then it came.

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I think it's very important to show that he can do it.

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And as for where the matchwinner is going to put his medal?

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And not many people would be surprised if he inspires his

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team-mates to win a couple more before he calls it a day.

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Liverpool take centre stage tonight, they visit champions Leicester

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after they sacked popular title-winning manager

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Reds boss Jurgen Klopp is unsure how the home side will react to that.

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We don't know what we should expect, we didn't know before.

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I told ready, at the beginning of the unique, that

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Leicester probably now knows exactly what the problem is,

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and we should always expect the best Leicester.

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And you can join BBC Radio Merseyside's sports team live

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in Leicester from 7pm until 10:30pm tonight.

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Finally from me tonight, The Super League Show will have

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all the action and reaction to an incredible weekend

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Leigh recorded their first win since promotion and what a win it was,

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Tanya Arnold and the team will have all the action from that one

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and all of the weekend's games at half past eleven tonight,

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The TV network Amazon Prime has recently made some high

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profile acquisitions - including paying a reported

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?8 million an episode to show a new gangster series

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So, it may come as something of a surprise to hear that it's

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latest offering is a student film made in Cumbria.

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La La Land may have cost ?25 million...

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The ?500 we had, that was accumulated over three years' time.

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So we thought, we'll use the resources we have, and we did,

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and we made sure every shot had some sort of production value in it.

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We thought really long and hard about it.

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Sam Fountayne put extracts from the film on YouTube.

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That was enough for an American distribution company called

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They distribute films, so they go to American film markets,

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the Cannes Film Festival, to basically sell the film

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to clients and say, we've got this film, who wants it?

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Amazon Prime wanted it, and that means Zombies Have Fallen

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You've got all the classics on there.

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So many good films that are from Hollywood...

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Knowing that mine's right there next to all these big stars,

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I'm, like, wow, have I done it, have I made it?

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Sam made the drama while he was on a film and TV production

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Now, he's moved to a flat above a cafe in Bolton.

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Hollywood it ain't, but he's on his way.

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Sam's already working on his next film with a friend

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from his student days, who worked with him on Zombies.

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I hope that opens the doors to the film and TV industry,

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And obviously, being near Manchester, that's

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Sam's now got a job as a video producer, working on other people's

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If his own featured really does take off, he may have

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Quite a big budget impaired with this show!

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Just before we find out from Dianne what the weather

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has in store for us, this is Daffi.

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She's a young otter cub, who was found in a distressed state

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in Chesterfield last week after being separated

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Thankfully, she was rescued by the RSPCA and is now recovering

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Aw, just lovely! centre in Nantwich.

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Aw, just lovely! We had a little red Square at last

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week, it's like country file here! The weather is changeable, changing

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to direction you may not like. It started last week very mild, then

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turned windy. Very wet through the weekend, very cold from here on.

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That's the trend for the next few days. Temperatures falling away.

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Blackpool, doesn't look like there's a care in the world there, but it's

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going to be very cold tonight. Because it has been so damp through

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the day, it will be a yellow weather warning for untreated icy surfaces.

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It is all about the change in wind direction. The air coming towards

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us, very cold, this is how it stays from Friday, Saturday, maybe even

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Sunday as well. We'll have to get used to it, and weather systems

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coming through as well. As a hugger to the cold air, there is snow in a

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forecast through the next few days. Parts have seen snow already,

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Liverpool earlier today, over the Pennines, a light covering in

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places. That will continue through the night. The usual suspect seeing

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a couple of centimetres falling, nothing an usual. Some places may

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see a flake of floating past. Don't think it will sit on the ground at

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lower levels, but my great keeps coming into the early hours of the

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morning, and the cold air descending. Tonight, towns and

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cities around plus 1 degrees. Rural areas will see lower temperatures.

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You may see some sunshine in the morning, again showers coming in, as

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the bumper to the cold air, wintry NHL. If you don't see snow showers,

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you will see rain. Merging for a longer spell of rain, not a nice

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day, temperatures around 7 degrees. But the sun is up for 7am, and that

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is a big thing. I looked at my calendar and Solway

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are heading in the last couple of weeks before the clocks go forward.

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This is the last bit of winter direction.

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You're doing a better job than me if you can promise that!

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See you later! To be in the Lords,

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you have to be punctual... literally have to slam

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the door in somebody's face. What right do they have

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to tell ME about my fashion sense. Can you now control your

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bad language? Yes, I will. Otherwise you'll be,

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you know, drummed out. To win on something

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as important as this A unique opportunity

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to meet the Lords.

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