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Welcome to North West Tonight with Roger Johnson and Beccy Barr.

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Jail for the man who beat his wife, then claimed he was becoming

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a cricketer professional to avoid prison.

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Mustafa Bashir's sentence was reviewed after it emerged

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Christopher McAllister subjected his sick neighbour

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to a series of attacks that contributed to his death.

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Everybody was stunned that people could do this sort of thing without

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having any cheque. A glittering brooch worn on Manchester's lapel.

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Now the Trafford Centre has got its own bard.

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How Joe McGrath ended up going on holiday with a group

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A man who admitted attacking his wife

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but was then spared jail is behind bars tonight.

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Mustafa Bashir was given a suspended sentence

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after a judge was told he'd been offered a professional

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But the contract never existed and the same judge today

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locked Bashir up telling him the court

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He also defended himself over comments he made about the victim.

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Here's our chief reporter Dave Guest.

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Mustafa Bashir arrived at court today knowing he had

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Last month he'd narrowly avoided jail when he admitted

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attacking his former wife with a cricket bat and

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The judge suspended an 18 month prison sentence,

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partly because he'd been told Bashir was about to sign a contract with

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The club then revealed they'd never heard of Bashir.

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And so today the 33 year old was ordered back before the same

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He was represented in court by a new barrister who said his client had

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not intended to mislead anyone. They had been easy reuse of

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misunderstandings. The judge was having none of that. He said I was

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fundamentally miss led by you as to your personal circumstances. He said

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he had no hesitation in giving an immediate prison term, something he

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said he would have done an surely if he had been aware the true position.

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The club is happy to have played its part in bringing Bashir's

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invention to the attention of the Court and ensuring that

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Meanwhile, Judge Richard Mansell QC took the opportunity to address

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criticisms levelled against him over comments he made during

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He'd said Bashir's victim was "not particularly vulnerable due

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Today the judge said he wanted to make clear he'd always accepted

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she had been vulnerable, but sentencing

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guidelines clearly set out different levels of vulnerability which judges

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had to take into account when sentencing.

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His victim says she was satisfied. She believes she has received

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justice and has looked at the transcripts from the original

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sentencing and what has been said today by the judge. This year may be

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investigated for the separate offence of preventing the course of

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-- perverting the course of justice.

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A hospital trust in Greater Manchester is diverting more

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ambulances from the nearest accident and emergency department

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Figures from the Nuffield Trust suggest nearly one in five so-called

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"ambulance diverts" in the whole of England happen in

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The Trust, though, says this doesn't properly reflect the situation.

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Our Health Correspondent Gill Dummigan's here now to explain more.

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A divert happens when an A department is too busy

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to take more patients, either the hospital trust

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or sometimes the ambulances service propose to temporarily take them

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This is often used as an indicator of pressure on the health system

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and of course it can have quite an impact on the ambulance

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He will go to another hospital further away so he will travel

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longer. It means the Ambulance Service has to stay with the patient

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longer and people have trouble meeting their response time. The

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will be in the wrong place for the next call.

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The Nuffield Trust analysed NHS figures for this winter period

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and found there had been a big jump in diverts nationally -

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up from 265 last winter to 478 this time -

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and 89 of those, nearly one in five relate to just one trust -

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Pennine Acute, which covers much of the north of Greater Manchester.

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They and the local MP say it's an indication of the huge

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It is an indication of the pressure on the trust and also an indication

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that the accident and emergency units are not staffed up to the

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proper level. I know Pennine and making every effort to recruit

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people but it is difficult because there are problems over the country.

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They are looking not just in this but around the world.

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The trust points out it's one of the largest

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in the country and that, unlike most, they look

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after three A - in North Manchester,

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Oldham, and Bury, which are all reasonably close to each other.

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They say that because of that they might decide

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to send an ambulance to, say Royal Oldham rather

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than Manchester General, and although it might take 15

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minutes longer to get there, if you can then be seen straight

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away, that's better than having to wait somewhere

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They also point out that the most time critical cases,

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heart attack patients for example, are never diverted.

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The report's authors say there are several other hospital

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trusts in a similar position who do far fewer diverts and these findings

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indiate the exceptional pressure on the hospitals in this area.

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Six men from Preston have been jailed for a total of 13 and a half

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years after committing a ?400,000 insurance fraud.

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The men worked together in their professional roles

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The crimes were discovered when solicitor Nadir Suleman

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had his house raided and the police found documents linking him

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and the others to numerous fraudulent claims.

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An investigation's continuing into a razor blade attack

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at Liverpool's Altcourse Jail in which a prison officer

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He's now recovering at home after being released from hospital.

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The inmate responsible was housed in the prison's separation unit.

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A man from Manchester who offered to care for a sick neighbour has

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been sentenced to ten years in prison for causing his death.

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A court heard Paul Roddy had multiple sclerosis

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But instead of caring for him, Christopher McAllister subjected him

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Today he was jailed for manslaughter.

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Paul was the father of four, a stopper but kind man who loved

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drinking tea and watching Emmerdale. He suffered from multiple sclerosis

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and was not coping. He met Christopher McAllister. The two men

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lived in neighbouring flats. The court heard Paul was vulnerable and

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local youths had been taking advantage of him and using his flat

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to take drugs. Christopher McAllister moved into the flat

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offering to help and care for him. They lived in squalid conditions.

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The court heard he was not motivated by money, nor was he fit to be a

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carer. When Paul was found dead in his bed, he had injuries all over

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his head and body and was underweight. He had been subjected

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to a number of attacks. The frailty of Paul, based on the injuries that

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he suffered was awful. That period prior to his death must have been

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very, very unpleasant for him. Jailing Christopher McAllister for

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ten years, the Justice said that when you let Paul lives with you it

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was out the frying pan and into the fire. He was dependent on your carer

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but your behaviour was grossly abusive. Ten years, 20 years...

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Nothing will bring Paul back. Police and other agencies are now awaiting

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results of a serious case review. Paul's sister is campaigning for a

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change in the law. Everyone was stunned that people can do this

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thing without having any checks. Or monitoring that they were a suitable

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person to look after vulnerable people. Last night Paul's family lit

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candles in his legacy. -- in his memory. The hope is legacy will be

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that this never happens to anyone else again.

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Tomorrow a teenager from Cheshire will receive a special

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Rotary Club Young Citizens award for raising thousands

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14-year-old Aidan Jackson, from Widnes, has Aspergers syndrome

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and suffers a number of other physical and emotional problems.

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But that hasn't stopped him from coming up with a stream

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Tomorrow he'll be at a glitzy event in Manchester to pick up his award.

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Aidan and his mum Caroline are flicking through a scrap book of his

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exploits of fundraising. The death in 2014 of his close friend at the

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age of just 15 really let his fundraising fuse. I wanted to help

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out her family as much as possible. When they wanted to set up a

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charity, the ignited the spark. Last August, he filled a sports stadium

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with ten and a half thousand teddies to raise money. Why is it so

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important to you that you do this and help people? Even if it is just

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one person, that one person is going to make a big change to their life

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and it is going to help them out a lot. All this despite the problems

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caused by his Asperger's. Day-to-day things where you struggle and they

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still are. When it comes to fundraising, he is just a different

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person. As well as Asperger's, Eden Hazard condition which causes him to

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walk on his toes. He may need surgery which will leave him in

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plaster for weeks. -- has the condition. I will need to deal with

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it in my own pace and slow down. He has raised ?15,000 in two years. You

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will find out next week if he needs an operation all not. -- he will

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find out. Good luck. A great story. And you can see more

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on Aidan's story and the other Rotary Young Citizens awards winners

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on the BBC News Channel from ten Is he striding towards raising

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Glory? We will meet the Cumbrian horse who is going for success in

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tomorrow's Grand National. And Joe's jolly. Why a Manchester man went on

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holiday with people he had never met. I was prepared for everything

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to go wrong but it did not. I am very glad it did not.

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Wordsworth was inspired by The Lake District.

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John Cooper Clarke put Salford into verse.

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But who'd have thought a shopping centre could encourage poetry?

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Under its dome there's a bargain if you look long and hard and now

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the Trafford Centre has inspired its own bard.

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The Manchester-based write Michael Symmons Roberts says it's

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one of the greatest buildings of our age.

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And the centre's works of art, statues and paintings have

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Stuart Flinders has been to meet him.

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Buys anti-but these like the archers on Manchester handwritten over and

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over and over again. The clouded nor on sky. Neither the 200 shops nor

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the ample parking brought Michael here, not today at least. The finest

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temple of marble and gold leaf and brass, the statues and murals and

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glass. Poets famously write about love and nature but a shopping

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centre? I think poets can and should write about all things, anything.

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This seems like a perfect subject for a poem. Wherever you see what I

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used to think was gold paint, is gold leaf. The detailing, the

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murals, it is just an incredibly rich pudding of the building.

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Michael is a poet, a professor of poetry at Manchester's Metropolitan

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University. Most are here for the bargains, not the art. But it is a

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building that will not be ignored. Forget the shops for a minute, what

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you think of it as a building? Link. This is a temple to shopping. That

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is what it is. Is that a good thing? It is over the top to me but... You

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are here. Exactly, exactly. To some people, it is vulgar, it is fake, it

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is ugly. It is a strong statement. Where is the originality? The idea

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of seeming and repeating and doing a new spin on something that has

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already been done is at the root of the arts. The Trafford Centre is 18

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years old, all grown up and Michael thinks it is time to take it

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seriously. A gaudy, glittering brooch worn with pride on

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Manchester's lapel. Lost cousin of last Vegas, at last we come to

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honour you. Blimey. Interesting. Shopping doesn't do it for me. Shall

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we mention in tree? We have not what about it much.

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Michael's poem was written for a programme called

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The Stately Pleasure Dome, which you can hear

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-- Aintree. That brings back school poetry. Bad news for Liverpool

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football fans. Yes, news that Reds supporters

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feared has now been confirmed, striker Sadio Mane will miss

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the rest of the season He was taken off after colliding

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with Leighton Baines in last weekend's Merseyside derby

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and now faces surgery. Liverpool haven't won any

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of the five games they've played Manchester boxer Terry Flanagan says

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he'll pursue a match up with one of the sport's biggest names

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if he wins his latest WBO world lightweight title

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defence tomorrow night. Now please be aware this report

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includes flash photography. Terry weighed in successfully today

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for the bout against Russia's Peter Petrov

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at the Manchester Arena but the same can't be said

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of Liverpool's Liam Smith. The world super-welterweight title

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challenger failed to make the weight ahead of his fight

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with Liam Williams, even after removing his pants to make

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himself even lighter. We have all done that. I am not sure

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that piece of paper was doing much. Onto Super League now where five

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of our clubs all have games tonight, with fourth placed Salford's trip

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to third placed Hull the pick. Wigan played last night but have now

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lost three straight games after a 27-10 home defeat to top

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of the table Castleford. The highlight for the Warriors

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was two tries from French Keep up with tonight's action

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on BBC Radios Manchester Lancashire got up and

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running in the new County Lancs flirted with relegation last

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year , but with the introduction of overseas stars like

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Shivnarine Chanderpaul, alongside some promising youngsters,

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there's plenty of optimism The first day of the season

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Lancashire hope will be one to Roll back just a few years

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and Lancs were County They are hungry to try

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and win back their crown. I think that is what it's all about,

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is producing your own and hopefully winning a trophy and

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creating England players. Determined to be in the shake up

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for the title, rather than battle against relegation,

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they have chosen their last County Championship winning

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captain as head coach. A few teams have added

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to the squad over the winter. There are eight strong teams and it

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will be a good fight. His team looks strong,

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with star England players are available for the few

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months in the place, including a man who has taken more wickets for his

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country than any other bowler. It has been nice to have that three

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month period just to look after my The big test will be

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when the games start coming thick Hopefully my shoulder

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can put up with that. And then there is one

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of England's most exciting young There's quite a lot of cricket

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to be played before the I hope I can help

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Lancashire win a few We have a really good

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looking squad on paper. That means nothing when that

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first ball is bowled. We need to knit together

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and gel as a team. If we can do that, I am sure

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we will get off to a good start. Jimmy and the team will be

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disappointed with their batting at Essex today but tomorrow, they will

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have the chance to fight back for Just months after financial problems

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threatened their very existence, Just months after financial problems

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threatened their very existence, there's a new and confident mood

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at Manchester's National where the Belle Vue Aces host Poole

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in their first home meeting Things were so bad last year

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that the club were even ordered Things were so bad last year

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that the club were even ordered to leave their home circuit,

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but with new owners in charge expectations

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for a successful season are high. Everyone is pumped to finally get it

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back up and where it'd meant to be. The crowd today made for some

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spectacular sights on the eve of the meeting's main event.

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The world's greatest race may be in the north west with the national

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at Aintree tomorrow - but there's likely to be just

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Highland Lodge'S route to the Grand National is one

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COMMENTATOR: Highland Lodge on his first run for James Moffatt.

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Already a winner around Aintree, the horse narrowly missed

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We missed out by seven and we didn't really know

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We've been building this horse up for this race

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Jockey Henry Brooke was in a coma following a fall in a race

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Highland Lodge has been a big part of his recovery.

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It was my first ride back over fences.

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To say I was tired is an easy thing to say.

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I'm fit, starting to ride a few more winners again now, which is good.

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The Moffatt family have been training horses

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Highland Lodge is their best chance in the National.

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This horse basically - he jumps, he stays and he's got a

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Every National has a story and hopefully

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Highland Lodge cost just ?22,000 and now he has a

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chance of landing the biggest race of all.

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Let's hope Highland Lodge goes really well. There is a real strike

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tomorrow so do plan your journey. The race goes off at quarter past

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five. Thank you very much. Thank you. We're going to find out your

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marketable story now. What do you do if one of your group pulls out of

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the holiday? How about find a replacement with the same name? That

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is what happened to Joe McGrath when he found a message via social media

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and it resulted on him going on a holiday with total strangers.

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Joe McGrath, life and soul of the party.

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The group of brand-new friends in Magaluf. He was contacted by the

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group from Bristol on Facebook. One of the party, also called Joe

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McGrath, wasn't able to travel. I had the tracker on my phone. I was

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prepared for everything to go wrong. It did not. I am very glad it did

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not. Joe stepped in when they appealed for a namesake. To avoid

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admin charges and he was offered flights and all-inclusive

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accommodation. It was a 30th birthday party for his new friend

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Nathan, who he had never met. The first two hours of the trip,

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everyone was trying to convince me then he was the Joe McGrath he knew.

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We were trying to get on his head and really try to hone down and

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think this is Joe McGrath, what you mean? This is Joe McGrath. We played

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along with that until it came out I was just a random guy. He is 21 and

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works at a radio station. The station was happy to let him go.

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People do not believe it. People think he has made it up. Being

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cynical. It happened and it happened for very positive reasons, great

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human spirit made it happen and it shouldn't be such a big story, that

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should be normal. What did his mum say? I told my mum I knew someone so

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she had that security. It was a bit hectic when she found out I knew

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none of them. It was also a lie. The other part of the story was... What

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were they thinking about me? I could have been mental. Joe said the

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highlight of the karaoke -- highlight of the holiday was

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karaoke. Other than that, what happened in Magaluf will stay in

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Magaluf. We can safely say he had a good time, didn't he? He made the

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most of it. Who needs Magaluf when we have sunshine like we've got this

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evening. A touch of sun in places

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today and more to come - let's go out onto Salford Quays

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to join Diane. What an evening. It seems a crime

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for me to stand in front of this when we can just look and catch

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glimpses of sunshine. It is a beautiful evening and for the whole

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of the weekend, the sun is out so do not let it get away. If you look at

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our charts, it is all about this area of high pressure and where it

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is oriented. The squiggly lines that you can see, the running across the

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UK from the south. We have a long land track, which allows the air to

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warm up and allows the cloud cover to break up. All of that means a

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beautiful weekend for us. Through this evening and overnight, hardly a

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cloud in the sky as we speak. Lots of cloud cover as forecast, the sun

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has come out and we head into a clear night tonight. It will be

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cooler than recently. For most towns and cities, five Celsius. Along the

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coast, six Celsius. For Saturday, hardly a cloud in the sky. To

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Celsius in rural areas. Along the coast, the wind is coming towards us

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from the south. Because it will be as warm as everywhere else.

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Temperatures of 70 and Celsius. Maybe 18 Celsius. Saturday night,

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you would imagine might be clear and cool. -- 17 Celsius. We will see the

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value of all of the sunshine. Nine Celsius overnight temperatures.

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Saturday, another good one. Fine and dry. More cloud cover building

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through the afternoon. Temperatures could reach 18 or 19 Celsius. Enjoy

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it if you can because by Monday we're back to 10 Celsius. Thank you

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very much. Who did you get in the sweepstake for the Grand National?

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Just a par. I got the French one. It sounds good. I have forgotten mine

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already. Have a lovely weekend. Goodbye. Goodbye.

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Highlights - Friday at 7 on BBC Two, followed by...

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Hello. It's All Round to Mrs Brown's, where my guests will be

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Steve Backshall, and music from the beautiful Pixie Lott.

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