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24/02/14 Local News
First up…
The government is unveiling a new strategy to tackle
child poverty.
A child is said to be living in poverty if their
household income is less than 60 per cent of the average wage.
In the North East around 20- 29 per cent of children
are living in poverty with over 30 per cent in Newcastle.
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Back
here now…
A
9 year old girl, left scarred after a bottle was thrown at the car she was in,
has spoken of the attack
Abbie
Keers, from County Durham, needed emergency surgery to remove glass from her
face after a glass bottle was smashed through the side of her grandmother’s
car.
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Abbie Keers
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A
man has been airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after an incident in
South Shields today.
Great
North Air ambulance was called at about 1:30pm
He
is currently being treated at the RVI
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Next
up…
Work
begins on an 11 million pound leisure complex in Washington today.
The
centre is being built opposite the existing building, which is due to close in
2015.
The
centre will include a six lane pool, four court sports hall, sauna and steam
rooms.
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Now…
Would
you fall out with your friend over a wig?
Nicki
Minaj’s former hairstylist is accusing her of selling wigs online based on his
designs.
He
is apparently suing her for 18 million pounds.
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And
finally sport now…
Sunderland
suffered a 4-1 defeat away against Arsenal on Saturday.
Emanuele
Giaccheini (jack-a-ree-ni) scored the only goal for Sunderland.
Sunderland’s
manager admitted that his team was second best
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Interviews
Child
Poverty
“I
want more factors to be taken into account. The income method of measuring
poverty is too simple. I believe that some families might appear to have become
less poor simply because average incomes have fallen”
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Abbie
Keers Glass Attack
“We
were just driving along and I was playing on my iPad and then started dozing
off. I thought my gran’s tyre had popped, because it was more like a bang than
a glass breaking.”
“We
could see there was glass in her face, but we couldn’t put any pressure on her
face to stop the bleeding. We just had to basically watch her bleed until we
could get her to hospital.”
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Gus
Poyet
“To
be honest playing against Arsenal was always going to be difficult. We were
very bad on ball and made a lot of mistakes. You know playing in a certain way
hasn’t worked for us today but it has been a big wake up call. Although not too
many players have shown that they deserve to play at Wembley next week”
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