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Sep 11, 2026

Scott WilsonHOST
0:00
[upbeat music] Hi everyone, and welcome to your end of week You Are My Boro edition with myself, Scott Wilson, and Dom Shaw from the Northern Echo.
Scott WilsonHOST
0:30
Hope you're well, hope you've had a good week.
Scott WilsonHOST
0:33
Um, hope you got back and forth from London a couple of times if you made those very, very lengthy trips.
Les LangleyGUEST
68:34
Dare say you'll be contacted by the press for quotes, blah, blah, blah.
Les LangleyGUEST
68:38
And other than the Northern Echo, I wasn't contacted by anybody but And again, this is a little snippet of what somebody like Caroline must have been going through.
Les LangleyGUEST
68:51
The Northern Echo said, Les, can we use your photograph of you and Caroline? I had two photographs on my social media that I'd posted.
Les LangleyGUEST
68:58
We weren't allowed to post it prior to the show airing, but soon as what had happened happened, they said that we could.
Les LangleyGUEST
69:05
So I've posted this, and the Northern Echo have contacted me, can we use your photograph? Yeah.
Les LangleyGUEST
69:12
What was she like? I was like, typical...
Les LangleyGUEST
69:17
person who you hear who's down she was the happiest person i've ever met you know she's obviously masking a lot but she was she was super happy we used to hear her laughing before we she got on stage you would hear her laughing and talking and she was just life and soul and that's so the northern echoes ran this story it's a photograph me and caroline and a few words from me And you know, it hits online before the actual physical paper comes out nowadays.
Les LangleyGUEST
69:47
So that's come out.
Amanda GoodnessHOST
67:32
Okay.
Amanda GoodnessHOST
67:34
My sources today were The Guardian by Jack Venning, an article on BBC.com, social.shorthand.com by The Northern Echo, The Telephone by Anita Singh, The Telephone, the telegraph, the telegraph, an article on Time Magazine, an article in The Mirror by Kyle O'Sullivan, and Wikipedia.
Amanda GoodnessHOST
67:55
Of course.
Amanda GoodnessHOST
67:57
Okay, so John and Anne Darwin, they lived in Seton Carew, which was a seaside town in County Durham, England.
Dom ShawHOST
29:35
might well have seen kind of the news lines to come from that.
Dom ShawHOST
29:37
But keep your eyes peeled on the site, on the Northern Echo and obviously in the paper over the course of the coming days, really.
Dom ShawHOST
29:42
All the Arsenal preview stuff, all the Arsenal analysis stuff and then kind of focus turns.
Scott WilsonHOST
29:48
for
Scott WilsonHOST
0:23
Hi everyone and welcome to the first of this week's editions of UMI Borough with myself Scott Wilson and Dom Shaw from the Northern Echo.
Scott WilsonHOST
0:32
Plenty to get stuck into.
Scott WilsonHOST
0:34
We're going to have a little look back at the weekend and obviously Borough's win as cute we are.
Geoff NorcottHOST
27:37
Fucking local funding.
Geoff NorcottHOST
27:38
Anybody else? Andy Burnham did work experience in 1974 at the Northern Echo.
Geoff NorcottHOST
27:45
I mean, he's got...
Geoff NorcottHOST
27:46
He's still...
Dom ShawHOST
32:08
And then it's all eyes on Brentford this weekend.
Dom ShawHOST
32:10
So keep your eyes peeled on the Northern Echo and we are sullen for news and updates ahead of that.
Dom ShawHOST
32:15
And we'll be back next week.
Dom ShawHOST
32:16
Thanks for watching.
Phil SpencerHOST
0:41
Now, at this point, this is a developing story.
Phil SpencerHOST
0:43
There's still a lot of information to come to light, but it's been reported by the Northern Echo that Morgan Whittaker is increasingly likely to leave Middlesbrough before the transfer window closes.
Phil SpencerHOST
0:54
Now, of course, this one's a little bit different because the transfer window closes in England at 11pm this evening, on Tuesday evening.
Phil SpencerHOST
1:01
However, the MLS deadline isn't actually until Wednesday night, so we'll have an extra 24 hours to complete that deal if that was to go ahead.
AdamHOST
1:18
Joining me on the panel today.
AdamHOST
1:21
First up, always great to have him back on the podcast.
AdamHOST
1:24
It's the Northern Echoes, Craig Studdart.
AdamHOST
1:26
And I should probably add Darlington Programme Editor to your CV as well these days, Craig.
AdamHOST
1:31
I'm sure we'll get on to that at some point.
speaker_0HOST
12:04
[laughs]
Fiona HillGUEST
12:04
We'd pick up, you know, the local Northern Echo, there was Uncle Charlie yet again.
Fiona HillGUEST
12:08
You know, we didn't share his last name, but, um, there he was yet again in the letters section, or he wrote, you know, terrible poetry.
Fiona HillGUEST
12:14
It was quite, quite funny poetry actually.

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