The aim is to make Parliament fairer by giving each MP a roughly similar number of voters.

Coral Edgar, 26, tells a jury she was not part of a "deliberate plan" to have Lee McKnight beaten.

The parties in dispute are encouraged to resolve the issues amicably "like adults professionally".

Barrow sign Carlisle keeper Paul Farman on a two-year deal as well as ex-midfielder Tom White after his release by Blackburn.

A psychiatrist from Wylam will be helping Team GB athletes with their mental health during the Tokyo Olympics, which are due to start next month.

Alan Currie, (pictured below) who works for Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust (CNTW), was selected for the role as a result of his work with the mental health panel of the English Institute of Sport.

He will not be travelling to Tokyo but will offer support remotely leading up to, during and after the competition.

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The Olympics will be very different because of the pandemic. Athletes will be in isolation, will not be able to mix with team-mates and will return home after competing, rather than spending time in Tokyo.

Alan said there are lots of things to consider: “There’s the possibility of testing positive for Coronavirus.

"An athlete might qualify for a final and then have a positive test and be unable to compete, we will need to deal with the emotional fallout of that, and that a potentially once-in-a-lifetime chance is gone.”

This will be the first Olympics since Team GB’s mental health panel has been in place.

In this special, Professor Alice Roberts reveals the forgotten story of the Roman Army's secret weapon in Britain - their cavalry. These fearsome horsemen were the key to defending Britain's most famous Roman monument fortification, Hadrian's Wall.

Alice sets off across Hadrian's Wall to investigate any evidence the Roman cavalry left behind, while a team of archaeologists and historical re-enactors attempt to restage a Roman cavalry tournament - a spectacle that no-one has seen for over 1,600 years.

We follow the team's training as they prepare for the performance, and Alice joins them at a public display in Carlisle where 30 riders perform in front of a crowd of spectators.

To put the cavalry's story in context, the film also explores the latest archaeological digs happening across the UK, each of which is searching for new evidence of the Roman cavalry.

On her journey across Hadrian's Wall, Alice visits some of the most iconic sites associated with the Roman cavalry, including Chester's Roman fort, Vindolanda fort and museum and Hexham Abbey. Along the way she builds a picture of the horsemen's lives here on the northern frontier of the Roman Empire.

The political map of Cumbria could be redrawn under new proposals to change the boundaries dividing MPs' constituencies.

The Boundary Commission for England says the aim is to make Parliament fairer by giving each MP a roughly similar number of voters.

It means redrawing and renaming some seats.

In Cumbria, there would be a new seat that included part of South Lakeland and north Lancashire, while Copeland would be combined with parts of the Lake District such as Windermere.

The suggestions will have to go through consultation before being finalised.

If approved, the changes would be introduced in time for the 2023 general election.

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Cleator Moor is to receive £22.5m from the government's Towns Fund.

The money is part of a plan to "level up" England's regions and follows previously announced funding for Carlisle, Barrow and Workington.

One of the key areas to benefit will be Cleator Moor town square.

Kayleigh Daniels, who chairs the Cleator Moor Town Deal Board, said: "It'll be used for some much-needed investment in the central area of the town and also to invest in our industrial assets.

"It will mean lot as it'll be visible and transformational as well as creating 5km of cycle and walking infrastructure and health and leisure facilities which will be developed for people living in Cleator Moor."

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Police say officers were called to the site at Dalton-in-Furness earlier over a "civil dispute".

Arron Graham is one of six people accused of murdering Carlisle man Lee McKnight.

Barrow sign striker Offrande Zanzala from League Two rivals Carlisle United on a two-year contract.

A Cumbrian mother who lost her 18-year-old daughter in a car crash is urging young drivers to be aware of the risks on rural roads.

Sharon Huddleston's daughter Caitlin died four years ago, along with her friend Skye Mitchell in a crash on the A595 near Millom.

Sharon said: "The rural roads campaign is wanting to highlight to young drivers that rural roads are more dangerous to young drivers than any other roads.

"The perception is that it's motorways that are more dangerous but this research from the AA Charitable Trust , externalover the past six years shows rural roads are more dangerous.

"The AA wants to introduce a log book so new drivers can log how many hours they've been on rural roads and, with Caitlin's campaign, I'd like to stop newly qualified drivers from carrying passengers for at least six months, that could save lives too."

Image source, Aidan Huddleston

The search is on to find the owner of a winning National Lottery ticket bought in Carlisle.

It is worth £1,388,344 after the £20m draw on 22 May.

National Lottery senior winners’ adviser Andy Carter said: “We’re desperate to find this mystery ticket-holder and unite them with their winnings, this amazing prize could really make a huge difference to somebody’s life.

"We have the champagne on ice and our fingers crossed that the lucky winner comes forward to claim their win.”

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The winning numbers for the draw were 9, 20, 41, 43, 46, 48 and the Bonus Ball was 7.

The ticket holder has until 18 November to claim the prize, and if no-one does the money will go towards National Lottery-funded projects across the UK.

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• Cloud: Some patchy cloud with cloud bases above the summits for the most part of the day. However, cloud bases around the summits under any shower.
• Weather: Areas of cloud will move in at times, and a few showers might develop and possibly turn heavy in the afternoon. Some of these may yield the odd rumble of thunder. However, skies will clear later in the day to reveal some late evening sunshine.
• Visibility: Very good or excellent, moderate to poor under any heavy shower.
• UV levels: High.

The summer Whitehaven Rum Story art exhibit aims to help the careers of artists and photographers.

Barrow re-sign winger John Kay on a two-year deal following the arrival of boss Mark Cooper.

Listen to BBC Radio commentary as Wakefield Trinity host Leigh Centurions in Super League and Workington Town host Keighley Cougars in League 1.

Crews struggle to reach an overturned boat in the Lake District due to an influx of congestion.

Six people, including a father and son and a mother and daughter, deny the murder of Lee McKnight.