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Preview of Inside Out November 16

Chris Jackson | 17:56 UK time, Friday, 13 November 2009

A real life cold case kicks off Monday's show.

19 years after raping a Sunderland woman William Stanley Bates' past catches up with him. Our cameras were rolling as he's arrested. He can't believe it.

Also in the programme a Boro' fan is determined the forthcoming World Cup will bring real benefit to South Africa. He's recruiting an army of football crazy volunteers to make a real difference during their trip to the games.

Finally we meet the Sunderland shipyard worker who left Wearside to guard the Queen and tour the world as a male model. What a life!

Tune in at 7.30pm on Monday.

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