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This is BBC News. The headlines at 10pm:

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Urgent work has been carried out to repair flood defences,

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with the prospect of a fresh storm hitting areas that

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It looks like storm after storm is coming. If that happens,

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unfortunately, there may well be floods again.

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In the town of Tadcaster in north Yorkshire, the main bridge has

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collapsed, following the severe flooding.

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A would-be suicide bomber and his wife have been found guilty

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of planning a terror attack in London earlier this year.

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Also in the next hour - Tributes have been paid

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Admirers say he was one of the last true rock stars,

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while his bandmates urge fans to play his music loud.

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Leicester and Manchester City play out a 0-0 draw, leaving Arsenal in

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top spot for the turn of the year. People in the north-west of England,

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already affected by flooding, have been warned they could face

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a very bad situation with the arrival of

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another storm tonight. The extreme weather could also

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affect people in southern and central Scotland,

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as well as parts of Wales During the day, the people of York

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have been assessing the damage Tonight after days of resisting

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the torrents, the bridge over the river in Tadcaster finally

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and dramatically succumbed, The impact of these floods will be

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felt by this community It is all a reminder

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that this is not over yet. Despite the sunshine today,

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communities along the river Ouse are still fighting to

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hold back the water. The ancient city of York,

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struggling to emerge from the worst Flying over all this water in this

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kind of weather looks dramatic and spectacular but even quite

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beautiful, but you realise down on the ground in places

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like Huntington Road, That is the highest it

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got too on Boxing Day. Jason and Jack amongst those

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returning home for the first time. Their beekeeping business lost

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to the rising waters. It keeps you up at night,

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it keeps cycling through your head. Around the corner it is all hands

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to the pump is for this family. Calculating what has been lost

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and of course the insurance. We may not claim on it

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if it is going to not be the best If it's better not to claim and

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clean it up. York is coming out of this disaster,

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looking at the different 24 But as the waters retreat

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the questions for the ministers keep We have spent an incredible amount

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of money on flood defences in the past ten years

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but if more needs to happen, The focus here now is all

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about cleaning up and moving on, throwing out what has been destroyed

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and facing the future. The worst of it is being homeless,

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I cannot tell you how many offers we have had of homes and everything

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but it is not your own. Would it be terrible to wish

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you a happy New Year. No, I'm hoping that when this

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is over next year is a new start. For a few, very few,

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there is actually fun to be had. For most though it is a matter

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of holding on, waiting for the great The Viking centre in York has been

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badly affected by the floods and closed to visitors. They managed to

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save their most valuable exhibits, some of which date to the ninth

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century. But there's no plan yet to re-open.

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How does it make you feel looking at the museum like this? It's fairly

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depressing really. It is upsetting. This centre attracts 400,000

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visitors to this historic city every year. Today it's in ruins. They

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don't know when it will re-Open. What it means going forward, at the

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moment, we have to get rid of the water and see what there is. How

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will do you that? You have to find some pumps. But the pumps of York

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are all active at the moment. We're waiting to actually get hold of some

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pumps to start pumping out, as the rivers go down, to pump it somewhere

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that it can go. Across town, at a secret location, items rescued from

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the muse deem are carefully counted. -- museum are carefully counted.

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This is a Viking age sock. The only sock, Viking age sock found in

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excavation in England. These are priceless. It's a representation of

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a significant part of York and the country's history. The Viking

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period, over a thousand years old, superb artefacts that are not

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represented anywhere else in the country, only in York. Finally what

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the museum has been waiting for, a pump has arrived and there would

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have been even more water if it wasn't for quick thinking staff.

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Basically, a member of staff noticed that the water were potentially come

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topping the centre. We decided to take this fire door off. Just off

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the hinges? Yes put it into place, seal it with silicone and bichimen

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and it bought us time. It will take time for this museum to get back on

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its feet. Right now they're assessing what needs to be repaired

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and replaced. Just one part of this historic city that is counting the

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cost. At 10. 30pm we will be liver with

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our correspondents -- live with our correspondents in Lancashire. Keep

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in touch with local radio alongside radio Scotland Wales and Ulster.

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There's a special live page with updates from across the UK on the

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BBC News website, bbc.co.uk/news. You can also access it via the BBC

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News app. In the past hour, an 86-year-old man

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has been charged with the murder of another pensioner

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at a care home in Essex. Rita King was killed at the home

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in Walton-on-the-Naze yesterday. A weapon was recovered

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from the scene. Ronald King is due

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in court tomorrow. A would-be suicide bomber

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and his wife have been found guilty of planning a terror attack

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in London earlier this year, to coincide with the 10th

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anniversary of the July 7th Mohammed Rehman who called himself

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the Silent Bomber had stockpiled chemicals needed to make

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an explosive device, A back garden in Reading,

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Mohammed Rehman tests his explosive The bang was so large it

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brought neighbours out. Mohammed Rahman had made his test

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device with the help of Sana Khan, the woman he had married in secret

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and whose salary they used to buy Mohammed Rehman lived

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with his parents, who did not want their faces shown,

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but told me they had no idea their son had been involved

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in a terrorist plot. When I heard I thought,

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oh my God, what if he'd done that, you know, made the mistake and done

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it somewhere else. A lot of people would be in danger

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and lost their lives. The court heard the prosecution said

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that he was two days or so away from having a proper bomb and that

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could have caused I'm really grateful to the police

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that they came in time and saved our lives

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and everyone else's lives. Rehman and Khan put chemicals

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and other equipment online. The pair idolised so-called

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Islamic State and the 7/7 bombers On Twitter Mohammed Rehman called

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himself the Silent Bomber and asked, "Westfield shopping centre

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or London Underground? Any advice would be

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appreciated greatly." A hint, say police,

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of his possible targets. I still cannot believe

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that he is my son and he is doing Police believe Rehman and Khan both

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wanted to play their part The couple, who didn't

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tell their families they had married, and who also plotted

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to surprise the world Duncan Kennedy, BBC

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News, in Reading. American military officials say ten

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members of the Islamic State group have been killed in the last month -

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including two who had direct links with the alleged ringleader

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of the Paris attacks. Charaffe al Mouadan -

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who is said to have been planning more attacks against the West -

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died in an air strike in Syria US officials have been

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giving more details. On December 26, Abdul Qader Hakim

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another Isil external He was a veteran fighter,

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a forgery specialist and had links He was part of Isil's

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external operations group, who enabled attacks

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against Western targets. His death removes an important

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facilitator with many Meanwhile, Iraq's prime minister has

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promised to defeat the so-called Islamic State group,

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saying that 2016 will be the year the extremist group is forced

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out of the country. Haider al-Abadi made the comments

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in a television address to the nation, following

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the recapture of the city Much of the city has been damaged

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in weeks of fighting and many of the thousands

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of residents who fled, will return to find

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nothing but rubble. Our correspondent thomas

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Fessy is in Baghdad. There was a lot of concerns over

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the last few days for the offensive for the plight of

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the people in the city and was trapped especially

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in the city centre where the Iraqi forces were trying to

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close in on the last stronghold of so-called

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Islamic state fighters. We have just got the very first

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pictures of some of those arrested and we understand they were taken

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by the Iraqi forces As you can see they were

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given food and water. Now we are trying to understand

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where other families may have gone and how

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residents will be able to return. You have to understand that Ramadi

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is a now a city that has been sacrificed in battle with many

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houses and buildings completely destroyed or at least severely

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damaged and it will take a lot of time for residents to be

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able to come back home. The World Health Organisation says

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the Ebola outbreak in Guinea has ended, two years after it first

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emerged in the West African State. More than 11,000 people have

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died of the disease, mainly in Guinea,

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Liberia and Sierra Leone. But health officials warn

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there could still be sporadic Doctor Rick Brennan is Director

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of the World Health Organisation's Ebola Coordination

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and Response team. We are saying today that the

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original chain of transmission that started in west Africa the better

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part of two years ago is over as of today. As you rightly said, Sierra

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Leone declared the end of Ebola transmission last month. In fact,

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Liberia declared the end of transmission back in May. The caveat

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here is that in spite of that tremendous progress, since March

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this year we've had ten other minor outbreaks or flares, if you like,

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that aren't due to the original chain of transmission as such, the

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person-to-person spread, but is due to re-emergence of the virus in

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survivors. So we do need to remain vigilant. Guinea is about to enter

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90 days of heightened surveillance. We are putting in processes to

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prevent, detect and respond to future flares that may arise from

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this phenomenon of re-emergence from you are is viefrz. -- from

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survivors. Changes to the laws on domestic

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violence come into effect today to cover coercive and

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controlling behaviour. The legislation, which applies

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to England and Wales, is designed to protect victims

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of extreme psychological and emotional domestic cruelty,

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a change welcomed by campaigners. The new law aims to tackle a crime

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that is often invisible It will target those

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who subject spouses, partners and family members

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to psychological and emotional It means cases can now be brought

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if there is evidence of intentional repeated controlling

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or coercive behaviour. This could include preventing

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their victims socialising and controlling their social media

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accounts, refusing them access to money, or determining many

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aspects of their everyday life, such as when they are allowed

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to eat, sleep and go to the toilet. We really hope that it

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will make a difference, not only for those victims,

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knowing that what they're experiencing is a criminal offence,

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but also for perpetrators - to know that actually

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what they're doing is criminal The new law was brought into force

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in England and Wales following a Home Office

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consultation, in which 85% of participants said

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the existing law didn't The headlines now on BBC News:

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Urgent work has been carried out to repair flood defences with the

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prospect of a fresh storm hitting parts of northern England already

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badly affected. A would-be suicide bomber and his

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wife have been found guilty of planning a terror attack in London

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earlier this year. An Islamic State leader with direct

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links to the ring leader of the Paris attacks has been killed by US

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strikes in Syria. Thousands of people

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with disabilities are spending too long on housing authority lists,

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with some waiting up to 12 years The disability charity

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Leonard Cheshire says the number of people waiting has risen by 7%

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in the last five years. The Government says it plans

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to build 8,000 homes for disabled and elderly people in England,

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but campaigners say Our disability correspondent

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Nikki Fox reports. Just getting a house

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is hard enough for anyone, but imagine you have a home,

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but struggle to even get Of all the houses in England,

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just 5% are accessible. This is what you have to deal

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with everyday, isn't it? We have four flights of stairs

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and we cannot invite you upstairs, not even for a cup

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of tea, I'm afraid. Stacey's daughter May

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has brain damage. She can't support her weight in any

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way, so she can't wrap her arms Stacey is currently

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in remission from leukaemia. She has been on the housing waiting

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list for three years and only in the past five months have

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they been seen a priority. Physically, it has been very

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difficult, very challenging because there is no

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disabled housing available. So even being in the highest band,

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we still had to wait a while. Figures from the disability charity,

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Leonard Cheshire, suggest the number of disabled people on the housing

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authority waiting lists has increased by 7% over

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the last five years. The Government plans to build

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200,000 new homes for young This is one of the recommended

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designs and as you can see, it's not going to be easy for anyone

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in a wheelchair to get Issues of accessibility come very

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low down on the list. Our concern is that those should be

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thought about as a real fundamental principle about the kind of homes

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that we should be building now and in the future, not

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as something that we think The Government says the starter home

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designs do not take into account accessibility issues which are down

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to local authorities to implement through the new improved

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building regulations. They say there are also plans

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to build 8,000 specialist homes Five months on and this

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is Stacey's new home. When we first wheeled May in,

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it was absolutely thrilling. It is what is known

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as a lifetime home. The white doors, the level access,

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the seemingly small things that make -- the wide doors, the level access,

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the seemingly small things that make such a massive difference.

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It's made our home easy to live in, like it is for everyone else,

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I never worry that I'm going to drop my daughter

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With Government saying it is down to local authorities

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and with councils saying they are too cash-strapped to meet

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demand, there will be many like Stacey and May waiting too long

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Music stars around the world have been paying tribute to Lemmy

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for decades the frontman of heavy rock band Motorhead who has died

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He formed Motorhead in 1975 and recorded 22 albums including

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Our correspondent Lizo Mzimba looks back at his career.

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Fast, raucous, loud - that was Motorhead.

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Their bassist and singer, Lemmy, every inch the grizzled rock

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All very different to one of his first bands, 60s group,

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# I, I just took in a ride on a silver machine #.

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He went on to join Hawkwind, supplying the vocals

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They tried everybody else singing it, except me, because I was

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Then they had to ask me to try it because nobody else could do it.

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Ejected from Hawkwind, he formed Motorhead.

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# Playing for the high one, dancing with the devil,

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# Going with the flow, it's all the game to me #.

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Decades later, the line-up may have changed, but Lemmy remained

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at the helm throughout, still playing to thousands

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as recently as this year's Glastonbury.

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# You know I'm born to lose, and gambling's for fools,

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# But that's the way I like it baby #.

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They may not have been to everyone's taste,

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but they're regarded as a key British band.

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The style he played his bass guitar was very kind of unique.

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You know, it was fast and it was ugly and it was distorted

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and that kind of characterised Motorhead's sound, but it also went

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on to influence so many different other kind of types of music

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For decades he embraced all aspects of rock excess, perhaps mellowing

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though in later years as he approached the role

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# You shake my nerves and you rattle my brain.

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# You broke my will, oh what a thrill.

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# Goodness gracious, great balls of fire #.

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Fellow musicians have been paying tribute.

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Ozzy Osbourne described him as a "warrior and legend."

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Metallica said, "Lemmy was one of the primary

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And, Alice Cooper said, "he was one of a kind,

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innovative, true to his art and an icon."

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# Motorhead, you can call me Motorhead, alright #.

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Fans across the globe will also miss a man who was undoubtedly one

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The tributes to Lemmy Kilmister, who has died at the age of 70.

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Huw Edwards will be here at 10.30 with the day's top stories,

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but first sport, and for a full round-up we go to the BBC Sport

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Leicester have missed their chance to return to the top

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of the Premier League after being held to a goalless draw

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by Manchester City at the King Power Stadium.

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Despite being the two top scoring teams in the league neither

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Kasper Schmeichel was the busier of the two goalkeepers making key

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The league's joint top scorer Jamie Vardy spurned the home side's

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best chance of the match late in the first half.

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And City will feel aggrieved that Sergio Aguero wasn't awarded

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a penalty after he was brought down by Gokhan Inler just

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The result leaves Leicester level on points with Arsenal,

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Derby missed the chance to go back to the top of the championship.

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Earlier it looked like the game wouldn't be broadcast after Massimo

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Chelino, who barred cameras from entering the stadium, in a dispute

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over fixtures being moved for live coverage. Leeds fans watching at

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home might have wished it still wasn't covered. Derby went

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They took the lead through a second-half header.

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Elsewhere in the Championship Daryl Murphy gave Ipswich the win

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at Brighton, Cardiff City drew 1-1 with Nottingham Forest

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and Cauley Woodrow scored twice as Fulham beat Rotherham 4-1.

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Steven Naismith is due to join Norwich next month. He has started

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only four league matches this season. He scored a hat-trick after

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coming on as a substitute against Chelsea in September..

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Tributes are being paid today to the former Newcastle United

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and Czech Republic goalkeeper Pavel Snicek, who has died

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Srnicek was in an induced coma since having a cardiac arrest last

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week, and his agent confirmed that a decision was taken to switch

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off his life support machine earlier today.

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Former Newcastle striker Alan Shearer wrote on twitter that

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he's "so very sad to lose my friend and former teammate," while fellow

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keeper Peter Schmeichel described him as a gentleman

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England are closing in on victory against South Africa

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Needing a record 416 runs to win, the home side ended

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South Africa were set the highest ever chase to save the match. Three

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wickets from Steven Finn reduced the hosts to 136-4 at the close. Still

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280 runs behind England. They've got high quality players to

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come, people with Test hundreds. We don't look at this that way. We look

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at every single wicket. We want to get all ten. De Villiers would be a

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big one to get. He's such a great player. We come back tomorrow with

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six wickets to get and I don't care who six batsmen we get out as long

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as we get six wickets and for less runs than we have.

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The 20-year-old was three spots outside automatic qualification

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when the entry lists were released earlier this month.

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But world number nine Gasquet has now pulled out with a back injury.

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Edmund made his Davis Cup debut for Great Britain in their victory

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over Belgium in the final last month.

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That's all the sport for now. Here's the weather now.

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Good evening. It's not any old storm that's heading our way, but a

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weather bomb. Storm Frank has undergone explosive cyclogenisis,

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rapid deepening at the centre of an area of low pressure. Tip cull hook

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to the cloud there. The storm is going to get swept northwards

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towards Iceland, a real battering here. In the UK we're seeing the

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winds picking up and heavy rain moving slowly eastwards. Gales are

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likely this evening and into the night. Gusts of 80mph across the

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outer isles of Scotland. It's the am of rain that's the biggest concern.

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We have amber rain warnings from the Met Office. Given that the rain is

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already falling on saturated ground there will be further impacts

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expected. Warnings are out across Northern Ireland. 60 millimetres of

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rain here over the hills. Could be double that across the hills of

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south-west Scotland, North West England, chiefly Cumbria. That's a

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good four inches or more over the hills. Some heavy rain over the

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hills of Wales and the south-west of England too. That band of heavy rain

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bit morning should have cleared from Northern Ireland. Wet across

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Scotland, across the north of England, Wales and the western side

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of England. The rain moves slowly eastwards. As it does, the winds

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gradually lessen. Gusty in the north, where we're drier through the

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afternoon for Scotland, Northern Ireland, a drier day here. Western

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parts of England and Wales should dry off too. Another very mild day,

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but with the mild air, comes a lot of cloud and rain. That weather

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front should sweep the rain clear of south-eastern areas overnight. Then

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we're into a mixture of sunshine and showers. It should be a decent

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morning for eastern areas of the UK with sunshine. But the shower bands

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come into the west and push their way eastwards into the afternoon.

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These bands of showers are going to be accompanied by gusty winds, heavy

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with hail and thunder and snow over the hills across the northern. --

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north. Most of the showers clear on that weather front. In time for the

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clocks striking midnight we're into colder air. Those temperatures

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dropping away. There'll ab widespread frost. -- there'll be a

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widespread frost. It looks like it should be dry by then. Very

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different to what we're seeing right now. Still severe flood warnings.

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There's the flood line number and the other warnings are

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