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There is no safe level of drinking alcohol -

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according to the first new official guidance in 20 years.

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Today's tough new message recommends for the first time the same weekly

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maximum level of 14 units for both women and men.

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14 units or up to 14 units over two, three,

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Over 25% of the population in Britain think more than these

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guidelines, so we want those people to know what level of risk they are

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taking. The advice has been greeted

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with a mixed response from drinkers. It is helpful, but people

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wouldn't take any notice. They will drink whatever

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they want to drink. I'm fine, two or three

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pints is nothing - We'll be looking at just what

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the risks are in drinking regularly. Also tonight: A tourist hotel

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in Egypt has come under attack by armed men - leaving three foreign

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holiday-makers injured. A police officer in Philadelphia

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is repeatedly shot in his patrol car - by a man pledging

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allegiance to Islamic State. Inside the young offenders' centre,

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where seven staff have been suspended following a BBC

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investigation into claims And a Bafta nomination

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for Eddie Redmayne - but the judges shun some big

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box-office blockbusters. Later on BBC London: Two convicted

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terrorists from east London are jailed for breaking restrictions

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on them travelling abroad. And what did pupils in St Albans ask

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British astronaut Tim Peake That's according to new guidelines

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on alcohol issued by the government The latest recommended limits apply

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to both women and men equally - People should drink no more

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than the equivalent of seven pints of average strength beer a week -

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or seven standard glasses of wine. And people should also have several

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drink-free days a week. Pregnant women

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shouldn't drink at all. That advice now brings England,

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Wales and Northern Ireland Critics say the advice smacks

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of "the nanny state", as our health editor

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Hugh Pym reports. It has certainly stirred up a big

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debate over how much it is sensible to drink and whether people need

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to be told to cut back on the alcohol they order at the bar

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or buy in the shops. The official line now

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is that there is no such thing The risk is significant

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of over-drinking to people's health We are advising a low risk amount,

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which is up to 14 units in one week, A key question for most drinkers -

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how much is it reasonable to consume There will no longer be any

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difference between the recommended maximum amount which men and women

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might drink in a single week. The new guidelines for everyone

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will be no more than 14 units Well, it's equivalent to about seven

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pints of beer or lager, or about seven medium-sized

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glasses of wine. But if you drink higher strength

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brands, in both cases, that will mean fewer

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drinks over the week. On this basis, for beer

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towards the lower end of the strength range,

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it's three fewer pints a week Lucy Rocca often drank

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a bottle of wine a day, but after drinking three one night,

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she ended up in hospital and quit She believes drinking has been

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glamorised and tougher I came of age in the 1990s,

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so I was subject to the Bridget Women of my generation have been

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told or sold this myth that wine is a treat, it's good for you,

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a nice convivial thing to do with your friends, and the health

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harms have been played down, even to the extent of promoting red

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wine as being good for us. The guidelines will

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apply across the UK. We asked drinkers in

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Swansea for their views and whether they thought

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the government was going too far. It is helpful but people

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won't take any notice. They will drink what

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they want to drink. It is up to the individual

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what they drink. People tend to drink more,

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thinking they are fine, two or three drinks is nothing,

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but in actual fact it's not. It will be some time before

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there's any firm evidence as to whether these new,

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tighter guidelines make any difference to people's

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behaviour or their health. So, the guidelines say there's no

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safe limit for drinking alcohol and many people will be asking

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whether this ends the idea that moderate drinking can

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be good for the heart. Our medical correspondent

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Fergus Walsh has been weighing For those who drink 14 units

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of alcohol per week, the guidelines showed that carries

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a lifetime risk of death of one in 100, higher than the one in 240

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lifetime risk of dying But it is tiny compared to the one

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in two risk of smokers dying Perhaps an hour of TV a night,

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a bad diet, a couple of bacon sandwiches a week and being

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a few kilos overweight. All of those have a greater risk

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to your long-term health than these It is the increasing evidence

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strongly linking alcohol with cancer 110 in every 1000 women

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will get breast cancer. If you drink up to 14 units,

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that number goes up to 130 per 1000. Drink double the recommended amount,

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it goes up to 150 per 1000. For men, 64 in every 1000

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will get bowel cancer, whether they drink nothing or stay

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within the 14-unit limit, but if they drink 21 units,

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the old limits, that number goes up Seven types of cancer are associated

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with alcohol consumption and there are 13,000 cases of cancer

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per year that are due to alcohol, so the evidence is clear and we need

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to communicate it to people The guidance shows drinking up

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to seven units per week, half a small glass of wine daily,

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does have a tiny protective effect, probably lowering the risk of heart

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disease, but it is really only a significant benefit

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for women over the age of 55. So, for those opening a bottle

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of wine or down the pub tonight, the key message is, the more

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you drink, the greater your overall health risk, especially from cancer,

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but smaller amounts of booze spaced over the week will be,

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for many of us, a health risk In Egypt, at least two foreign

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tourists have been injured in an attack at a resort hotel

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on the Red Sea coast. Egyptian state TV says local

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security forces repelled the attack in the town of Hurghada and that one

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assailant has been killed. I'm joined now by our security

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correspondent Frank Gardner. Tell us about what has happened.

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This was basically an unsuccessful attack. It appears to have been an

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attempt to kidnap foreign tourists, which was repelled by the Egyptian

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authorities. Two attackers approached a popular Forte star

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hotel. They went into the outside restaurant. They were not as was

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initially reported armed with guns. It appears they did not have normal

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firearms. They had knives and one report said they had pellet guns.

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They stabbed three people. The latest report says it was two

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Austrians and once we'd. Not fatally, I'm glad to say, and after

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that the Egyptian authorities opened fire, killing one and the other one

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was wounded. One report says he has died. They have named one of the

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attackers as a 21-year-old student from Giza. This is a holiday

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destination. What are the applications for tourism there now?

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Egypt's tourism industry, which it desperately needs, was already

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staggering after the crash of the Russian jet which Britain and Russia

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Singh was caused by an terrorist bomb, but Egypt insists was not. It

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has had a bad effect. Hurghada is one of those very popular Red Sea

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coastal resorts that has been largely immune from terrorism, so

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the fact that it didn't succeed doesn't take away from the fact that

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there is now a risk. That will put some people off going.

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A police officer in the American city of Philadelphia has been shot

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and wounded as he sat in his patrol car.

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Despite been hit the officer was able to give chase,

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and the man - who has pledged allegiance to the so-called

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This report from our North America editor Jon Sopel contains images

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The terrifying moment an armed man opened fire on a police patrolman

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last night in Philadelphia and keeps on firing,

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Remarkably, although hit three times, Jesse Hartnett is able

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to give chase to his assailant and to return fire.

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30-year-old Edward Archer suffered gunshot wounds

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It is one of the scariest things I've ever seen.

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This guy tried to execute a police officer.

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At a news conference, police revealed Archer's motive.

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Right away, he didn't have anything to say but then he stated

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that he pledges his allegiance to Islamic State and follows Allah.

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Nobody in this room believes that Islam or the teaching of Islam has

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anything to do with what you have seen on that screen.

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It is terrible and it does not represent it in any way,

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In a separate incident, two Iraqi born men who came

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to the US as refugees have been arrested today on terrorism charges

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by federal authorities in Texas and California.

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All of this comes a month after the so-called Islamic State

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inspired attack in San Bernardino, which claimed the lives

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What was discussed abstractly as the terror threat suddenly

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Whether in California or Pennsylvania, or any other state

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for that matter, it is causing deep unease.

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As a response to all these incidents, the White House has

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announced it is setting up a counterterrorism task force.

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This is part of an overhaul of the way the administration

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is tackling online the threat posed by Islamic State.

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It is also a sign of the frustration felt at the White House at how

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effective the extremists are at inciting violence

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The private security company G4S has suspended seven members of staff

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at a secure training centre for young offenders

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It follows allegations - uncovered by Panorama -

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of staff using unnecessary force and foul language,

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and of a cover-up at the Medway Centre in Kent.

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Our Social Affairs correspondent Alison Holt has more.

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This is the Medway Secure Training Centre in Kent.

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At the moment, home to more than 50 young people aged between 14 and 17.

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This centre, run by the security firm G4S, is meant to offer

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teenagers sent here by the courts the support they need

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But behind the high fences, a BBC Panorama investigation has

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uncovered disturbing allegations about the way some children

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An undercover reporter was able to secretly film the reality

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The footage, to be broadcast next Monday, reveals a number of staff

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bullying, goading, even slapping trainees.

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One 14-year-old is shown struggling to breathe as he's being restrained.

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Dr Andrew McDonell, an expert in behaviour management,

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says it's shocking to see staff acting in this way.

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These people are role models, so what they are doing almost makes

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it legitimate for those young people to also be violent and aggressive.

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From its headquarters here in central London,

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G4S says once it was told the allegations, it moved quickly

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to suspend seven staff and to work with the police

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The head of the security firm's children's services maintains

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they'll do all that they can to ensure a thorough investigation.

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These are shocking allegations, they shouldn't happen.

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Staff who behave in that way have no place in our business or working

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Are you going to apologise to these children?

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Whatever they have done, they were in your care

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They need to be treated properly and fairly,

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If we have fallen down in that, clearly that is not acceptable

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and quite obviously we would apologise for that.

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There is currently a government review of the youth justice system

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Whilst the number of young people being locked up in England has

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fallen significantly in recent years, the majority who spent time

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Campaigners say we are failing these troubled children.

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The training is insufficient, there's not enough education,

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and the results are appalling, both in terms of incidents

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like this, but also in terms of the fact that the children leave

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The Panorama investigation will feed into this wider debate.

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At Medway, it raises serious questions about the failure

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to identify and prevent this sort of behaviour among staff

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You can see that story in full on Panorama:

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Teenage Prison Abuse Exposed on BBC One on Monday at 8.30pm.

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A coroner has ruled that the senior Army officers failed to prevent

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the use of unofficial punishments - known as "beastings" -

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leading to the death of a young recruit in Wiltshire.

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Private Gavin Williams, who was 22 and from Hengoed in south

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Wales, suffered heatstroke after being forced to do intensive

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exercise on one of the hottest days of 2006.

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Three soldiers who carried out the punishment were cleared

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In Germany, Cologne's police chief has been sacked as more details

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emerge about the sexual assaults and other violence in the city

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Among the 32 suspects identified as linked to the crimes

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The attacks have sparked a big debate about Germany's open-door

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policy towards migrants and refugees.

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Our correspondent Jenny Hill is in Cologne for us now.

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Good evening. This city is still on alert. We have seen dozens of police

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officers in and around this squared this evening. This is where, just

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over a week ago, hundreds of men assaulted dozens of women. These

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attacks have raised fundamental questions about the way this country

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handles immigration. Germany is confronting

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a new reality. On New Year's Eve in Cologne, nearly

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100 women were sexually assaulted. The authorities now admit that some

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of the men who attacked them may Today, Cologne's police chief

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was sacked amid allegations TRANSLATION: There are suggestions

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that the wording of a police report was changed for political reasons

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so it didn't mention refugees. What happened here may yet have

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profound consequences for this country, and that is

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because the New Year's Eve attacks cut right to the heart of a question

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which has troubled Germany Was this country right

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to open its doors so freely? No wonder, perhaps, that Adil,

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a Yazidi from Iraq, fears reprisals. Anti-refugee violence

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was already on the rise here. TRANSLATION: I believe these

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were new refugees because people who have been here a long

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time wouldn't do this. It is really sad that people come

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to Germany and commit these acts. It may also, this criminologist

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tells me, be part of a wider, TRANSLATION: We know asylum seekers

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who come to Germany for legitimate reasons are being recruited

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by existing criminal gangs. They are trained, taught to steal,

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they are involved in the criminal infrastructure, which is something

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which really concerns us. TRANSLATION: I don't feel that safe

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after what happened at New Year. I know there is a large influx

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of immigrants but I think, if you go about it with a trusting

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heart and make sure you regard these as single incidences,

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it should be OK. Today in Cologne, the authorities

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pledged to rebuild trust in the police, but officers have yet

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to charge anyone over the attacks and many wonder what it will cost

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to keep Germany's doors open. Despite sub-zero temperatures

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in the Balkans, large numbers of refugees are continuing to make

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the overland journey to Europe. Around 20,000 people have crossed

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into the EU in the past week alone, and medics working at refugee aid

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points say their health is at increasing risk

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in the freezing weather. Our Europe Correspondent Damian

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Grammaticas has spent the past two days on the border

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between Serbia and Croatia. He sent this report

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from the town of Sid. Along Europe's refugee trail,

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temperatures have plummeted, but still they keep coming, 2000-3000

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per day, children without shoes. And growing numbers of families. It had

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been thought that winter would slow the arrival but, here at the gates

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of the European Union, they are still queueing. It was -11 two days

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ago. Now it is -2-macro. This is very cold for us and for them. And

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that means more and more are falling sick. Croatian police are selecting

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who to let into the EU and who to turn back. They are ill-equipped for

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the task. This secret family were stopped but appear to be genuine

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refugees fleeing Afghanistan. -- this Sikh family. Mistakes are

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common. Despite the Balkan chill, we found these Kurds in a motorway

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lay-by. Vlad, they said, to be out of Syria and able to sing and dance

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without fearing for their lives. After experiencing a group like

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Isil, we couldn't do anything. No dancing. If anyone danced, you were

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put in prison or may be killed. For those fleeing in fear, the winter

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weather is no deterrent. Mahmoud worked as an interpreter for

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American troops in Afghanistan and he says the Taliban were threatening

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him. If I see you again with him, I will kill you and kill your family,

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kill your children. So the snow is blanketing Serbia are not putting

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off many, even those fleeing conflicts. This group made it into

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Croatia but Phil and how they were forced to walk back down the railway

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by police. -- but they filmed. They were Pakistani 's. Their expulsion

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from Croatia may not have been legal but now they are stuck. Putted it

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was ten kilometres. It was very cold? It was too cold. Through the

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night, the buses and trains keep running. Despite the cold and the

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snow, the refugee flow hasn't let up. Europe's refugee crisis is going

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to last for some time yet. So the UN is now drawing up contingency plans

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for up to 1 million more refugees coming to Europe this year.

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Let's take a brief look at some of the day's other news now.

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Mexico's most notorious druglord, Joaquim Guzman, known as El Chapo,

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Six months ago, Guzman escaped from a high-security prison

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through a mile-long tunnel dug in the showers.

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He was apprehended following a shoot-out with Mexican marines

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A strike by junior doctors is to go ahead on Tuesday after talks

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at the conciliation service Acas ended without agreement.

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Acas said the discussions with NHS employers had been constructive

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but had failed to resolve differences over new contracts.

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The strike could affect thousands of patients as junior doctors

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Singer-songwriter Jack Garratt has won the BBC's Sound Of 2016,

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the annual list which highlights the most exciting new artists

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The 24-year-old from Buckinghamshire said

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he was "unbelievably, overwhelmingly grateful".

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The list was compiled using tips from a panel of 144 DJs,

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journalists, festival bookers, bloggers and critics.

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The Sound Of list has become a good predictor of success -

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previous winners include Adele, Sam Smith and Ellie Goulding.

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The movie awards season got under way today with the announcement

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Leading the pack was Steven Spielberg's Cold War

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drama Bridge Of Spies, starring Mark Rylance and Tom Hanks,

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The British-produced romance Carol also got nine,

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with the film's lead Cate Blanchett up against Dame Maggie Smith

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But two big blockbusters were overlooked.

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Spectre - the highly successful Bond movie -

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And the biggest film of the year, Star Wars, was only nominated

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Our Arts Editor Will Gompertz asks why.

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Spectre, the latest in the James Bond franchise, had the critics

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purring like a cat when it was released in November. While the

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critics dished out their 5-star reviews, audiences flocked en masse

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to the cinema to see the film and broke box office records. When it

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came to be Bafta nominations this morning, the Sam Mendes is directed

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film scored a very not glamorous 000, without a single nod in its

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direction. And James Bond was not the only one firing blanks today.

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Star Wars The Force Awakens picked up the few technical and craft

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nominations but it was overlooked in the main categories, despite being a

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huge commercial and critical success. We are home. So why have

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Bafta's 6500 members decided to overlook the films? Could it be a

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bit of snobbery? I don't think it is snobbery. I think there is also a

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tendency with both comedies and action films for wards, generally

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speaking, to overlook them. When it comes to the awards season, people

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tend to look at what they consider to be serious dramas. I have a

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question. What is that? So Daniel Craig and his piles -- Hills Powells

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from Star Wars can sit at home and have a vodka martini. Eddie Rick

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Mein can't. I need to hold my husband. Can you at least try? I'm

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sorry. He will be at the ceremony hoping to pick up the leading actor

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gong for his appearance in the transgender film The Danish Girl.

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Maggie Smith will be there, too, 50 years after her first Bafta

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nomination. Don't sweetheart me, I am a sick woman, dying possibly. She

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will be fighting it out with Cate Blanchett, among others, for her

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performance in Carol. Neither actress is likely to be shaken, but

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they might be stirred. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. I like

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your

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