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worth up to ?2000. That is all from us, it is goodbye

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from me and on BBC One we go to the news teams where you are. Tonight on

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BBC London News. Change your rules so Boris can battle for the

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leadership without becoming an MP, a plea to the Tories from the Mayor's

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father. He will have done eight maybe 10 years as Mayor of London.

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That should stand him in good stead. We will look at the party rules and

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how realistic it is to change them. Also tonight: The Met's mass

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shredding of documents into police corporation. It's emerged a

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lorry`full was destroyed. Using volunteers for medical trials.

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Health bosses call for more to come forward to help save lives. Plus...

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Licenced to thrill. The largest collection of 007's cars goes on

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show in London. A very good evening to you. First

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tonight, today we have been given the first suggestion that the Mayor

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would consider battling for the leadership of the Conservative Party

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from outside the Commons. Boris Johnson's father wants the rules to

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be changed so the Mayor could stand for leader without becoming an MP,

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if David Cameron stands down after the next general election. Stanley

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of London would "stand him in good of London would "stand him in good

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stead" to become a future Prime Minister. If he's hungry for the top

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job in politics, Boris Johnson has always stopped short of saying so.

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My appetite for power, as everybody knows, has been completely glutted

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by the experience of being Mayor. It's the most wonderful job anybody

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can have. Stanley Johnson wants party rules changed to allow elected

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Tories from outside the Commons, London 's Mayor perhaps to run for

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leader. The only pool where the Tories can fish in is the limited

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pool of current MPs in the House of Commons. Are there not other

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possible candidates? Candidates like Johnson Junior. It's tough job being

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Prime Minister. Very tough job. Obviously if the ball came loose

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from the back of the scrum, which it won't... It might? Of course it

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would be a great, great thing to have a crack at. It's not going to

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happen. Do you think he would be a good Prime Minister though? Heaven

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knows. Heaven knows. I mean, this is a job which you grow into. Now, you

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could say, isn't he going to be a bit old? You could say that. I mean

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we have had some very young Prime Ministers. I think maturity may

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count here. He will have done eight maybe ten years as Mayor of London.

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That should stand him in good stead. Easy to see why Boris Johnson might

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not want to fight his way in there to wait it out on the backbenches.

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Will those who have already secured their seat in parliament be prepared

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to change the rules? I suspect the general view is that the present

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procedures, having been agreed, at least in terms of choosing who will

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stand as candidates, works well. So what game are the Johnson's playing

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here. Stanley told me he hasn't been put up to this by his son, not

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everyone is convinced. The Johnsons are a clan, a dynasty, Boris doesn't

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have a faction in parliament. He doesn't have a ready group of

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supporters to do this kind of work for him. They work as a pack. It's

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absurd to say they don't have chats over the Sunday roast or glass of

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wine. The Mayor's office wouldn't comment on Mr Johnson's

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intervention. It will fuel speculation about the Mayor's

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ambition. It's one of the strongest indicators yet that a Team Boris is

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emerging. We can cross to Tim Donovan in Westminster. What do you

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read into Stanley Johnson suggestion that the rules should be change to

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accommodate his son? Is the touching sentiment of a proud father? I

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haven't heard from anybody who thinks it's a serious option at this

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stage, or it is being thought of in any any way or being planned for. It

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gives you an idea, a flavour, of the kind of thing some Conservatives,

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activists in particular could say and ask for if the Conservatives

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don't well in next year's election. I think it also reveals a kind of

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frustration in the father as well as the son, that things perhaps are not

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moving smoothly. There is not a clear path here for him to become

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either the leader or thus Prime Minister. He is where he is, the

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Mayor of London. There will be a who ha if he chooses to come back in in

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2015. It's not immediately apparent how this will work, at this stage.

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In a sense, this sort of Team Boris, is this a sign of things to come

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between now and the general election? It's possible. I think

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there will be speculate being fuelled over the next few months. I

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think it is definitely fair to say that among the Conservative top

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brass it is potentially seen as destabilising the longer Boris

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Johnson doesn't clarify his intentions. From Boris Johnson's

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point of view, of course, I don't think he has much intention of doing

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that, why should he. As long as there are journalists asking him

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what his intentions are, he will be quite happy not to answer the

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question. Thank you. Stay with us. Plenty more ahead this evening,

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including residents plagued by sewage in a Berkshire town call on

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the boss of Thames Water to give up his bonus.

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Campaigners are calling for tougher measures to stop female genital

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mutilation or FGM, as it's known. Thousands of girls in the capital

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are thought to be affected by the practicement they want suspected

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victims to be referred to the police, but some experts say that

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could prevent them from coming forward. As Tarah Welsh explains in

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the first of her two special reports on FGM. It was done at my

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grandmother's house. I got there. There was lots of people. I thought

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we were having a party. I was thrown to the ground. I had this other lady

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who was a friend of family. She sat on me to prevent me from struggling.

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Then the cutter came into the room. As I was laying there, just

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struggling, fighting for my life. That is how I felt. I just couldn't

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breathe. I just couldn't do it any more. I can never describe the pain.

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It's not something I have any words for. This woman's story is difficult

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to hear, but harder for her to tell. She is sharing it at City Hall to

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try and prevent the practice because what happened to her will be done to

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little girls from our city this year. In France they have succeeded

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in prosecuting and convicting 200 people and striking off no fewer

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than 12 doctors, we have done nothing like it. It has been illegal

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here for almost 30 years, there is yet to be a prosecution. Now doctors

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will be forced to record every person they come across that has

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been mutilated. The Mayor says they should also be telling the police.

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The woman who set up one of the first FGM clinics in London says we

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muss not punish victims. In terms of recording, that is fine. In terms of

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reporting all women to the police, or social services, I think we still

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need to look very carefully into that. Communities know this goes on,

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but it is something that is kept secret. Often, you only find out

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that a woman has had it done when she goes to give birth. Now the

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concern is when this reporting becomes law, women will be too

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scared to use the NHS. Reporting a victim is not actually a bad thing.

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You are saving the child. You are giving them the support they need,

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the medical support, the psychological support. You are also

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preventing it moving onto the next generation. Everyone here today

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agreed the only way to completely stop this is education. Ending

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something that has been practiced for thousands of years could take

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more than a generation. And tomorrow evening Tarah will be looking at the

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results of a BBC London investigation into FGM in the

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capital. Ahead of that, you can tune into our radio station, BBC BBC

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London 94.9 where they will be discussing the results. A woman has

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died at a swimming pool in North London. Lifeguards at the Swiss

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Cottage Leisure Centre tried to save the 64`year`old who visited the pool

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regularly, but attempts to resuscitate her were unsuccessful.

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Measures to make new lorries safer for cyclists have been backed by the

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European parliament. It's hoped the more rounded cab design will reduce

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a driver's blind spot, improving their view, especially important for

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cyclists and pedestrians in busy years. The changes could be

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mandatory for all new lorries in eight years' time. Fresh details

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have emerged about the mass shredding of documents relating to

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police corruption in the Met. A source has told the BBC a lorry load

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of papers, photographs and videos were destroyed back in 2003. Our

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correspondent is outside Scotland Yard for us this evening. Alice. The

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material shredded came from a top secret investigation into possible

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police corruption started back in 1993. It came to light because of

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Lord Ellison's report into the Met's handling of the Stephen Lawrence

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murder investigation as part of that probe it became clear there were

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documents missing and the Met admitted that a number of documents

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were shredded over a two`day period in 2003. Now, we have since found

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Ouattara that included documents, but also photos and videos. That

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amount of material amounted to a lorry`load of material, that is

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according to a source who has spoken to the BBC. How unusual is it for

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any material to be shredded? Well, we have been told apparently it's

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unlikely it could have been shredded in order to free up storage space or

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to comply with data protection rules or anything like that. Former

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officers and staff with experience of record breaking who have spoken

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to the BBC have not ruled out an innocent explanation. They described

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record`keeping at the Met as chaotic. They have said that the

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mass shredding was disturbing, bizarre and suspicious. Now for its

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part the Met says it has little detail on the circumstances that led

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to the shredding or the exact documents destroyed. And there is

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ongoing work to find out what exactly happened. It's unlikely to

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bolster the reputation of the Met at the moment. There is a public

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inquiry that's going to happen into police corruption. So we may well

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find out what was shredded and why in the not too distant future. Many

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thanks. London's health bosses are urging more people to volunteer for

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medical trials. They say it will help bring new treatments forward

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more quickly and help boost the medical industry in the capital.

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This is Steven's lunch break. It's not quite the usual middle of the

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day affair, Steven is taking part in a medical trial, he is one of

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thousands to pass through the clinical trials unit at hospital

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every year. I come in during lunch. It takes about 20 to 30 minutes to

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do. This was pretty simple. The biggest part is contributing to

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clinical research and medical studies in general. Brian Reid is

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living with bone cancer, his wife too is about to start cancer

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treatment. This jazz musician is also part of medical trials firstly

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when he had prostate cancer and he is helping with tests for scanning

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for the disease. How did he feel when they asked him to take part? I

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assumed they knew what they were doing. I thought it was the best

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option. The other option would have been chemotherapy, that is why I

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decided to go for the trial programme. London's health bosses

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want more people to follow that lead. The capital, they say, should

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be the capital of clinical trials the world over. Good, they say, for

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patients and for London's growing life sciences industry. It has a

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population of eight million, very diverse population, it has a single

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health service. If we can't get it right, I don't know anywhere in the

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world that can. We need to tap it, bring it together and co`ordinate it

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better so it can be fully realised. For that to happen you need more

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people like Steve to give up their lunch breaks and more. There's been

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fierce criticism of plans to lower the speed imimwill it on part of the

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M3 from this summer. Under the proposals there would be 6 o 0mph

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speed limits for 12 hours. The Highways Agency is also consulting

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on plans to introduce similar limits on a section of the M4. Motorists

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have concerns. I think you need the hard shoulder. If everybody was

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aware and complied it would work way. It won't ease the traffic up,

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no way. The M4's will be 32 miles long. It will cost up to ?900

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million. The hard shoulder will be used in rush`hour and managed by

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over head signs and cameras. The The Highways Agency say it is will cut

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the morning commute. With the smart motorway we will be running on the

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hard shoulder. There will be emergency refuge areas about every

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two`and`a`half kilometers. We believe 50% of the traffic will be

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able to get there when they do have an emergency. On the M3 the hard

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shoulder is to be turned permanently into a fourth traffic lane. With a

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60mph speed limit. Without it, pollution will soon breach local air

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quality limits. Motoring organisations though fiercely oppose

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the plan. Most of the pollution is coming from the heavy vehicles, the

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lorries, which themselves run at 60mph anyway. They won't have to

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slow down, the cars will have to slow down, yet they are the cleaner

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vehicles amongst the motorway traffic. It seems a bit ironic to

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invest all this money in the motorway and have to screw the speed

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limit down. Work on the M3 starts this summer, with the M4 following

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in 2021. As the authorities look to squeeze more capacity out of the

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region's roads. Still to come tonight: Chelsea against Galatasaray

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in the Champions League. Didier Drogba returns to Stamford Bridge

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tonight. Jose Mourinho says one day he could be back for good.

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Residents in Maidenhead are calling for the annual bonus of the chief

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executive of Thames Water to be withheld until sewage problems in

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the area have been resolved. Effluence has spilled into roads and

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homes in Waltham Saint Lawrence. Since Christmas, the company says

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it's made huge efforts to rectify the situation. Gareth Furby reports.

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It could be the perfect commuter village. One of Berks's finest,

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except for one thing. Sewage. Here it formed a foul smelling Moat,

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surrounding the Goodman's home. Ironically perhaps named Paradise

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cottage. I have always wanted to have a motor around my house but not

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full of sewage. The house is surrounded by four foot of

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excrement. The sewage levels have fallen that traces are easy to find.

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The smell has not gone away. Nine inches deep and it ran up to about

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here. It was quite horrible. This man is a sculptor but his garden was

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hardly a place to enjoy. His opinion of Thames Water? We give them lots

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of money and all we get is loads of (BLEEP). A councillor is now calling

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on the chief executive fall `` to forego his annual bonus until the

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problem is sorted out. It would be outrageous if we got a bonus

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equivalent to what he got last year, which he got ?400,000. Thames

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Water said it would not commenting that the chief executive should

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forego his bonus. It said the sewage network had been overwhelmed by the

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wettest winter on record and the pumping station was working well.

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The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall officially opened

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Chelsea Children's Hospital today. There's some flash photography

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coming up in the following pictures. The Royal couple greeted a number of

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young patients and their parents during a tour of the facility, which

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cares for more than 75,000 children a year. They also had a go at

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operating the hospital's "da Vinci" robot, the UK's first surgical arm

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dedicated to babies and children. When I heard Prince Charles and the

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Duchess were coming, I thought they will just be in the hospital. I did

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not realise they would actually come in! So me and my friends were quite

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shocked when he came through the door.

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Tonight a Chelsea legend returns to Stamford Bridge for the first time

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since leaving the club. Striker Didier Drogba who once helped them

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win the Champions League will now try be trying to knock them out of

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the competition with his current team Galatasaray. Chris Slegg is

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outside the stadium ahead of the game. So mixed feelings for the

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fans? Chelsea fans arriving with a mixture

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of excitement and nerves. They have seen Didier Drogba the score so many

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goals. It is the first time they have arrived here not wanting him to

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score. They have a boisterous backing tonight.

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It is to happen one day. When, I don't know. As a player, as a

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coach, as an ambassador. When a person represents so much to a club

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and when a club represents so much to do a person, he has to come back.

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Clearly a lot of affection for him and a lot of noise going on. If you

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can hear me, what do Chelsea have to do to get through? Chelsea just

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about have the upper hand thanks to Fernando Torres' away goal in Turkey

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a couple of weeks ago. Any winner will be in the Chelsea tonight but

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it won't be easy against the Turkish champions. Chelsea are well placed

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to become the first, and unless Manchester United overcome their

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deficit tomorrow night, they will be the only English club through to

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this year 's champions league quarterfinals. Either way I am

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getting the idea it is going to be noisy.

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They are as much a part of the Bond films as a vodka martini, shaken not

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stirred of course. This week the largest collection of James Bond

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vehicles goes on show at the London film museum. It includes classics

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like the Aston Martin DB5 from Golden Eye and the more recent

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motorbikes used in Skyfall. Emma North went to take a look. There are

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the girls and gadgets, of course. But without the cars, boats and

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bikes, James Bond would be nothing. To have so many vehicles together,

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including the bikes last seen on the rooftop of Istanbul, is quite

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something. Gathered in what looks like the world's most expensive car

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park, everybody got a view of the new show, including a husband and

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wife team who have cornered the market. On You Only Live Twice I was

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a ninja. I have been a stunt double. I have been in Live And Let Die. I

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was riding a motorbike as well. There are lots of gadgets, used for

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all kinds of chases. You are lucky to be alive. London is the natural

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home for many of these exhibits. This BMW driven by Piers Brosnan,

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wasn't in hamburg, it was filmed in Brent Cross. Not all of the cars can

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be here, because not all of them made it. Three of these Aston

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Martins will roll down a hill and 18 BMWs were wrecked so badly for one,

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single sequence, they had to come home in carrier bags. James Bond

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needs a car that is reliable and pushed to its limits and still do

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the job. It sounds like you are after a family hatchback? His life

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depends on its own it has to be reliable. You think you are dealing

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with the most modern technology there is, and you are so you do

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adapt everything to suit that. The show opens to the public on Friday.

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We cannot afford to lose that list. Get there by any means you choose.

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I might have to get a better look at that car. Now we can get the

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weather. It rained today for the first time

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in two weeks. Tomorrow will probably be the best day of the week,

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certainly the warmest and the sunniest. But we saw some sunshine

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eventually today. Started off sunny and then we lost it a bit because of

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the week weather front going through. We did one or two showers

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going through as well. Then we see a return to the clearer weather behind

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it in the late afternoon. There will be some cloud around but towards

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dawn, most of that will have cleared away. But the wind is staying

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moderate, coming in from the west or north west direction. That means it

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will not be freezing as we go through the night, it will keep the

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air nicely stirred up. We're looking about five or six Celsius and in

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central London, seven or eight degrees. It means we will start the

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day tomorrow with plenty of clear skies. It looks like it will be a

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lovely day tomorrow. Bit of a breeze lowing and Matt will pick up in the

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afternoon. Coming in from south westerly direction so every chance

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it will feel warm in the afternoon. Away from the breeze and the

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sheltered spots, 15 or 16 degrees in Hertfordshire and into Essex. 18 or

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19 degrees in isolated spots in London. More cloud creeping into was

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the end of the day and overnight. Then it turns more unsettled. This

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is the picture for Thursday night. This weather front giving us the

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first substantial rain we have had for a couple of weeks. That'll clear

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through on Friday morning but there is every chance it will come back in

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and push rain towards us throughout the day on Friday. We will have a

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lot at the outlook, but I think it will change as we go through the

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week. Hazy sunshine to start with on Thursday. A breezy day all in all.

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It should stay dry at the dark and then we will have the rain from the

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cold front. It should clear away leaving us with some bright weather

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but that could change and we could have a wet day on Friday. It will be

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cooler for the weekend and a breeze blowing as well. Not like the last

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two Sundays, two Sundays, basically.

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We still can't complain. Let me read the headlines: The government has

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announced new measures to help people with the cost of childcare

:26:36.:26:42.

for every 80p parents pay into a childcare account, it will hand over

:26:43.:26:45.

an extra 20p. President Putin has signed a treaty

:26:46.:26:50.

paving the way the Crimea to become part of Russia. He says he has no

:26:51.:26:56.

plans to annex more of Ukraine and warns Western powers their sanctions

:26:57.:26:59.

would have no effect. The Malaysia and government says

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more than 2 million square miles of territory meted the searched hunting

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for the missing passenger jet. 26 countries must cooperate if the

:27:10.:27:14.

surge is to be successful. Boris Johnson's father says the

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Conservative Party should change its rules so the mayor can stand for the

:27:18.:27:23.

leadership without becoming an MP. Details have emerged about the mass

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shredding of documents by The Met. A source has told the BBC a lorry load

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of documents, papers and photographs were destroyed in 2003.

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I will be back with the late news at 10:25pm. Thanks are watching and do

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have a lovely evening.

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