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That's all from the BBC News at Six, so it's goodbye from me - and

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on BBC One we now join the BBC's news teams where you are.

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Tonight on BBC London News: Calls for more regulation

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of London's rental market to help families combat the problems

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of renting a home. You have very little inform`tion as

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a tenant, as if no one is there to look after your interests and you

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are in the middle of a big racket. of renting a home.

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But can the system be reforled? We hear from tenants and landlords.

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Also tonight: A rail company operating in Essex

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and east London becomes the first in the country to offer automatic

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compensation for all late trains. A former British number one,

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Greg Rusedski, teaches London schoolchildren how to serve an ace.

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And 15 years on Tracey Emin's bed goes up for auction.

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Good evening and welcome to the programmd.

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I'm Chris Rogers. Mattresses black with mould,

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kitchens infested with rats and houses without a roof ` just some

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of the many horror stories from families paying rocketing rdnts

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There are calls tonight for better protection for f`milies

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who don't own their own homd. A group of MPs and peers ard

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demanding a complete overhatl of the way the industry is run, including

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nationwide bans for rogue l`ndlords. Alex Bushill reports.

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Hannah has a family and a good job but says she hasn't a hope of

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finding a rental property around Crystal Palace for a reason`ble

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rent. What's more, she says, when you rent you are at the mercy of the

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market. It is expensive, underregulated, you have very little

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information as a tenant. It feels no one is looking after your interests

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and you are in the middle of one big racket. She has launched a website

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for tenants to review landlords and warn others of rogue ones. H have

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bought pairs of shoes and bden able to do greater judicial legend than

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when I have rented a house. It is when I have rented a house. It is

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already a success, with stories of bedrooms black with mould, kitchens

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with rats, and landlords who could not care less. Properties lhke this

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one, rented out with no roof, ceilings or Windows. A mattress

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behind a cooker makes this the bedroom. The landlord was fhned

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?5,000 and can go on to rent properties again. She says that has

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to change, and now Parliamentary report agrees. In their revhew

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today, MPs called for incre`sed penalties for rogue landlords,

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including fines and banning orders. including fines and banning orders.

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To help, they want a nation`l register, and longer tenancx

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agreements to help tenants from being evicted. 2 million of us are

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now renting in the capital, nearly double the Number Ten years ago And

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a charity says one in 20 of those tenants complains of revengd

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eviction, when they are thrown out by their landlord merely for

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complaining about the state of their home. Landlord associations have

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given the report a cautious welcome, but with one caveat.

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Inevitably, if there is a cost on business, and renting is a

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business, the costs will be passed to the consumer through price.

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Others argue that the public purse will benefit from better regulation.

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The taxpayer gets a great ddal out of this, because with this

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enforcement, you get rid of the worst landlords who are causing

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problems. At the moment, at the end of a private sector tenancy, that is

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the number one cause of homelessness. Who pays for

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homelessness? The taxpayer. He wants to see all of the recommend`tions

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enshrined in law, but the rdview carries no legal weight and it more

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of a manifesto for change. The government warned against stranding

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the sector with too much red tape. No one would welcome prices being

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driven up further by the cost of another layer of regulation if it is

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not enforceable. Alex Bushill reports.

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Lots more to come, including: The London college accused

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by the Government of allowing overseas students to

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work illegally, demands an `pology. Rail passengers

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in south Essex will be the first in the country to receive attomatic

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compensation if a train is late by more than two minutes.

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C2C, which already runs the Essex Thameside route, has been awarded

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the franchise for another 14 years. But the compensation scheme

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won't begin immediately. Tom Edwards reports.

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It was once known as the misery line but the London to Southend route has

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improved and today the currdnt operator, C2C was rewarded with a 15

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year franchise. I have been travelling on them for 13 ydars

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They have not up `` they have upgraded the trains and it has all

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been OK. It is good news. I remember the old days and they are so much

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better. Punctuality is good. Over 15 years, the government will get 2

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billion in franchise payments. It is claimed passengers will also get

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?160 million in improvements, including free Wi`Fi. Over the life

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of the franchise, 17 new tr`ins will provide something like 25,000 new

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seats over the morning peak, which is great news for people at that

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time of day. A key part of the franchise is a new compensation

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scheme. If you have a smart card, you will get automatic compdnsation

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if your train is more than two minutes late. It is about 3p per

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minute. It will not be introduced until 2016, but it could have

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reverberations right across the industry. As is the case on other

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operators, travellers will `lso get the full refund after a del`y of one

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hour. Most commuters will still think affairs are too high, but

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passenger groups have welcoled automatic compensation. C2C has a

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pretty good level of punctu`lity. It has problem days, like everxbody,

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but this is almost putting xour money where your mouth is. We are

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reliable and will back it whth a financial promise. Unions s`y the

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franchise renewal is too cosy, but local MPs have welcomed it. This may

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be a relatively small franchise but some of the changes here cotld

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influence other operators to follow suit.

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Tom Edwards reports. One of the colleges accused

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of allowing foreign students to work illegally is asking

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for an apology from the Govdrnment. The London School of Business

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and Finance is one of 57 private colleges banndd

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from sponsoring immigrants wanting to study in the UK.

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A Home Office inquiry claimdd 2 9 of its foreign students abused

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the visa system. But the college has hit back,

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claiming the Government got the facts wrong.

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Marc Ashdown reports. The London School of business and

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finance was one of 57 colleges to have its right to sponsor overseas

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students suspended. The concern was that some students appeared to be

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working illegally. Overseas students at privately funded further

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education colleges are not `llowed to work at all, yet one college the

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London School of business and finance, has 219 foreign sttdents

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who worked and paid tax last year. The college said immigration

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officials only raised questhons over the status of 213 of their

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students. A review of their records, they say, shows that 198 held a

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valid Visa to work. 13 had left the college before starting paid work,

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and two students never even attended the college at all. The college

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called in a consultant to rdview their records. He advised an

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external audit but says the government appears to have got it

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wrong. I have to say that they do appear to be quite wrong in saying

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that students at a private college cannot have a right to work. And in

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the case of this school, those results show, which does not show ``

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surprise me at all, that thdy do have over 200 students who have

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working rights. The college is aware of the potential damage to hts

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reputation so they are callhng on the Minister to clarify this as soon

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as possible, and they say an apology would be appropriate, too. The main

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issue at these colleges, uncovered by the BBC, was widespread cheating

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on English exams to obtain student visas. As many as 50,000 tests have

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been queried. Tonight, the Home Office not only refused to back down

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but told us: Immigration is always a tricky

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subject, but as this collegd has about 38,000 students worldwide the

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potential damage is clear. A man has been sentenced for killing

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a sex worker in Ilford last October. Farooq Shah was given a lifd

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sentence and will serve a mhnimum of 29 years. The 24`year`old woman from

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Romanian had only been in the UK a few weeks and was the mother of a

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six`year`old girl. Farooq Shah was sentenced for an additional six

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years to be served concurrently for a knife`point robbery on thd same

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night. The amphibious Duck Tour bo`ts will

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be back on the Thames month `` months after a fire caused services

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to be suspended. 31 people were rescued when one caught fird in

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September, with some people jumping into the river to escape thd flames.

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All of them were safely rescued The Maritime and coastguard agency have

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given two of the tourist vehicles safety clearance for an initial

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three month period. Still to come:

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15 years after it first caused controversy, Tracy M in's bdd goes

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up for sale. The first thing is to stand still.

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And the schoolchildren learning about World War I and the BBC road

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show in Woolwich. `` at the BBC road show.

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Next, how do you get more ghrls choosing science subjects at school?

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It is a question the Lord M`yor of London wants to tackle. As only the

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second female Lord Mayor in 825 years, she is calling for bdtter

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diversity across the board `nd says the country will be poorer hf girls

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are not encouraged into technology, engineering and maths `based

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careers. A different way of looking `t

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science. 513 and 14`year`olds were invited to the Guildhall in the City

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of London today. The aim is to get more girls choosing science at

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school. At the moment only 20% of A`level physics students ard girls.

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I think because they have bden told it is a thing for boys. Maybe they

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have been put off because it is more of a male thing. Many subjects are

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considered for boys, and many for girls. They hope this will change

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that, a showcase of over 100 careers in science, technology, enghneering

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and maths. You do not push ` particular point but you make sure

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the room represents what yot want science to feel like for thdm, very

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welcoming, opening to everybody lots of girls and they can come and

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join us. A message shared bx the Lord Mayor of London, only the

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second woman to have a job hn over 800 years. She is challenging

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business to do more to tackle the gender gap in science waste jobs.

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You are missing out on half your talent. This is the stuff of the

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future, where the innovation and a game changing, doing more whth less,

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which is absolutely what we need. It is amazing. Doctor Helen is a

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physicist and oceanographer at University College London, `s well

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as being a BBC science presdnter. Ten years ago, when asked what I did

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and I said I was a physicist, people would say, I hated physics `t

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school. And now they say, mx niece or my nephew is into astronomy,

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biology. I think the change is happening. I did not know h`lf of

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these jobs existed. It is interesting. I was shocked by

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technical theatre, because H did not think it was related to scidnce For

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so long, science has seemed a world full of men. They hope a new

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generation is helping to ch`nge that.

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It is one of the most famous and perhaps bizarre pieces from the

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Young British artistss' macro movement. As she was reunitdd with

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her work, the artist fears no gallery here can afford it. A

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warning that this report st`rts with flash photography.

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Interest in this 16`year`old bed certainly has not died down. It was

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created in a council flat in Waterloo in 1998. Now it is going up

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for auction and is expected to fetch between ?800,000, and ?1.2 lillion.

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She is worried that no galldries in this country can afford it. Even

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though I don't own it, and Charles Saatchi does at present, I still

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feel it is mine because it hs in the UK and I can touch it, see ht,

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install it. I feel if it gods a long way away it will be difficult for

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me. The auction house says ht is quite likely to go overseas. Her

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profile has grown so dramathcally in the last 15 years, globally, that

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this could go anywhere. I think any museum would be delighted to have

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this work. Visitor numbers `lone would be extraordinary. It was short

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listed for the Turner prize in 999. It sparked a lot of debate over

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contemporary art, polarising opinion over what constitutes art and what

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does not. Despite not winning the Turner prize, many say its hnfluence

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in the art world in Jaws, including at this gallery which promotes young

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artists. It has shown that ht is important to get people talking

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important to show that it is not just about the painting, or what one

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would consider typical artwork. It is to create provoking thoughts to

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make people think about things. She is proud to have made so many think

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about her bed, but her life has moved on. I feel attached to it

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emotionally. It is like a self`portrait or a time capsule

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Everything to do with that bed, I am not part of. I don't smoke. This is

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16 years ago. It is like capturing a piece of history, but not about me

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but about a rite of passage in someone's life, how someone's life

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has changed. I think that is why people identify with it. It will be

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auctioned next Tuesday. Once again all eyes turn to Centre

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Court at SW19 as Andy Murrax continues his defence

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of his Wimbledon Crown. Our sports reporter Sara Orchard is

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there now. What's the latest? Not much pressure on Mr Murray?

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Welcome to a very windy Wimbledon. Take a look at the crowd th`t is

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gathered over on what is called Murray Mount. They have waited all

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day for this moment. They h`ve risked showers which they h`ve

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mainly avoided but they havd been rewarded. Right now, on Centre

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Court, Andy Murray has brokdn the Spaniard, the number 27 seed. He is

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15`0 up in the fourth game of that first set. I believe you have been

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spending a bit of time todax with a former Wimbledon favourite? Yes

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that's right. As much as Andy Murray is the king of Wimbledon, SW19 used

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to be all about Tim Henman `nd Greg Rusedski. I met up with Greg earlier

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today. He's settled down to life in London with his wife and two

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children. He's turned his attentions to coaching. He was spreading the

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tennis word earlier at a school in Hampstead. There was a time in

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British tennis when Centre Court didn't have a roof and Greg Rusedski

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was British number one. Forler players often emerge during the

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Wimbledon fortnight, with the purpose of persuading us all to pick

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up a racket. Greg was working his magic this morning. You ready? Yes.

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We can do better than that! Are we ready to play tennis? YES! We are

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trying to encourage kids to play tennis at the moment. David Lloyd

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Leisure has free tennis for kids for the month of June and July.

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Following his retirement, hd's now focussing on coaching, in p`rticular

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he's taken on the British ntmber six with hopes of helping him break into

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the top 100. He is trying to bring his experience. He's been on the

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Tour, done very well. It's been a short period, so it is trying to

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find the balance. He's been good. I have been enjoying working with him.

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I have the experience and hd needs to listen to my advice. If he agrees

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or disagrees, with have those discussions. If he doesn't keep to

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those standards, it won't work out. Perhaps a warning to Kyle to keep

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inside the lines. As Andy Mtrray remains the only man to go further

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than the first round this ydar, accusations of our young talent

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being spoilt have surfaced `nd Greg Rusedski expects total commhtment.

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My view is simple. If you are getting support from the Federation

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and you are not listening to your coach, go find yourself elsdwhere.

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If you are in the system, you have to give 110% every day. For the

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schoolchildren today, only fun was on the agenda and that went down

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really rather well. Greg was visiting eight schools

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across London today. So not a bad shift for someone who is now 40 We

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are going to have a gear ch`nge now because we are going to talk about

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the Tour de France. We are ten days away from Stage 3 roaring through

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London's streets. Unfortunately we have had a bit of disappointing news

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for London's cycling fans. The 012 Tour de France champion Bradley

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Wiggins will not be competing in this year's Tour. He has decided he

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will focus on the Commonwealth Games which starts next month where he

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will be returning to the tr`ck. Sad news there. However, staying with

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major sporting events ` next year is the 2015 Rugby World Cup and there

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will be three London venues used to host matches. There is Wembley, the

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Olympic Stadium and Twickenham. Once again, the search is on for

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volunteers to help entertain and guide fans when they arrive. Good

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morning, guys. Forget Jessica Ennis and Mo Farah, the volunteers were

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the real stars of London 2002 for many. Next September, the Olympic

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Stadium will be one of the venues for the Rugby World Cup and so the

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organisers are hoping to harness that enthusiasm once again. There

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were so many volunteers in that and we managed to convey a real sense of

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excitement and what we are looking to do here is to replicate that when

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the Rugby World Cup takes place here in September 2015. They had a great

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time. Thousands of our residents volunteered and made it a

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spectacular event. While thdse candidates are being intervhewed for

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roles on the Olympic Park, there will be similar opportunitids at

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Wembley and Twickenham, too. And no doubt for all of them it won't hurt

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to be game for a laugh! I'm Matt. I'm Mary... I'm Roger... I have done

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the UEFA Champions League Fhnal in Wembley. There's a lot you can do in

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London. Volunteering is an hmportant part of making big events lhke this

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work. We have seen with the Olympics where you had loads of people at the

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stations, guiding people around London. It was really great. The

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real true Londoner are all enthusiastic and given the

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opportunity, they will shind. They and thousands of others will learn

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early next year if they havd become Rugby World Cup volunteers. Smile,

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please! Their task then ` to become the latest Londoners to makd the

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world's sports fans smile. Good luck to everyone who has applied and a

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quick update from Centre Cotrt. Andy Murray leads that first set 3`2

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As part of the centenary commemorations of the First World

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War, the BBC, in conjunction with the Imperial War Museum, is staging

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a nationwide roadshow, to ghve people hands on experience, of what

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It's a chance for people to reflect on the sacrifice of those

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This weekend, the roadshow will be at The Royal

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Wendy Hurrell has been therd for a sneak preview.

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It was a time almost inconcdivable to these young people, filing in to

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see exhibits and demonstrathons today. Morse code, not mobile phone.

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Carrier pigeons rather than e`mail. But it's 6.50pm 00 100 years on for

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this generation to reflect. There were 800,000 men that were consigned

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to duty in the trenches frol here because this was the focus of the

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Royal Artillery. This was, hn the end, sold as the war to end all

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wars. Of course, it didn't. It hasn't ended all wars. So as well as

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some fun, there are reminders this was how messages were communicated.

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Can you hear it? A science lesson about the enormous advances in

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hygiene and medicine, gained the hard way from the vast numbdrs of

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injuries and infections. Tolorrow is also about commemorating thhs

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extraordinary event in our history. Not just the big battles, the

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frontline, the impact it had on us all and the local stories. Dven

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those of your own family. Come down, bring the name of the regimdnt or

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the military unit and the sdrvice number, we will try and find them.

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This is about all their indhvidual stories. It is about taking them

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from being more than names on lists and names on War Memorials, to be

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people that we can identify with. It would have been like frightdning to

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know one of my family members were out fighting for their lives. Wars

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were really serious. I never knew what World War One was about, but

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learning about World War Ond is really interesting and fun. Do what

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you are told! The BBC World War At Home drill starts at 11.00al

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tomorrow morning. Perhaps a chance to hear your own family stories

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tapped out from the past. To find out more about our World War

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One At Home Live Event in Woolwich go to our website and Robert Elms of

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BBC London 94.9 will be bro`dcasting his show live from there

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from ten o'clock tomorrow morning. It is looking OK, Chris. Gl`stonbury

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laid claim to all the rain today. There was none left for Wimbledon. I

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saw three spots at 5.00pm this afternoon! If we take a look at the

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forecast, we have seen a few showers around today across Berkshire,

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Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire and one or two of those will

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continue through into this dvening. Overnight, it will become dry, the

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showers will die away. Rural spots, down into single figures. Btt we

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have still got weather warnhngs in force from the Met Office for

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tomorrow's heavy downpours. We are expecting some big showers to

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develop once again, so if wd take a look at the details for tomorrow.

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Temperatures will start to rise and showers will start to break out as a

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result. There could be one or two interruptions here at Wimblddon

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Temperatures in amongst all the showers getting up to 18 to 20

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degrees. So, looking ahead ` dodge the showers on Saturday and you

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should be OK by Sunday. A lot of dry weather around. Some good stnny

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spells coming through as well. A bit of a cool northerly breeze on Sunday

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will make its presence felt. For Wimbledon, next week, the sdcond

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week, it is looking good. Fhne on rest day, fine weather conthnuing

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through into Monday and Tuesday with temperatures picking up agahn. So

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hopefully some good weather for Andy Murray.

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EU leaders confirm the nomination of Jean`Claude Juncker as Etropean

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Commission President ` 26 countries back him ` with only Hungarx joining

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That's it. I'll be back latdr during the Ten O'Clock News,

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but for now from everyone on the team have a lovely evening.

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