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

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Tonight on BBC London News: Trapped for four minutes in smoke

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filled carriages ` the report into the handling of an electrical

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fault on the underground. The report found senior staff

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weren't immediately aware of the seriousness of the incident.

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Also tonight: It worked in New York,

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but will it be work here? The Met unveils its latest

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efforts to tackle West End crime. Plus streets turned to rivers, flash

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floods and torrential downpours. A swathe of London is battered

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by freak weather conditions. After 20 years busking

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on the streets, the Croydon singer who's about to hit the big time.

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Good evening and welcome to the programme.

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Locked on a tube train as smoke filled the carriages `

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the terrifying moment passengers tried to escape from

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A report into the electrical fault at Holland

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It revealed that, although those onboard weren't at risk, it took

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In their report, accident investigators found

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that the driver had a lack of training to deal with such incidents

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and that senior station staff weren't immediately aware of the

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Our Transport Correspondent Tom Edwards reports.

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Mass panic as passengers find themselves trapped in carriages

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filling with smoke. There are no announcements, the alarms are pulled

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and travellers desperately tried to get themselves out of the train

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themselves. Many said they felt forgotten. I've literally kept my

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knee wedged into the door so that I could get some air because I suffer

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from panic attacks. The report highlights concerns around the

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incident last August, it found there were no members of station staff

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visible on the platform for about two and a half minutes.

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An investigation only launched after managers saw this footage in the

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media. Unions say this highlight other issues. You will be aware that

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London Underground are planning to reduce staff by nearly 1000. We

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believe the presence of properly trained staff on the stations and on

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the trains and in the control room is greatly assists passengers in the

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event of emergency situations. Tube bosses say priority is safety. The

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smoke came from a faulty motor. Could it happen again? It is

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something that occurs on the line, we occasionally have dragging brakes

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on the line, but the action we have continued to implement, I think the

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panic that ensued as a result of the incident would be highly unlikely to

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occur again. This report makes it clear that although they were in no

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danger, this was a distressing incident for many passengers who

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were stuck on the train. London Underground says it is reviewing the

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training of drivers and staffing levels at its stations during the

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carnival. London Underground says safety is always a priority but with

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big changes planned, these chaotic scenes will concern many Londoners.

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Why this London rabbi has taken part in an Islamic tradition

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It's been dubbed saturation policing and is the latest tactic to be

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Now a dedicated force of an extra hundred officers will be

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They will patrol the areas with high crime rates

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including Leicester square, Coventry Street and Piccadilly Circus.

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Our Home Affairs Correspondent Guy Smith is in the West End

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I am in one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world

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and with that unfortunately comes pickpocketing, assaults and

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robberies. Last year there were more than 4300 reported crimes so it

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seems to make sense to have a much bigger police presence. Many more,

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100 extra officers will be on patrol from today. Tourists and Londoners

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seeing more than a doubling of the number already in the West End, but

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these will be dedicated to just three locations ` Piccadilly Circus,

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Leicester Square and Coventry Street. Is it really needed?

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Absolutely, given that the West End attracts so many people, it is

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needed so that people can feel safe and we can deal with any

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criminality. It is an idea apparently from New York, a police

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model the NYPD has used in Times Square that has led to dramatic

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falls in crime. We have seen it working in New York, the tone of the

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city changes with this policing so we are delighted. These policemen

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are part of the new team, their presence is expected to be

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reassuring. It is hoped this kind of policing will have the same impact

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as it has had in New York, saturating the area with very

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visible police officers. They will although `` also be a mobile police

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station, and some will be on show on a podium to see and be seen. This is

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not taking officers away from other areas, it is adding officers in the

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real tourist activity zone so when you have that bumpy area of the

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mattress you can push it down with more officers. A real opportunity or

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just a photo opportunity, the new scheme will be evaluated and if

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successful we could be seeing more of this in crime hotspots around the

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capital. It is a six`month trial, there will

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be a minimum of 18 officers during the day and a minimum of 23 officers

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during the night. It is part of a massive recruitment campaign The Met

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is undergoing at the moment. You heard the mayor saying that it is

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hoped this new tactic will help smooth out that lumpy mattress, in

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other words help reduce crime in the West End.

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An NHS employee is facing jail after siphoning ?642,000 from

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the Royal Marsden Hospital, which was meant to buy cancer drugs.

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Southwark Crown Court heard that Stacey Tipler, who's 32 and

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from Carshalton in Surrey, was part of a gang which spent the money

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The High Court will rule in the morning whether a legal

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challenge to the election results in Tower Hamlets can go ahead.

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Four local political activists claimed

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in court today that elections that saw Lutfur Rahman hold on to

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his job as mayor of the borough were subject to widespread fraud.

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But the mayor's legal team described the claims as woeful and devoid

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London is well known for its high cost of living,

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so it's no surprise that those in rented accommodation pay the most.

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Now it's been revealed that for the first time ever, rents in London are

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And as Tarah Welsh reports, that means that an increasing number

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of Londoners are going to ever greater lengths to keep costs down.

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How much do you get for your money living here? Not much. We pay ?1650

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between us. The rent on this flat share is almost ?20,000 per year.

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This is one of the bedrooms, which would have been our living room so

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we don't have any communal space. Our bathroom, second bedroom, and

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this is my bedroom. Liam has recently helped write a report about

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the cost of renting in Tower Hamlets. People are paying up to two

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thirds of their income just on rent so they couldn't go on holiday, they

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were cutting down on food, electricity and gas. A survey by a

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company that checks references from tenants shows the national average

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salary is ?37,800, the average rent is almost ?17,000, 45% of their

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salary. We are now seeing something like an 11% rise year on year which

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is well ahead in what we are seeing in the rest of the UK. An affordable

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rent is one that doesn't take up more than 35% of your take`home pay

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so the Green party and the London Assembly came up with this map. You

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select where you want to live, say a one`bedroom, and how much you earn,

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and it will show you where is affordable. You can see the

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outskirts are affordable. If you said you were on the minimum wage,

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all of London becomes unaffordable, even if you said you want to flat

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share. Most landlords we work with our ordinary people putting their

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own money into providing homes. The market is the market and there were

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fewer landlords, there would be fewer homes available. It seems many

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are still willing to sacrifice space to stay in the capital.

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Roads became rivers in parts of north`west London this morning

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following torrential downpours and flash flooding.

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The London Fire Brigade had to rescue several motorists who'd been

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And this evening a yellow weather warning remains

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Waterlogged, the clear up in Ruislip after the rain. This homeowner says

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the freak storm flooded her home in just one hour. Shockingly, because

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last night we had a lovely barbecue and I watered the garden, I never

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expected that! The Met Office says two weeks' worth of rain fell in

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just one hour in parts of the south`east. I could see the wet

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weather rising first in the garden and on the street so I started to

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panic a little bit. It didn't stop, I bath towels around the door to

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stop the water coming in. It was just coming in, I couldn't stop it.

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The London Fire Brigade pumped out water and provided sandbanks, and

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also rescued two women stranded in a car. The freak weather meant travel

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chaos on the nearby A40 and at Ruislip Manor Tube station with

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suspension of parts of the Metropolitan line, and a clean`up

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operation for local homeowners. The water rose up, and once it gets past

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the damp proof level it just comes inside. We only had a couple of

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inches inside but it is enough to mess us up completely. You can see

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the damage in this garage, but what came down in a matter of minutes

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took many hours to get rid off with the help of the Fire Brigade and

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homeowners are still dealing with the aftermath.

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And Wendy joins me now to talk us through just how

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In places, more than two weeks' worth of rain fell in an hour.

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Yes, and if you travelled ten minutes up the road there would have

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been nothing. It is unusual, we are used to these thunderstorms now, it

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has been a particularly active month. Normally we get the heat and

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humidity building up through the day, it goes pop in the evening, but

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these developed in the early hours of the morning. We have low`level

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temperatures easing off, but in the atmosphere there is latent heat and

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humidity, then you just need low pressure and that is what we had

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over the continent yesterday night and through the first part of today

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and that triggered off those showers. The yellow bits you can see

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are the most torrential rain. Within just over an hour, the Ruislip area

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had had 44 millimetres of rain. In Sussex they have similar values and

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of course it was rush hour so that made it even more difficult for

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people. This evening we still have weather warnings in place. Police

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are appealing for witnesses after a bus driver was stabbed in the eye.

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The bus driver was attacked with a Stanley knife through an open

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window. A new genetic test is being used

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which not only diagnose is serious medical conditions in IVF embryos

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much faster but also picks up dozens of diseases. The doctors say that

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so`called karyomapping will lead to healthier babies and save the NHS

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millions in the longer term but critics say it is taking genetic

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testing too far. Carmen knows that the little girl or boy she is

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expecting will be free of serious muscle and nerve condition that

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affected herself and her father. When she had IVF, only the embryos

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without the disease were implanted. My only other option was to have the

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baby tested around week 16 and having to deal with whatever comes

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back after the test. Carmen's pregnancy is the first in Europe to

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go through so`called karyomapping, a genetic test done when the embryo is

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a mere bundle of cells. Just one single cell needs to be taken. The

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test only takes two weeks instead of the usual six months, great for

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older women who want to conceive quickly, and it tests for lots of

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conditions including diseases that might develop in the future. It can

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be available to some NHS patients. Prevention is better than cure.

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These are the doozies `` diseases that need long`term management. It

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is the test's ability to catch so many conditions that some find so

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worrying. We must not let this technology be used to encourage

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parents of prospective parents to just say, well we wouldn't want any

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experience of disability. The ethics of IVF and genetic screening have

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always provoked hard`fought argument. This test will only lift

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the lid on a new set of questions. We're live in Glasgow as rising star

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Adam Gemili goes for gold in the 100 Over a million Muslims

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in London are celebrating the Festival of Eid today, to mark the

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end of Ramadan, a month of fasting. An orthodox Rabbi from Edgware

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has decided to observe the Islamic Rabbi Natan Levy says he's saddened

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by the situation in the Middle East and he spoke during one

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of his fasts to Asad Ahmad. This might not sound like a message

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of peace. The sun is out, the 25th day of Ramadan. That is how many

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people are seeing it. The mornings are definitely the hardest. During

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his Muslim Ramadan fast, the rabbi of his normal morning press at his

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synagogue in Edgware, North London. `` morning prayers. He is trying to

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do symbolise unity, but the idea was closer to home for fasting. We had a

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Muslim woman who wanted to come to the synagogue for Friday night

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prayers. She was wearing a veil, but the Jewish woman sat next to it took

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one look at her, saw what she was wearing, closed the book and ran out

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the back door, running home. When I heard about this it made me realise

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that our two communities are so far apart. The Israeli offensive on Gaza

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has led to hundreds of deaths, which has only fuelled interest in the

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Rabbi's Ramadan fast, particularly in the Middle East. Despite the

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occasional threat received on social media, the support from both faiths

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has been overwhelmingly positive. There is a natural short distance

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between the faiths, and a bridge should be an easy way to get across

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the message that we have so much in common and we would like to work

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together with the Muslim community on things we naturally have in

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common. The University of London has been hosting a Ramadan tent where

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anyone, including the homeless, is welcome to a free meal at sunset.

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The Rabbi says he has been flooded with information `` invitations from

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Muslims and has been asked to attend. I truly believe that our

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faith, our religion speaks to hope always. Always says, what can I do?

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What can I do for hope and peace? It is abnormal to see a Rabbi fasting,

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and it is a commendable act. It's fantastic, and that leaves the onus

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on up to return the favour. `` on us. I think it's a really good

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symbol to bring different faiths together. One rabbi in London has

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got people here thinking about and talking about why is it that two

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major world faiths with so much in common appear so divided on the

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world stage, particularly in the Middle East? One Muslim student told

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me a short time ago that this one rabbi has got him feeling hopeful

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for his future. It's day five of the

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Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Tonight the men's 100 metres final

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takes place, with a young man from the capital

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among the favourites to take gold. Let's get more from Chris Slegg,

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who's in Glasgow. What a couple of years Adam Gemili

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has had, and could tonight be the night that the 20`year`old from

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Dartford truly arrives with his first senior title? He has won gold

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medals at junior level, and there is, of course, knew `` no Usain Bolt

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who is only running in the relay, but it is thought Gemili would still

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have to go below ten seconds for the first time in his career if he's

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going to take gold medal. He was the fastest qualifier yesterday, running

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10.15, one tenth of second shy of his personal best. An incredible

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transformation because two and a half years ago he was playing

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football for Dagenham Redbridge, and he is truly relishing the Hamden

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Park atmosphere. I came in here yesterday to train and I'm Hamden

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Park, and it's great for me to experience this atmosphere and a

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different atmosphere to football. I am loving it. Good luck to Adam

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Gemili. He has to get through the semifinals first. We have another

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London in the Semel finance `` semifinals, and two women in the

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women's semifinals, and Asha Philip, born in Leyton, and in the heat

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yesterday she did enough to make it through. She was a British

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trampoline `ist until recently, until a serious injury meant she had

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to give up that sport. She will have been put in the performance of her

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life if she is going to get a medal position but she is determined to

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make it beyond the semifinals. I am here to qualify for the final. I've

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been competing against these girls through the whole season, so it's no

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different. When I am in that final, it's an ordinary race to me, so I

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will get there. A big night ahead on the track, but what other highlights

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have we had today? We have had a bronze medal on the squash court,

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and squash being played way down the other end of the Clyde, and

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congratulations to Peter Barker, the 30`year`old from Upminster who took

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the bronze medal, beating the Indian layer on a stroke penalty, which

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repeated his achievement at Delhi four years ago when he won a bronze

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and we have also had a bronze in the shooting. Well done to all of them,

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and of course it will top it all off if Adam Gemili manages to get a gold

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tonight. It certainly would. Thank you, Chris.

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It's been a long time coming, and now after 20 years busking on

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the capital's streets, Si Cranstoun is about to hit the big time.

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The South Londoner landed a record deal after being spotted by

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a major record label and is due to release his solo album this autumn.

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Our entertainment correspondent Brenda Emmanus took him

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As a former busker, the streets of London were Si Cranstoun's training

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ground and stage for 20 years and passers`by in Croydon clearly

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recognised and appreciated his talent. I think he's really good. He

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can dance as well. He sings modern songs, old songs, everyone to enjoy,

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it's good. Were there time she wanted to give up? Never. When I

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first came onto the streets 20 years ago I performed because I enjoyed

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and the fact there was money going in the case was a bonus and it

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remains a bonus to this day. I will always play nothing. Is it true that

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Tony Blair gave you 30 bequest it was a 20p piece and a 10p piece. I

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will never forget it because I watch it fall from his mighty hand. I

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thought, OK, 30p, that's cool, it's money.

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From 30p from a former Prime Minister, things have looked at.

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Years spent basking with his brother and then performing on the vintage

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underground scene helped him build a sizeable following and land a

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recording deal. His single from his forthcoming album is a hint of what

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pop and soul fans have do look forward to. Is it a lot more

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business and pleasure? When the pressure is on? At the moment there

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is pressure, but I enjoy it and I love getting up in the morning and

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having this stuff to do. It's an amazing thing to have it all

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official rather than me getting out of bed and thinking I hope it's not

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raining so I can get out on the streets. What makes it unique? I

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think it is his boys. His personality, the lyrics of his

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songs. Generally his personality. Now married with two children to a

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fan he met basking it might be less time on the streets and more time in

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the charts when his album is released in October.

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He put a smile on my face. A look at the weather with Wendy.

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Not the best start this morning and some of us really interesting

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weather, but this week will sort itself out a bit. It will be mostly

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dry for the beginning part and there will be warm sunny spells to enjoy.

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I will just show you the latest radar picture because some showers

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have gone up this afternoon, mainly in the west of London and they are

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also tailing away, and in the next couple of hours we have weather

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warnings across parts of Berkshire and Buckinghamshire, but if we do

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see any showers they won't be quite as interesting as the ones we saw

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first thing this morning. As we continue through the night we are

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expecting one or two showers to trickle through in the south`east,

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mainly affecting parts of Kent but it could get into parts of London

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and Surrey. Not quite as torrential as we had in the early hours of this

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morning but there could be one or two heavy bursts here and there

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through the night. Temperatures will be between 12 and 15 degrees. I

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suppose one or two of those showers could be with us first thing

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tomorrow morning and there will be a fair amount of cloud. A bit breezy

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the day will improve, and I think we the day will improve, and I think we

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will see some pretty decent sunny spells from lunch time edging their

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way in which will lift the temperature. Many places will be

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heading up towards the mid`20s through tomorrow afternoon across

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the Home Counties with London itself likely to hit 27 degrees in the

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afternoon. And pretty straightforward on Wednesday. There

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will be dry weather, maybe a bit of cloud drifting from time to time but

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we will see sunny spells and temperatures will be at a pleasant

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and fairly temperatures will be at a pleasant

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and normal 23 degrees with London seeing it a touch higher. As we go

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through the week the settled weather will come along and there will be

:26:38.:26:41.

brightness on Thursday and maybe some showers, but largely a decent

:26:42.:26:45.

day. It's when we get to Friday and the weekend there is a bit more

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instability and there could be further showers but it is a long way

:26:48.:26:49.

off and `` yet. Health officials in Gaza say that

:26:50.:26:55.

at least ten people, including eight children, have been killed

:26:56.:26:58.

by a missile that hit a playground. Gaza's main hospital

:26:59.:27:01.

compound was also hit. Palestinian officials blamed Israeli

:27:02.:27:03.

air strikes, but Israel said both explosions were caused

:27:04.:27:05.

by misfired Palestinian rockets. More than half of the UK could be

:27:06.:27:10.

opened up to fracking under plans It's inviting companies to bid

:27:11.:27:13.

for new licences to extract oil An accident report has described how

:27:14.:27:18.

tube passengers tried to escape a locked train when smoke and

:27:19.:27:21.

the smell of burning was detected on We will be lacked `` back during the

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ten o'clock news, but from everyone on the team, have a lovely evening.

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Goodbye. I leave the ashram, travel halfway

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across the world to find my father, Oh, well. As Vashrati says,

:27:56.:27:59.

gotta keep smiling! We don't tend to use the bathroom

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together here. All right, well,

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I'll catch you later. This ashram of yours,

:28:11.:28:11.

it might be a cult. I take it back,

:28:12.:28:15.

he's definitely Cuckoo's son.

:28:16.:28:20.

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