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for Monday. And Scotland will be driest and brightest. Thank you Now

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we join our Tonight on BBC London,

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as the hunt for James Foley's killer continues here in Britain, we look

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at the threat posed by extrdmists It is very difficult to esthmate the

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threat. It is there. Hopefully it is manageable.

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With claims that efforts to tackle radicalisation here aren't working,

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we ask what more the government can do?

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Also tonight, Metropolitan police officers who are

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alleged to have had sexual relationships whilst undercover

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And how wealth doesn't buy xou happiness `

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the report claiming Londoners are some of the most miserable hn

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the country Good evening welcome to the BBC London early evening news.

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More now on the story that has appalled the

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world, the beheading of American journalist James Foley, belheved to

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be at the hands of a Briton fighting for the group, Islamic Statd.

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Officials here are examining the possibility that his killer

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Yesterday the Metropolitan Police Commisshoner,

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Sir Bernard Hogan Howe, confirmed that there are between four to 00

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British citizens fighting in Syria at the moment, with around half

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So how big is the threat we face from returning fighters?

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Here's our Home Affairs Correspondent, Guy Smith.

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We can call Vietnam the first televised war. This is the first

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social media work. Doctor Erin Saltman, an expert on onlind

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extremism. She is currently monitoring at least 30 accotnts on

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Twitter. Many belong to fordign fighters in Syria and Iraq, some of

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them British, all pushing ott propaganda for the Islamic State. We

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are seeing crucifixions, beheadings and we are seeing gruesome lartyrdom

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images. But she also told md there had been a shift in emphasis. The

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focus online has changed with the Foley video, with a British person

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conducting the beheading. Now the focus is back on to the West. That

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will concern British citizens and that will concern London. L`st

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night, a 27`year`old British Pakistani spoke to the BBC's

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Newsnight programme. He is from south`east England and said he went

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to Syria to fight against the Assad regime but ended up joining Islamic

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State. Here, he boasts of them beheading other rebel fightdrs only

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last week. Yes, we beheaded some guys `s well.

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I believe there were three, four guys beheaded. The authorithes here

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are worried about British jhhadists like this one returning to the UK. I

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hate the UK. The only reason I would return is to plant a bomb somewhere.

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Britain's most senior officdr said there are up to 500 British fighters

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in Syria and Iraq, half of them believed to be from the cab ``

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capital. Five or ten people, it would be simple to resolve. If

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hundreds of people should arrive back here with a common intdnt to

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hurt people, that is quite ` challenge. And a big family we have

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been trying to get out, particularly to families, is to say if you know

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somebody who is going, tell us now before they go. They do not commit

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the offence before they go. If they come back, they have a problem. We

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should not allow ourselves to fall into the trap of getting sc`red by

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these people. We should not allow them to hold our lives, our

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happiness, our society to r`nsom. But the question is, while there is

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much current talk about those who may return, there is also the

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concern about home`grown extremists in our midst, with devastathng

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consequences. Most recently, last year with the beheading of ` British

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soldier in Woolwich. Joining me is Fiyaz Mughal,

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the director of Faith Matters ` an organisation which works

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at reducing and tackling extremism. How worried are you? The threat

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level certainly is there. Is it a high`level? We would say no.

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Actually, the police are aw`re through intelligence of the

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individuals out there. We know the figures but we also know th`t when

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many of these people return they will be arrested. There is ` threat

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given that you have a large state here. It takes one person to get

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through the system. That is why the threat never will be there. I think

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the police and parents and lembers of the Muslim community who have

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been doing a lot of work behind the scenes that has not been mentioned,

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there is a lot of intelligence. There is a lot of action thd police

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will be taking in the futurd when they come back. However, we need to

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remain vigilant and work to ensure the that the message gets ott that

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young people should not be hnvolved. That is a very joined up message you

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are giving. The government have done a good job then? I think thd

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Government have taken a lasdr`like approach to the prevention work

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This is part of their counterterrorism strategy. They have

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taken a laser`like approach to fund projects that are very spechfic

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looking at radicalised or pdople at the fringes of society. Thex did

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that in reaction to funding of the projects. So they have got ht right?

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They have not got it right. The balance has been to laser`lhke.

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Taking a wider community based approach ensures you get as much

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engagement and as much information coming back in around indivhduals

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who may be extreme in our society. That approach us to change. Have

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they left it too late for it to change or is there still tile? There

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is still time. We are in an election year. Things do slow down dtring an

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election year. I'm not suggdsting the Government would put our

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security on the back burner. But the wheels of government starts to slow

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down as an kicks in. Focus hs elsewhere. It is not too late but

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three, three years have been wasted with a laser`like approach to

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funding projects. You are vdry much commenting on the Government here.

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You say the Muslim unity is getting it right. Some people would say they

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are not, that they are in a state of denial, and maybe there is `n issue

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with the religion? Della macro certainly not with the religion The

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vast majority of Muslims ard not involved in any violent acthvity. It

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is not a religious issue. Is the Muslim community in denial? We are

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in a different place from tdn years ago. Ten years ago there was the

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sense of denial of an issue. Over the last five years Muslim

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communities, men, women and young people, have them working up and

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down the country in a variety of projects, also working with the

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police and security services to tackle this problem. We are in a

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different place. Finally, in your opinion is it a matter of when and

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not if there is an attack on London? Certainly the unfortunate thing is

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when and not if. It takes one person to get through the system. But the

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Muslim communities and a range of other partners are working behind

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the scenes. There is no shortage of condemnation

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against the horrific acts bx Islamic state. The Muslim community is part

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of that voice. There is also strong criticism of the Government approach

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to preventing extremism, with accusations there has been no

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effective strategy in place to deal with the problem. Tim Donov`n has

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more. After prayers in Whitechapel today,

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some give their reaction to the killing, carried out by somdone

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apparently radicalised and probably on the recently living in London.

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Wherever this is happening, it doesn't matter. Any killing is bad.

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I feel bad for one human behng killed by another. What can be

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attracting Londoners to Isl`mic State? Obviously this is a

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misrepresentation among youngsters. We should educate them propdrly into

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Islam and the `` this would not happen. What makes him do that?

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Brainwashing. Some people move over there for jihad. There is anger

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Islam does not accept these kinds of activities. There is growing

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frustration among the youth. They see things happening in Gaz`, Iraq

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and Afghanistan. It affects them psychologically. Some claim the

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Government strategy has been failing to talk to the right people and

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organisations. It is happenhng within the faith groups but it is

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not happening that much with the Government. Since 2010, the

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Government deliberately does not formally talk to mainstream Muslim

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organisations. It is not helpful. At this centre in forest gate, there

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has been surprised at the sheer numbers said to have joined the

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Islamic State cause. If trud, that would indicate a failure of

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prevention and intervention. Why did reach up to 500? Now they are saying

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these kind of figures. Therd are so many programmes going on. Mhllions

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of pounds are being spent every year to keep an eye on these events or

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these sort of radical appro`ches. The government responds that it

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strategy has been revised and improved, strengthening inptt in

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prisons, schools and universities. It will, it says, continue to

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develop ways to dissuade and disrupt.

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Well, there's lots more to come bdfore

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the end of the programme, including green energy on the greenbelt.

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The backlash over plans to build a solar farm in the Surrey

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And the GCSE students making the grade.

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There's been nearly a 10% increase in violence

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According to British Transport Police,

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sexual assaults are also up, but Transport for London says for every

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million journeys made here, there are just eight crimes committed

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You would think there would be safety in numbers here. That it

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would not be safety in numbdrs here. That it would not was a packed

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train. He started to touch le. He rubbed himself up against md. This

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lasted for about four minutds. The man was later convicted. It does

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affect you for a while. You do become suspicious of everyone,

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particularly on a packed tr`in. That has eased. Overall, crime on hard

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shoots and trains is down. But the number of sexual assault has risen

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by 20%. Violent crime is up to. In London rose by 9.5%. The rise in sex

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crimes is being put down to more people being willing to report an

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assault, and to a police calpaign in London. But officers say an increase

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in violence is the product of a busier transport system. I don't

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feel particularly safe travdlling late at night. I'm not sure if that

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is because of actual crime or nuisance. Depends on the tile of

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day. If I am on the train l`te at night I don't feel particul`rly

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safe. The unions claim a lack of visible staff make the tube feel

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less safe. The fact that we are seeing cuts in platform staff,

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booking office staff and st`ff on trains is deeply worrying. The

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police know what they have to work with. Anyone in my position would

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say that more resources would be more helpful. I think we have to be

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realistic around the way th`t the economic situation is. We h`ve to

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make sure that we are making the best use of resources.

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There is plenty of police presence at Victoria today. Officers know

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this deters and reassures. Ht is a practice the police plan to use more

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often. A gang that used

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a sophisticated spy camera to steal details from more than 60,000 bank

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accounts has been jailed. The four Romanian nationals who

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operated from Harrow took card data from cash

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machines, downloaded the details and They were each jailed

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for up to five years each. Commuters face disruption tomorrow

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as a planned strike Both the Central and Waterloo

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and City lines will be affected The ASLEF union said

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the action is due to transport bosses' "poor treatment of drivers",

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while London Underground sahd it Metropolitan police officers who had

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relationships with women while working undercover

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will notface prosecution. The decision by the

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Crown Prosecution Service follows legal action from

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at least ten women who are suing Scotland Yard after they became

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involved with the men withott Matt Prodger,

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is following the story for ts. How was this decision reachdd? The

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Crown Prosecution Service consider the number of charges it max bring

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against the police officers. It said under the sexual offences act, to

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prosecute the officerser for rain or indecent assault, to believd the

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women could not argue alone that the fact that they did not know that

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these police officers were police officers was not adequate enough and

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there wouldn't be enough evhdence to mount a prosecution. With rdgards to

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misconduct, they would have to argue or prove that the police officers

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had knowingly abused their position. Their position as police officers,

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to form relationships, sexu`l relationships with these wolen. They

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believe there wasn't enough evidence. Now, the police l`st week

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argued that in at least the cases of two of the under cover officers

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these were genuine relationships and were not police tactics. I `sked one

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of women whether she believdd it was a genuine relationship. A gdnuine

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relationship is based on trtst between two people. This wasn't like

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that. It was a lie to, deceht and an abuse of trust. It was abusd. How

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else can you say it? So the question is what happens now? A group of ten

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women are still suing the police in the civil courts. That is ongoing,

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despite the absence of a prosecution. The police say they are

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considering misconduct procdedings against the police officers and

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there is a wider background, there is a number of inquiries and

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investigations under way into the activities of under cover police

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officers Pa and present. Th`nk you. Sweeping changes to GCSE ex`ms

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have had a dramatic impact on English has had

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the largest ever drop in thd number Our Education reporter,

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Marc Ashdown spent the day at a school in south London `

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as students got their results. Nine A stars and four As. Not a bad

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days work for Jacob. Before I opened it I was shaking. But when H saw

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them, it was like a huge relief I was happy. He did sit some dxams

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early, but that is changing. These the first pupils to feel thd impact

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of the shake`up. There has been a return to end of year exams. A

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student's first go at an ex`m is the only one that counts towards league

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tables. Subjects like geogr`phy and history have been toughened and in

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English teacher assessed eldments have been dropped in favour of more

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exams. If they change the boundaries for maths I would have gottdn an A

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star, instead of an A. So I'm angry about that. The same with England

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and science. People found thing have been made hard. But I worked hard

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and I found them the same. Hn two years this school has gone from 40%

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of pupils getting good gradds to 75%. Ministers said to expect

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volatility in the results. Not good enough said the head teacher. You

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have seen the children, this meaning everything to them and they have

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worked hard to make sure thdy get the best they can. If changds are

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going to be made, and frankly we all knew they needed to be bgs xou don't

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do it this way by what has been said today, clearly they're not ready for

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the change. So why did we ilplement it so quickly and in such a

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haphazard way? It has been ` remarkable turn around here, but

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this is the start of a tricky few years. The Government hopes tougher

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GCSE will better prepare yotng people for life. We can expdct some

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more volatility along the w`y. It's long been argued

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by many scientists that the key to our energy problems

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and spiralling bills is the sun But plans to build a massivd solar

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farm on green belt land in Reigate in Surrey is causing real anger

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among local residents. Katharine Carpenter has been to

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the area to learn more For 35 years Peter has climbed the

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hill behind his house to enjoy the view of the area. When he found out

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a planning application had gone in to build a solar farm on 60 acres of

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it, he was horrified. We, as a small community and the wider comlunity,

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all use this beautiful area. It is very difficult to accept th`t it is

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going to get blighted by a lassive industrial site. Close up it will

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look like this. Two tiers of panels up to 2.4 metres high. With the

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potential enough electricitx to power 3,500 homes. We have picked a

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site that is well screened `nd most people won't see it. It will provide

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16% of Reigate's electricitx over the course of the year. He denies

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this is about profit. Stressing the UK's need for green energy. The

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people campaigning against the development say they're not against

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all renewable energy, but they don't want to see it on this site. That is

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the conflict being played ott across the south`east, whether it hs solar,

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wind or fracking power that is up for discussion. Last week there were

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guidance on solar farms. Thdy would prefer to see solar energy developed

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on roof tops. The man behind one project says it is not enough. You

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can lose solar in the built environment. It is not an ehther or.

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If we want to escape from Vladimir Putin's clutches at the end of the

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gas pipelines, we will need both. But not here say the campaigners.

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The council will have to consider nearly 200 comments on the planning

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application before it makes a decision. But the outcome whll

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affect generations. As you've been hearing the former

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Watford manager Malky Mackax is no longer in the running to be the new

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Crystal Palace boss following allegations about racist, sdxist

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and homophobic text messages. The Eagles Sporting Director Ian

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Moodie, resigned today after being Ahead of Palace's match with

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West Ham on Saturday, caret`ker boss Keith Millen said the search

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for a new manager continues and he It's said that

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money doesn't buy happiness. And if you look at London

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that could just be true. After all, we live in one

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of the richest cities in thd world. We have the highest average salaries

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in the country and yet we'vd been found to be amongst the most

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unhappy people in the country. Charlotte Franks put on her

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best smile to find out more. How happy are Londoners? It seems

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not very. A report says we `re the most miserable people in thd UK The

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worst thing about London is every where is too busy. Takes me an hour

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and a half to get home. But there are people in pursuit of happiness

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if you know where to look. The findings of a report show the

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unhappiest people are those earning less than ?100 a year. But hf you

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earn more than ?4,000 a month it does not necessarily make you happy.

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Wealthy owners have anxiety scores higher than any other residdnt in

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the UK on the same salary. But one group are enjoying life in the

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capital. Those with the lowdst anxiety are those aged 80 and over.

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And the ones with the highest were those with high levels of

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qualification, high incomes. What can be done to puts a smile on

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everybody else's face. Times spent with friends, these are the

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activities we attend to and pay attention to these events and enjoy

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it more and it lasts longer than money. It means a lot to London that

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if you want to have a lot of happy people in, we know happier people

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are more productive and healthier. Some economists believe well being

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should be used as a measure of economic success. We know some of

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the anxieties are around hotsing and employment and health and so we look

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at those and it helps us to develop our policies that we are developing

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a health commission for London, which is looking at the quality of

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health in London. So despitd living in one of the richest and most

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influential cities in the word, it is clear from the report th`t money

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doesn't always buy you happhness. As a Londoner, I think that report is

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wrong. London is a great city. People are happy and especi`lly when

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the weather is so good, Sar`h. Yes some sunny spells over the weekend.

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But it is chilly for the next few nights. Tonight scattered showers

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pushing in, but that will mdan it won't be as cold. The satellite

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shows sunshine earlier. But this area of cloud has been fittdring in

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`` filtering in from the north and under that cloud a few heavx bursts

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of rain. A dry evening, but the showers starting to filter hn from

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the north and west through the early hours. And there could be hdavy in

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fact. Moving through into the morning we could see the odd rumble

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of thunder and the odd heavher bursts. But temperatures in double

:25:37.:25:41.

figures. Not as cold as we saw during Thursday morning. Once the

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showers get out of the way we are left with some decent sunshhne and

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not a bad day. A lot of dry and fine weather. A few showers in northern

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parts of London through the afternoon. But a degree or so warmer

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than Thursday. With temperatures up to 21 degrees and more sunshine The

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settled conditions continue into the first part of the weekend. So

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through Friday night and into Saturday, still a chance of a light

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shower, but most of us will avoid them. Largely clear skies to start

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Saturday morning. Saturday brings us a lot of sunshine. Not a bad day. A

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breeze coming in from the wdst at times. Just taking the edge off the

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temperatures, but with that sunshine it won't feel too bad, up to 20

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degrees. A few showers towards the north. But it is looking fine and

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for the rest of the weekend we will see just a few light showers into

:26:38.:26:42.

Monday more of a chance of some rain. But sunshine until we get

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there. Thank you. The headlhnes Three British Jihadist have been

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guarded the murdered journalists James Foley.

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Meanwhile, US aircraft have launched fresh

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militants in northern Iraq, despite threats from the group to

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kill a second American capthve if continued attacks.

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There's been an overall rise

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More pupils did well in Maths compared to previous years,

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but there was a sharp drop in English results.

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A number Metropolitan policd officers

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while working undercover will notface prosecution.

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At least ten women are suing Scotland Yard after they become

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involved with the men withott knowing their true identitids.

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That is it. I'm back during the 10 o'clock news. Until then, h`ve a

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good evening. We've got factory boys and butchers'

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apprentices and office clerks Don't stop moving!

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If you go back you'll die!

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