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Alice Gross, the missing teenager last sden

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Two men arrested on suspicion of murder are still being qtestioned

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Also tonight, a promise that next year London s

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bus and tube fares will onlx go up in line with inflation.

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It means nothing less in my view than the destruction of Britain

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because you cannot lop Scotland off...

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A security alert at Luton Ahrport ` thousands of passengers are delayed

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and a controlled explosion hs carried out.

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Why homeowners who bought properties under the right`to`buy schele claim

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they're being forced out of the capital.

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126 years after Jack the Ripper brought terror to the streets of

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East London, has the mysterx of his identity finally been solved?

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Good evening and welcome to the programmd.

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First tonight, a second man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering

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The 14`year`old from Hanwell went missing 11 days ago.

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She was last seen walking ndar the Grand Union Canal in West London.

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Police say the girl's disappearance remains a missing person's hnquiry.

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The BBC's home affairs correspondent, Tom Symonds, reports.

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The search for Alice goes on. Under the water, police divers have been

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working for days. In parkland and on the internet. Her friends and family

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are spearheading a massive social media campaign to ensure her name is

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known not just in London but across Britain. It is clear why police are

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concentrating on the waterw`ys in this area. The day she went missing

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she told her mother she was going for a walk along a river. She was

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picked up twice on CCTV. Shd said she might go and see friends but by

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the evening she was reported missing. The last sighting was on

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the 28th of August. She told her parents she was going for a walk.

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She took a packed lunch. By the 4th of September, the police were

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scouring the area along the River Brent in west London. Two d`ys

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later, as the search continted, a man was arrested. The following day,

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police asked to speak to cyclists on the tow path and there was `nother

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arrest. Both men arrested in this area are being questioned on

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suspicion of murder. Detecthves have been given more time to question the

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first man arrested. Alice w`s not well when she went missing. She has

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recently been diagnosed with anorexia. Her parents wait `nd hope.

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She is an amazing daughter. She is smart, kind, funny. She is

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incredibly creative and taldnted. She is just an amazing daughter It

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is hard because I miss her `nd I just really hope she knows that we

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really love her and need her back. She is... We love her. I miss the

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sound of her voice. A reallx big part of our family. There is a

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massive hole now. We really need her back as soon as possible. Police are

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also looking at the many messages she posted online in the daxs before

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her disappearance. Her friends have put up their own words incltding,

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come home, we miss you. Plenty more ahead tonight,

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including why the number of people being trapped in lifts

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in the capital is costing London The mother of a schoolgirl who was

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murdered by her ex`boyfriend claims she would still be alive

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if police had taken her serhously She was giving evidence

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at the inquest into to the death 15`year`old Arsema Dawit was stabbed

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almost 60 times by Thomas Ntgusse Katharine Carpenter joins us

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from Southwark Coroner's Cotrt. What did Arsema's

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mother have to say? Her mother told the jury shd was not

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even aware her daughter and Thomas Nugusse had been in a relathonship

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until one day Arsema turned up at home crying with a swollen dye

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saying he had hit her when she had refused to rekindle their

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relationship. They try to gdt the local church to mediate. Whdn that

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failed, it is claimed Thomas Nugusse sent a death threat, a thre`t to

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kill Arsema, to her mother. The family said they decided thdn to

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report him. The jury was shown CCTV footage of them arriving at the

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police station. When the mother sought the footage of her d`ughter

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for the first time, she broke down and sobbed through much of the rest

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of her evidence. I understand her mother claims a police workdr

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laughed at her? She claims ` civilian officer at the polhce

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station joked about Arsema's handwriting and told them they did

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not have enough evidence. Bdcause she did not take it seriously, that

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is why ten one is not alive, said her mother today. She was qtestioned

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by a barrister. `` that is why Arsema is not alive. The barrister

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took issue with the mother's recollection of events that day 5

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weeks after the visit, Arsela was murdered at the block of fl`ts where

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she lived and the family now say they are desperate for answdrs

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because Thomas Nugusse will not face trial. He has got brain dam`ge after

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a suicide attempt in prison. Many thanks.

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The Mayor's promised that ndxt year bus and tube fares will be capped at

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the rate of inflation in 2005, in line with national rail services.

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Previously, fares could go tp by inflation plus 1%.

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But Boris Johnson says the Treasury will make up the shortfall to ensure

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that Transport for London c`n continue its investment programme.

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Our transport correspondent, Tom Edwards, has the details.

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Next year, on average fares will go up by the rate of inflation, 2. %.

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Not as big as feared, but still unwelcome for many commuters. I

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still think many people are not getting that increase in salaries.

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There will be pressure on dhsposable income. Is that a lot, 2%? Xes.

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Expected, it is London. Fards are always going up. Is it expensive,

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London, for getting around? I don't think it is. The monthly tr`vel card

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is good value. There is hugd port in London at the moment. It me`ns

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commuters have had to pay whth long periods of above inflation fare

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rises. TFL's business plan hs based on fares going up by inflathon plus

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1%. For the second year running the Treasury has found money on a

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roughly ?50 million, to help Londons' fares. Yesterday the

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Chancellor announced rail f`res would go up by inflation. Today it

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was the mayor's turn. This hs very good news. We try as much as we can

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to hold fares down but we nded to invest in the upgrades and

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infrastructure. We are able to keep fares at RPI for this year because

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the Treasury is coming in to make up the difference. We can conthnue with

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investment. Elsewhere in thd country, there have been protests at

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steep rail fare rises. The Layor's appointments Kholi`macro opponents

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say it is electioneering. To be cynical, it has taken the m`yor long

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time to recognise the fare hncreases are too hi. `` the mayor's opponents

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say it is electioneering. You need to reduce traffic levels in this

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city, tackle congestion and pollution. Rather than hitthng

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public transport, I would lhke to see the cost of motoring go up in

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the city. We should be lookhng at a new form of road pricing. C`mpaign

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groups have welcomed the news. They say they are waiting to see if it is

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part of a longer term plan to bring fares finally in line with wages.

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As we've been hearing, Luton Airport's terminal buhlding

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was evacuated this afternoon after a suspicious item was found

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Police carried out a controlled explosion.

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All incoming flights were suspended for several hours.

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In the last half hour, the authorities say they've begun

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Marc Ashdown is there for us with the latest.

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The airport has just reopendd. Passengers have received a text

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message and has started makhng their way into the airport. About half an

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hour ago, there was a controlled explosion here. A dramatic dnd to

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what has been a confusing and frustrating and concerning day for

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passengers. It started just after 1:30pm when the police were called.

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A member of staff in the security baggage area flagged up a stspect

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package. They put the area hnto lockdown. Passengers were evacuated.

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The army were called. The bomb disposal unit came and a short time

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ago they deactivated the package. It was not in the end a bomb btt it was

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suspicious enough to cause the evacuation. Passengers were left in

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the car park at the railway station. It looks like a departure lounge

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with people sat around. It has been a frustrating afternoon with some

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say a lack of information. We did not know what was going on. They

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told us to get out. We went to the hotel to go to the toilet and we

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have been sitting for ages. We arrived at the roundabout which is

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walking distance away and wd were not let out. We were divertdd back

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to the town centre. There w`s some situation here. The police did not

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explain. We are a bit disappointed with the organisation of thhs. It

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has been a very disruptive day for the airspace around Luton. @ dozen

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flights have been cancelled out and flights due to land have bedn

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diverted or suspended. Thousands of people have had their travel plans

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disrupted. Police say no arrests have been made. Luton said the

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priority has been the safetx of passengers. Things have started

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moving now and flights are loving. There will obviously be somd backlog

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and there will be some time before things are back to normal.

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The London Fire Brigade says it s owed nearly ?250,000

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in unpaid charges for freeing people who get stuck in lifts.

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Last year, firefighters dealt with more than 5,000 non`emergency calls.

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The brigade says it shouldn't only fall to them to rescue

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This building has earned itself the dubious title of the most f`ulty

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lists in London. A complete joke. Every day, the left will go at least

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one of them, if not both. Hd is disabled so getting up the stairs

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with a big buggy and mother nephew is hard. `` and my other nephew Top

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floor. You were called out 22 times to this building alone last year?

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Yes. Across London, we have been called out to nearly 5000 lhfts and

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only 50 turned out to be re`l emergencies. I came to visit and I

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got stuck in the left. Therd are signs in the building which give a

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telephone number to call whdn the lift breaks down but people still

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call the fire brigade and it puts pressure on their servers. Hf there

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is an emergency, we would always come. But if people are comhng out

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to non`emergencies, it is an operational fire engine that is

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elsewhere when it could be `ttending a serious emergency somewhere else.

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The London Fire Brigade can charge lift owners ?290 after a thhrd visit

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to a fault. It is still tryhng to recover ?250,000 worth of fhnes It

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is no comfort for the peopld who have to take the stairs when they

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are eight months pregnant. They break down every week. Therd have

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only been about two, three weeks when they have not broken down. Do

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you have far to go? 22 flights of stairs. The council says lift

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breakdowns are made a prettx and attendants timescales are in keeping

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with other authorities. Could DNA evidence from a Vhctorian

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shawl settle once and for all Homeowners who bought properties

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under the right`to`buy schele claim they're now being forced out

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of London. The problem's arisen becausd

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across the capital, many estates are being knocked

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down and redeveloped and people who bought their council homes `re

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facing compulsory purchase orders. But as property expert Luke Doonan

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explains, some homeowners s`y they're being forced to sell well

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below the market rate. They were once stigmatised by

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sky`high rates of crime and poverty. But these days flats on est`tes like

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this are being snapped up whth tens of thousands sold at cut`prhce rates

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on the right to buy. Now thd Government wants more Londoners to

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sign up to the deal. It recdntly increased the maximum discotnt for

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tenants wishing to buy their homes to ?100,000. It has been sold as the

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opportunity of a lifetime, the chance for families from hulble

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beginnings to get themselves a secure footing on the London

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property ladder. But the right to buy your council home may not be

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such a great deal. When Bevdrley bought this flat over a dec`de ago

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she was assured it was a grdat investment. You bought the property

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from the council. They were encouraging people. We got `

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discount of 30% off the market value. Five years ago, she received

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a letter revealing all she had worked for, her home, was going to

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be bulldozed. Hi I am going to be moved out because of my loc`l

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council regenerating the estate and basically taking our homes `nd a

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compulsory repurchase. It mdans the council can legally insist she

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vacates her home. They have agreed to reimburse her for the property

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but Beverley believes she is being ripped off. I received an offer from

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Southwark of ?65,000 and I rejected that offer. He came back with

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another offer, 100,000. I ddclined the offer. It has gone up to

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117,000, the final offer. As a property developer, I think a home

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is now worth about ?300,000 will stop more than double the stm the

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council have put on the table. It is a big difference. It is a nhghtmare.

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You must have sympathy for leasehold is a nightmare. You must have

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sympathy for leaseholders that thought they would be here for ever.

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It is in desperate need of ` generation. I am raising sole of the

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concerns of homeowners with the head of Southwark's regeneration

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programmes. Why is it some leaseholders are being offered less

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than 50% of the market valud? They are being offered market value plus

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10% for the inconvenience of moving. It is not the market value, it is

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what you value the propertids that. We are offering a fair pricd. With

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bulldozers looming, the homdowners have decided to fight for their

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homes. We have come today to get an action plan because we are going to

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challenge Southwark. On what grounds? The valuations are too low.

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What is at stake is everythhng they have ever owned, their homes and

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their future. You can see more on on Inside Out London which hs on at

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the slightly later time tonhght of Should London be able to levy

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its own taxes? Well, a report by the

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City Growth Commission says the It thinks cities should havd

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greater control over how public But would further independence

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from central government mean other Since Boris Johnson took thd helm at

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City Hall, he has made no sdcret of the fact that he would like more

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power for the mayor. I want to build two new bridges, which we nded quite

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fast. We want to extend the tube line, the Bakerloo line, for

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instance, to south`east London. If we are to do this, we can r`ise the

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money but we will raise it lore easily and cheaper if there is a

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long`term stream of finance. It is about predictability and

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dependability for the markets. The report says that immunities in

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cities like London want a greater say over their own future and that

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means taking back some power from central decision`making in

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Whitehall. In fact, the report argues that that sort of centralised

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decision`making would currently be hampering economic growth. The city

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growth commission report saxs that major cities like London should keep

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income from taxes including council tax, business rates and stalp duty.

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It says that would help with local planning and investment, both harder

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if central government has the power. It undermines the potential of a

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place to be in control of its own economic destiny. Although the

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world, we see cities aggressively competing with each other to grow in

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a global marketplace. Cities that are unable to make those quhck

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decisions will suffer in thd long term. At the moment, City H`ll gets

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34% of its budget back from the government and 7% from council tax.

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If government capped more `` London kept more of its taxes, would other

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parts lose out? It would silply allow London, over time, to grow the

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economy faster and keep mord of the proceeds and growth. But thd rest of

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the country would then at it from the faster growth because it would

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keep, the National government would keep the growth of the other taxes.

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Unfortunately for the mayor the proposals are a long way from being

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adopted and he is likely to jumped ship before more devolution is

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discussed. These are some of the designs of the

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man who was the official poster artist during the Second World War.

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Born in Whitechapel, Abram Games was one of Brithan's

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most influential graphic designers of the 20th century.

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Some of his work proved very controversial `

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as our Arts Correspondent Brenda Emmanus has been finding out `

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We would like to say that in our opinion it is not suitable for

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children. The BBC's first animated identical designed by Abram Games in

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1953. Whitechapel born son of Jewish immigrants became one of thd leading

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graphic designers of the post`war years. To mark the centenarx of his

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birth, a new exhibition opens at the Jewish Museum celebrating hhs life

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and work. He designed 300 posters and stamps, maps, and he was a crazy

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inventor. He invented a copxing process, and he designed thd corner

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coffee maker. I'll live with this work all the time. That is because

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mail me and her brother man`ge their father's impressive archive of work.

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He was not an easy man. He worked at home. `` he was not an easy man He

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worked at home. Sometimes hd would work all night because he w`s a

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perfectionist. During his c`reer, Abram Games worked repeatedly with

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commercial companies but was awarded numerous public commissions. He

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worked for the Post Office `nd London transport and was appointed

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the official poster artist during World War II. Some of those posters

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proved rather controversial. The blonde bombshell was banned. She was

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considered too glamorous and she wore too much make and lipstick But

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she was the most successful recruiting poster that the @rmy has

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ever had. The exhibition fe`tures over 100 objects owned by the

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estate, charting Abram Games's career from his early artistic

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experiments to his celebratdd commissions. The beauty of the

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exhibition is that it shows something that does not exist so

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much now. It shows craftsmanship, and that is something that has

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almost disappeared. I think it should be celebrated and thdre is a

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lot of craftsmanship here. The exhibition runs until January.

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An author and self`confessed "armchair detective" from B`rnet

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claims to have solved perhaps the most notorious whodunit. Russell

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Edwards claims to have discovered who Jack the Ripper really was.

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And apparently it all centrds around a blood`stained shawl he botght at

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auction 7 years ago. Chris Rogers has the story.

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Is this man Jack the Ripper? 23`year`old Aaron Kaminsky, a Polish

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immigrant, one of several stspects, was committed to a mental asylum at

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the height of the hysteria `round Jack the Ripper. For four months, a

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grisly killing spree took the lives of five or six women. Their

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mutilated bodies were left hn east end alleyways. The Met recehved

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letters from a man claiming responsible T, addressed, from hell.

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In 1888, as fog swirled arotnd the streets of Whitechapel, Lis` found

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the mutilated body of Catherine Beddoes on this spot in Mitre

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Square. She became the fourth victim of a man who had by then become

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known as Jack the Ripper. Hhs identity has remained a mystery for

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126 years at a blood shamed `` but a bloodstained shawl found here at the

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scene may have helped today's police find their man finally. Murder

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produced the only piece of frantic evidence of the shawl, cont`ining

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stains and frantic material was taken by a police officer who wanted

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it for his wife. It has been capped by his family and passed down

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through the generations. Russell Edwards has dedicated 14 ye`rs of

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his life to try to unmask the identity of Jack the Ripper. From

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his Whitechapel Museum and souvenir shop, dedicated to the notorious

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killer. His breakthrough was when the shawl emerged for auction in

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2007. Russell bought it and enlisted the help of a forensic scientist.

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Genetic stains on the shawl and the DNA swab taken from a British

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descendant of the prime suspect produced a match. Why did the police

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not get this? Why was it yot? It is all down to frantic testing and

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modern scientific techniques. I have the only tangible piece of dvidence

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from the murder. The doctor who analysed the shawl is also convinced

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that he has solved one of the greatest murder mysteries. The DNA

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was listed twice. The DNA h`s two strands. The first was found to be

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99.2% accurate. The other w`s 1 0%. But there are doubters. Expdrts

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claim that the DNA match only proves that he met one of the victhms,

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rather than killed them. Russell Edwards hopes that the Home Office

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will agree for the body to be assumed. In 1919, he was sthll a

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prime suspect, but had little evidence against them, and so died

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in his asylum cell. Time for a check on the weather

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Wendy is here. A lovely start to the week. Lovely conditions, and that is

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how it will continue. A hugd area of high pressure. It will keep things

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settled. It means a misty morning but it should, for the most part,

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turn into a sunny day. If you're waiting at the station at 6`m, it

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will be about 8 degrees, rising to around 22 degrees in the afternoon.

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Of course, it is the inversd of that at the moment. The temperattres will

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drop quickly after the sunsdts. At 7:30pm at this point of the year.

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Clear skies overnight. This in will form again, and might be sole fog.

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`` misty nests. In terms of the capture, this is right in the middle

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of the town centre, ten or 01 degrees. But we will have, hn the

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countryside, lower pitchers than that. Single figures most cdrtainly.

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Laziness hanging in the sky to begin with. But we will see sunshhne

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breaking through. `` haziness. But it will be dry with light whnds and

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if you get hit by a sunny spell it will feel warm. We are expecting a

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capture of around 22 in London throughout tomorrow afternoon. `` a

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temperature. A similar picttre in Wednesday with another chilly start

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as I have mentioned. It is the long nights that means that the ten

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pitchers fallback. Some sunny spells breaking through almost anywhere

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through the day. Temperaturds between 17 and 20. Through Thursday,

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the might be a little bit more cloud in the sky. The temperatures

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dropping a little bit but rdally, settled weather. Some sunny spells

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to end the week. How lovely.

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two cents against the dollar, because of concern on the fhnancial

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markets about the prospect of Scotland voting for independence

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that the Duchess of Cambridge is expecting her second child.

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She pulled out of a visit today because of acute morning sickness.

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I'll be back with later during the ten o'clock news,

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