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coup by the Armed Forces of this country. There is real tension here

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in Cairo today as the marches get underway after Friday prayers and

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fears of clashes between the two sides in Egypt's political crisis.

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The mus brim brotherhood supporters are raising their voice. Not only

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have their lost their man in power, they have had their TV channel

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shutdown and had some of their members arrested. They want to make

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their presence felt. The people here are calling this

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their Day of rejection. They say they are going to keep protesting

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like this until Mohammed Morsi is back in the Presidential Palace.

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To these people their own army is the enemy. Since President Morsi's

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down fall, they have been staging fly-pasts across the capital. They

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have been welcomed by many opposed to the Muslim Brotherhood who

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brushed aside concerns about the military rule. We have today an

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interim president who is the head of the constitutional court. Within the

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week, you will have a civilian Government and the army will not and

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I expect they will not show their face in the political process. It is

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the Army who acted on behalf of the people.

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But Morsi supporters remain furious. TRANSLATION: Removing President

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Morsi is I will leu jit legitimate and Egypt will suffer for 60 years

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to come. After days of their opponents

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dominating the streets, those who support the Muslim Brotherhood say

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now it is their turn to bring about their own Islamic Revolution in

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Egypt. Huge crowds have gathered for Friday prayers, the sermon has been

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emotive and many believe now is the time to rise up against those who

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Well, the Armed Forces on their Facebook page has urged

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reconciliation and tolerance. The Muslim Brotherhood say they want to

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continue to resist what happened here, but they say they will resist

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it peacefully. Egypt looks more divided and polarized than ever,

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Jane. Ben, thank you.

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Stress at school, worries about the future and not feeling good about

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themselves, these are some of the reasons why many children suffer

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from depression. And why a new charity says mental health should be

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included in the National Curriculum. Sophie Hutchinson has more.

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Children are often told this is the best time of their lives, but for

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some, the pressure of today's world can feel overwhelming. A new charity

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will go into schools to offer counselling, support and education.

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It is concerned that many youngsters are affected by mental health

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problems. There is a huge and hidden population of children who are

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struggling often with little o or no support. Long waiting lists and

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significant cuts in local authority budgets that have have been given to

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child and adolescence mental health. It is a crisis.

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A poll commissioned by the new charity suggests higher proportions

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of young people are suffering from mental disorders than other research

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concluded. Nevertheless many have welcomed Mindful's new approach, in

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a world of social networking and cyber bullying, it set-up an online

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counselling service where children can get free confidential advice.

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And youngsters we have spoken to who have had mental health problems say

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this would have made life much easier. It was only when things got

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really severe that I ended up going to the doctor's about itmed and I

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think you know, if something like Mindful had been there, I would have

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got help sooner. The charity believes mental health

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should be taught as part of the national curriculum. It insists

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early intervention is key in preventing long-term serious

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conditions from developing and In the next few minutes, MPs will

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vote on whether to hold a referendum on Britain's membership of the

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European Union. If they back the idea, there could be a vote in four

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years time. Let's cross to Westminster. Our political

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correspondent car Old Walker has been lsh Carol Earl of Wessex Walker

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has been listening -- Carole Walker has been listening to the debate.

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They may disagree about whether or not Britain should stay in the EU,

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but they agree the British people should be consulted in the

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referendum by 2017. The Prime Minister was there. The Chancellor.

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The Foreign Secretary, William Hague, who made it clear that this

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Bill brought forward by a Conservative MP has the backing from

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the top of the party. I believe it would be right for the

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House to support this Bill today. It is the right Bill at the right time

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to give the British people their democratic right to have their say

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on this country's future and we will do everything we can to make sure it

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becomes the law of the land. So that the people can decide and in the

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next Parliament, the Prime Minister is determined that we will deliver

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on this commitment, a democratic commitment in a robustly democratic

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country. Well, the Conservatives tried to

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turn their fire on Labour. Labour said they don't think it is in the

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national interests to have this referendum written into law now.

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They think it would create a lot of uncertainty. It might hit

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investment. It would harm the it economy and hit jobs and so on, but

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a lot of senior Labour figures think that it could be difficult for the

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party to go into the next general election saying "we are not going to

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give the British people a say on this important issue. " Labour found

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this a difficult and uncomfortable session. For the Conservatives now,

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well, they know that their owe popebtsz, Labour and the Liberal

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Democrats are going to abstain today in the vote that's going to happen

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in the next few minutes and lot of Labour and Lib Dem MPs are not even

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here. This means that that Bill could well pass its first hurdle

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today, but it is a long and a torturous Parliamentary preses. The

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Bill could be scuppered at any phase and it is highly doubtful whether or

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not this Bill will become law. All right, Carole, thank you.

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The SAS trooper accused of illegally possessing a pistol has begun giving

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evidence at his trial. Duncan Kennedy spent the morning

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listening to his evidence. His report contains some flash

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photography. This was the day Danny Nightingale

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would speak to state his version of the story that turned his life up

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side down, and generated unprecedented levels of public

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interest in the SAS. Released today, the official court

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photos of the gun at the centre of his case. Sergeant Nightingale's

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charged with possessing this gun. This hoard of ammunition said to

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have been found in his bedroom near SAS head quarters. In the witness

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box, Sergeant Nightingale is claiming he made a false confession

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to police when he told them he had the gun because of a brain injury he

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suffered. He told the court he had gone into a coma after a marathon

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run in Brazil. He said he had fits and was not in a good way. In a

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police video interview played in court, Sergeant Nightingale admitted

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possessing the gun. He said he knew it was wrong and he had been too

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busy to get it decommissionted and -- decommissioned and said he

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apologised. Giving evidence Lieutenant Colonel

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Williams. He praised Sergeant Nightingale's bravery and has stated

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his opposition to the charges being brought against Sergeant

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Nightingale. This is a retrial of Danny

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Nightingale. While the facts will be decided in court, this special

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forces soldier already enjoys The time is 1. 18pm:

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A public inquiry finds there was no lawful justification for the police

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killing of Azelle Rodney who was shot six times.

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And still to come: 25 years on from the piper alpha

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disaster, who survivors meet again Later on BBC London:

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The Monty Python lose their battle against a film producer claiming a

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share of the profits. And the technology tracking every

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ball at Wimbledon helping the The big question of the day, can

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Andy Murray make it into his second round of Wimbledon? Millions of us

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will be glued to the television later this afternoon to find out.

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Perhaps even if we should be wourking! -- working! The man

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standing in his way is the Polish player, Janowicz. Murray says he

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won't be intimidated by his opponent. It is a big battle in

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every way? Yes, you are right. After Andy Murray's slow start on

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Wednesday, there is no room for a slip-up today. Letting Janowicz get

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ahead would be dangerous. There is a worry about Wimbledon today.

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Janowicz is relatively unknown to the crowds here, but they have seen

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enough of him to know he could be a Warming up for Wimbledon. Juan

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Martin del Potro joking in the sun and play playing down concern about

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his knee. Janowicz is a Polish Powerhouse. He hit more aces than

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anyone else in the draw. His top speed a blistering 140mph.

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He is taking a the prospect of today's semi-final in his stride.

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You are not nervous about playing Andy?

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Perhaps he should be nervous though. While Janowicz has the super serve,

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Murray can send it back. He knows he has broken his opponents 24 times in

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five matches. This year's tournament record. Janowicz is one of the great

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servers, but Murray is experienced and will get through.

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Andy Murray is not the only British semi-finalist today. 18-year-old

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Kyle Edmond is playing in the boys tournament. The Pole is capable of

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claiming another British scalp. Well, a short time ago Kyle Edmond

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lost his semi-final. So Andy Murray the only Brit standing in the

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singles competition at Wimbledon and here to talk about Andy is Richard.

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You are a tall man with a big serve. So is Janowicz. How is that going to

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be? I think the rest of his game is less confident and it is up to Andy

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to make sure which returning a lot back and straightaway making sure

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that Janowicz has to go more for the lines and it will put extra pressure

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on him and that's the way Andy can beat Janowicz.

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We saw Andy have a wobble the other day. He needs to come out firing

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today, doesn't he? He had a bad match. He fought his way back so

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that was good and the last six points of the match we saw the old

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Andy. His form was loose because the match was tight and he couldn't get

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across to the back and he started to play better again. He finished off

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on a high note. It will take the confidence and the feeling into the

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match today. It can a quick match because the occasion with the crowd,

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15,000 or 16,000 people screaming, it will be a very hard match, abo,

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It is 25 years since 167 men died in the world's worst off-shore oil

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disaster. Only 61 people survived the explosion. Our Scotland he

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correspondent has been speaking to two of them and hearing the story of

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how they escaped. On 6th July 25 years ago, this oil

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platform exploded. 226 men are trapped on board. The lifeboats are

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destroyed. The helicopter can't get near the searing 1,000 degree heat.

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For many, the only way off is to jump 120 he feet into the North Sea.

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I got to the edge and thought I'll go. This is why I put my hand over

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my life jacket and preparing to go when I heard the voice behind me

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saying "my feet are on fire. Qth I felt a shove.

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Mike was one of the few to survive this second explosion. But he never

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found out who pushed him until now. Are you OK? Are you well? Yes, fine.

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I'm sorry about pushing you! Roy Thompsonen had always thought

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the man he pushed had died. Until he saw Mike's story in a documentary

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for the BBC. My feet were burning. The soles of

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my feet had melted through and the bottom of my boiler suit was burning

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and the person in front of me had to move because I needed off fast.

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Unfortunately, it was this man here. I just wondered if I had pushed the

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man to his death. The explosions lead to huge changes

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in the off-shore industry, but after 25 years, Roy and Mike fear

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complacency may have crept in. Their hope is lessons learned that night

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will not be forgotten. And that 167 Now, it is not all about tennis this

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weekend. Tom sees the series decider between the British and the Irish

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Lions and Australia. Both teams are predicting another bruise bruising

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en encounter in Sydney from where Dan Roan reports.

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For some here, the big day has already arrived. For others, it is

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yet to. Come. Sydney is flooded with an estimated 40,000 Lions fans

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hoping their team wins the third and final Test Match against Australia

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and seals a first series victory for 16 years. I think it is the biggest

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game in the history of the Lions. he about to see his first Lions

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victory? Hopefully. Well, after six weeks on tour, this

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is the Lions final training session before one of the biggest matches in

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these players lives. Lose and it will be a fourth consecutive series

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defeat, but if they can win, are they will be remembered as Lions

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legends. Having won the first Test in

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Brisbane, the Lions lost the second last week by one. Fine margins and

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high stakes. As players and as coaches, a lot of us have been

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involved in Grand Final games. This is the biggest one for us. The Lions

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had a taste of the support they will enjoy here. Now for the good of one

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of sport's most cherished traditions they need to deliver when it really

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matters. Now, many parts of the UK are

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expecting their hottest day of the year so far with forecasters

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predicting the highest temperatures will be in the South East of England

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which could see 26 Celsius today and it could be warmer at the weekend.

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We sent Richard Lister to the zoo to find out how the animals are coping.

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What's, black, white and red all over? Well, there are no sunburned

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penguins at London Zoo. I have given them fish that's frozen in an ice

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bucket. They really like that because as soon as it goes in the

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water, it floats and the penguins start playing with it and it keeps

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them cool as well. England's braced for the hottest

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July in years. Bookies slashed the odds that will see 100 degrees

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degrees this summer. If you don't fancy frozen fish, the British Red

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Cross recommends staying inside during the hottest part of the day

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and if you have to get outside and enjoy the sunshine then bring water,

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suncream and a hat. We have put 50 on today. We are going to be out all

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the time. The hotter, the better. I love it.

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Bring it on! Be prepared and watch out for those

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penguins! There you are. Never work with

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animals! Let's catch up with the weather, shall we? Peter Gibbs can

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be more scientific about it, but it is nice to be able to smile about

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it! I seem to be possibly at the moment, Jane! I can't think why! If

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you like it hot and sunny, I have got the weekend for you. Most of

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you. There will be some exceptions. Across north-west Scotland and

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Northern Ireland through the rest of the afternoon, a bit of cloud

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spoiling things, but almost unbroken sunshine across England and Wales.

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The temperatures as high as yesterday. It will be fresher around

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the coasts where we have got on the coasts where we have got on

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shore breezes. A fine evening to be enjoyed. Overnight, the breeze

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picking up across north-west Scotland.

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Here we go into the weekend and apart from some initial cloud across

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western parts of England and Wales, it is another fine day with lots of

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sunshine, be we talked about exceptions to the hot and sunny rule

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and here is one of them. A weather front keeping it grey and dull

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across north-west Scotland. Across Northern Ireland we will get

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something warmer and also northern parts staying cloudy. Into England

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and Wales, sunshine across-the-board through Saturday. Notice around some

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of the western coasts, temperatures fresher. Central and eastern areas

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seeing the highest temperatures at least up into the mid-20s and

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possibly higher and it will be hot out there on Centre Court, not just

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for the ladies final, but hotter for the men's film on Sunday. It will be

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a cauldron! It is high pressure that's keeping things settled, but

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we have a weather front in the north that's going to be a pain. It is not

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active by Sunday, but it is there keeping a band of cloud sitting

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across parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland. So once again,

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temperatures just suppressed a little by that. Across England and

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Wales another hot day to come on Sunday. Temperatures could peak at

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28 or 29 Celsius across southern areas. If it is going to be hot or

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not for you this weekend, if you download the BBC weather app, you

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can have the weather at your fingertips. Jane, I'm going to say

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it, scorchio! And you are always popular really!

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The time right now has gone 1. 30pm. A public inquiry found there was no

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