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The couple suspected of holding three women against their will for

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decades in a London house are named. The BBC understands the couple would

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activists. Also this lunchtime.

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A new law to the cost of payday loans after some lenders are accused

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of driving people further into debt. The payday lending industry was

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almost unregulated which led to an acceptable practices.

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Claims RBS drove small businesses to collapse so it could buy their

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assets on the cheap. Undercover at Amazon and workers

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face an increased risk of mental illness.

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A new 24-hour helpline is launched to help older people who find

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themselves losing touch with the outside world.

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Jonathan Trott has returned home out of the ashes because of a long

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standard, stress-related illness. Jailed for eight years, the rapist

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caught by the public during an attack.

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Hundreds of police officers go on control to keep cyclists safe and

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stop mortalities. Good afternoon.

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The BBC understands the couple arrested in the alleged slavery case

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are former activists. The police are investigating claims they held three

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women for more than 30 years and are looking at 13 addresses. Ali said

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the three alleged victims, a Briton, an Irish woman and the Malaysians

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are thought to have suffered years of physical and mental abuse. Our

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correspondence is with me now. We have names for the suspects who have

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been arrested? Yes, confirmed by the police. We understand in 1978, they

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were running a memorial centre in acre Lane in Brixton. It might be

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described as a group of activists who set up an operation at this

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building. In 1978 it was raided by police. And the leaders of this

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group were arrested and given jail sentences. We don't know whether the

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police regard this as the collect and they have talked about when they

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said these women were kept as part of a politically, ideological

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collective. That may be an area the police are investigating. There is a

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long way to go in this investigation and part of that will be looking at

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what kind of culture this group of activists is hard and whether there

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was any potential for any abuse. We have been talking about other

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addresses the couple have been linked to? The police had been doing

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house to house searches and checking the records of this couple and where

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they have lived. 13 addresses over more than 30 years. They have been

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in this country a long time. The lease are doing house to house

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searches in the area and they will be going through social service

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records, because there are some indications they were in receipt of

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some of the services social services provide, whether it is a then a fit

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service or a carer service, is not known. But it is something the local

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council may have provided them with. They have been bailed until January

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and the police have said it is a long and complex enquiry.

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A new law capping the cost of payday loans is to be introduced by the

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government. Annual charges can exceed 4000%. There have in growing

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calls for tougher controls on the way some lenders operate. The

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financial authority has not yet said what form the cap will take.

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This is one and another. And another. This south London high

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street like many, is punctuated right payday loan shops, providing

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emergency money to the cash-strapped. It is big business

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and demand is high. These short-term loans can be very expensive. Now the

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government once a cap on the cost. We inherited a situation where the

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payday lending was unregulated and that led to outrageous fees. We will

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now cap the credit for the payday lending industry. The Financial

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Conduct Authority wants to introduce the cap on the loans. It will decide

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what the level will be, but it will include arrangement fees and penalty

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fees for late payment. Short-term lenders have been accused of

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exploiting vulnerable customers, hitting them with high levels of

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interest, sometimes as much as 4000%. But the industry has boomed

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during the recession, lending to people who are struggling to make it

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to payday. Which is Jason's situation who is off to look for a

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loan. I don't get paid until Friday but my bills coming on Wednesday and

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Thursday and they have to be paid. Five figure interest rates is not

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acceptable. A cap on the loan would a good because then there would be

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only a certain amount of interest they can put on. This move is an

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about turn by the Treasury, which has previously been sceptical about

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having a cap on the overall cost of a loan. The group representing

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short-term lenders is unimpressed. The consumer Finance Association

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said: Labour said the government's move

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was overdue and there is more to do. The government has to pay catch

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up on other things, including advertising. The way in which we

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need to support credit unions. We have been called for a levy on the

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payday lenders to help credit unions. The cap is expected to come

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in before the next election. Many people rely on loans like these.

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The Royal Bank of Scotland says it is investigating claims the 81%

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state-owned bank drove some companies into liquidation so it

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could buy back their asset is at rock bottom prices. The allegations

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are made by a government adviser and are being investigated by city

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regulators. RBS in the headlines again. With

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damaging accusations that it drove viable, small businesses to collapse

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for its own financial gain. People have come to me with these horrific

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stories of businesses that in my view and their view were not

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failing. Did have a future, would have gone on to key people in

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employment and have been put down and RBS benefiting by getting their

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property at maybe a third, in a lot of places at what it would have been

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valued at. The allegations centre on its turnaround division, its Global

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Restructuring Group, where many viable businesses apparently ended

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up. They were reclassified as high risk which meant they were hit with

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higher fees, tipping them into distress and in many cases,

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insolvency. The report claims there are multiple accounts of RBS's

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internal property unit and then buying assets at cut prices. The

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government is taking the allegations seriously. We are not just taking it

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at face value, it has been referred to the regulators. We have asked the

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bank, some weeks ago, I referred it to them to ask for their reaction.

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We have to make sure the evidence is solid, but it does seem to confirm a

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pattern. As if RBS has not got enough on its plate, today there was

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another damaging report of a former deputy governor of the bank of

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England. It is said this important institution is not lending enough to

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healthy companies. The boss of RBS has said he has accepted the

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recommendations and saying in a letter they have committed to fixing

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their lending processes. He admitted some customers were angry at the

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treatment they received. RBS has appointed a law firm to look into

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the bank's treatment of small businesses in financial distress.

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The irony is, regulators will read RBS were keeping too many failed

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businesses on life-support. This bank needs to clean itself up, but

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the question is, at what cost? Police and crime commission should

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be abolished and replaced by a new system, according to a review of

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policing in England and Wales. The review, led by Lord Stevens, says

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they have fatal flaws and more power should be given to local

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authorities. The review also says 43 separate forces in England and Wales

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is untenable and some should be merged.

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The Hillsborough tragedy where it emerged hundreds of police

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statements were altered. Plebgate, some officers are currently under

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investigation. And the death of Ian Tomlinson, who was pushed over by a

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police officer and died. Some of the cases that were highlighted in this

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report as damaging public confidence in the police. The commission which

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has produced this report was set up by Labour. It is chaired by the

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former head of the Met, Lord Stevens, who brought together a team

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of academics and experts to examine all aspects of policing. He stressed

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his team were politically impartial. This morning, there was a broadside

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for the government. Whilst the government's reform of the lease pay

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and conditions is necessary, the failure to engage the service in the

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programme of reform has resulted in a damaging stand-off and plummeting

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morale. Among a raft of recommendations, the report is

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calling for the abolition of police and I commissioners, introduced by

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this government. It says they should be replaced by local policing boards

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and wants existing bodies like the Independent Police Complaints

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Commission to be scrapped and a beefed up body to be brought in. In

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a radical move it says police officers should be chartered or

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registered in the same way teachers and medics are. This report has

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taken two years to produce and contains more than 30

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recommendations. Plenty for the police service and politicians to

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digests. Officers of all ranks have argued for a commission on policing,

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but the government has always said it is not needed. It is 50 years

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since there was a Royal commission on policing. Labour said a new

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commission was overdue to reflect all of the changes in the policing

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landscape. When it comes to this report, ministers said they are

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putting into practice, some of the recommendations. Others, they are

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dead against. The attack on Police and Crime Commissioner 's is wrong.

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I think the overall point that the police should somehow have a wider

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remit and preventing crime and catching criminals, is quite a

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dangerous road to go down. In future, the police service will be

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operating with less money and fewer officers. The team behind the

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Stevens Report are adamant their changes can be brought in without

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any more resources. A scheme allowing people to check

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their partner's police record has been widened to include the whole of

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England and Wales. Clare's Law has been trialled by police forces and

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is named after Clare Wood, who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend who had

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a history of violence. Clare Wood was killed by her

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ex-boyfriend. She had no idea George Appleton had a long history of

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violence towards women. Now, a law in her name gives people the right

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to ask police about their partner's past. It is something her father has

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campaigned for since his daughter's death, to stop others being murdered

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at the hands of so-called loved ones. Clare's Law is not a panacea.

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We have never advocated it would stop domestic violence. But it gives

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women and men in that situation a reasonable chance to make an

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educated assumption of what they should do in future. Clare's Law has

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already been piloted in four areas. Over the past year, 126 people have

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been warned about their partner's violent past. The majority of those

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warnings have happened in Greater Manchester. Today, officers searched

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homes for domestic abusers, the scheme the government will now roll

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out to the rest of England and Wales. We have seen so far, women

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have been protected from violence and have left their partners. I felt

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completely isolated, like a nobody. Stripped of confidence, self-esteem.

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Lorraine was abused for 26 years. For her, Clare's Law is choice she

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never had. To empower women and to give them some rights, which

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obviously when they are victims of domestic abuse, these rights are

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stripped from them. But there is concern, two people are killed every

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week by violent partners. Some worry that Clare's Law will do little to

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help. We have a major problem in this country where thousands of

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women are not getting the protection they need and deserve. We don't

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believe this scheme is a good use of taxpayer's money. It is important we

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help the majority of victims. Domestic abuse claims Clare Wood's

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life but her legacy is now giving us the right to ask and the right to

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know. Coming up, making a comeback - how the red squirrel is fighting

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back against the grey squirrel. On BBC London, the mayor launches a new

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housing strategy. The England batsman Jonathan Trott

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has left the Ashes tour in Australia because of a long-standing

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stress-related condition. He had been struggling to score runs on the

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tour and has been taunted by the Australian for his lack of form. The

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ECB says he needs to be with his family and will take a break from

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cricket for the foreseeable future. Jonathan Trott walked into the first

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Ashes test match and experienced successful international cricketer,

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but we now know he was carrying a stress-related condition in

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Brisbane. He struggled badly against Australia and has not been at his

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best for some time. It seems the endless touring has taken its toll

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on another England player. He needs time to reassess and spend some

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quiet time with his family, and this isn't the type of environment for

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that type of rest and recuperation he requires. In recent years, other

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England cricketers have flown home in similar circumstances. Marcus

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Trescothick, Michael Yardley. Here at this hotel, the ECB insists they

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have the right support network in place to support him, they were

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proved wrong. Well Jonathan Trott was referred to by David Warner as

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scared and weak, England are furious about that but insisted did not

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prompt his departure. Tension between the teams was blatantly

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obvious. Australia's captain has been fined for telling another

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player to expect his arms to be broken by fast bowling during the

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test. This series worries me about where it could go. I don't think

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anybody in these teams likes each other very much. Andy Flower has

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said he will talk to the players and get them to pull their necks in. We

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are in the midst of back to back Ashes test series almost without a

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break. Playing cricket for England may be a dream job but it is

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relentless, and it is not clear if Jonathan Trott will ever return to

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it. It is called The Silver Line and it

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is hoped the new 24 hour a day helpline for older people will help

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combat the loneliness many pensioners feel. It has been set up

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by restaurants in and has already been trialled in the north of

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England. Some ask for advice, others just to talk to someone. It is two

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and a half years since Joseph lost his wife. At times he says the

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loneliness is unbearable. After being married for 52 years to my

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wife, who was not only my wife up my life, I find it very hard. I do miss

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her. After I have finished my little jobs in the morning, doing the

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dinner, then it really comes home. I don't know, I'm not ashamed to say I

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break down and cry. Could this be the answer? Hello? It is Natasha

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from The Silver Line. A charity simply offering a friendly phone

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call each week. Natasha is part of a group of volunteers, and older

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people who are feeling lonely can call for advice or simply someone to

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talk to. When somebody calls for the first time, they can be paired up

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with a volunteer who will call them each week. They have been trialling

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it in the north of England, and in the first year they have already

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made and received 8000 calls. The volunteers say it is already making

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a real difference. One lady in particular said she didn't have many

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friends, but now I was classed as one of her best friends, which

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really touched me. I had only been speaking to her for three weeks. Now

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it is being extended to cover the whole of the UK. Its founder, Esther

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Ranson, hopes it will help older people in the way ChildLine has

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helped many children. We have discovered that older people are

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reluctant to admit they are lonely, they don't want to be a burden, they

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don't even want to tell their families. For older people, we are

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the only free, national helpline open 24 hours a day. For Joseph,

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that one phone call in the week helps to fill the gap between visits

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from his family. It says it is not competing with charities like the

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Samaritans, it believes there is a real need and is expecting a million

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calls in the first year of going national.

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Sanctions against Iran could be eased as soon as December after the

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historic agreement on its nuclear programme reached in Geneva,

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according to the French foreign minister. The deal has been welcomed

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by many countries but has been opposed by Israel.

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Whatever the international verdict on the deal, in Iran there was

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jubilation. Greetings to the Ambassador of peace, said the

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posters, as the country's Foreign Minister arrived home. This woman

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said the greatest benefit will be peace and that we will see progress

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in every field. Amongst the crowd there was no sense of Iran bowing to

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pressure. This man said, the world powers were finally forced to

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recognise Iran's right to enrichment. As he spoke to the

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nation on TV, Mr Zarif emphasised Iran still have the upper hand. All

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the measures we will take our reversible and we hope we don't have

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to do this. All sides appeared to be relieved after days of intense

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negotiations. For Iran, the hope that crippling sanctions can at last

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be lifted. For the international community, a vital step forward.

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Under the preliminary agreement, Iran would neutralise its stockpile

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of enriched uranium, but the Americans are treading carefully.

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There is no agreement that they can enrich, they have the ability to

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negotiate it, but they could only gain that capacity to have some

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enrichment as some countries do if they live up to the whole set of

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terms necessary to prove it is a peaceful programme. The groundwork

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for the deal was apparently laid months ago in secret meetings. For

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President Obama it is a diplomatic coup after decades of hostility with

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Iran, but the Israelis are calling the agreement and historic mistake,

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making the world a more dangerous place. The key will be detailed

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verification that Iran sticks to its promises. We are embarking on a

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programme of lifting a certain number of sanctions but it is

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reversible. You will see when you read the text the same phrase used

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twice running, which is important, which says that until everything is

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regulated nothing is regulated. The French say sanctions could be

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partially lifted as soon as next month. All sides have taken a big

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political risk with this deal and it will be months before the real

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outcome is clear. The former Manchester United defender Bill

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Foulkes has died at the age of 81. He captained the England team in the

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1958 FA Cup final. He was among the survivors of the Munich air disaster

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in which 23 people died. He went on to make 688 appearances for United.

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Prince Harry has been speaking about his final preparations before he

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sets off on a race to the South Pole.

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He is in the Antarctic with a team of wounded service men and women

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from the UK who are competing against two other teams. They

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haven't set of yet, have they, Nicolas? No, they have hit bad

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weather. They are at a Russian base, hoping to acclimatise, but they have

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not been able to do much of that because of the bad weather. Three

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teams of service men and women from the UK, and it is hoped tomorrow

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they will be flown to a position about 200 miles from the South Pole

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and they will walk there. In the last few minutes we have received

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part of an interview with Prince Harry, in which he has been asked

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how his family feels about this. My father was a little bit concerned.

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Obviously I tried to keep him calm but the north pole was a dangerous

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one because we were walking on a frozen ocean, whereas this time we

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will be taken around the crevasse. A fine ginger beard being grown! They

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will be flown to this point 208 miles from the South Pole and it is

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the race between the three teams over those last 208 miles and they

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will hope to get there around the 14th of December. They were once the

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only squirrel species in Europe but many of them were wiped out by the

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grey squirrel which was brought to the UK from America in the late 18

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hundredths. They brought with them squirrelpox which killed off vast

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numbers of red squirrels but now a group of them in Merseyside are

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showing resistance to the disease. Just five years ago, the red

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squirrel population here at this National Trust reserve in the

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north-west of England was decimated by an outbreak of squirrelpox. The

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virus carried by grey squirrels has killed thousands of red squirrels

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across the UK. After it crashed in 2008, the red squirrel population

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here has started to recover, and for the past four years researchers from

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the University of Liverpool have been studying the animals up close.

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So close that they have to catch them in traps. Once they catch a

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squirrel, the team examines it as swiftly as possible, taking the

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all-important blood samples. We are looking for the pox virus and

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antibodies to see if they have been previously exposed. The work shows a

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very small percentage do have antibodies to the pox virus so it

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appears they have come across the virus before, and they are still

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running about healthily in the woodland. This could help reverse a

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century of decline in this species, but their brief ordeal does seem to

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leave the squirrel is a little bit cross!

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Let's have a look at the latest weather forecast now. Plenty of

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sunshine in this short but that it has been hit and miss for many

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through the week, but some clear trend is emerging. Mostly dry story

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for many, but overnight we will see some frost and fork. Just a mild

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spell through the middle of the week, but will it last? Another

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patchwork quilt across the UK, as you can see. Areas of cloud and some

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clear spells in between bringing some of us some sunshine. Where we

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have the clear skies, that is where temperatures will drop away quite

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quickly. You can see these are the areas prone to fog and frost,

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changing as the night goes on. Many towns and cities getting close to

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freezing, in the Rory -- rural areas it will be a few degrees below

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that. One change tomorrow across northern Scotland specifically, this

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weather front moving in so the wind will be picking up but it is a warm

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front so it will bring some rain but also some milder air through the

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course of the day. Not as cold as it was this morning through the central

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belt, and less likely to see fog. A cold start in northern England, and

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we could see some patchy fog in the mix. Enough of a breeze to keep the

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mist and fog away in eastern parts, but in southwestern England more

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likely to see some clear spells with some frost. Generally more cloud

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around tomorrow across England and Wales, Northern Ireland has a very

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cloudy picture as well. Temperatures picking up across Scotland, some

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places get into double figures by the end of the day. That rain,

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gradually easing through as well. As that edges southwards, the milder

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air will follow. Temperatures on double figures on Wednesday. We

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start the week with a chill, milder air visits for a time through the

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week, but it will not last because we get the chill coming back for the

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end of the week. The wind will swing back to the north. You can follow

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the ups and downs of the temperature where you live by looking at the

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website. Our top story this lunchtime - the

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couple suspected of holding free women against their will the decade

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in a London house have been named. They are former Maoist activists.

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You can keep upto date with developments on that story and the

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rest of news through the day on the BBC News

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