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A call from the Prime Minister for Britain to find its "can-do spirit"

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to work its way out of economic trouble.

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He tells the Conservative Conference the country needs to be

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energised, not paralysed by gloom and fear. Let's see an optimistic

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future. Let us show the world some fight. Let us pull together. Let us

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work together and let us together lead Britain to better days ahead.

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The latest growth figures show we are all spending less. Food-wise,

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bread and that has gone up so much, milk has gone up. You can't manage.

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Also on tonight's programme: Amanda Knox back on home soil and speaking

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as a free woman for the first time. Thank you to everyone who has

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believed in me, who's defended me, who's supported my family.

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rubbed shoulders with the rich and famous - the self-styled Lord of

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the Manor who masterminded a multi- million pound fraud.

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A 40th birthday celebration that ends in tragedy. A British woman

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dies after her sightseeing helicopter plunges into New York's

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East River. I will be here with the sport. The

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former England fast bowler Graham Welcome to the BBC News at Six.

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David Cameron has closed the Conservative Party Conference with

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a call for Britain to rediscover what he called its can-do optimism.

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He said his Government was showing leadership in tough times on a day

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when official figures showed slower growth than previously forecast. Mr

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Cameron said it was important to tell the truth about the economy.

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But not end up paralysed by gloom and fear. We will have more on

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those economic figures. First, Nick Robinson on the Prime Minister's

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call for Britain to show some fight. This report contains flash

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photography. When the news is bleak, when times

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are grim, what do we need from a leader? David Cameron's answer

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today was belief in ourselves, in our country, in him. Not long ago,

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he, they, we, thought this speech would be dominated by the riots, by

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Britain's long, hot summer. Instead, it was overshadowed by the economic

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storm still breaking around our heads. I know how tough things are.

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I don't for one minute underestimate how worried people

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feel, whether that is about making ends meet, or the state of the

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world economy. The truth is right now, we need to be energised, not

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paralysed by gloom and fear. Let us bring on the can-do optimism, let

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us summon the energy and the appetite to fight for a better

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future for our country, Great Britain. APPLAUSE His party

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listened hard, but rarely looked as if they were energised. Perhaps it

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was the realisation that their Government is not just struggling

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with paying the bills for the last economic crisis, but facing a new

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one. The threat to the world economy and to Britain is as

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serious as in 2008 when world recession loomed. The eurozone is

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in crisis. The French and the German economies have slowed to a

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stand-still. Even mighty America is questioned about her debts. It is

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an anxious time. That anxiety was increased for some by this

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morning's headlines suggesting the Prime Minister wanted families to

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pay off their own credit cards. Those words briefed to journalists

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last night were never in fact delivered. His speech was changed.

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The only way out of a debt crisis is to deal with your debts. That's

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why households are paying down the credit card and the storecard bills.

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So, he did not call on people to save or to stop spending. But he

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did claim that that was what Government had to do, to bail out

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the mistakes of the last Labour Government. Our plan is right. Our

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plan will work. I know that you can't see it or feel it right now.

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Slowly but surely, we are laying the solid foundations for a

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stronger future. And the vital point is this: If you don't stick

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with it, it won't work. Growth would come, he said, by cutting

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business regulations here and in Brussels, by reforming welfare, by

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launching what he called a Tory housing revolution. A leader

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struggling with a sore throat struggled to rouse his audience. It

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was social policy not economics that released his, their passion.

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The apartheid between private and state education is one of the

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biggest wasted opportunities in our country today and let it be us, the

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Conservative Party, who helped to tear it down. APPLAUSE Standards

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back in schools, teachers back in control, the Conservatives are back

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in Government. They love that and the promise that his friend, the

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Education Secretary, would end what he called the scandal of a failing

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adoption system. His wife loved the pledge to legalise gay marriage, to

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encourage commitment, he said. As fof his opponent, Ed Miliband, he -

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- as for his opponent, Ed Miliband, he wasn't mentioned once. You know

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what? We don't boo our leaders, we are proud of what they have done

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for our party and what they have done for our country. He ended with

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a national pep talk, a call to reject pessimism, to embrace the

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British spirit. Let's see an optimistic future. Let us show the

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world some fight. Let us pull together. Let us work together. Let

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us together lead Britain to better days ahead. APPLAUSE It was an

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invitation to keep the faith and she will and here at least they

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will. This was less a conference speech and more a call to arms. The

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Prime Minister is saying to the country we have been great before,

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we can still do it again. Before then, though, Conservatives will

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leave here preparing for difficult days ahead.

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David Cameron's call for more optimism comes on a day when

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Britain's growth figures have been revised down mainly because we are

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all cutting back when we go to the shops. Official figures show

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consumer spending has seen its biggest fall in more than two years.

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Hugh Pym has more. Growth is lower than we thought,

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just 0.1% between April and June. Take manufacturing and other areas

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like financial services and the crucially important one of consumer

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spending and you get the latest picture published today. We have

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learned that the consumer economy is stalling with price inflation

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running well ahead of wage rises and so squeezing budgets. This

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woman can tell you all about that. She has four children to feed and

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it is a real struggle. Things are really tight. Anything, you look at

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anything and even the gas and the electric, it is hard. You are

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looking at �20 a week on things like that. Food-wise, even like

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bread and that, it's gone up so much, milk has gone up. It is just

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- you can't manage. Tesco and Sainsbury's know a lot about our

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buying habits. Today both reported figures and gave their views on

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shoppers' struggles. Tesco is doing well overseas, but UK sales are

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down and the boss told me higher petrol prices were taking their

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toll on family budgets. We have got a startling statistic the first

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half of the year, last six months, �750 million spent on filling the

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petrol tanks up by our customers. That is money that they can't

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afford to spend on other things for their home and for their every day

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needs. At Sainsbury's, sales were up, but they have noticed customers

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are tightening their belts. If the Government wants people to pay off

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debts, the message is, it is already happening. We have seen

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customers do this for a long while. Of course, what might be good for

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individual consumers or households might not be such good news for the

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wider economy. If lots of people start paying down their debts and

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spending less on goods and services, that is not going to help the

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recovery. It could make an already weak growth outlook even worse.

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It wasn't all doom and gloom in the months between April and June.

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Household spending was down 0.8%, but manufacturing output saw an

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increase of 0.2%, service industries registered a 0.2% rise.

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There is more to the economy than just shopping but consumer spending

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is a vital part of it and the recovery will depend on whether

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that spending can pick up again. We can join Nick in Manchester. We

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seem to start the day with the Prime Minister telling us we should

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all pay off our credit cards. Then we ended up with what was

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effectively a big pep talk? never intended us to start the day

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that way. It was never I am told meant to be an instruction for

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people to pay off their credit cards, to save and not to spend. It

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was meant as a description of what was happening. I think what we saw

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today is the fact that much of what will really affect the real economy

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could not really be debated here, couldn't be discussed here. The

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Prime Minister is waiting, not for what he can do, but for what the

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Bank of England will do, probably tomorrow, to see whether it prints

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more money, so-called quantitative easing. He is waiting to see what

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the eurozone will do. Will they rescue the banks that are in

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trouble? We are waiting too for much more detailed announcements

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from the Chancellor to come next month in his autumn statement when

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we hear the details of his plan to get money in loans to small

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businesses and for that so-called Tory housing revolution. While we

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wait, a little nervously, it seems to me what the Prime Minister

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thought was worth doing is trying to invoke the spirit of the

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Olympics and hope that would cheer us all up.

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A tearful Amanda Knox says he is overwhelmed at being back on US

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soil after her acquittal for the murder of Meredith Kercher in Italy.

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In her first public comment as a free woman, Amanda Knox, who spent

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four years in jail, spoke to supporters in her home city of

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Seattle. David Willis was there and his report contains flash

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photography. Acquitted of murder and now back

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home, quite a week for Amanda Knox. It will wonder that she's

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struggling to take it all in. They are reminding me to speak in

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English. I'm having problems with that. I'm really overwhelmed right

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now. I was looking down from the aeroplane and it seemed like

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everything wasn't real. What's important for me to say is just

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thank you to everyone who's believed in me, who's defended me,

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who's supported my family. My family's the most important thing

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to me right now and I want to go and be with them. So thank you for

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being there for me. APPLAUSE Relief on the part of Amanda Knox's family

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that she's back home, but as for Meredith Kercher, Amanda Knox's

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lawyer stressed that she and Amanda had been friends and she urged Miss

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Knox's supporters to remember Meredith in their prayers. That was

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followed by a plea to the media for Amanda Knox to be left alone, to

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rebuild her life, a request which may not be granted. Although her

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father insists she has no plans to sell her story. No, it's a matter

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of giving Amanda some time to kind of readjust to being able to be

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outside and do what she wants, hopefully when she wants. Although

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the emphasis is on getting back to normal here in the sleepy Seattle

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suburb where she grew up, it's thought that eventually Amanda Knox

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may have little option but to sell her story in order to meet legal

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bills estimated at �750,000. Amanda Knox's family had asked people here

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to play down the homecoming nature of her release out of respect for

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Meredith Kercher. The view here is that Amanda Knox, far from being

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guilty of Meredith's murder, was the victim of a massive miscarriage

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of justice. The International Monetary Fund has

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warned a global recession next year can't be ruled out. It is as it

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says economic growth in European countries is in danger of petering

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out. Fears are being raised over a

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blurring of the lines between private and NHS care after news

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emerged of GPs prompting patients to go private. A York-based

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practice has written to some of its patients offering them a range of

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minor treatments privately claiming they are not funded by the local

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NHS. Our health correspondent Dominic Hughes has the story.

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Pat Summers needed a small surgical procedure, not essential or life-

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threatening, but something she would rather have done. So when her

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doctor told her the operation was no longer available on the NHS and

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she would have to pay, what did she think? She said, "We can't do it

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for nothing any more. We are going to, we can do this smaller ops" and

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you have the service there, why not use it. I was quite happy. This is

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what around 30 patients were sent, a letter saying their minor

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surgical procedure was no longer available on the NHS and they now

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had the option to have them completed as a private patient.

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Accompanying this was a price list for treatments at the clinic which

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is owned by the practice itself. And in Haxby village, there was

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some concern over patients paying for services that were once

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available on the NHS. Don't you think we are paying for at National

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Insurance and everything? It is getting a little bit ridiculous now.

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I think it is symptomatic of the pressures the NHS is under. Wartime

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not convinced about is the government's plans will do anything.

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The government's reforms of the NHS in England put GPs at the heart of

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the commissioning process, but doctors here have set up a private

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practice to fill the gap caused by services being cut in the financial

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squeeze. Many are concerned that if doctors up are responsible for

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buying and selling services, that could create a conflict of interest.

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This process where doctors can have private companies has not been you,

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it is about managing those conflicts of interest and making

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sure we are clear about how we manage that. At the surgery, they

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say they have done nothing wrong, but the proposed changes to the NHS

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in England means its relationship with private companies will come

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under closer scrutiny. Our top story tonight:

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The Prime Minister calls for Britain to find its can-do spirit.

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Coming up: Rescuers speak of their desperate

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attempts to save a two-tonne Later on the news channel, more one

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knows economic growth figures showing growth was less than

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previously thought this year. Thorpe and a tale of two route

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He rubbed shoulders with the rich and famous, but now Edward

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Davenport has been exposed as a crook. The self-styled Lord of the

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Manor was convicted back in May of defrauding dozens of victims of

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millions of pounds. Reporting restrictions have only just been

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Photographs from the album of Edward and Devonport, who calls

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himself a lord and loves to boast about the form -- and stars, rock

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stars and royalty who have partied at his grand mansion in central

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London. I am Edward Davenport, welcome to my website. His home was

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the location for films like the King's Speech. As entertainment

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business was legitimate, his venture into loans anything but.

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The court heard that between 2007 and 2009 alone, Davenport's firm

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Gresham offered alone more than half a billion pounds in return for

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a series of security deposits. Not a single penny was paid out. It is

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a practice known as advance fee fraud. In court, the prosecutors

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said Gresham's public image was entirely false. Essentially

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worthless. It's only business was fraud. Elizabeth Emanuel, who

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designed it wedding dress for Princess Diana, was one of his

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victims. She lost �5,000 on the promise of a loan of 200,000.

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is this website with pictures of Edward Davenport with very famous

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people, a lot of them credible people. The list goes on and on.

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There is nobody that hasn't been photographed with Edward Davenport.

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The Serious Fraud Office says she was one of more than 50 victims who

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between them paid out �4.5 million. We had victims who had nervous

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breakdowns, others resulted in bankruptcy. In short, numerous

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people have had their life-savings stripped away from them as a result

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of this enterprise. The man who promoted his celebrity connections

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was described by the Fraud Office as cynical, bogus and greedy. His

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scam made him a personal profit of more than �750,000.

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It was a 40th birthday celebration that ended in tragedy. Sonia Marra

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was flying over Manhattan on a dream sightseeing tour when the

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helicopter plunged into New York's East River. Two other passengers

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were seriously injured and are in a critical condition in hospital.

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Laura Trevelyan joins us now from It was a clear autumn day just like

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today when Sonia Marra was celebrating her 40th birthday with

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family and friends, but that helicopter ride ended with her

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death and three of the passengers injured.

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This is the helicopter which spun out of control, landed upside down

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shortly after taking off from heliport by Manhattan's East River.

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The experienced pilot, a friend of the passengers, tried to turn back

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after experiencing mechanical problems, but he couldn't make it.

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It was like a kick thumped, my window... I had a very loud. Police

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officers on a counter-terrorism drill nearby leapt into the water.

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The emergency workers were on the scene in seconds. A frantic rescue

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effort was under way. The pilot and three passengers were clinging on

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to the helicopter. They were hanging on to the rails. I have a

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feeling they took in a lot of water. They were shipwrecked almost. On

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the rails of the helicopter. dramatic scenes, emergency workers

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rescued the pilot and pulled the three passengers who managed to get

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out of the helicopter to safety. But Sonia Marra, celebrating her

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40th birthday with this flight, was trapped in the submerged helicopter

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and died. Her mother, stepfather and partner survived. New York's

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Mayor expressed his sorrow for the family's loss. Her Sowler prayers

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are with the deceased and our prayers are also with those three

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people in hospital. In the wake of the crash by this heliport,

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questions are being asked about the number of helicopters in New York's

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skies. One lawmaker has called on the aviation authorities to look at

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whether tourist helicopters should even be allowed to fly out of

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Manhattan. The wreckage of the helicopter has been pulled out of

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the East River. Safety officials have begun to investigate what

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turned a celebratory family trip into a tragedy.

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Investigators are looking at whether Rough winds could have been

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a factor in this crash. Thank you.

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The trial of two Pakistani Test cricketers accused of taking bribes

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to bowl no-balls during during a Test match against England has

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begun. Our sports correspondent James Pearce is at Southwark Crown

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Court. What did the court hear today? The allegations centre

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around the Test series between England and Pakistan last year, in

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particular the match at Lord's. The prosecutor said the case reveals a

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depressing tale of rampant corruption at the heart of

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international cricket, with the key players being members of the

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Pakistan team. The jury was also told about a meeting between the

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player's agent and an undercover reporter from the News of the World

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at which the agent said it would cost about �400,000 to throw a

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Twenty20 match, about �1 million to throw a Test match, saying he had

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six members of the Pakistan team under his control. Both men deny

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the charges. Thank you. Bath A 60-foot whale which became

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stranded on a beach in the Western Isles has died. Volunteers

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attempted to refloat it, but rescuers said the sheer size and

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weight of the mammal meant the chances of saving it were slim.

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On a remote beach on a Hebridean island, volunteers attempt to save

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a huge Wales are not native to these shallow waters. Its eyes

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slowly opened as they douse it with water and try to keep it calm.

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Rescuers had hoped to save this creature of the deep, but weighing

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many tonnes, its chances of surviving were always very small.

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When you get these massive animals coming anywhere near land, if they

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touch down on a beach somewhere, their own body weight will work

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against them because when they are not supported by the water,

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internal organs start to get crushed. There have been other

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stranded as recently. Earlier this year a pod of pilot whales also

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became strapped -- trapped in South Lewis. Most found their way back to

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the boil water. And in July, an even larger pod of 60 Wales became

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stranded for of Sutherland in the north of Scotland. 16 perished.

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may look as if there are a lot of standings, but if you look at the

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records through time, it is probably not unusual. But we always

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have to take care and watch carefully just in case there does

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become a grouping of standings and that might be the case that there

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is a problem. It is possible the whale will be buried in the sand

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where it was found. As nature reclaim as one of its most

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magnificent creatures, experts will magnificent creatures, experts will

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be trying to work out why it died. If time for a look at the weather.

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Wind and rain through the next few days, plenty of action. It's a cold

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fronts spreading its way down through the country. Lively bursts

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of rain this evening reaching the South East later. The cold front

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will introduce much chillier air later in the night and a rash of

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blustery showers to the north and west. Temperatures will be well

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down, particularly in the north. It will be a chilly des. For a shock

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to the system for parts of the south and east. Blustery winds and

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they will carry a number of showers. Initially across North and western

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parts of the UK, but those winds will send a showers south and east.

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The further north and west you go, the heavier the showers. As we go

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into the afternoon, we are expecting a group of more prolonged

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showers to develop over western Scotland and Northern Ireland and

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through the Irish Sea. Very squally winds, possibly up to 60 mph. Some

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fund and some like that and some hail, awful thoughts going on. --

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some lightning. Temperatures in the low teens. A chilly day tomorrow

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and we keep that theme going as we going to Thursday night and Friday.

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Most of the showers will ease off by Friday and hopefully the worst

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of the winds will die down. A brighter day and a crisp end to the

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working week. What about the weekend? It will start of pretty

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chilly. It will cloud over as well and eventually we will see

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and eventually we will see outbreaks of rain developing in the

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north and spreading south. Normal service has resumed!

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A reminder of the top story. The Prime Minister calls for

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