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The computer hacker Gary McKinnon wins his ten-year battle against

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extradition to America. He broke into US military computers. The

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Home Secretary says he is too ill to face a trial in the United

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States. Relief for his family. have done it. The little person,

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not just the privileged. We will be asking what it means for other

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cases. Also tonight: The hope of justice for the Hillsborough

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victims. The Government wants the original verdict quashed. Prince

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Charles's letters to ministers will remain secret. We are told

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publication would affect his preparation to become the future

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king. Essex police relied a racial motive for the fire that killed a

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mother and her four children. -- dismiss a racial motive. They were

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intelligent and sociable children with a good sense of humour. They

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were much loved by everybody. arrival at a seaside town in Devon

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sets the tongues wagging. Damien Hirst's sculpture causes quite a

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stir. I will be here with sport state, with the latest qualifiers.

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Good evening and welcome to the BBC News at six. Gary McKinnon has won

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his ten-year battle against extradition to America on charges

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that he hacked into military computers. The first ever

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intervention of its kind, Theresa May block the move, saying Gary

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McKinnon was seriously ill and might take his own life if he was

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sent to the United States. His mother, who has led the campaign,

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described this as a victory for the little person. He couldn't speak,

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he literally couldn't speak. Gary McKinnon's mother reveals how her

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son reacted. He was hugging and crying, it was emotional.

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unmistakable relief and joy of a parent that has been fighting the

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United States government for a decade. We have done it, we have

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one for the little person. Gary McKinnon does not deny the charges.

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From a room at his girlfriend's House, he carried out at what one

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US prosecutor described as the biggest military hack of all time.

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His supporters say he is a young man with Asperger's syndrome who

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was simply looking for information on US fors. Gary McKinnon's fight

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against extradition one in supporters across public life.

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David Cameron raised the case with President Obama as the Home Office

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were asked to reassess his medical condition. They said he was at

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serious risk of committing suicide if forced to attend trial in the

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United States. I have concluded that this extradition would give

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rise to such a high risk of them ending his life that the decision

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to extradite would be incompatible with his human rights. I have

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withdrawn the extradition order against Mr McKinnon. Cheering and

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clapping in the House of Commons, but the reaction will have been --

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a decision will have been greeted differently in the Pentagon. In the

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months after 9/11, he hacked into it 96 computers. On one, he brought

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a message against United States foreign policy. It is not the end

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of the road for Gary McKinnon, he could face charges in this country.

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Theresa May also said she wanted to reform the extradition process to

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make it speedier. One move that would be to see if someone should

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be tried in this country or overseas. If the message goes out

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that we see extradition as only a one-way street, other countries

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will also be saying that, why should we co-operate with Britain?

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They will accept medical reasons. Two weeks ago, the Home Office was

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celebrating success in getting four citizens extradited to the night

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the States. One of the four was accused of packing and suffer from

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Asperger's syndrome. Supporters have accused the government of

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double standards. You suggest that there are implications for other

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cases. It is an important moment. Medically, this was an exceptional

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case, but Theresa May is in a strange position because she is

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wearing two hats. She is a Conservative politician, but she

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also has a judicial role as Home Secretary. I think there can beat

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tension between those two roles. People spoke about pick-and-mix

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extradition, politicians interfering and having Abu Hamza at

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deported but not Gary McKinnon. One thing I thought was interesting

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about the reforms was the idea that she should give up her Paris. That

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would be exactly the kind of decision she made today, handing

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that back to the High Court. -- give up her power. It is an

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important moment for Gary McKinnon but also perhaps an important

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moment in terms of the reform of extradition law. The Attorney-

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General has paved the way for fresh inquest into the Hillsborough

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disaster in which 96 football fans died after a damning report last

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month that exposed evidence of a cover-up. Dominic Grieve QC had

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applied to the High Court to have the original verdict of accident

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quashed. It is 23 years since 96 Liverpool fans were fatally crashed

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at Hillsborough. Since that date, despite a long legal campaign, the

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relatives have never felt they had just this. Since the publication of

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the Hillsborough report, there is a chance of criminal charges, are far

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reaching investigation into the police, and fresh inquests.

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Relatives came to Westminster today and learned that the Attorney-

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General will apply for the original verdicts to be quashed and I knew

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it inquest to be held. These teenagers both died at Hillsborough.

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-- a new inquest. Their parents have welcomed this. We did not have

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the correct verdict. The verdict was accidental death and it was not

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correct. I am pleased that, at long last, hopefully, we will get the

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correct verdict. The original inquest was controversial because

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it only heard evidence about Hillsborough at the fort 3:15pm on

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the day of the disaster. -- before 3:15pm. 96 deaths occurred and 86

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inquests were help. -- 96 inquest were held. It would be best to hold

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all of them again, but I want the family is to hold representations

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with me on that issue. I will be in contact with them. For 23 years,

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the family say they were fighting the authorities. Today, they came

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to Westminster and were invited to give their input into the holding

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of new inquest. They say after all this time, the establishment is

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taking them seriously. The family say they hold the Attorney-General

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will be able to make his application soon. Next week there

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will be a debate about Hillsborough or in Parliament. Campaigners deal

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appeared 23 years of waiting, the wheels of justice are moving

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quicker than ever. -- the campaigners feel after. The

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government has blocked the publication of seven letters

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written by Prince Charles. He said it would undermine preparations for

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him to become a future king. It has been criticised by Freedom of

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Information Act to this. Our reporter is at Clarence House. What

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reasons are being given for keeping these secret? The Prince of Wales

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has written letters to ministers for years on his favourite subject,

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and they are known by some as the Black Spider Memos, one account of

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his creative penmanship. To the critics, this has been

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inappropriate lobbying. The Guardian newspaper has tried to get

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some of the letters published, and they were backed by an information

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tribunal, but the Attorney-General said the future King, like the

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Queen, had a duty to be consulted by ministers. It was all part of

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preparation for becoming king. Publication, he said, would

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threaten his political neutrality. In other words, there will be more

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letters from here soon. Police in Essex say there is no evidence of

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racial motive behind a house fire in which a mother and her four

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children died yesterday. The police are still treating it as suspicious.

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Sabah Usmani, her three young sons, and one of her daughters, died when

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the home was engulfed in flames. Five members of one family died in

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the fire. Sabah Usmani, Hira, Sohaib, Rayyan, and Muneeb, died.

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Flames tore through their house. People came to the scene to lay

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their tributes. They are offered support to relatives of the family.

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It is very sad. It is terrible. You don't think it is right to happen.

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I also have children, and hearing that happen to them is really sad.

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I don't even know what to say. police continued the search for

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evidence, two questions remain unanswered. How did the fire start?

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It was deliberate, why did happen? There is nothing to indicate this

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is racially-motivated, but nothing has been ruled in and nothing has

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been ruled out. Where does the investigation lead? Police already

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have ruled out a racial motive. They dismissed any suggestion that

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a serial arsonist was responsible. But the car that was also one FA

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has been taken away for examination. -- on fire. The head teacher of the

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local primary school attended by the children said pupils and staff

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were distraught. They were intelligent and sociable, with a

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good sense of humour, good sports and much loved by everybody.

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father, Dr Abdul Shakour, is said to be recovering, and has moved to

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the Hospital in Chelmsford where his one surviving child is critical.

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Today, close colleagues came to the highest offer condolences. As you

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would expect, he is inconsolable. Anybody who is the father or

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husband his family have been taken away his... It is a difficult time.

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Police are describing this as a major investigation and are

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determined to find out why one family and this community has

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suffered such grief. In the last few minutes, the BBC has announced

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who will lead two investigations into the corporation following the

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child abuse allegations against the late Jimmy Savile. The review will

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be led by a former High Court judge, at Dame Janet Smith. It will also

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be led by the former head of a news agency. The inflation rate is now

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2.2%, the lowest for three years. It means prices are still going up

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but at a slower pace. This is important as it forms the basis on

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which the benefit rises are calculated. Our correspondent has

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been to Derbyshire to see what impact it has been having. Which

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way is inflation heading? Pensioners like these ramblers in

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Derbyshire are as keen to know as anybody. The September inflation

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rate is used as a benchmark for the next state pension increase, but

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they are guaranteed a minimum of 2.5%. Now they know they will get a

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rise above inflation. Today we land the cost of living was up to 0.2%.

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It means better value for your money. -- 2.2%. We are OK and we

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live within our means. It is not affecting me too much because we

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have gone about life the right way and we have saved. But as I

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discovered, some felt even with lower inflation, their budgets were

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under pressure. Everybody -- everything seems to be going up. It

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might be at a slower rate but it is still eating into our reserves.

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Inflation may be heading into the right direction but there are many

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cost pressures not made in the UK, I outside the control of British

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policy makers. With these, there are concerns of problems further

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down the track. This outdoor clothing specialist based in

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Derbyshire can see the trends which might affect next year's shop

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prices. It uses synthetic materials were costs reflect global oil

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prices. Most of the product are made in Asia. Oil prices are rising

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and that impact on the cost of materials, and we know that wage

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rises in Vietnam are increasing by as much as 25%, so we will go back

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to the factories and negotiate but that will flow through to the

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consumer. The consumer will also see higher gas and electricity

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bills flowing through over the next couple of months, which could push

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Our main headline - Gary McKinnon has won his ten-year fight against

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extradition to America. Coming up - one MP has called for a boycott of

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the coffee giant Starbucks. Later on the BBC News Channel, how long

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Record numbers of people are resorting to emergency food

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handouts, according to figures from the UK's biggest food bank network.

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It says they have helped more than 100,000 people in the last six

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months, more than twice as many as in the same period last year. It is

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harvest festival time, and they have gathered plenty of food at

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this school in Salisbury. I think it might be very helpful, because

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other people needed more than us. So, where do these donations end

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up? This is one very grateful mother. Three days' worth of

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emergency supplies for a family which is struggling to feed itself.

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Thank you! It is the best thing! This lady has four children. One of

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them has a disability. Dared teachers martial-arts, but needs

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more work. They cannot make ends meet. It has all been taking its

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toll. I lost quite a lot of weight. I have been poorly, but my husband

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has lost a lot of weight as well. It is all because of all of the

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cutbacks, because we cannot meet our overheads. And there are many

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more people like these, relying on the food banks, which are manned by

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volunteers. They are storing up for winter. This charity never imagined

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that when it set up this first food Bankia more than a decade ago, it

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would end up feeding so many people. We are deeply concerned about this

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winter. We have heard that energy prices will be going up, so, the

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basic question, do I feed my children or heat the house, will be

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a question which affects far more people this winter than last winter.

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This family are already behind with their bills, but through the

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goodwill of others, they are not going so hungry. But they are

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determined to get back on their feet. Doctors in Birmingham say

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they are pleased with the progress of the 14-year-old girl who was

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brought to Britain for treatment after being shot in the head by the

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Taliban in Pakistan. Staff at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital say Malala

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Yousafzai should make a good recovery. There has been concern

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about security after a woman claiming to be her mother tried to

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enter the hospital. The former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan

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Karadzic sh, who is charged with war crimes from the 1990s, has

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begun his own defence at The Hague. He is accused of masterminding some

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of the worst atrocities in Europe since the Second World War. He told

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the court he was a mild and tolerant man, who had sought peace.

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Radovan Karadzic brought his old wartime certainties to court. He

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showed not a hint of self-doubt. I should be praised, not prosecuted,

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he said. I never allowed even the smallest crimes. I reduced

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suffering and showed mercy. I am not an aggressive man.

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TRANSLATION: On the contrary, I am a mild man, a tolerant man, with

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great capacity to understand others. In the public gallery, survivors of

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the war shouted, lies, lies, but he went on. The notorious

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concentration camps in which Muslim them were detained and often

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murdered were faked, he said, for the media. This man was in one such

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camp in 1992. Today he left the public gallery in tears. I feel sad

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and humiliated to hear this, he told me. It is not true that what

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happened in that camp was faked. In 1994, a shell killed 68 people in a

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marketplace in Sarajevo. Radovan Karadzic said this was also faked.

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Some of the dead were in fact shop- window mannequins, he said. It is a

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shame this orchestration. TRANSLATION: Obviously, some people

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got killed by that explosion, but we also saw Android mannequins

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being thrown, creating this show for the world. In 1995, at

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Srebrenica, where 8,000 men and boys were murdered, he said there

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were no indications that anyone had been killed. He had given an order

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that all civilians were to be protected. His case is that the

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Serbs had no choice. They were people who knew their history, he

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said. They had been faced with genocide before, and were

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threatened with genocide again. All members of the international

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community came, he said, with such enormous prejudice against the

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Serbs, that there was nothing we could do to get the truth across.

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That so many of the crimes he has accused of did in fact take place

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is beyond doubt. Can he prove his innocence when the Guild of so many

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others is already established? The coffee giant Starbucks has been

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criticised over reports that it has not paid any corporation tax in the

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UK for three years. It follows a four-month investigation by the

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Reuters news agency. Starbucks insists it does pay its fair share,

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but one MP is calling for a boycott of the company. Vicky Young reports.

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They are a global giant, and part of a daily ritual for coffee

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drinkers. But now, an argument is growing after it emerged that

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Starbucks paid no UK corporation tax for three years. It has not

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broken the law, but one MP is calling for action. There are

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independent coffee shops on every high street - go and use those, do

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not use Starbucks, or perhaps any offer of the large chains. If they

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think customers are responding with revulsion to big companies are not

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paying their taxes, then they will Starbucks has attracted the

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attention of politicians, with its promise of job creation and

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apprenticeships. It is thought the company has been able to cut its

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tax bill since 1998 by paying fees to other parts of its global

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business, such as royalty payments for use of the brand. The company

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Any company that is doing activity in Britain must be paying taxes on

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that. I cannot make a comment on any company, I do not know the

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details, it is a matter for HMRC to look at. At Starbucks, customers

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had stronger views. It is quite a shock, really. Perhaps it is a bit

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immoral, but they employ nearly 9,000 people in this country.

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Ministers today have been reluctant to talk about the details of

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Starbucks' tax affairs, but this will be embarrassing for a

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government which has talk so much about clamping down on tax

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avoidance and making sure that we all pay our fair share in an age of

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austerity. The seaside resort of Ilfracombe

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has unveiled a giant new art work by its most famous resident, Damien

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Hirst. The sculpture, 60 foot tall, shows a naked, pregnant woman, and

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not everybody is happy about it. There she is. After all the debate,

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all the glimpses over the last few months, finally, in the last hour,

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Verity has finally been installed at the end of Ilfracombe Pier,

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looking out to sea. She is heavily pregnant. She is taller than the

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Angel of the North. Waiting for her to go up today has been a bit like

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waiting on a maternity ward. It was a long and difficult labour. Lying

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on her back, a heavily pregnant woman, cared for not by midwives

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but by men in hard hats. They were polishing her bumper, preparing her

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for delivery. Then, with her legs in stirrups, Verity, as she is

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known, was tilted up and lifted into position. Naked, 66ft tall,

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and 25 tonnes. I am just absolutely awestruck, she is amazing.

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Fantastic. Great for Ilfracombe, great for tourists. We have already

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heard a couple of people saying, what a fantastic place, and then,

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oh, look at the coastline! But this is unlike anything you have seen

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before. On one side, the figure's internal organs and unborn child

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are clearly visible, and not everybody is impressed. I thought

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it was awful, a horrible thing to depict Ilfracombe, with its natural

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beauty. But that is the ultimate in natural beauty, is it not? Not with

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the insides showing, it is just not nice. I live here, and I have got

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to look at it every day. It is horrible! I do not want to look at

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that. We have got enough pregnant women in the town without having

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another one. Ilfracombe is a surprising location for a piece

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like this. Damien Hirst's work, like his shark pickled in

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formaldehyde, is normally found in the world's top galleries. But it

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is often shocking. And it is always expensive, like this skull

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encrusted with diamonds. But this giant statue presents other

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concerns. They tell me that the next thing is for her waters to

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break. When that happens, I will be off. Stay out of the way! Yes, that

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will cause a flood. No sign of that just yet. It is designed by Damien

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Hirst to represent truth and justice, but in fact, the council,

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who have agreed to have this alone for 20 years, want it to be a

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symbol of the boldness of this town, and its determination to move ahead,

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away from being a stuffy old seaside resort into the future,

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with a business future as well. It with a business future as well. It

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is time to catch up with the weather now.

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Well, Verity enjoined -- enjoyed some sunshine today, and she will

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again tomorrow as well. The rain is coming in from the south-west at

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the moment. It will spread up across most of England and Wales,

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Northern Ireland, and getting up into the borders of Scotland later

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on as well. Meanwhile, the northern Isles of Scotland will be cold and

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frosty. So, quite a contrast. It will be several degrees below

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freezing, I would imagine, in some Highland glens tonight. It will be

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a wet day across the north of Scotland tomorrow. Elsewhere, the

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rain will clear through, leaving sunshine and blustery showers. Most

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of Scotland is looking a bit bleak, with a chilly northerly wind. For

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Northern Ireland, and most of England and Wales, we can look

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forward to some sunshine again. There will be some sharp showers,

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nevertheless. Some sharp showers certainly for Western parts of

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England and Wales, but that is not the main concern. The main concern

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is the strength of the wind. With high spring tides, we could see

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some overtopping of the waves, and saturated ground as well. Moving on

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to Thursday, it will be drier in the middle. A lot going on. Flood

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warnings are out from the warnings are out from the

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