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Rail passengers in England face another inflation-busting rise in

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their fares - it's the 11th year in a row. Ticket prices will go up by

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an average of 4.1%. Many passengers say it's a rise too far. I'm going

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to have to seriously decide whether I continue doing this for a job I

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really enjoy, or I change my life. We'll be looking at how the cost of

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rail is shifting from taxpayers to the passengers.

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Also tonight: House prices are rising at their fastest rate for

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seven years, say surveyors. Ministers claim the market has

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turned a corner. I was forced to take these bags in my luggage.

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The women accused of drug trafficking in Peru say they were

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set up. A sharp rise in prescriptions for

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hyper-activity drugs - they're up by 50% in six years.

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And heavens above - the meteor shower streaking its way across

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Hello and welcome to the BBC News at Six.

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Rail passengers in England face yet another hike in their rail fares.

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Individual prices will vary, but overall tickets will go up by an

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average of just over 4% from next January. The rise is set by the

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Government and is based on the latest inflation figure, as measured

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by the Retail Prices Index plus 1%. Campaigners say passengers face real

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hardship as prices outstrip their wages. Our transport correspondent

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Richard Westcott is at Euston Station. George, I know we are all

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still desperately clinging on to the summer but today is always the day

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when rail commuters find out how much extra they are going to be

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paying for their season tickets last year. The rise is slightly less than

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expected but it still means that just about everyone walking through

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that door tonight will have to find an extra �100 or �200 for their

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ticket next year. And there's a good chance their salary won't have gone

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up by that amount. We are used to it. We've had above-inflation fare

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rises every year since 2004. It's the one thing these busy commuters

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can rely on, on time, the every year for more than a decade, an

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inflation-busting fare rise. Like thousands of others, Jennifer takes

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the train to work. She pays �5,600 for a season ticket between

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Wellingborough and London. That means she is working for three

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months of the year just to pay her travel costs. If this happens every

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year within the next two or three years, I'm going to have to decide

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whether I continue doing this for a job I really enjoy, or I change my

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life. This rise covers around half of all train tickets, which are

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regulated by the Government. They include most season tickets and

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off-peak inter-city fares. They will all go up by an average of 4. 1%

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next January. That would add �92 a year to a season ticket between

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Sheffield and Leeds and 11 5 a year for those travelling between

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Liverpool and Manchester. In fact passenger as could be paying much

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more. The rail companies are allowed to increase some fares by as much as

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9%, as long as they cut similar tickets elsewhere. There is an irony

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to all these fare rise is. The original idea behind regulating some

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fares was actually to protect passengers from big price rises.

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Burr for the last 11 years politicians have been increasing the

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price of fares by more than inflation. But why? The Government

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wants to cut dramatically the amount of money it actually spends running

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the railways, and that inevitably means passengers will have to pay a

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lot more. So our commuters just an easy target to raise cash? They are

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not an easy target. Initially we planned to in which rail fares by

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RPI plus 3% and we changed that because of the pressures they were

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coming under and we've taken it down to as much millennium as we think it

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is right. -- to a minimum as we think it is right. Look at what's

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happened to regulated fares over the past decades decade and look at

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what's happened to the average wage. There is a cost of living crisis

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going on. The Government is out of touch if they think people can

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afford to pay an extra 9. 4% when their wages are stagnant or

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increasing by much less than inflation on average. These fares

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are set by Ministers but the train companies are often accused of

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cashing in too. So how do they answer those accusations?

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average season ticket on Chiltern Railways costs �3,000. I can fully

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understand why that seem as huge amount of money for a passenger to

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spend as one transaction. But each season ticket holder makes 16,000

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miles worth of travel be that ticket. If you try that by car you

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would never afford to do it for �3,000. Passengers in Scotland will

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be were off, with season tickets capped at the it rate of inflation.

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The Welsh Government has yet to decide what to do, and there is no

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rise plan indeed Northern Ireland. In England the inflation-busting

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rises are set to continue. There is another one planned for 2015 as

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well. And here is a thought. We've had thousands of pounds added to the

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cost of a season ticket, and a recession, but every year the

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railways are carrying record numbers of passengers. Back to you. Richard,

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thank you. There's another set of figures out

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today. House prices in many parts of the UK are on the way up. Overall

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they rose by just over 3% in the 12 months to June, according to

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official figures. And a separate industry survey showed prices are

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rising at their fastest rate in nearly seven years. But there were

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big regional variations, with prices falling in Scotland and Northern

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Ireland, as our chief economics correspondent Hugh Pym explains.

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Police in Peru have released footage of their interview with two women -

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one British, the other Irish - who That's the view of estate agents and

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surveyors around the UK. This agent in Cardiff says things have got a

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lot busier recently, helped by cheaper and more affordable

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mortgages. House sales have improved dramatically over the past few

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months, after the credit crunch, mainly due to more buyers into the

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market. We've registered probably 1,000 more buyers. Rising prices may

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be good news if you are trying to sell a property, but with many they

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are not welcome, with properties looking too expensive. I rent at the

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minute, so I would kind of feel that I couldn't afford to buy anything

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right now. They are paying ex-orb talent rent. We can't afford to save

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for a deposit and the notion of buying is more and more remote.

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latest figures from the Office for National Statistics show that US

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house prices were rising in the year to June. But there were variations

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In Scotland prices fell by 0. 9%, and in Northern Ireland where there

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was a fall of 0. 4% over the year to June. A scheme to encourage people

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to buy newly built homes in England has generated 10,000 reservations

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since the launch in April, better than house build bankers expected.

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The Government lends 20% of the value, allowing buyers to raise a

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deposit of 5%. Some warn this could stoke another housing bubble. Be I

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know we've seen a lot of optimistic data coming out over the past couple

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of months, but things such as transaction levels and mortgage

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approvals are still below where they were at peak, so we've got a long

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way to cover before we get to boom territory. Most agree that going

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back to the price rises and rapid turnover before the cries Weiss be

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bad for the economy, but getting the balance right in the UK housing

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market is never easy. Our political correspondent Ben

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Wright is at Westminster. If you look at our two top stories, people

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with houses will be feeling good and commuters will be feeling bad.

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Politicians I guess have to square those two things. That's right,

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George. It is not speeches and sound bites that tends to move political

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opinion. It's the big picture - the state of the economy, how flush

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people are feeling. Now we know that house prices are rising but wages

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lag far bind inflation. Bills are high. Train fares are going up. So

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if you are a voter who own as house, who has a job and commutes by car,

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you might be feeling fairly warm towards the Government at the

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moment. But if you are renting and can't get on the housing ladder and

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are paying a huge amounts on rail first, you probably won't. In this

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is one of the main Labour arguments against the Government. They think

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it is that as much as the recovery that will make a difference at the

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election. The Government says it comes down to economic competence

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and stresses what it is trying to do to alleviate living standards, like

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a freeze on fuel duty, but it is how the economy is felt in people's

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budge that's happens. Police in Peru have released footage of their

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interview with two women arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking.

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Customs officials in the country say they found cocaine worth �1.5

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million in their luggage. Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum-Connolly

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were about to board a flight to Madrid a week ago when they were

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arrested. Jon Brain has more. your name? Melissa Reid.What's your

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nationality? British. Appearing fairly calm considering their

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flight, this was Michaella McCollum-Connolly and Melissa

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Reiding with questioned on arrest at Lima airport. Madrid, Majorca.

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What's your name? Michaella McCollum-Connolly. What's your

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nationality? Irish.And what is your travel? But the next answer by Ms

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Reid makes it clear she is aware of just how serious the situation is.

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was forced to take these bags in my luggage. You know it contained

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drugs? I did not know that. These are the bags the police claim were

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found in the women's luggage. Disguised as food packaging it is

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alleged they contain 11 kilos of cocaine, with a street value of �1.

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5 million. As far as their friends and family were aware, the pair had

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been spending the summer working in Ibiza. They hadn't been heard of

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since 27th July. Last Tuesday they were arrested as they tried to check

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in for a flight from Lima back to Spain. Peru has become the biggist

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exporter of cocaine in the world, offering rich pickings for would-be

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smugglers. The Foreign Office says statistics giving consular

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assistance to Road. Its Irish counterpart is doing the same for Ms

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McCollum-Connolly. But before the arrests there were concern about the

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amount of drug smuggling in per ow there are more than 30 British

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nationals in jail there for that o efence. They found me with one kilo

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of cocaine in my stomach. This Government video was made

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specifically to warn of the potential dangers. I was arrested

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with 1. 1.9 kill os of cocaine and I still regret the day I said yes to

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the supplier. It is really different being in prison abroad. Today

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Melissa Reid's father said there was no way his daughter would get

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involved in the selling of drugs. The family of Michaella

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McCollum-Connolly said they were shocked and distressed but believe

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she will be exon rate. Their next court appearance is tomorrow.

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A 16-year-old boy has been stabbed to death in London. Ajmol Alom was

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set upon by hooded males in popular last night. Officer Officers -- in

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more can you tell us about this attack? Police say Ajmal was here

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last night when he was approached by a group of young men wearing

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bandannas. Ajmal was stab indeed the thigh and died of his injuries.

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Police say he was the target of gang-related violence but no

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indication that Ajmal was a gang member. By all accounts he was an

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indust rows hard-working pupil. His head mastery say he was a splend lid

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young man. Police say it is a motiveless unprovoked attack. He was

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the 8th person to die in an attack like this on the streets of London

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this year. The trial of a restaurant worker accused of strangling a

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teenager 13 years ago and dumping her body on a golf course has

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entered its second day. Rachel Manning with her boyfriend, Barri

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White, on the night she was last seen alive. The 19-year-old wore a

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blue wig and fancy dress for a party in Milton Keynes. The court heard

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Rachel left her friends in the early hours of the morning. Two days later

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police searched a golf course in Woburn. Rachel's body was found in

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this area. She had been strangled and her face disfigured by 17

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separate injuries. The weapon used, a steering wheel lock, was found

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nearby. In 2002 Barri White was convicted of his girlfriend's

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murder. Five years later in the Court of Appeal his conviction was

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quashed and he was acquitted at a later trial after serving six years

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in jail. For Rachel's family, the anguish continued. We had to see

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those horrific injuries first hand when we identified her body in the

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hospital mortuary. This was the most soul destroying thing any parent

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could go through. Now 13 years after Rachel was killed Shahidul Ahmed

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from Bletchley is on trial for her murder. The court heard that DNA

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from the 41-year-old chef was found on a steering lock used to hit the

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teenageary. The prosecution said police made the match when he was

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arrested and convicted three years ago for sexually assaulted a young

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woman in his car. The jury was also told that a trial against him

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earlier this year was inconclusive. He denies murder.

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When Rachel Manning was killed, her parents lost a much-loved daughter.

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They were in court today for a The top story.

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Rail fares in England go up, passengers face a 4.1% hike in

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prices from the beginning of next year.

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Still to come, the Church thieves who made off with a pair of

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priceless medieval art works. And, Liverpool wave goodbye to �15

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million as Stewart Downing leaves for West Ham for just 5 million

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after just two years of In Egypt, there have been more

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clashes between the security forces and supporters of the deposed

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president. The turmoil facing the country has punted human rights

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campaigners to warn of more attacks on the country's Christian minority.

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Coptic Christians make up 10% of the population of Egypt. The Coptic

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Church says 103 Christians have been killed since January 2011. Several

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churches have been targeted, including the Coptic Cathedral. We

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spoke to the parents of a girl killed last week. She was just ten

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years old. This mother's life changed forever

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last Tuesday. Her only child, Jessi, was shot dead as she walked home

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from church in Cairo. She says her daughter was just becoming a young

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woman and that she will miss her calling her mum. Phoebe and her

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husband Bill loss belief that Jessi was targeted because she was a

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us, the killers did not know she was my life, my future. I lived for her.

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So Muslims and Christians stood together in Tahrir Square, radical

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Islamists have blamed the Coptic Christian community for helping to

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remove Mohamed Morsi from power. Jessi and others are paying the

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price. Coptic and other Christians make up 10% of the population, over

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8 million people, but they are feeling increasingly vulnerable.

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Jessi was one of seven Christians killed in the last few months.

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Church properties have also been targeted. Many Christians have left

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already. Hostile messages written on the church walls, though this

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Catholic church was luckier than some. Others have been burned down.

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But until now, everyday, sectarian problems, burning churches, killing

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people, killing this small child, she is ten years old, it is not only

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the Christians, it is everybody who receive this message of terror from

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the Muslim Brotherhood and the parties. Has the family and friends

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mourn the loss of Jessi, any hope and break the violence will end

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soon, and that the darkness of sectarian strife will be lifted.

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An increasing number of children in England have been prescribed drugs

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for hyperactivity, according to the health care regulator. The CQC says

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prescriptions issued for drugs treating ADHD have gone up by 50% in

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six years. Parents are coming to hear that and

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the concerned. What is going on? These are intriguing figures. In

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2007, there were just over 400,000 prescriptions for drugs of this

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kind. By last year, it had gone up to 650,000. The reason it is

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surprising, it is only one to 2% of children that have ADHD that is

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severe enough to have drugs. They have side-effects, it can put them

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off their food, alter their mood, and over a period, potentially stunt

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their growth. This raises disturbing questions, of their children with

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mild ADHD who have been given drugs they do not need? More generally,

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our families and GPs having difficulty getting the kind of

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behaviour role, psychological help with managing this condition that

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would help them in the longer term and avoid the need for medication?

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A group of children picked up an unexploded pipe bomb which had been

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thrown at a police station in west Belfast last night. Two devices were

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used in the attack, but one failed to detonate. Police say they suspect

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dissident republicans were behind the incident. Nobody was injured.

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Police are on the hunt for a pair of 15th century oak panels stolen from

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a church in Devon. Conservationists say the panels are of national

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importance but it appears there was little security in place.

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This is what the panels looked like before the raid. And this is what

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was left afterwards. A whole way two due date 15th century works of art

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were crudely priced from their ancient setting. The panels are

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priceless, unique, like a Turner or Constable, there are no other

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examples, and the only worth they have is as an indigenous part of

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this church. The stolen panels depicted St Victor of Marseilles and

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Saint Margaret. A third panel was smashed in the raid. For local

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people around the area, the theft is a cultural and historical play.

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survived the Reformation, it has survived revolutions, and here we

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are, 600 years on, somebody has taken them. Police were examining

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the church but say it is not clear who would have taken works of art

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like this. It looks like the panels were targeted, nothing else has been

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disturbed, and they have not been taken up with any great care, but it

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looks like they were taken specifically. There are more than

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330 churches like this dotted around isolated parts of Britain. The

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problem for many is keeping them secure. Although the government and

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the Church of England together give �4 million for the upkeep of the

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buildings, they have to be kept open injuring the day so that the public

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can give their vital donations. In the ecclesiastical terms, there

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could be something evil about this medieval robbery. The thieves are

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now prepared to take the very art and church infrastructure.

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Amateur astronomers woke up bleary eyed this morning after one of the

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clearest displays of shooting stars to have lit up the British skies in

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years. The so-called Perseid meteor shower happens every year, but last

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night's was particularly spectacular.

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Use of last night's media shower. Shooting stars created by particles,

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some as small as a grain of sand, bombarding the Earth from space. It

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happened around this time each year. Under clear skies, the new

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moon, and the show at its peak, last night was perfect. I joined amateur

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astronomers at Hertfordshire Observatory to see for myself.

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have seen the first few meteors, an amazing sight. At its peak, there

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will be one every minute, providing nature's own firework display.

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is what we saw through the night vision camera. Eight hours condensed

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into a few seconds. I saw a really bright one over there. It was really

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impressive. It has been great, we have seen 20 shooting stars over the

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last couple of hours. I have never seen so many at one time before, it

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has been brilliant. The sham it is caused by a trail of debris from a

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giant comet. It goes around the sun, just like the Earth, but its orbit

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is at an angle, meaning that every year, between July and August, the

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Earth drifts into the comet's Trail and is showered with meteors.

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looking at this. We are looking at bits of a comet that originated from

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8 billion kilometres away. Its birthplace is over 50 times the

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distance between the Earth and the Sun. It has come from the very outer

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edges of the solar system. There are records of the spectacle dating back

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thousands of years. Stirring the heart of our ancestors. It is a show

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that will inspire generations to come.

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hopeful we will start to see clear skies developing. Already, holds

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breaking through the cloud. If you are thinking of heading out to see

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the media showers tonight, eastern Scotland will see some clear skies,

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parts of northern England, a good chance, there is a bit more cloud

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further west, a weak weather front stops to approach, so things become

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more overcast through the night. Maybe the odd spot of light rain or

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drizzle keeping the temperature is up. Further east, it will become

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quite chilly, especially for eastern Scotland. Whilst we might see the

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odd spot of rain tomorrow, for many, it will be a dry day. The early

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bright test lasts through the morning -- through the afternoon

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across eastern areas. Elsewhere, it will turn cloudy. Cloudy sky for

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western Scotland. It could be damp and drizzly. For Northern Ireland, a

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bit of late afternoon brightness, but we still have cloud around

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south-west England, misty and murky, with low cloud and hill fog as well.

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The further east you are, the better chance you have of the sunshine. By

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Thursday, we still expect this warm, moist, humid air to be drawn up from

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the south-west corner. Although Thursday sees a rising temperatures,

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it brings a fair amount of cloud, along with rain, and some of it

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could be heavy, with heavy showers developing. More details by going to

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