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The hidden scale of child abuse in the UK: a massive police

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operation across the UK arrests over 600 suspected paedophiles.

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But only 39 of them were previously known to police.

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They were all accused of accessing indecent images online.

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Hundreds of children have now been made safe.

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It is a crime which cuts across every strata of society, you cannot

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depict who is going to be looking at these images. It is a problem of

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academic proportions. made safe.

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The list of those arrested included doctors, scout leaders

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and former police officers. Also tonight:

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More people are in employment since records began, though wage

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increases are at a record low. -- More people are in employment

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than since records began, though wage increases are at a record low.

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Four children from the same family are killed by an Israeli missile as

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tens of thousands of Palestinians are urged to leave Gaza.

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Stephen Hawking on the proposed law to help the

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terminally ill end their lives, and why he thinks it should be passed.

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And, we are having a heatwave, health officials issue a warning

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with the hottest day expected Friday.

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The new school squeeze, thousands of children face being

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left without a school place by 2018.

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And a senior police officer says that he was removed from his post

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when he said that he was going to investigate child abuse.

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Good evening and welcome to the BBC News at Six.

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It's the biggest police operation of its kind involving 45 forces across

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the UK, targeting people watching indecent images of children online.

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The result, 660 suspected paedophiles have been arrested

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including doctors, teachers, scout leaders and former police officers.

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The vast majority were unknown to the police. Only 39 were

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registered sex offenders. The National Crime Agency says

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over 400 children have now been made safe as a result

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of the six month investigation. Angus Crawford has more.

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Child sexual abuse online, every digital device has a camera, meaning

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that paedophiles are now making and trading obscene pictures more than

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ever before. SHOUTING

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A national crime agency initiative launched large -- launched last

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October. Preventing child exploitation online has become a key

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priority. What has been developing over the last couple of years is an

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increasing understanding of the scale of the issue. The ability for

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people to access material very easily by the Internet has changed

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the face of this type of criminality. One of those arrested

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was a doctor. He had more than 1 million obscene images. Another, a

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grandfather, with access to 17 children. There was also a foster

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carer, looking after a vulnerable child. This operation sends a clear

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message: There is no hiding place for paedophiles on the Internet.

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National crime agency will not talk about its tactics. We do know that

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officers have expert training from the Los Angeles Police Department,

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and I had exclusive access to their online paedophile unit just last

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month. Dawn raids in force, backed up by high-tech forensic units, and

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a sophisticated software, which tracks, in real-time, people who are

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accessing abuse images. From what I can see, above Croydon,

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a red dot, that means there is an individual who at this moment is

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swapping images of child sex abuse. For experts based in the UK, the

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scale of the operation, operation notarised, must act as a wake-up

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call: It cuts across every strata of society. You cannot depict who is

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going to be looking at these images, it is an epidemic. -- operation

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Notarise. The police cannot complex there

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games on their own, it is also for the wider community to help stop

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this. Only 39 of the 660 suspected paedophiles are previously known to

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the police, does that suggest that so far the police have only

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uncovered the tip of the iceberg. It exactly suggests that, it really is

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the case that this is happening on the Internet, and when you put your

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hand into the water and try to feel around what is happening, you come

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up with a lot of people you have never seen before as far as

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investigators here are concerned. People who are able to trade these

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images anonymously, on the normal Internet, and also what is called

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the dark web, where they can hide their traces around the Internet by

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using certain types of software. It is clear this was an Internet

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targeted operation, targeted not against the people who are making

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abusive images but those who are sharing them. It is much easier to

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hide away when you are just sharing and swapping. They have been very

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careful not to give away what kind of techniques they are using. There

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is the suggestion they are not new techniques but they are increasingly

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using them to tackle this sort of online trade in material like this.

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They say they will continue to use it in future.

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More people are in employment in the UK that at any time

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since records began. The number of people in jobs rose

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by 1 million in the past year. It means that over 73% of

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people of working age are now in employment.

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However, wage increases are at a record low, rising by just 0.7%,

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some way behind the cost of living. Our Business Correspondent Simon

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Jack reports. Many hands make light work and there

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is now a record number of human hands at work in the UK economy.

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This robotics company is based in the north-east, an area of high

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unemployment, jobs are being created here at one of the fastest rates in

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the country. In the north-east we have very successful sectors like

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this sector, which is growing 20, 30% every year. People with the

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right skills are able to participate. It is high and

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manufacturing, building machines like this robot, which is filming me

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right now, which is fuelling job creation. These machines are used by

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the oil and gas industry to do dangerous underwater jobs that

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humans cannot do. That is what you do in an industrial city like

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Newcastle but what about here? Creating jobs in Northumberland,

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like this rural town, is much more of a challenge. In fact, you have

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got to create your own basically, providing a home for new businesses

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is one goal of this trust. We recognise that rural areas are very

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dependent upon macro enterprise, they employ between one and five

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people. Our role has been to create the right environment and stimulate

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and grow their business. Sarah Bell recently set up a recruitment agency

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and is one of the tenants. Without a place like this, my options would be

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limited, up to Edinburgh or down to Newcastle. Three hours commute,

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either way, each day. Or, I would have to look at more drastic options

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if I wanted to continue my career I would probably have to move.

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Self-employment typically pays less and it is wages across the board

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that are a concern. We have been seeing increasingly good increases

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in employment and falls in unemployment, but wage inflation is

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very low, people are getting jobs but they are not well paid according

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to the data. The Bank of England has said that if spending power

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increases that may be a prompt to raise interest rates. There is not

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yet any sign of that. There Four Palestinian children

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from the same family have been killed by a rocket attack

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on a beach in Gaza City, bringing the Palestinian death total to 213,

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Israel has urged tens of thousands of people to leave their homes in

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Gaza, amid signs that it's preparing to step up its military campaign.

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Israel says at least 155 rockets have been fired from Gaza,

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one Israeli has been killed. Quentin Sommerville reports.

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The children were playing on the beach in Gaza when the Israeli

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artillery hit, striking with such a force, there was nowhere to hide. As

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the survivors ran for cover, there was further shelling. The injured,

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more children, taken to a local hospital. As family members arrived,

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the shattering news. For the boys were brothers. -- four of the boys

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were brothers. TRANSLATION: Medical teams are in the area, looking to

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evacuate the dead and wounded from the site, which was completely

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destroyed. Their ages are between four and ten years old. Leaflets had

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been dropped earlier by Israel across northern Gaza warning people

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to flee, they carried what they could and headed for shelter in the

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schools. Israel has promised to intensify its military offensive.

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Already more than 200 Palestinians have been killed.

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Today, for the first time in this conflict, it was the turn of Israel

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to grieve. The family of the man who died, gathering with mourners to

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bury him. He was killed last night by a mortar from Gaza, the first

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Israeli to die. He died just hours after an cease-fire attempt failed,

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if it had succeeded commonly may have lived, so too may have the ten

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or so Palestinians who died overnight in Gaza. Nine days into

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the conflict, there is still no great appetite for peace.

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This evening, Gaza was overwhelmed with grief. Their pain was raw, as

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the bodies of the dead children were carried through the streets. Yet

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more civilians killed in a conflict which shows no signs of ending.

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And there are a series of special reports on the Middle East crisis

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on the bbc website, including all the background, and guides to the

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key players. A police file, seen by the BBC,

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has revealed the extent to which pressure was put

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on investigators to drop their inquiries into claims that

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the late MP for Rochdale Sir Cyril Smith had abused teenaged boys.

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The file was drawn up in 1970, only days after he was selected

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as the Liberal candidate for the forthcoming general election.

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Ed Thomas joins me now. What more have we learnt?

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Here is the document, all 14 pages, it details the police file against

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Cyril Smith in 1970. They were investigating him for abusing eight

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young boys in Rochdale. It is important for two reasons. First of

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all, it details the seriousness of the allegations against Cyril Smith,

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and secondly, it tells us the people who tried to protect him as police

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tried to investigate. On the abuse, one detective said: It is impossible

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to excuse his conduct, he appears guilty commonly used his unique

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position to indulge in a sordid series of indecent episodes against

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young boys. Next, the document revealed that powerful friends of

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Cyril Smith in Rochdale who tried to help him. They are not named, the

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names have been redacted. One is a justice of the piece, a magistrate.

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He made veiled threats against the police, he said, "this is not worthy

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of the court room", he said "the backlash will have unfortunate

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repercussions for the police and the town of Rochdale". The eight boys

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were not believed, Cyril Smith was never held to account, this file was

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even passed to prosecutors. A new rating system is to be

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introduced for care homes that could lead to the closure

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of those that fail to improve. The so-called

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"special measures" system is already been used for struggling hospitals

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in England. The head of the

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Care Quality Commission says her inspectors discover truly awful

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care in care homes week in week out which should not be happening.'

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Our Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes reports.

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Rotten stall in Lancashire, requires dedication, patients and kindness.

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70% of those who stay here have dementia. The health service

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watchdog already oversee standards in homes like this one. Now, it will

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have the power to put those that are failing into what is called special

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measures, the care home operators -- for care home operators, that will

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mean closer scrutiny. -- cooking after the residents of this care

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home in Lancashire requires dedication. We have got to make sure

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that poor care is eradicated. -- looking after the resident oral.

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-- looking after the residents. Good care has got to improve quickly or

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risk being shutdown. When Ray developed dementia, there were

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concerns about the quality of his carer which went unheeded, she said

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that other families need not go through the same experience. I hope

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that special measures will be a reinforcement where care is found to

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be inadequate, swift and decisive action is taken to support families

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and people living in care homes. I have been having a chat with the

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junior doctor... The Royal Blackburn took a year to come out special

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measures, improvements have been made in accident and emergency,

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staffing levels and how are handled. Managers argue that a more

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fundamental transfer is underway. We have begun to change the culture, so

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that when staff see that care being delivered is not safe, personal or

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effective, they are confident to raise concerns. I have left your

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brew up there for you. Hospitals and care homes are very different

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organisations but ministers are certain that the measures used in

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certain that the measures used hospitals can be used

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Top story: Massive police operation across the UK arresting more than

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600 suspected paedophiles. Wales' gold medal winning discus

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thrower Aled Davies shares his hopes for next week's Commonwealth Games

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The parents prepared to take their children out of school to reduce

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And re-opening in time for the centenary of the Great War.

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The Imperial War Museum shows off it's ?40 million transformation.

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More than 130 peers are expected to speak in a debate on the

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Assisted Dying Bill in the House of Lords at the end of this week.

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If passed, it would allow terminally ill patients in England and Wales

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deemed to have less than six months to live the right to help to end

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their lives. It's currently illegal -

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anyone assisting a suicide could face up to 14 years in prison.

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Those opposed to the bill argue it could put pressure on vulnerable

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people to kill themselves. Our Medical Correspondent Fergus

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Walsh has been talking to Professor Stephen Hawking,

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who is almost completely paralysed by motor neurone disease,

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about why he supports the bill. This is Stephen Hawking's daily

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routine, at 72, still working at the University. He has lived with a form

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of motor neurone disease over 50 years, despair, and suicide he

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believes are wrong, unless people are terminally ill and in great

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pain. Why should your pain be prolonged against your wishes, it is

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discrimination against the disabled to deny them the right to kill

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themselves, able-bodied people have. Isn't there a danger if the bill

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becomes law, vulnerable terminally ill people could feel pressurised to

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die? There have to be safeguards, that the person that wants to die,

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they are not being pressurised into it. Almost completely paralysed,

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Stephen Hawking uses his cheek muscles to operate a computer. His

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condition has not stopped him from becoming one of the world 's most

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celebrated scientists. In the fields of cosmology and theoretical

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physics. His health began to deteriorate while he was still an

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undergraduate at Oxford. But he has defied the odds, to live so long.

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Nevertheless, doctors once considered whether to turn off the

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life-support machine after a bout of pneumonia. You were given two or

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three years to live in your early 20s. The doctors got it wrong. Isn't

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there a danger with this bill, that people would choose to die who would

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have gone on to lead a long and productive life? This is a decision

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the individual has to make. It is wrong for the law to take away the

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option. I admit when I had my operation, I briefly tried to commit

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suicide by not breathing. However, the reflex to breathe was too

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strong. He's a father of three, and a grandfather. He has tried

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weightlessness, his ambition is to get into space, he has a zest for

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life and a keen sense of humour. It is not the body I want. It is the

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car. Many disability groups are profoundly opposed to the Assisted

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Dying Bill, which will debated on Friday by peers, for Stephen

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Hawking, the central issue is the freedom of the individual and the

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right to choose. about why he supports the bill.

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And tomorrow - on the BBC News at 6 and 10 - we'll be hearing

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from opponents of the bill. Many parts of the country have been

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basking in sunshine today, and it's due to get hotter.

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A heatwave is being forecast for the Midlands and the South

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and East of England. The Met Office says it expects the

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hottest day of the year on Friday. And health officials have issued

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a warning, urging people to think about

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the dangers of high temperatures. Our correspondent Sian Lloyd is

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in Great Yarmouth. I know it is a warning but it looks

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glorious there? Actually there is a gentle breeze which has got up this

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evening. It has been a very busy day on the prom, people out and enjoying

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the sunshine. And over the coming days as part of the world is

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forecast to get even hotter. -- this part of the world. The Met office

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has issued a level to heed warning, because it feels people 's health

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could be affected -- level two heat warning. People are warned to drink

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plenty of fluids, stay in during the hottest part of the day and use

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sunscreen. Temperatures are expected to climb tomorrow until Saturday.

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Parts expected on the east coast, the south-east, London and the

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Midlands, the West Midlands and the East Midlands. Plenty of other vice

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coming in at macro plenty of advice. Here on the east coast, London, West

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Midlands and East Midlands included -- plenty of advice. May be the heat

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did it for the connection there, we are sorry about that.

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From September all infants at primary schools

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in England are to get free school meals, paid for by the government.

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But 32 councils say they're having to provide money

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from their own budgets to make sure the scheme will work.

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An investigation for BBC Radio 5 Live has revealed that many are

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raiding their maintenance budgets to make up the shortfall,

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while others are passing the costs onto the schools themselves.

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Here's our education correspondent Alex Forsyth.

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It is said there is no such thing as a free lunch. That is true, in

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Kettering, in Northamptonshire. Like all schools in England it has two

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provide meals for all infant pupils from September. The Department for

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Education has provided funding, but this school, like some others, is

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having to find extra money for things like more staff to supervise

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children with hot food. It will cost around ?8,500 per year. It would

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translate into art resources, more resources, history and geography,

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you name it, that is the kind of money we would expect to be spending

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on curriculum resources over one year. Money is not the only issue,

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most teachers like the idea of providing healthy lunches, but there

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are some practical problems. Around 40 children in the school currently

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have hot meals, but from September there will be more than 300. They

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are having to use the school hall instead of serving sandwiches in

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classrooms, which leaves less time for other things like PE. But pilot

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areas which have trialled the scheme say it can work well, here in London

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every child already gets lunch provided, and it is popular. I like

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the school dinner. The deserts are very nice. They are really nice.

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It's really tasty. Rolling out free dinners across the country was an

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idea from the Liberal Democrats, today the schools minister said it

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is on track. I am confident we have funded this sufficiently, and well.

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Many people on the revenue funding have been saying they think the

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allocations we have made our generous, they will fund this

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easily. We have made a massive allocation of capital to improve

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school kitchens. Healthy meals are good for attainment and well-being,

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and most schools say they will offer one by September although for some,

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it is a challenge. A week today the opening ceremony

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of the Commonwealth Games will take place in Glasgow and

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for the team captain of Wales it will be a very proud moment.

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Paralympic discus thrower Aled Davies, who won two golds

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in London, will lead out his team and our reporter Kate Grey

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went to Cardiff to meet him. I can do this when it matters at the

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right time, I want to do it when it matters. Not just in training. I

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have the aspirations of bringing home the gold medal. Can he go

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further? Aled Davies was born with disabilities but he shot to fame in

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London 2012 with his gold medal winning throw and the memorable

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celebrations. Every emotion you can imagine came out, I won the gold

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medal, it was like a relief. The eight years of hard work and the ups

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and downs and the emotional roller-coaster it had been had paid

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off. I wanted to go mad. Running around like a wild animal. Becoming

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Paralympic champion has been the highlight of his career but

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competing for Wales at the Commonwealth Games has a special

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meaning. Howdy you feel when you put this on? I feel patriotic, I want to

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sing and go coal-mining. It is very special. Not taking away from Great

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Britain, I love Great Britain, but there is a lot more heart when it

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comes to Wales. This is an attitude he will be hoping to pass on to his

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team-mates as captain. Leading a 230 strong Welsh squad, a great honour

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and responsibility for the boy from Bridgend. It makes a great

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statement, to have Paralympic athlete as a captain, London was a

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stepping stone. We are still a long way from being equal. We are heading

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in the right direction. I train between 6-8 hours every day. It is a

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gruelling schedule but he still finds time to promote Paralympic

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sport and inspire the stars of the future. What are these events mean

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to you? This is where the champions of tomorrow are made. I love

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inspiring and giving back. If I can come here and inspire some children

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I feel like the job is done. He might relish being a role model but

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what matters the most is glory at the Glasgow games. I want to deliver

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performance that I can be proud of and everybody else can be proud of.

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Hopefully they can feed off it and see, this is how we do it. Time to

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put Wales on the map. went to Cardiff to meet him.

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Kate Grey talking to Aled Davies. Tomorrow we hear from our final

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athlete in the series, Northern Ireland boxer Alanna Audley-Murphy.

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Let's take a look at the weather, we were hearing about the heatwave, it

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will get very hot on Friday. Yes, Friday, we could smash 30 degrees

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for the first time this year. It's not just about the daytime

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temperature, night-time as well, very warm night. It will go bang

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with the thunderstorms on Saturday. More in a moment, hot weather talk

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is a little bit premature because today, it has been quite cloudy and

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cool. Providing quite a few showers across Scotland and northern England

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and Wales. This area of rain is moving south but it is fizzling out

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across to East Anglia and the Southeast. For most places it will

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be dry with some scattered showers in the North West. It will be a

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comfortable night the many places, temperatures 13-14. In the south it

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will be warm or humid, 17-18?. In the south it will be

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will be warm or humid, 17-18?. In morning. We could get some misty

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conditions in the south coast. For most places it will be a fine summer

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conditions in the south coast. For western Scotland but most places

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will see sunshine. It will be warmer, Glasgow will have

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will see sunshine. It will be degrees. Still a bit cool on some

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will see sunshine. It will be the North Sea coasts. Across

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northern England noticeably warm and bright with

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northern England noticeably warm and for Wales, 25, 20 6 degrees. Maybe

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cooler along the south coast. Inland, close to London, 27, 20 9

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degrees -- 25 or 26 degrees. Risk of the storms tomorrow night, pushing

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across western areas, they could be in the Liverpool area for the second

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day of the Open. Foremost, Friday is all about the heat. That is when we

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are likely to get 30-32 degrees. Cooler around the New York -- the

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coasts in the North. And then, the heat will cause problems, Saturday

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and Sunday we could have thunderstorms, potentially violent

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storms. The message is to stay tuned, it could cause problems from

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Friday and into Saturday. A massive police operation across the UK has

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resulted in the arrest of up to 600 suspected paedophiles.

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