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Hello, this is East Midlands Today. Our top story tonight, the pub

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attack that has left a young man with serious burns.

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This was the scene moments after Russell Banks was set alight. But

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what was the motive? He said he was scared. He said, Dad,

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I'm not a bad person, why has this happened to me?

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It has been 10 years since he was sure to be back. But Tommy's

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attacker is still at large. Plas Tan Research in Nottingham

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could soon mean less salt in our shopping. -- plus how Research in

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Nottingham. The and the actress who will not lead to dyslexia beat her.

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A fine that how I think dyslexia Hello, good evening, welcome to the

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programme. The at the top story tonight, the shocking attack that

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has left a young man in hospital sedated with serious burns and his

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friend suffering nightmares. The two men were enjoying a drink

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in a pub when a flammable liquid was thrown at them. Somehow, it was

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then set alight at the two men were on fire.

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With more on this story, let us join our reporter Helen Astle who

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is in Leicester for us now. Good evening. It was meant to be a

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normal night out, a few drinks at the pub. Instead, what happened

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here behind me was horrific and the long-term effects could be forever.

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One family told me it has tarnished their lives.

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Just every week ago, Russell Banks was enjoying a night out with

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friends at the Rainbow and Dove pub in Leicester. He and his friend

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were attacked, someone threw flammable liquid over them. Russell

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now lies in a hospital bed with horrific burns. If his parents

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managed to see him before he was sedated. A he said he was dead.

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He said, Dad, I'm not a bad person, why has this happened to me?

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Rosso's friend, Robert Laszewsk, who does not want to be shown on

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camera, was also injured. He is now recovering at home.

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I am having nightmares sometimes. I try to keep strong. I am thinking

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of Brussels. If it's going through my head all the time. If he is in a

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worse condition than I am? I AM thinking of Russell.

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CCTV images have been released. The man police want to speak to is

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shown running away but his jacket on fire.

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If you know this person, how could you live with that? Just to do the

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right thing. I do not feel anything at the moment.

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It is a horrendous crime, and we have got no motive for it, no

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reason why someone would do this. It appears to be a total -- totally

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random and isolated attack. If y somebody would do something I that

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is beyond me. His arms and hands are very bad. He

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is unlikely to get for use again. His face is healing nicely, we are

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very hopeful on his face because that is the big thing. You can't

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cover that, really. Russell's friend, who was also

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injured, has been discharged from hospital. Russell's friends do not

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know when he too will be allowed to come home, but they said the

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effects will last forever. It is not just burns. These people

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have to know that it will affect him for the rest of his life. It is

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not just one life they have tarnished, you have taken a bright

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light and deemed it. A 5000 Bannan reward is being

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offered. -- a �5,000 reward is being offered. Police are asking

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people to come forward. Russell's that has said his children are his

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life, and someone has taken a bit of that away.

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Thank you very much. You are watching East Midlands

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Today. Still to come, the weather. And

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Sally has found something which sums up the forecast.

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It is annoying side for motorists across the East Midlands, at this

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recycling process was designed by students at the University of

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Nottingham, and these are not as annoyingly squeaky as mine will be

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over the coming days. At the meals-on-wheels service

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Next, a soldier from the East Midlands' largest army battalion

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has been killed in Afghanistan. He is one of hundreds of men who have

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just been deployed with the Mercian Regiment's 2nd Battalion. The

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soldier was shot dead doing -- during a province in Helmand -- a

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patrol in Helmand province this morning. He has not been named, but

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his family have been told. An inquest has been opened into the

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death of a 16-year-old girl killed and a hand gliding crash. Lois

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Preston was making a solo flight at Darley Moor near Ashbourne last

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Friday's when the hand glider crashed into the ground. She was

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taken to the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham where she died from

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her injuries. The inquest was adjourned.

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They have been more protests over the government's decision to abort

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a lucrative trading bill -- train making contract to a German company

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instead of Bombardier. A campaign has gathered outside a rail

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conference despite the key target of their anger failing to turn up.

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Two days ago, Theresa Villiers pulled out where she had been

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billed as the main speaker. We are supposed to live in a

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democracy where politicians represent the views of people. Here

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she says she were not represent a more listen them. I do not want to

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be in the same room of them! This is determination of a historic

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industry of Africa in Derby, one that has shaped its past and we had

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its future. A young father who was partially

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paralysed in a shooting 10 years ago says he is desperate for his

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attacker to be brought to justice. If Tommy Lau was visiting friends

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in a village in Europe when a bullet was fired through a glass

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door. He was not the intended target, and the gunman has never

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been caught. This was not the life that Tommy

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had planned. He was a student who was looking forward to working in

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the fashion industry and travelling the world. But those dreams came

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crashing down the moment he got caught up in an appalling crime.

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I heard a bang. I've felt a tingle on my back, and it was like I had

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been electrocuted or something. It was close to bonfire night, so I

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thought one of the kids was playing with a firework. And then I looked

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over my shoulder and I saw smoke coming out of my back. Everyone was

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screaming, I was screaming. I looked at the doors, and three-

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quarters of the way up I could see a whole. After that. I knew I had

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been shot. It happened only weeks after he had

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been married. He was in the wrong place at the wrong time. The gun

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was fired into warehouse where he was visiting friends. It is

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suspected to have been organised by a notorious organised crime Group,

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and the bullet is still in his spine.

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It is hard to carry on with your life knowing that there is someone

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still out there who has done this to me. I would just like some kind

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of justice and for them to suffer as much as I have suffered. They

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did not even look be in the eyes that night, so they did not know

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who they were shooting. When the bullet went, that is the head

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height of the kit. So one of the kits is really lucky not to have

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been shot in the head and killed. Now Tommy has a child of his own,

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as looking after his daughter has given him a new lease of life. 10

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years on, the police still want witnesses to the shooting. There is

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still a �10,000 reward if his attacker is caught.

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We often reminded that a high level of salt in our diet is not good

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enough for us because it is linked to a host of problems. But research

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carried out here in the East Midlands could be about to change

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all that. A University of Nottingham design

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company has created a new type of salt which is apparently better for

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us, at the food industry is finding it very tasty indeed.

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We are all told to think healthy and cut back on things like fat,

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sugar and salt. Scientists in Nottingham are about to

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revolutionise our shopping without us even noticing. From next year,

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things like bread, Peter ready meals and fast food could all have

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their salt levels cut by as much as one-third.

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It is because of this, a new type of salt developed here which does

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its job a little better. It is all down to its revolutionary shape.

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This is normal salt with its square grains. This is the new type. It is

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created by the University's company. We take standard salt and we to a

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process on that that miniaturise is it into a hollow ball of salt. So

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you actually have the same effect and taste, but actually get far

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less of it in the product. From a brain a 100 times smaller

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than usual, comes some very big money. A multi-million pound deal

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for with a global food brand will mean products across the world will

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soon be using it. It is very exciting. You are sat in

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your lap and you do not really think it could have a wider impact.

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It is very exciting when you find that it is such a big issue and you

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can do something about it. This product will enable people to

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carry on eating the food they like to eat, Brett, Peters, a range of

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these foodstuffs, but actually get less salt into their bodies. --

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bread, Peter. We will enable this to open up

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access to more people. You may have already tasted it. A

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small number of people have tried it. The hope is that it will soon

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be in every house. You are watching East Midlands

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Today. In other news, campaigners who are opposed to plans to drop

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low-level radioactive waste in a landfill site near Stanford have

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lost an appeal in the High Court. In May, the government gave the go-

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ahead for the proposals at Kings Cliffe despite widespread

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opposition. It followed a two year battle between local people and the

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waste company Augean. Campaigners have vowed to fight on.

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Work to repair an electricity sub- station in Derbyshire is expected

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to cost around �1 million. It has been three weeks since an explosion

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at Winston led to thousands of homes without power. The road that

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runs past the sub-station is still closed. Western Power Distribution

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says it is talking to customers who have been affected by the closure.

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Police are appealing for three people who witnessed a fatal car

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crash to come forward. 42-year-old Vicki Dorman died in September

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after her car span out of control at Selston in Nottinghamshire.

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Police say another car stopped after the crash, but the people in

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it left before police could get It was the fatal car crash that

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left a daughter without her mother. Tributes lined the spot where 42-

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year-old Vicki Dorman lost her life. The crash happened on 24th

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September. She was travelling with a man and they were driving out of

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Selston. The car spun out of control before hitting a fence here

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behind me. Vicki Dorman was pronounced dead at the scene. The

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police want to find three people who were driving a dark blue

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vehicle behind her as they would have seen the accident happened.

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That vehicle was driving behind Vicki Dorman's vehicle. Until we

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speak to them, we will not know fully, not just how far behind, but

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more importantly, how Vicki Dorman came to leave the road. We need to

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hear about it. Police say there were three people in the car. A

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young blonde haired woman and two males. They are believed to have

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come round and term -- turned round and come back to the scene of the

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crash. Before police could talk to them, they drove off. The we are

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not saying they are in trouble. The problem for them is that the longer

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the period goes before they come forward voluntarily to us,

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obviously a cloud of suspicion may rise around them. Police say the

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people who have left tributes deserve to know what happened that

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night, not least the young daughter it she left behind.

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The big night is nearly upon us but with Bonfire Night fast approaching,

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police in Leicester are cracking down on people who start illegal

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fires in the City. It is called Molineux apparently.

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It is a special arson task force which will be taking a tough stance

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on damage to property. For most of us, it is a fun night out. It can

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quickly turn to this, with firefighters having to respond to

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incidents across the region. On Bonfire Night last year,

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Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service attended 18 illegal

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bonfires. With fence panels and new parks being torn down for firewood,

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the police say the arsonists are putting lives that risks. We do not

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want them to build these fires because they are causing damage to

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property is within their own neighbourhoods and damage to other

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people's property and we are afraid for their safety. We do not know

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what the bonfires are made of and we are afraid that someone will be

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hurt or injured. Residents say the problem is not going away. They are

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finding any kind of rubbish from the street so it can be things like

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aerosols which are completely inappropriate. It puts them in

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quite a lot of danger. The kids do it every year. Meanwhile, in Derby,

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the authorities have been working with its shops to cut the number of

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complaints about fireworks. policing has been very successful

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in recent years. We find that by restricting access to fireworks at

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the point of sale and giving a clear message regarding safety it

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has reduced the number of accidents. The find that a lot of people

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complain about the misuse of fireworks to the police, but most

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of those complaints are unsubstantiated. There is a

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perception that fireworks are being misused but that is not the case in

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many circumstances. Let us hope that the message gets through this

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year. Children at a primary school in

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Nottingham have held a special virtual Hajj pilgrimage in the

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school hall. The annual pilgrimage to Mecca happens this Saturday.

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Children do not usually go. The event featured poetry readings, and

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throwing pebbles at a rock representing the double. A it is

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important for children to learn that that every individual, every

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human being, was created by God. Every human being is equal. That is

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what we are trying to get the children to understand. It brings

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people together, people from different countries. They are all

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the same. Still to come, it may look the nuts, but there is a

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simple explanation. Find out later what has happened to this squirrel.

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A service which delivers meals to thousands of elderly and vulnerable

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people in Nottinghamshire has been named as one as the top providers

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in the whole country. The Meals at Home service has been running for

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almost 40 years. It is so highly regarded that other councils have

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started to use it too. It is another busy morning at the

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this distribution centre. Thousands of meals are boxed up and ready to

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be delivered to customers. Many meals are cooked by en route in the

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back of the vehicles. It is sliced ham in barbecue sauce today

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followed by apple pie and custard. 30 vehicles leave the depot every

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day delivering around 1700 meals across Nottinghamshire. It operates

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seven days a week. The service provides people with much more than

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a meal. The driver goes in, often on a daily basis, and is often the

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only person that the service user will see. They carry out small

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tasks, make sure they are comfortable and if there is any

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cause for concern, they bring up the office here and we alert the

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relevant authority or next of kin. Edna Bradbury has had deep Meals at

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Home service for many years. It is invaluable. I would only get

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sandwiches if they were not here. Despite some of the challenges

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faced by staff, many feel it is to be extremely rewarding. I have been

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doing it for almost nine years and I have seen changes, the quality of

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the meals, but we get them out on time, we come through awful weather

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every year. We try to get the meals out. We do a good job. It has

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recently picked up a national award for the range of meals it offers.

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More importantly for its customers, it is a lifeline they simply could

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not do without. A brilliant service. Now it is time

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for sport. Colin is here to meet some sports

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stories. It has not got quite that bad yet.

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First tonight, Leicester City. One of the bookies front runners for

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the manager's job at the King Power Stadium has issued a statement

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saying he is not interested. Huddersfield Town manager Lee Clark

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was knocking down paper claims he was on the verge of becoming the

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Foxes box. He wants to put an end to the rumours. He is 39 and on an

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amazing run of 49 games unbeaten. - - 41 games unbeaten. In the

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meantime, one of Leicester's caretaker bosses has said that the

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club's owners are keeping their cards close to their chest.

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Speculation is rife. It is a big job and the media are driving it. I

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am sure they will be making the decision since. They are taking

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their time and giving us another day or two days, so be it. We are

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ultimately here to do the right thing by Leicester City. Derby

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County have slipped out of the top six in the championship for the

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first time this season. Their injury-ravaged side lost dreams-0-

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Cardiff last night. -- lost 3-0. Nigel Clough has rolled out

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bringing in any loan players. 15- year-old Mason Bennett started for

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Derby on a school night. experience that the likes of Mason

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Bennett are getting will benefit the second half of the season and

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years to come. You take it on the chin and you get on with it. We

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will not be getting down about one defeat. Kick-started with a kiss.

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Filip Kiss planted a smacker in the corner. The Welshman meant business.

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Frank Fielding kept the Rams in the game. Not many chances fell Derby's

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wave. When it Jamie Ward found a way through, it was a good save.

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Derby never looked comfortable at the back in the second half. The

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second goal came. Kenny Miller, a near-post header. Peter Whittingham

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scored a the third goal. It might have been four when this back pass

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nearly found its way into the net. A miserable night and for young

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Mason Bennett, there is more to come. A if you are feeling sorry

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for yourself, we said to the lads, do not. You have got lots of

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lessons Tamara! Posh a Derby's next opponents. Jaanai Gordon-Hutton

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could well end up on their side. Nottingham Forest, another of their

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players has revealed how much happier they are under new manager

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Steve Cotterill. Striker Marcus Tudgay said he had been told by

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Steve McClaren that he would not feature for the team while he was

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in charge. Steve Cotterill had other ideas and Marcus Tudgay

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scored Forest's win against Reading earlier this week. He told me I was

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not going to play. I was disappointed but I was keeping

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myself fit. A change of manager, telling me, work hard, I know what

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you are about. Tommy, you have got to take your chances when you get

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them. At the moment, you can see results. Finally, a reminder that

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our tickets available for you to be part of our East Midlands Sports

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Awards later this month. We are planning to put on quite a show at

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Loughborough University on 17th November. You have to stand as a

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stamped addressed envelope. -- send I have had a sneak peek at the show

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and it will be well worth a couple of stamps! Here will be a really

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good evening. One of the questions we

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occasionally asked on this programme, or what do Tom Cruise,

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Sir Richard Branson and Keira Knightley have in common? They all

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have dyslexia. As does singer and actress Toyah Willcox. Toyah has

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been telling our reporter how she has not let the condition get in

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the wake of a life in the limelight. My dyslexia is a moveable force. I

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always call it a force because I look on it as why I am creative.

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With dyslexia it means that your brain is wired differently. It also

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means that it is wired exceptionally well in other areas.

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I was very lucky at an earlier age... I was seven when I found are

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the areas that I was exceptional act. I have capitalised on that.

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Singing, acting and writing. I ended up at the National Theatre by

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the time I was 18. Once I got a there, ironically, they recognised

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my dyslexia. They recognised it as a creative force. It was from then

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on that I was allowed to see my dyslexia as my benefit, as my gift,

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because I think you will find most singers, actors, writers, are

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dyslexic. When you have got learning difficulties...

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amazing thing about this programme is that it has turned me into how I

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imagine a champion athlete would be in that everything is sold double,

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doable and possible. That is what this programme did for me. There

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are so many things I have not done. As a singer, there are so many

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things. As an actress, there are so many things. As a writer, there is

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an infinite amount I have not done. There are plenty of things I have

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no intention of retiring. I love my work and I still have lots of ideas.

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She is a lovely lady. I met her once. She was at the Plain English

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Awards at which I want some colleagues -- I and some colleagues

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won a prize. Now we are going to solve the

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mystery of the White squirrel. I? I am kidding, of Bisley! It has

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Heavy rain on its way later. An albino squirrel. They are very rare

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but not totally unheard of. One in 100,000 will be born at albino.

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There are 2.5 million grey squirrels in the UK. That means

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there are only 25 of these little fellows across the UK. One of them

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is in Leicestershire which was captured on camera. Brilliant!

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Whatever you fancy, send them into us. A deep area of low pressure.

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Lots of rain around. Various systems working their way through.

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The main one tonight is covering the whole of France at the moment

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and working its way up from the South. We are left with one or two

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showers after this afternoon. There are still one or two this evening

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though they are starting to have fizzle out. The rain will come from

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the south and will break up in places. Everyone will see a little

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bit in the early hours. 11 degrees, the minimum temperature stop -- the

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minimum temperature. Some heavy bursts of rain in the morning,

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particularly in the west, over the Peak District. It will clear up to

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the north but we will not really notice it because there will be

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some pretty heavy showers left. Some fund as well, potentially.

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Some brighter spells interspersed - - some thunder as well.

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Unfortunately, tomorrow night, if you are going to a bonfire, the

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