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Anne Davies and me, Dominic Heale. Our top story tonight: The 74-year-

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old saved from drowning by a passing canoeist. Luckily the

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canoeist was England trainer Richard Ramsdell. I would have been

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debited was not for you. Also tonight: Workers at Imperial

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Tobacco could go on strike after being asked to pay part of the

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workplace parking tax. Plus, finger food for babies -

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could ditching pureed food to prevent childhood obesity?

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And he has not forgotten them - the fans who followed Robbie Williams

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when he was 14. Just amazing. He has done so much with his life.

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That he would still want to say Good evening. Welcome to Tuesday's

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programme. First tonight, we've all had to shiver through the freezing

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temperatures of the last few days, but yesterday the perishing cold

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almost claimed the life of a boat owner in Nottingham. Ken Jackson,

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who is 74, was repairing his narrowboat when he slipped on ice

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and fell into the River Trent. He was going under and losing

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consciousness when a passing canoeist heard the splashing of

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water. Kylie Pentelow has been to meet Ken and the man who saved his

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life. It was very good of you. I would have been dead of it was not

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for you. This time yesterday it was a very

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different meeting. It was just sheer panic, wasn't it? You seemed

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fairly controlled. I was panicking and I thought I was going to go

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under. Ken was fixing the chimney on his boat, or walking on a narrow

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ledge. Nothing out of the ordinary, but yesterday it was covered in ice.

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That is where I went in there. you were balancing? Yes, it is like

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this all the way round. And you just dropped in at the other side?

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It must have been icy. I just went straight in. I started screaming

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help. Ken was starting to lose consciousness and luckily Richard

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came paddling past. And what luck! He trains young people in canoeing.

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Really random circumstances. I do not normally trained on this side

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of the river. It was only because the other side was frozen and I

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came over here to warm up for my session. I found Ken clinging on

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for dear life at the back end of his board. I was getting numb and

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was getting ready to go wonder. took a fair bit of effort. It is

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quite a bit of a drop getting down to the water's edge. He fetched me

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in here, took my clothes off. I had the fire going. He put some more

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clothes on me and then the ambulance men came. I don't think I

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did anything out of the ordinary, just what anyone else would have

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done. He did, he saved my life. has owned a boat for more than 40

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years. He says he has fallen in a few times, but not in weather like

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this. It has not put you off? will carry on doing it.

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Next tonight, a threat of strike action at a big employer in

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Nottingham over a proposal to make staff pay part of the workplace

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parking levy. The tax is being introduced in the city in a couple

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of months to help fund public transport improvements, but unions

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at Imperial Tobacco say the company should pick up the whole cost. Mike

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O'Sullivan can tell us more. Good evening from Imperial Tobacco.

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A proposal here from the company to make the employees pay part of the

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workplace parking levy has been rejected by members of the Unions

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Unite and the GMB. They have voted for an external ballot for

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industrial action, a strike being considered. A union spokesman says

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the workforce here is disappointed that they've been asked to pay

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anything. They find themselves in a position where the employer has an

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added cost given to it by the City Council and it is trying to, at

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least in part, pass this on to the employees. They think that, as it

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is such a large multinational company and the cost is such a drop

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in the ocean, it should discharge its responsibility and pay the levy.

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What are the figures? For a start, the City Council's workplace

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parking levy is �288 per space per year. The union says that Imperial

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Tobacco would have to pay for around 420 parking spaces, around

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�121,000. The spaces would be shared by around 600 workers. That

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works out at around �200 each, and the company wants the staff to pay

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a share of that, perhaps 50%. This is what Imperial Tobacco said in a

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The council is saying that the levy is needed to pay for two new tram

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lines and other public transport improvements in the city. Here it

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is not yet clear when the ballot for industrial action will take

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place. Next tonight: It's a universal benefit for the over-

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sixties, but some better-off recipients don't feel they really

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need it. So a small number are handing their winter fuel payments

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to charity instead. The 125 fund has raised more than �15,000 since

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it was set up last year by Leicester couple Paul and Sue

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Newman. Now this winter's money will go to two charities - Age UK

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and the Leicester Royal Infirmary, where it will help to build a new

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children's cancer unit. Tom Brown Getting a first-hand look at where

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their money will dog - Paul Mack and Sue Newman have donated several

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thousand pounds to an appeal which aims to transform children's cancer

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care at the Leicester Royal Infirmary. The money has come from

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people who felt that therefore we - - their winter fuel allowance could

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be better spent somewhere else. have to ask why this has not

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already happened. It has only happened through that generosity of

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the people of Leicester. The appeal will completely refurbish their

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paediatric unit here. It is through these doors that the money will

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make a real difference - a brand new cancer care unit for teenagers

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and adults where they can mix with people of a similar age. When you

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feel sick and down you would be able to relax and talk to other

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people and play with you're age group. When you get back to school

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you do not really know how to interact, whereas if they were here

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you would. Paul and Sue are crucial to the success of this campaign. It

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will cost �1.4 million to make -- create this unit. We have had

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hundreds of donations but, because we need such a large amount of

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money, people like Paul and Sue are invaluable.

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Another recipient is Age UK, he got several thousand pounds from the

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pot. Without that money we would have struggled. We do not have

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spare cash to respond to people in times of emergency to. We can do

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that in terms of hands-on support, but actually going out, buying coal,

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paying utility bills, we could not do that in the past.

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Two charities helped all thanks to the generosity of Leicester and

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Rutland's over-sixties. A new report claims Nottingham city

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centre as one of the highest proportions of empty shops in the

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country. The survey by the Local Data Company says the city is

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second only to Stockport for empty premises. The results are disputed

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by the city council and a retail group. They say the report includes

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outlying districts, and the true figure for vacancies in the heart

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of the shopping area is around 18%. Super-fast broadband cables could

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be installed along the route of Nottingham's tram system. The city

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council's applying for millions of pounds of government cash to help

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pay for the work. It is claimed it would give the city's businesses a

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competitive edge in the digital age. Kathy Rochford reports. And new

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super-fast broadband network could be on its way to Nottingham. This

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entrepreneur says that becoming a Super connected city would be a

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huge step forward. His company delivers text messages for

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businesses. Their headquarters, employing 50 people, is in

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Nottingham city centre. No matter where you are in the world, you

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should be able to stand shoulder to shoulder with any other team.

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Having high-speed connectivity allows Nottingham to do that.

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plan is to put the cable along the route of the two new tram lines in

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Nottingham. Business leaders were told about the idea at the launch

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of the council's economic growth plan for Nottingham. A bid has been

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made for �8 million of government cash. He if we are able to get

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super-fast broadband in across Nottingham, that will give us, as a

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city, are real competitive advantage. Getting the connection

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would also help to promote the city, something that this man says needs

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to happen more often. We have to celebrate their achievements,

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creatively and culturally and in business. Nottingham should become

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synonymous with success. We need to celebrate the creativity of the

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city. Other cities are also bidding for the grand, with the winners

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being announced in the Budget next month.

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A section of the A50 in Leicester was closed for most of the day

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after a man died in an accident. The dual carriageway were shut

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between the A46 Island at Groby and the Field Head Island at Markfield.

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A van ended up across the central reservation at Bradgate Hill after

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a collision involving another car. A car lost control and crashed into

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the wall of a house in Leicester this afternoon. The accident

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partially closed Victoria Park Road near the junction to Welford Road.

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The driver and his passenger were both taken to hospital with minor

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injuries. No-one else was hurt. Two people have been arrested in

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connection with a series of lead thefts on two streets in a

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Nottinghamshire town. Residents on Langdale Grove and Wychwood Road in

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Bingham have had the lead sheeting from their front windows stripped

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and taken. The theft happened at around 2 o'clock on Monday morning.

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Some of the material has been recovered. Two teenagers are being

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questioned by the police. I didn't know until I got up and saw

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footprints in the snow at the front. I what -- I thought it was kids who

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had been on the lawn. Then I noticed that the lead was gone from

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the window. It is not just an inconvenience, it is the distress

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that it causes to some of the elderly people. They have totally

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disregarded them. Still to come on the programme:

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Time to party - it seems back in the 1930s no-one needed an excuse

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to hold a street party or a parade. This was how they did things at

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Arnold in Nottinghamshire back then. More pictures from the archives

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later. When it comes to having babies, no

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matter who you talk to, everyone seems to have an opinion on how

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best to bring up your child. But when it comes to weaning,

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researchers at the University of Nottingham say babies who are fed

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pureed food tend to end up fatter than infants who are given finger

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food. Angelina Socci reports. It is dinner-time for this nine-month-old.

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And her mother is not just paying attention to what sheets but how

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she eats it. Eleanor Townshend is the co-author of today's reports on

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baby weaning. She said that we need to pay more attention to what

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babies eat. Children have a preference for carbohydrates.

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They're like those foods the most, even more than sweet foods. Spoon-

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fed children preferred something like sweet food the most. The other

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thing we are interested in is the idea of self-control. The baby is

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regulating what it eats. The child is given control and is allowed to

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decide how much it eats. These mothers meet up every fortnight.

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Food is always a hot topic of conversation but they do not all

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agreed that they be led a group -- weaning is best. -- that baby-led

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weaning. She will bite off little bits and then play around with the

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man then we will still find it's going round her mouth two hours

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later. When it comes to the evening meal she has definitely been more

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hungry. I do not know of it is right to give more milk in the

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night-time. He has been building up textures and lumpy food. He is

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having a mixture of blended food and finger food. That has been

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going really well until his teething started. Researchers say

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they need to study children of a greater period to discover the

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long-term benefits, but they think the early results will give parents

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plenty to chew on. Police are searching for a man who

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tried to robber Nottingham Post Office. As this CCTV footage shows,

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the man entered the Carlton Road store in Sneinton on 19th January.

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He threatened the postmaster and demanded cash and then grabbed a

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female customer. He is described as white, in his early twenties and of

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slim build. Police are appealing for information.

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The Leader of Leicestershire County Council has been referred to the

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authority's Standards Committee following an investigation into his

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travel expenses. David Parsons is accused of failing to promptly pay

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back money he owed for trips to Brussels and frustrating the

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investigation into his expenses. Mr Parsons says he will fully co-

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operate with the committee's deliberations.

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Cannabis plants with an estimated street value of almost �30,000 have

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been seized from an illegal factory in Leicester. More than 100 plants

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were found hidden inside business premises on Humberstone Rd. The

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raid followed an anonymous tip-off to the police. A 33-year-old man

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from Leicester has been arrested. Still to come this evening: A blast

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from the past - Robbie Williams causes a big stir in Derby.

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And I will be finding out which Nottingham Panther has had this

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brick shaped banger named after them. Now the start of another

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series of Preserving The Past and, this week, a glimpse of life in

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Arnold in Nottinghamshire in the 1930s. The films which have been

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collected by the local history group are part of the Full Circle

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project, run by MACE - the Media Archive for Central England. And,

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as Teresa Mikula found out, films like these are attracting bigger

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When Tommy Turner film events in and around Arnold in the 1930s, he

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never knew how popular his films would become. The first time we

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showed a film of Arnold, within two days we had sold out. The interest

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is huge. One of the pieces of film is actually of Empire Day. There

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were sports, parades by the uniformed organisations, as well as

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social events - Dancing In the event -- dancing and so on. Just as

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popular, the Red Cross and Boys Brigade rehearsing for any major

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incident play stop and always a crowd-puller - a parade. Parades in

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Arnold started in the 1,800s. They were quickly taken over by the non-

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conformist Sunday school. The whole town turned out for them. The

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oldest film we have is from 1935. It was a major item for the town.

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Abate event for the Turner family just one year before - a family

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wedding. This film shows not just a happy couple but a flavour of life

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at the time. Of course, film gives you an insight into what things

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were like that photographs cannot. It is a fantastic piece of history.

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When Thomas junior was born, the proud father was keen to record his

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new baby. Looking at this film of 1938, comparing it to how children

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are brought up to date, it is fascinating to see the differences

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and similarities. It shows you how things were used, not just

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photographs of everyday items. is a familiar landmark - Skegness

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Clock Tower. Filmed initially for family and friends, Tommy's films

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are now enjoyed by a much bigger audience. The local history group

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has been growing. It started with about 40 people and is now up to

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about 200 members. Interest in local history, particularly film,

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is growing all the time. The fascination with seeing our

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ancestors, friends and relations actually moving about just as it

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was in the very early days of film, it still fascinates people.

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Did you see the little apron when he was carving the turkey? Brings

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it all back. Emotional.

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Let's move on. Leicester City have won their

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appeal against a three-match ban for striker Jermaine Beckford. He

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was sent off on Saturday for alleged violent conduct and

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received a three-match ban. The dismissal was controversial.

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Initially ignored by the referee, it was given by his assistant. But

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he was cleared after a review today and can play on Saturday against

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Cardiff. Meanwhile, Leicester have had their

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ticket allocation for the FA Cup tie at Norwich slashed by 40%.

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Norwich say they have taken the decision on safety grounds. City

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took 8,000 supporters to Nottingham Forest in the last round without

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problems, but they have got fewer than 2,500 to sell when they go on

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sale tomorrow. In rugby, Leicester's Manu Tuilagi

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could bolster England's back line for the late stages of the Six

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Nations. He has come through training this weekend is likely to

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make Leicester's squad for their game with Exeter this weekend.

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Meanwhile, fly-half Toby Flood has rejoined the national squad after

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injury, but may be sent back to Leicester for more game time on

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Saturday. In ice-hockey, Nottingham Panthers'

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title hopes are likely to be decided in the next two weeks. They

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have a series of big games, starting with two matches against

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Belfast this weekend. Today they have received a special

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honour from the local butcher. They will be looking for another

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inspirational performance from goalie Craig Kowalski. It is great

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having him in the side. Without him we would probably not have gotten

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through some of the games that we have had. Through the middle,

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Coventry get in. It is a tradition with the Panthers that come up when

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a player is playing well, I meet- based product is named after them.

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-- meat-based product. My next sausage is going to be like a stick

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of rock. As you cut it, it will have Panthers all the way through

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The local sausage maker has the same name as my family. We have

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nothing to do it but it has the same name. There have been some

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great players to have meat named after them at the local butchers.

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Now he is one of them. What we do say to those people who believe you

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and now you have your own sausage? When I was starting off, I did not

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know that people would be shooting is hard. If I had none that, I

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probably would have not stuck with Collies are tough, and so is the

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little camera on his helmet. -- goalkeepers.

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Good luck to them this weekend. Now to our latest Olympic Dream. It

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comes from a woman who ended up in tears on the track in Beijing. She

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has lived in Loughborough for the last 10 years. And London will be

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special - her dad has been part of the construction team at the

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Olympic Park. My name is Lisa and I am a 1,500 metre runner. To stand

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on the start line at the Olympics in the final was one of the most

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amazing feelings I have ever had. I have always wanted to be there and

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never thought I would make it. I was 4th in Beijing and that was

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hard, to be so close. I have made some changes since then. I have

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worked hard. I am four years older and have four years extra training.

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My intention in 2012 is to win an Olympic medal. It is something that

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would be very nice, it would mean everything to me.

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We will have another Olympic dream next week. That is it from the

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sport. Now, he is one of the world's top

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stars, but Robbie Williams hasn't forgotten how he started out. He

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recently posted a picture of himself, aged 14, on his website,

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and asked who the four girls with him in the picture were. It turned

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out they all came from Derby... And still do! James Roberson went to

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meet them. Still friends after all these years

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- a Vanessa, Diane, Louisa and Sarah reminisce in Derby about the

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lad they met on holiday 22 years ago. Then aged 16 and 17, they had

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all gone to a holiday centre near Scarborough where Vanessa's dad was

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working. We were having a holiday so I took three of my mates down

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and we stayed for the week and had the time of our lives. And you met

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this young lad? We did. We just knew him as Robbie. Di and

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continued a relationship with the cheeky young Robbie after the

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holiday, even going from Derby to Stoke to and visit him. -- to visit

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him. I snogged him a few times. Louise was amazed when Robbie

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turned up in Take That. I saw him on the front of a magazine,

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recognised him immediately and rang the girls. We could not believe it.

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We were pleased for him. We did not imagine that he would be a massive

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star. But they were all staggered when

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Robbie recently posted a picture of his website asking the mystery

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girls to get in touch again. There we all are. Look. It is amazing. He

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has done such things with his life, that he would still want to speak

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to us is amazing. Robbie says he is thrilled to have met his first four

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fans again and hopes to see them at a gig in the near future.

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I bet they hope to see him, to exhibition but Robbie was on your

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list, I understand. Yes, he was.

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I still like him. A few of the girls are a little envious in the

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We are expecting a widespread severe frost overnight tonight.

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Thank you for this picture. We are looking at very cold temperatures

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tonight. They are already falling well below freezing. With this --

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with these very cold temperatures, we have a warning out for ice on

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untreated roads. We are still under the influence of this high pressure,

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keeping a weather front sad day and keeping the cold weather coming in

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from the East. We have started to see declared pushing a wade or the

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last couple of hours. With this long spell of clear weather, the

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temperatures are expected to fall to minus eight Celsius. The cloud

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cover will increase in the early R's of Wednesday morning. There is

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the risk of the odd wintry shower. A cloudy start to Wednesday. A

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frosty start and bitterly cold light throughout the day. We expect

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a maximum of one or two Celsius and light winds. If we're lucky, maybe

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one or two sunny spells to end the afternoon. On Thursday we are just

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about clinging on to the cold bear. -- the cold air. The temperatures

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