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You're watching East Midlands today. news teams where you are.

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Now programme tonight: The drugs blunder that

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killed an elderly care home resident.

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The 78-year-old woman was ghven a painkiller meant for a resident with

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the same name. Also tonight, a family's despair as the mother

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suffers a brain haemorrhage while swimming on holiday. I got the back

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of her life vest and lifted her face up on the lips were blue. Plus, an

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appeal to employers from employees with autism. We should not be made

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ashamed of being different. It's as simple as that. The biggest and best

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outside India. Leicester celebrates Diwali in style.

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First tonight, the wrong drtg given to the wrong care home resident

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The blunder ended up costing Patricia Rosen her life.

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It happened just hours after she'd moved in to a nursing home

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An inquest in Leicester tod`y heard now the medication mistake three

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years ago has left Patricia's grieving family

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How could such a catastrophhc error have happened?

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Our health correspondent was at today's hearing.

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was a painkiller given and a very high dose?

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That's right. We are talking about a controlled drug which is a

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painkiller and also and opi`tes If you were starting out on thhs

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medication for painkilling reasons, you would expect about 500 lg to be

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given or 16 times the level was that those given to Patricia Rosdn and it

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was meant further, but another patient called Patricia in the home.

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It was given to the wrong pdrson. Patricia Rosen's first night of the

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nursing comeback in Februarx 20 3 was to be her last. A error proved

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fatal. She should never havd been given the painkiller. Her f`mily

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arrived uttered a's inquest to hear some difficult evidence. Thdre have

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been concerns that the home raised about staffing levels during the

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night time. The former deputy manager said she stayed latd to

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brief a new agency care nurse who gave the fatal dose about the system

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for administering the drugs there. She says with hindsight, shd should

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have stayed even longer. Thd drugs round was already running four hours

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late and it was after midnight when she left, because she was on duty

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the next morning. Patricia's family left with two more days of dvidence

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to hear which they hope will shed more light on what went so

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tragically wrong. Rob, this case raises some

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important issues, doesn't it? I think so. It raises the issue of

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how easy it is for an agencx care nurse to slip into a night shift at

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a unfamiliar place and learn all about the systems used therd and how

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easy that is. It also raises questions about staffing levels in

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this care home back in 2013 and the night in question when they didn't

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have the highest number of people they normally do and had to buy in

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agency cover. We will hear lore evidence throughout the inqtest

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Yes, that's right. There was an investigation by Leicester police

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and it was eventually refer to the Crown Prosecution Service who

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decided not to bring charges against anyone. They are continuing the

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inquest and there will be more evidence read in the next fdw days

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and they are expecting its conclude at the end of the week. Thank you.

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A family is urging holiday travellers to take out insurance

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covering all eventualities after a 39-year-old mother fell

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Katy Head from Derby sufferdd a burst blood vessel in her head,

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and is now is expected to spend months in intensive care in Athens.

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She IS insured, but her husband is now relying on internet donations

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On the Greek island of Kos, it was meant to be the holiday of a

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lifetime for members of the Head family from Derby to celebr`te

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Craig, Katie and young son, Leighton, were enjoying

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this boat trip ten days ago when seconds after this picture was

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taken, Craig realised something was seriously wrong with Katie.

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By the time I'd reached her, her face was

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down in the water and I grabbed her back at by her life vest, ptlled

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Katie had actually suffered an aneurysm,

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a burst blood vessel in

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She was taken by ambulance to Kos hospital and was airlifted

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to a neurological hospital hn Athens where Craig and Leighton evdntually

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Back in Derby, Craig's mum says insurance that Katie and son

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Leighton had covered it, but Craig had separate insurance.

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Now the firm Katie's using says it has paid all the

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maximum extra cash for Craig to stay in Athens.

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The family now say they wish they'd checked the details on

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Check how much cover you will have and how long xou

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can stop out there for, because it's not just the p`tient,

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Katie has got millions of pounds worth of medical

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insurance, but it's the othdr part that costs you, that you nedd to

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Travel experts say your instrance must cover hospital care

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in some countries that we take for granted.

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If you're in a country such as Spain, say, or Greece, they have

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very good medical care on the state, but they don't always provide for

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people to look after you in terms of changing

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bed sheets and bringing in food.

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It is expected in those countries that local families will

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So always check the terms and conditions of your policy.

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But if you spend up to ?60 ` year for an

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annual policy, you should get all of that.

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What we would not recommend is

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travelling without a policy and secondly, getting a verx cheap

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Craig's now relying on Internet donations to stay in

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Greece, while Sharon's had to spend ?1000 of her own money

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Police have confirmed a 30-xear old woman has died after being struck

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It happened at just after 7pm last night on a level crossing

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The woman's death isn't being treated as suspicious.

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Volunteers came together today to search for a missing wom`n

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22-year-old Melanie Wilson hasn t been seen for almost a fortnight.

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The last time was October 18 in Sutton-in-Ashfield.

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Search group, "Where there's Hope" met in Mansfield today

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The organiser says it's unusual for her not to be in

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Obviously, she is very big with social media.

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All her friends and family say they hear from her every

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day and nobody's heard anything and she's not been

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Still to come: The old soldhers helping future generations

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In Leicester, Veterans of the Korean War have spokdn

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of their experience in a new film about the conflict

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which claimed three million casualties.

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The judge as warned of the danger of carrying knives.

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A man has been convicted of murdering a teenager outside

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21-year-old Dominic Hallidax-Fox stabbed 17-year-old

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The attacker has been sentenced to at least 23 years in prison.

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The judge said as long as young men carry knives, lives will be lost

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It was outside the Empire b`r in Derbyshire in the early hours of the

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10th of April. Here, miner from Leicester was stabbed by Dolinic

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Halliday-Fox from Derby. Thd court heard they did not know each other.

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Dante Francis did plunge Dolinic Halliday-Fox as the jury saw on

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CCTV. They then saw Dominic Halliday-Fox drawing knife `nd

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stabbed the teenager. Dominhc Halliday-Fox claims he thought Dante

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Francis had a knife and onlx carried his for protection. But tod`y, the

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jury decided it was murder. Diana Francis, Dante Francis's mother said

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his girlfriend was pregnant and described how devastating it is for

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the family. She actually tr`velled in the ambulance with her son and

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while he was still awake, and they held hands and he said, it hs OK

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mother. Now with the last thme they spoke. I can't imagine what his

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mother was going through at that point after standing court `nd say

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those things. I just hope that in doing that, it gives her an

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opportunity to move past thdse tragic events. Will Derbyshhre

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police be doing more about knife crime? Operations are running in

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relation to knife crime and it is in power at the importance of

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emphasising to youngsters the dangers of carrying knives. Just

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stop doing it. The judge sahd to Dominic Halliday-Fox, as long as

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young men like you are carrxing knives, more young lives will be

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lost and families torn apart. He sentenced him to a minimum of 2

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years in prison before he c`n be considered for release.

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Three men continue to be qudstioned by police after a man was found dead

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Promise Ndlovu was found in a car park at an industrial unit off

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The three men were arrested on suspicion of murder.

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The boss of Nottingham's two biggest hospitals has

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hinted that a full merger with the Sherwood Forest

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The merger process has been halted, because the Queens Medical Centre

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needs to concentrate on waiting times at A

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There's also continued uncertainty over who'll foot the massivd private

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Peter Homa says a scaled down "partnership" is now more lhkely.

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The proposed merger is now a more distant prospect.

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What we will do is work collaboratively with our

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colleagues at Sherwood Forest in a long-term

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partnership, focusing on

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The reason for the merger was concerns

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by the Care Quality Commisshon, and I think these have been

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substantially addressed by very good work at

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For most of his working lifd, Arran Linton-Smith from Nottingham

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It was only when he was diagnosed with autism that his workpl`ce

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His story is now part of a new campaign

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by the National Autistic Society who are trying to raise

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This evening, the 60-year-old is in Westminster talking

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to politicians about autism and employment.

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Arran Linton-Smith from Nottingham has had a wide range of jobs.

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He struggled with some and was asked to

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Four years ago, problems at work became clear when

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at the age of 56, he was diagnosed with autism.

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There's a huge stigma attached to autism.

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A lot of autistic people are frightened of entering

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A lot of workplaces are frightened of employing someone

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who is different, because they often feel threatened as a result of that.

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He's a senior consultant at one of the world's biggest support and

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He wants to help more employees understand the

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benefits that autistic people bring to the workplace.

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I'm frequently speaking up `nd I did write

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solutions to problems away before the rest of the design team actually

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Arran Linton-Smith is a rarhty within a minority.

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A survey by the National Autistic Society found that

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many autistic people are struggling to find jobs.

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32% had either full-time or part-time jobs, that compares

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40% of autistic people had never worked.

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Arran Linton-Smith's now part of the new autism and emploxment

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campaign by the National Autistic Society.

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This afternoon, he's been up Parliament sharing his work

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Fortunately, I work for a l`rge organisation and I'm in a sdnior

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In that position, I can influence change with confidence.

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And that's what I've done, H've been open about my autism.

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In my role, I feel very strongly about leaving the

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door open for the next generation of autistic

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adults as they enter the

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A little earlier this afternoon I spoke to Sarah Lambert who hs head

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of policy Abbey National Autistic Society. I began by asking just how

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many people have the condithon. One in 100 people in the UK have

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autism and what we found from our research last week is that ` 16

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are in full-time paid work. One as we surveyed those autistic

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people not in work, the majority said

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they wanted to work and just needed more help both from the Govdrnment

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the job centre plus and employers, too, to make sure they get the right

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What sort of help are you talking about?

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This would be things like stpport in terms of social interacthon

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Also, within the workplace there maybe adjustments

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that need making so the envhronment is autism friendly.

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Lots of autistic people havd problems with bright

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lights or loud noises, so he can be about making

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simple adjustments in

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the workplace so people can concentrate and get on with their

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Presumably, that's really about employers and people hn

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the workplace being more aw`re and be more accepting?

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But the campaign we've just launched, we

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also launched a short film showing some of the difficulties autistic

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people can find through the interview process, which looks at

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communication difficulties they might experience and also some of

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the sensory things that I've just mentioned.

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You can see that film at

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And how will you persuade everyone to watch that?

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Well, over a million people have already,

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so it's been going out through social media over the

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weekend and we do encourage all your viewers to take a look as wdll.

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As we enter the season of Remembrance, a phrase yot often

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But over the last 60 years, Korea has become known

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To redress this, Leicestershire County Counchl has

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just released a film to reflect the memories of veterans from

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NEWSREEL: UN Troops driven from the bloodiest fighting

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of the winter see American farmers pulverise the Reds

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The Korean War started just five years

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after the end of the Second World War.

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It was the first conflict between the West and the colmunist

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The north, backed by China and Russia,

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attacked the South, which w`s defended by the USA and its allies

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There were 3 million casualties, including

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Now, members of the Leicester branch of

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the British Korean Veterans Association have been recalling

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their experiences in an hour-long film.

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We just tried to work it so we

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went to lunch with either the Canadians or the Americans, because

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their food was a lot better than ours.

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What the Chinese did was to be themselves in the ground.

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They didn't have air superiority so they had to

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Anybody who says they were not frightened is

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Other veterans who have been interviewed

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for the film felt it was important to make their contribution.

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If we can stop people creating wars again,

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People are never seem to learn the lessons.

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I'm a better person for

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having been self disciplined, taken pride in myself and consideration

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The film has been a three year Labour of love.

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We were really pleased to gdt it made,

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because the veterans have often said the Korean War is the forgotten war

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and they were worried that what they had done,

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remarkable things really, were going to be forgotten,

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and we wanted to make sure that that wasn't

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so and we documented their

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They were little more than 19 when they were

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sent to Korea, but six decades on, these veterans are determindd it

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You can see more of that film on line. Search for East Midlands oral

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history archive. Still to come: a great day for cows to get p`inted

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and festooned with flowers! The traditional decorating of cows who

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are sacred among Hindus took part of Diwali today.

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Coming up a Happy Halloween for Leicester and Derby fans

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As the club edges closer to a takeover, there's negativity

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Small scale protests at the weekend against the owner.

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The team are shipping goals and in a slump near

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Mark Shardlow is at Forest for us tonight, good evening, Mark.

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These are testing times for Nottingham Forest and espechally its

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supporters. There are one point away from relegation. They've worked won

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a game in the last ten. Thex are up for sale but while the negotiations

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are ongoing, Forest are sliding down the table. On Saturday, thehr to nil

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defeat the goals by former Forest players. Another big problel,

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defending. This was put in by Chris Gunter, so, another miserable

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Saturday by the fans. Ordin`rily, after a performance like thhs, the

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manager's position would be in question. Especially at Fordst,

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where the average tenure of the manager has been as six months. The

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feeling is new owners wants to bring in their own manner, so there is

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something of a status quo there but the talks, the takeover talks, at a

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key stage and the next few weeks will reveal how things will be going

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on what sort of season of the field Forest will have. In the me`ntime,

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there is uncertainty about hs a good thing, because it's a ready,made

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excuse for the club for bad performances and Forest fans are

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hoping that when November comes it will bring much more certainty and

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many will want a new owner `nd a new start to risk and it -- rescue the

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club. Onto Leicester City

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and Claudio Ranieri says his team have their "dilly ding,

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dilly dong back". The squad head to Copenhagen

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for their next Champions Le`gue game in good spirits after

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an excellent point at Tottenham This was more like the Leicdster of

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last season. But they went behind to a harsh penalty. It seemed

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innocuous, but Tottenham went to the floor and the rest was rootdd to the

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spot. Leicester felt earlier that he pushed over another player which was

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a clear foul. Protest affected little and the penalty was the only

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time. Leicester got the equ`liser when the speed of Jamie Vardy took

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him past the defence. Anothdr player threw himself at the ball and earned

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them their first away point of the season. I saw the Leicester spirit

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when we played together and when we fought together. Today, we played

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with squad spirit and it was outstanding.

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At Derby it's two wins in four games now for Steve McClaren and he had

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a little bit of luck on Sattrday as his teams progress continued

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Most of the ground saw the Rams captain Richard Keogh handld

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the ball on the line, but the referee didn't -

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Derby went on to score twice in a league game

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Cyrus Christie hit the net for only the second time

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And then a goal at the North End of the Ipro Stadium!

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Fans have waited 1000 minutds this season to see one from Derbx.

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And it came from defender Alex Pearce.

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In League Two, Notts County are sixth after the weekend.

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Meanwhile, Mansfield's manager is upset at getting personal

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Notts County will feel a little unlucky.

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A clearance off the line stopped them taking the lead.

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But they got another chance in the final moments

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Christian Walton's shot was saved to leave a goalless draw

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against fellow promotion contenders Luton Town.

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The Stags went down at home to Stevenage 2-1,

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a result that led to abuse for the manager as he walked

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to the changing rooms after the final whistle.

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In rugby, it wasn't a great weekend for the Leicester Tigers

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who were heavily beaten at Saracens.

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And the same for the Nottingham Panthers,

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Coach Corey Neilson says it was bitterly disappointing

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Leicester's world number ond snooker player Mark Selby comfortably beat

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home favourite Ding Jun-Wee 10- to win the International

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As well as the trophy, the win is worth ?125,000.

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Well done Mark Selby. It drhnks are clearly on him!

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People across the region have been busy celebrating

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Around 40,000 flocked to Belgrave Road in Leicestdr last

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night where Diwali Day was larked with fireworks and traditional music

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And as the festival continuds, a farm today held a special ceremony

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in honour of its cows - which are considered

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The animals at Ahimsa Farm in Leicester received

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treats and were decorated with flowers and even paint,

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A special ceremony in an after-hours. Much revered bx Hindus

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and this heard here were honoured with chanting. Also with colour and

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carrots! A special treat th`t proved slightly more popular than the

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flowers. We are having a ceremony which glorifies the cow. In the

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Hindu tradition, cows are vdry, very special and this is a chancd to

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appreciate them. They eat grass and give us this wonderful food cold

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milk. And today is a celebr`tion to bind our relationship with them

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Diwali was Marx with tradithonal performances in Leicester. Thousands

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turned out last night for the festivities, but to be the largest

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outside India. While there was some criticism over the fireworks at

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today's celebrations, there was nothing but praise. The kids enjoyed

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it, we enjoyed it and you gdt quite involved with the cows and `ll

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celebration. Balou Du Reventon my favourite part is painting them And

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feeding them carrots. They just lick your hand! It's a memory th`t will

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stay in my heart. This brings to an end a fortnight of festivithes as

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Leicester celebrates Diwali in the style.

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Check out our special Halloween Facebook forecast. We have had some

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pretty strange weather of otr own food today. Eerie, dense fog this

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morning which did clear and we got the return of autumnal sunshine It

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has been a beautiful afternoon. But it didn't feel very autumnal,

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because 17 degrees with the top temperature. The average ustally 12

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degrees at this time of year. But it is all change and it will bd cold in

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the next few days. A cold front sinks southwards. Not too mtch rain,

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just a few spots in the morning But it will choose much cooler `nd fresh

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air. It will clear weather lurk and mist, so we will get sunshine in the

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next few days, but you will notice the difference. We could get our

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first proper frost this week as well. But before that, we still have

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my old bear tonight, so we have a warning for dense fog. It whll form

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quickly this evening and st`y through the night, so there's tricky

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driving conditions. It is already misty and the fog will thicken.

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Across southern areas perhaps by the end of the night. The last of our

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mild nights, minimum temper`ture 9-10dC. A lot of fog first thing

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tomorrow. The weather front sinks south and clears the fog, btt it is

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quite cloudy and damp. Eventually, it will improve as the afternoon

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goes on. The cloud should break across northern parts by thd end of

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the afternoon and a bit of sunshine. Feeling much cooler. 10-11d. That

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takes us into a cold night tomorrow, frost first thing on Wednesday. But

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the return of some autumn stnshine at last. It is crisp, sunny, but

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cold.

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