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This is what's coming-up in the next half hour on BBC London.

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Growing pressure on the NHS, We'll hear how the Health Secretary's

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local hospital in Surrey, is struggling to cope.

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But Jeremy Hunt denies the NHS is in crisis.

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The skin lightening products that can cause cancer,

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It is poisoning from profit and its not the kind of activity that is a

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legitimate business. Overcrowding and delays

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at Victoria tube station, could this brand new ticket hall

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help solve the problem. Beyond the world of side, there's

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dimensional sound. The childhood poems

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of George Michael, recently discovered by one of his former

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primary school friends. Good evening and welcome to Friday

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evening's BBC London News, As we've been hearing,

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there's growing pressure on our hospital services,

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with it being a particularly tough The Royal Surrey County Hospital

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in Guildford is no exception, even though it sits

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in the Health Secretary's The NHS Trust was at Level three,

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meaning it was struggling to cope every day for the first

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week of this month. And then on Monday it went up

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to the most serious level. That means patients were at risk,

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with some moved to the gymnasium, Here's our Political

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Correspondent, Karl Mercer. If the Health Secretary wants a sign

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of the pressures on the NHS, he won't have to go far. This is the

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Royal Surrey Hospital in Guildford, serving part of Jeremy Hunt's

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constituency. It's been very busy. A lot of people seem to be waiting a

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long time to be seen. But not the hospitals, it's that people can't

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get appointments with their GPs. The staff have been friendly and

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courteous, and we arrived early as we were asked to, and every time,

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without fail, we've been seen earlier as well. Every day last

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week, it was operating at the second busiest level, something now called

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OPEL 3. What is OPEL 3? It means things like not hitting the

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four-hour A waiting target. There are long ambulance and overtimes,

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Sears capacity issues, or reductions in staff. At one stage, the hospital

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had to put beds into a gym area because it was so busy but says

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things are now improving. There rather gaps in registered nurses...

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London hospitals are doing better than the national average. You can't

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predict always wear surges of activity will happen at a

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side. So we watched that very side. So we watched that very

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hospitals so that we can alleviate hospitals so that we can alleviate

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the pressure on particular sides. What the events of the week have

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done is keep the NHS at the centre of the political debate. It's not a

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surprise to see what's happening of the NHS. It's a combination of

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decisions made over the last six years. It is a crisis, it's

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devastating and the government needs to take more responsibility. There

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is a lot of pressure. The government is putting more money into the NHS,

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has responded to calls from the head of NHS England. Whatever the

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political rows, the NHS' battles aren't over, with the end of January

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its busiest time. That's our top story this evening,

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but this is what's still to come We'll hear from fans who've been

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paying tribute to the former England and Watford manager,

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Graham Taylor. Devastated. Absolutely devastated.

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He put Watford on the map, he put this town on the map. He did

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everything for this town, no doubt about it. Especially in the

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community. But, first, a crackdown on skin

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lightening products, which could potentially cause organ

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failure or even cancer. Shopkeepers across London selling

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the illegal treatments have been issued with heavy fines,

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and for the first time, They may look like harmless beauty

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products, but these potions and lotions are illegal and dangerous.

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This hall of skin lightening creams was taken from various cosmetics

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shops and around London. This product, for example contains a

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steroid. And that can affect people's adrenal system, it can send

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their skin and it can cause additional head to ground their

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body, as well as causing significant skin damage. 15 shopkeepers in five

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different boroughs were fined on average ?11,000 for selling them.

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The courts are now also issuing increasingly tougher sentences. Some

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people have been achieving suspended prison sentences, meaning that they

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will go to jail if they continue trading will these things. And

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people have to consider the possibility of custodial sentences.

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The courts are looking at this as criminal activity, it is poisoning

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for profit in the isn't the kind of activity where people can think they

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can run a legitimate business and sell these products. While such

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products are popular? Journalist and comedian a vivid dial believes many

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women feel under social pressure to have lighter skin. The way it is

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seen, dark skin isn't valued. You see it all over the world, in

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you are in different cultures, the you are in different cultures, the

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better. Trading standards officers better. Trading standards officers

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might be able to cut down on the sale of these products on the

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street but it's proving much harder street but it's proving much harder

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to control the market online. The Internet has opened up the market in

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such a way, there's so many things you can get on there, medication

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without prescription, it is the desire we need to change. She hopes

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younger generations won't feed the demand for these products and be

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proud of the skins they were born with.

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Ayshea, and as you say in your report, internet sales

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of this product makes it a really difficult problem to tackle.

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Yes, absolutely, but London trading standards officers are very much

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aware of this and they're making sure that this year they tackle it

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in earnest. They've told us there are 15 online sellers will operate

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through eBay that are under investigation. And there's a problem

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as well of people using skin lightening creams which is wider

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than people might think. This isn't just a problem, an African issue,

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this goes worldwide, this is a massive issue. In the Far East as

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well. And as Ava was saying, you have to have positive representation

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of dark skinned people in popular culture, be it films, music, even

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cartoons. Once you reduce the demand, you also reduce the

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dangerous trade. It is a much bigger problem than just the product.

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Thanks very much. Three teenagers have been

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sentenced to a total of nearly 40 years in prison,

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after stabbing and killing 17-year-old, Myron Yarde,

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in New Cross, in April. The judge condemned the "dreadful

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problem" of knife crime as he jailed the killers,

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and lifted the ban on naming them. Alex Bushell was at the Old Bailey

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to hear today's sentencing. Like so many of his peers, Myron

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Yarde, or Mdot, as he was known, was banking on music to make it big and

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escape the streets. His talent was known. What was and is the life you

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wanted to leave behind was about to catch up with him, here in New

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Cross, stabbed to death by Fauz Richards and two young accomplices,

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both 15 at the time. In a highly unusual move, the judge lifted

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restrictions from naming them they were Junior Lukelo-Mami and Lucus

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Risch. His sister talked of the family's loss. He was like a rock to

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us, even though he was younger brother. He is greatly missed. Her

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brother was trying to retrieve stolen bike. He was, though, armed

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with a samurai sword. After being overpowered by his attackers, he was

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subjected to a punishment stabbing, up against a wall broad daylight.

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The legs and buttocks are aimed for. Maybe in an attempt not to be fatal.

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But that is ignorance on the part of people. These injuries have proved

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fatal in these dig-mac this case. The judge spoke of the cost of gang

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stabbings. Given that Myron Yarde was carrying a knife, that is

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something I put to his sister. That is playing on a hard. It's happening

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a lot in London and across the country. A lot of these teenagers

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are realising the fact that they are young, they can get away with it or

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not been named and shamed. Just to show that something needs to be

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done. For their part in his manslaughter, Fauz Richards was

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sentenced to 13 years. The others will be detained for 12 years each.

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As the judge put it, this type of violence ruined everyone's lives,

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the victim and assailants alike. Hundreds of children in Surrey

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and Essex had an extra day-off today as several schools were forced

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to close because of the weather. Last night's snowfall led

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to the closure of 19 schools in Surrey and five in Essex,

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because the conditions The schools are expected

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to re-open on Monday. A grenade found by police has led

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to the arrest of a 20-year-old man. The device found this morning,

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led to bomb disposal team deactivating the explosive

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on Burlington Road in New Malden. Residents were told

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to evacuate their homes, but have since been allowed

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to return. Another strike by train drivers

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on Southern Rail is drawing to a close this evening,

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the third this week. Virtually none of its services have

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run, meaning around 300,000 journeys that would normally be made

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on a Friday, have been disrupted. The strike is about what's known

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as Driver Only Operation, and, so, Paul Clifton has been speaking

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to a driver about why Driver only operation,

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where the driver works the train doors, is safe,

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according to Brian Denton. Some of the trains Southern

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operates are 15 years old. Inherently, it is safe,

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if it is correctly applied. In particularly the earlier 377s

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used by Southern trains He was a union official

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and, later, a manager. Drivers currently employed

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by Southern are not The image and quality

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that the driver can see in his cab mounted screens is less

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than it could be. It is quite old technology

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and it is low-res. The last drivers' strike

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on Southern was 17 years ago. Brian says drivers are not militant,

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and their highly paid. Most don't care for the politics

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of the strike, he says. But they do feel that some safety

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systems aren't up to the job. But the following week,

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the conductors strike on Monday, and then drivers strike on Tuesday,

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Wednesday, and Friday. It will be even more

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disruptive than this week. Football will pay tribute

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to the former England and Watford manager,

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Graham Taylor, who died A minute's applause will be held

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before all League matches But Watford fans have already been

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expressing their sense of loss, Graham Taylor, son of Worksop, hero

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of Watford. His achievements here will never be forgotten. They were

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happy times. Chairman Elton John appointed Taylor as manager in 1977.

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He led them from the fourth division to the first, into Europe and to an

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FA Cup final. Even when he left Aston Villa in 1987, his chairman

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wished him nothing but the best. I hope I'm a dear friend of his. I

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wanted him to go on to something different, he needed something

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different. When you look back on his achievements at the club, what would

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you say the most important ones were? I'd say there would be no

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Watford football club without Graham Taylor. No football club without

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Graham Taylor is a sentiment which holds true today. In the last

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decade, he led them through some troubled financial Times and, right

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now, they are back in the top division of English football. The

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level to which she was the very first manager ever to take them. For

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those who played for him, it was his warmth, as much as his winning

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mentality, which shone through. You never took yourself too seriously

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because he always liked everybody to have a smile on their face, and when

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you come to training, you enjoy it. When you come to games, you enjoy

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your work. That was the atmosphere he created. After success at Aston

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Villa and troubled times with England, Taylor eventually return to

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Watford and in 1999 he again led them to the top division. Today,

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fans came to vicarage Road to say goodbye to one of their own. He'd

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done everything for this town, no doubt about it. Especially in the

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community, involving all the town and community. He brought everybody

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together. It's difficult to put it into words. I've been coming here

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for over 50 years. And there will never be another one. I'm sorry.

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This weekend at games throughout the country, there will be a minute's

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applause for Graham Taylor, a true gentleman of football. Some very

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emotional scenes. It's never too late

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to tune in, because this As tributes flood in from fans, I'll

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be finding out more about the childhood talent of George Michael

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and his poetry he wrote when he was just an 11-year-old schoolboy.

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We were tickled with some snow earlier on. Tonight, very frosty and

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the weekend forecast coming up. Overcrowding and delays,

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a regular experience for the millions of commuters

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who use Victoria Tube station. But a new state of the art ticket

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hall is to open on Monday which Transport Bosses hope

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will ease the congestion. Our Transport Correspondent,

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Tom Edwards has been taking a look. For commuters who can get

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to Victoria, for years they've had to navigate a building site,

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roads, a bus station. And the entrance to the tube often

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shots due to overcrowding. This is the new northern

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ticket hall, part of For the past four years,

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there's been significant works here, So this is a major

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milestone for the project. It means that people

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using the Northern ticket hall, out into Brislington Place

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and Cardinal Place, they can actually come straight

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into the Victoria line platform straight up here so it'll be

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major congestion relief, and an immediate benefit

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to the people. Victoria is the fourth busiest tube

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station in the capital, dealing with 80 million

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passengers a year. Today, workers were busy

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with the finishing touches. They are no longer

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wanted on the Tube. This project will cost

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in total ?700 million. Businesses here hope

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this will encourage more It's a new commercial hub,

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a new vibrant location And, therefore, the infrastructure

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has to be invested in, in order to cater for those

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additional passengers that will be coming through to Victoria,

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be it workers, beard visitors I mean, in the last 20 years,

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we've seen a 60% increase in passengers coming

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through Victoria Station. The new Northern Victoria ticket

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hall opens to commuters on Monday. Whether you're a fan

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of George Michael, or not, nobody can deny his brilliance

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as a performer and artist. Now, clues to his very early

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song writing talent has been discovered too,

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by an old friend Let's find out more

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from Caroline Davies who's at the singer's former home

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in Highgate, where fans Ever since the news of George

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Michael's death on Christmas Day last year came about, there have

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been tributes flooding into his house in Highgate. There are

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candles, flowers, and there are balloons. Also tributes to his

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lyrics. And it is slightly different lyrics we will be hearing about now,

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some poetry he wrote when he was 11 years old, living in Kingsbury. They

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have been rediscovered by his childhood friend.

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I'm Penny, and I know George Michael from childhood.

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He lived over the back to my best friend, Lisa.

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All his family used to call him Yorg.

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But all us North London kids used to call him Georgio.

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I thought my husband was actually pulling my leg

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because at the end of 2016, with all these famous people dying,

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he was kind of the last person you can imagine.

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I went and looked through my schoolbook to see if there was any

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Sounds In The Night, by Professor What's-his-name,

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Beyond the world of sight, there is a sixth dimension of sound.

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And, in many cases, sound beats sight.

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Sight is blacked out by the night, and that is when the sound comes in.

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It stands to reason that what you can't see you can hear.

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And the same applies in the daytime, only in reverse.

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In other words, what you can't hear, you can see.

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And that is why I'm turning to the subject tonight.

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Now, what I've forgotten to tell you, I'm sure something

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You'll never guess what I have to say to you.

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That was penny speaking to us earlier. As you can see, it might

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sound strange to pour over the lyrics of an 11-year-old boy but

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that perhaps makes more sense that you think it was only a few years

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later when he was 17 that he wrote to kiss-mac careless whisper. It

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gives you an impression of how his mind worked. His songs will be

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remembered by the many people that have left tributes here.

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Thank you very much. He was a brilliant songwriter.

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Now, if you want to escape the cold snap we're experiencing,

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although most of the snow seems to have disappeared quickly enough,

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then you could do worse than enjoy temperatures of 26 degrees whilst

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walking among thousands of butterflies, a stone's

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I'm talking about RHS Gardens Wisley, which Wendy Hurrell

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has popped down to, after having enough of last night's snow.

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Imagine you're in the Amazon with butterflies spiralling by.

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And the one fluttering we can see is a swallowtail.

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The glasshouse at Wisley is always a tropical place but each year

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they fill it with these exotic insects to cheer us up in midwinter.

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They come as pupae, which is the safest

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We then take them out of their boxes when they arrive,

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and glue them on to canes in special cases that we have here

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And there we just wait, really, wait for them to emerge.

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50 different species will be unfurling here.

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They'll sip the nectar from fruit or the resident flowers.

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These ones are from the Amazon, so they'll feed on rotten fruit that

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are on the ground and sometimes rotting meat, and animal dung,

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Others prefer flowers, the nectar from flowers.

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And, so, we've got planting for them as well.

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The horticulturalists here have planted these ones as a creche.

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We release about 200 adult glassroom butterflies into the glasshouse

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and then they'll mate and they'll lay eggs on this plant.

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And this is the lavae food plant, so we planted it

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I like the fact you've planted it purely to be eaten by caterpillars,

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which is exactly the opposite to anything else that

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They're not allowed to eat anything else.

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It can stay icy for as long as it likes outside.

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Under glass, here in Surrey, it's summer.

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At least until the daffs come up in spring.

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So, it's summer in Wisley. Let's find out what the weekend weather is

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like now. You are talking about the snow

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earlier on. It has mostly melted away now for many areas and it'll be

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quite frosty again tonight. A lot of ice forming in places as well. Let's

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see what happened a little bit earlier on today because we had that

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snow crossing parts of the south-east. It turned almost like a

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mini blizzard across the capital. You conceal the snow coming along,

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it swiftly moved away, and as far as the is concerned, won't see any

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wintry weather. Tonight, very frosty in places as well. Temperatures

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dipping down to a roundabout minus three or minus four outside of town

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centres. In the city, may be no lower than zero. If you still have

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any snow lying around, obviously, negative temperatures, it will turn

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to ice so take it steady if you're travelling first thing in the

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morning. The weather is looking fine, were not going to be building

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in the igloos or or anything like that, some sunshine, and a nice

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crisp day on the way. What is sticking my head? Lets get rid of

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that. Temperatures getting up to three or 4 degrees for most of us in

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the afternoon. Chilly wind blowing out of the North. On balance, and

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nice Saturday on the way. If you're out Saturday night, things are going

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to turn quite frosty again. You can see the hues of blue there. You can

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see some cloud filtering in from the west. By the time we get to Sunday,

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it's all change. We can say goodbye to the frost, we can say goodbye to

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any snow, and it looks like it'll be pretty rainy. It is a grey day on

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the way on Sunday and those temperatures getting up to about

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nine. And those winds will be freshening as well. As far as the

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outlook is concerned into next week, doesn't look like there is any

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winter weather. Later next week, hence of maybe something cold coming

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back. Back to you. Thanks very much for

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the weather forecast and for doing your hair.

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Before we go tonight, let's take a look at the stories

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Nearly half of all hospitals in England declared a 'major alert'

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Among them, the Health Secretary's constituency hospital in Guildford.

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Thousands of people along the East coast of England are preparing

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to leave their homes this evening ahead of warnings there could be

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severe flooding caused by High Winds and High Tides.

:26:22.:26:31.

The Labour MP Tristan Hunt has announced he's to become

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the director of the Victoria and Albert Museum.

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He's resigned from his constituency of Stoke-on-Trent.

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And suspended jail sentences have been handed down for the first time,

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to those convicted of selling skin lightening treatments in London.

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Watford fans have been signing the cancer and organ failure.

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Watford fans have been signing the book of condolence in memory of

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Graham Taylor who died yesterday. There will also be a minute's

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applause at all league matches this weekend.

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That's it from us this cold Friday night.

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I hope we've brought you a bit of warmth to your evening.

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I'll be back later, just before 10:30pm on BBC One.

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Parents are facing an explosion in the number of children saying

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It was like a battle, like in a war zone. She would literally scream.

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