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We speak to the family of a grandmother killed

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I've had friends and people saying they can't imagine what I'm

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going through and I'm saying don't try to imagine this.

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A man appeared in court today charged with her murder.

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We reveal why pollution levels at the Dartford Crossing were excluded

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Plus an apology from Eurostar to the disabled student told

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to pay extra to take her wheelchair onboard.

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My wheelchair is not a luxury to have onboard,

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it's a necessity so for them to view it in that light is

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Fashion guru Gok Wan tells us why he wants to bring

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Good evening and welcome to the programme with me, Riz Lateef.

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She was our rock and the heart has been ripped out of our family.

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The children of an 80-year-old woman found strangled on an allotment

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in North London say the heart has been ripped out of their family.

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Lea Adri-Soejoko's body was discovered

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Her son and daughter pay tribute to their mother,

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Our Home Affairs Correspondent Nick Beake reports.

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We have had the heart ripped out of our family. We can hardly process

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what has happened. The private grief of a son and daughter laid bare.

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Today outside the allotments where their mother was found strangled,

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they paid tribute to her. Nothing was a drama, she was very calm,

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funny,... And she would do anything for us. She was the ultimate

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matriarch. She was the heart of our family. We're just appealing for

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anyone who might have seen anything. Lea Adri-Soejoko's body was

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discovered last week in a shed at the community gardens where she was

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a secretary. She loved her life right now. She was getting younger

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by the day. She was 80 but acting like she was 30 and younger. Having

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almost like another teenage time, she just loved her life, going out,

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starting to dress more trendy. She was just loving her life and that

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has been taken from her. That shouldn't have happened. These are

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the tribute at her home. A short distance away. His death has touched

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friends and family. You can't imagine it. You can't deal with it.

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The whole world is falling apart me and my family. Here in Colindale

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grieving family have been appealing to the public for more information.

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Meanwhile in Wimbledon, a 40-year-old man, Rahim Mohammadi,

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has appeared in court charged with the pensioner's murder. The police

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will not be drawn on a motive, but say they need more help from the

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public including any information about the pensioner's missing keys.

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Did anyone find them in and around the area? A Morrisons key fob on

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them. For local drivers and residents, did you see here on

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Monday, very distinctive pattern hair, as family describe it, pink

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piping on her blue boots, jacket, did you see her at her home address

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or the allotments? Did you see anyone calling at her address on

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Monday? We need to have as much information as possible so we can

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get justice for our mum. A London street breaching its annual

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air pollution limits in just five days, the capital put on high alert

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for pollution under a new monitoring system and the Mayor making

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cleaner air for Londoners All indications that something

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must be done to help All this week, in our series

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Toxic London, we'll be looking In a moment we'll hear how pollution

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levels around one of the most congested roads in the south east

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were excluded in government figures. First let's cross to Gareth Furby

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who's in Marylebone for us tonight. Yes, all week we will look at this

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issue but you might say, what has this got to do with me? How much air

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pollution and my exposed to? To give you some idea we asked one London

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family to carry around a special sensor which picks up levels of air

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pollution and they were amazed by what they found out.

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I'm Sean, I'm an assistant head at a school in Cheltenham.

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I'm Rachel and this is Jonah and he's three and this is Caleb

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He was born eight weeks prematurely and spent five weeks in hospital

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We'd love to find out ways that we can reduce

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what they are exposed to without having to move house.

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The McNamaras live on a busy road in East Greenwich.

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We followed them for one day using a new device which monitors

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pollution and sends the results to your phone.

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While Rachel walks to nursery, Sean drives to work and he's joined

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by Romain Lacombe from Plume Labs who developed the sensor.

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What we see here is the reading for NO2, which is an exhaust gas.

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The levels increased during the drive and reach

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As we just get out of the car here in front of the school,

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the two levels we are measuring actually became higher.

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I'm shocked that it went from moderate to high outside

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of the school and the implications for all of the health

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Rachel's walk to the nursery also showed high levels.

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We asked an expert what parents and teachers can do

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You can have a really big drop in your exposure by simply taking

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And then encourage schools to put something in place to get people

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The McNamaras say they now plan to make changes to their routine.

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Being just aware of two young boys and making sure

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that they have the best possible air that they can really.

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That is one family's experience. Tell us about the pollution where

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you are. Yes, I'm on the Marylebone Road and this is not a place you

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want to come to if you have any kind of lung condition. It's one of the

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most polluted places in London, regularly breaking those legal

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limits for nitrogen oxide levels and the reason, there is a pretty big

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clue behind me. It is this constant heavy traffic. This is the biggest

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problem in London, diesel engines being the worst, and the road to

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produce around 50% of all air pollution. Then there is the

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heating, lighting in your homes, offices, factories and on building

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sites, which adds up to 37% of nitrogen oxide. In the sky who

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produce around 8% of nitrogen oxide. The cost, some experts say if you

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are vulnerable, if you have a lung problem, a heart condition, it can

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contribute to your early death. One estimate is saying around 9000 early

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deaths year could because to buy air pollution, so we will look firstly

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at this issue all week and asking what, if anything, can be done to

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sort it out. We are indeed. Gareth, thank you very much for that.

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Well the BBC has discovered that pollution levels around one

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of the busiest sections of road in the country have been excluded

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from government air quality assessments despite carrying

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Sarah Harris is at the Dartford Crossing this

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Well, the road here certainly looks like a motorway, doesn't it? It

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sounds like a motorway and I can tell you 55 million vehicles use the

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Dartford crossing every year but take a closer look for yourself and

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you will see five, six, seven, eight lanes of traffic starting to get a

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very busy on the rush-hour. But pollution here wasn't reported

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nationally or to the EU because the BBC has learned that their stretch

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of road has been classified as rural. We have commissioned our own

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air quality tests on an estate just a stone's throw away from here and

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on three separate days, legal air quality levels were breached and

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this is what residents have to say about it.

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And I'm living here and I could be ill at any time, you know,

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I feel sorry for the little children that run around in this,

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Nitrogen dioxide levels have been found by the local council, Dartford

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council, to be very high. Officials there say they want this road

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reclassified. We discovered that the

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tunnel approach road There hasn't even been

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the threat of fines. Dartford significantly exceeds

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the recommendations as it has done We want help to get it resolved

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as soon as possible, the sooner the better,

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because it is blighting The government has told us in a

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letter that this stretch of road will, in future assessments, be

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categorised as urban, which means that the data will be sent

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nationally and to the European Union. They said in a statement that

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the government remains committed to improving air quality. Back to you.

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Sarah, thanks very much. The BBC website is hosting a series

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of stories this week looking at ways If you're interested

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in what changes you can make just Charlton fans travel to Belgium to

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stage a peaceful protest urging the club's owner to sell up. Plus.

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Join me later when I'm going to be talking to you not about fashion

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The Government has warned that London's skills

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shortage is in danger of damaging the economy.

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So could more apprentices be the answer?

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From April, bigger companies will be forced to invest thousands of pounds

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in training up school leavers or lose the money.

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Today, students and businesses were at the National

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Our Education Reporter Marc Ashdown went along.

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Negotiating a route into work is a tricky business.

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The Army is one of 70 exhibitors here trying

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Apprenticeships are increasingly seen as a way into all

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While many of her friends are off to university, Zena is training

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Sometimes when people go to university they're still trying

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But, not only that, they're in a huge amount of debt.

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15,000 students are expected to attend this event.

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It's a shop window to show how varied and important

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Historically, people thought that an apprenticeship was for people

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who aren't academically bright or do not have a choice

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An apprenticeship really is open to anybody.

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It is crucial, it is absolutely crucial that we have a workforce

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that is better educated, better trained, better

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To that end, new legislation from April means any firm

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with a payroll of ?3 million or more will have to commit 0.5%

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of its budget to training apprentices, or lose the money.

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But a recent survey by City and Guilds found more than a third

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of London businesses aren't even aware of the new levy.

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Nine years ago I joined as an apprentice and I started my

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career and since then I've stayed with the company.

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And someone tells me you are employee of the year?

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Yes, I won an award, employee of the year

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Even those who have struggled academically,

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He's now thinking of signing up as a tank engineer.

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It's actually very nice to come up and have a surprise, like, "Oh,

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your three GCSEs can get you quite far in life even if everyone else

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That is probably a very reassuring thing to me.

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For many students and parents it's a first conversation

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Rather than his brothers who have both done degrees,

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he is more interested to go and not have the debt.

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You just jump straight through to a career and you get

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to learn skills needed for the apprenticeship you're doing.

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More and more young people than are realising the benefits

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The former boxer Michael Watson says he hung on for dear life

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as he was dragged several hundred metres along a road during a violent

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The 51-year-old has been speaking to the BBC's Crimewatch programme

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And you can see that interview in full on Crimewatch

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An unexploded World War Two bomb which was discovered in north west

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London last week has been detonated in Essex.

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Experts from the Royal Navy and British Army safely disposed

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of the device at a military base in Southend.

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The bomb was removed from a building site in Brondesbury Park.

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A London student says she's deeply disappointed after being told

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she'd have to pay ?60 to take her wheelchair

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The 22-year-old was travelling from London to Brussels with friends.

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Sonja Jessup is at St Pancras International.

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And you've been speaking to her today?

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Yes, she told me that when she booked this trip she explained to

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Eurostar she would need her wheelchair. She has lower leg muscle

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weakness and needs a wheelchair for long distances. Eurostar said

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because the chair doesn't fold up it would have to go in the hold, but

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they wanted her to pay ?60 for that. This was her reaction.

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I've was really disappointed at the way they viewed

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the wheelchair as likening it to a bicycle, musical instrument,

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My wheelchair is not a luxury to have onboard.

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So for them to view it in that light is really inappropriate

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Eurostar then suggested Leila might like to travel first class where

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there was more room with her wheelchair but they wanted her to

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pay the upgrade and she wouldn't be able to travel with her friends.

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Eventually they did back down and Leila was able to travel with her

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wheelchair at no extra cost. Have you spoken to Eurostar today? What

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have they had to say? Well, they say they are very sorry, Leila was told

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the wrong information and should not have been charged. They say they

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will speak to staff to make sure they know what to do in future.

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Disability campaigners say this kind of case highlights how sometimes

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company policy is not being followed on the ground. Sonia, thanks very

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much. A national charity says deaf

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children in London are being left behind due to delays

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in receiving hearing aids. It blames the Government's

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decision to stop inspections Ayshea Buksh has been

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speaking to one mother, who feels standards are slipping,

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and that's had a huge impact Story time for Ryan with his parents

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has at times been a struggle. He was born with hearing

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difficulties and as a newborn baby But his parents had to wait

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until he was two years old for an electronic cochlear

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implant to be fitted. We feel he may have missed out

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on a whole year of hearing and had he been implanted earlier,

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he may have started speaking earlier, you know, he may have been

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on par with the rest of his peers. Ryan's experience is not uncommon

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according to the leading He is one of 7,000 children

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in London with hearing problems. But, following NHS reforms,

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mandatory testing of audiology There are 17 audiology

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departments in London. Six out of 17 are not registered

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and over half have no What we want to see is this

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programme being mandatory. So that all services

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are required to meet standards. So unless parents know

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that the service is of high quality, they cannot be sure that

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what is happening to them The director for audiology

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with NHS England believes, despite no mandatory testing,

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the service is robust. Every child born in the UK today

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has their hearing screened within 24 hours of life and that is really,

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really an amazing programme we run. But after that it seems

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to get a little bit lost. After that then children

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and their families start And what difference has it made

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to you having that hearing aid? While charities may believe

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those audiology services need better monitoring,

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Ryan is pretty proud Football, and Charlton have said

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they are disappointed with supporters who travelled

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to Belgium at the weekend to peacefully protest

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against the club's owner. But the fans involved say they'll

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continue to do until he sells. The owner of Charlton is one of the

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richest men in Belgium who bought the club in early 2014 and owns five

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clubs in Europe and some fans say it's part of a problem, how can you

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possibly work in the best interests of all of them? Since he's been in

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charge of Charlton he has sacked manager eight times, provided over

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relegation to the third tier of English that ball and the team is

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currently fighting against relegation to the fourth tier adding

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the short ball and over the last 18 months there's been a series of

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creative protests, fans held a mock funeral for the club, held toy pigs

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onto the pitch on one game to symbolise greed. The target these

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protests of home and the Chief Executive, with him not having been

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to a Charlton game since 2014, this weekend 300 fans took their protest

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to his hometown, had a peaceful process and earlier today we spoke

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to one of those on the march. Well, we were very pleased with

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the numbers of people that came out. It far exceeded our expectations

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and the protest went very well. Our message to Roland

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was really clear. The time for talking has gone

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and we're not going to stop A defined message from the fans,

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defined also from the owner. The club has said they are disappointed

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with this protest and there's no indication that the manager will

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sell Charlton. It's all rather sad because it's hard to see how the

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situation will resolve itself. One club would no such worries is

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Chelsea. Their new stadium plans got approval from the mail today. Yes,

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Sadiq Khan David green light -- Mayor. They will build a new ?500

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million stadium on the site of their current home Stamford Bridge and it

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will have 60,000 seats, an upgrade of 20,000 seats on the current

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Stamford Bridge ground. Galea said open would be the start of 2021-22

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season. And they will have to play away from Stamford Bridge for at

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least three years. They will publish have to play play at Wembley during

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that time. OK, Chris, thank you very much for that update.

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He's best known for teaching us how to enjoy fashion,

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but now Gok Wan wants to share one of his other passions -

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He's been telling Alice Bhandhukravi why he thinks you don't have to know

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everything about the art form to enjoy it.

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giving women up and down the country help with their clothes but he's

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So the fashion guru, who was once a hair and make-up artist,

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has given me a special behind-the-scenes tour

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So Alice, welcome to the guts of the ENO.

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Such is his love of opera, that he's now put together an album

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The beauty of creating or curating this CD is the fact that you can

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take something that you really love and you can pass it on to other

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people and say have a go, have a listen, and if you think

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about it is no different from fashion really.

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I would turn around and say, I love your boots, I love your dress,

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and I think that would be great with the.

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and I think that would be great with you.

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Equally with the CD, I'm saying I love this track,

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Gok makes no excuses for wanting opera to be more accessible.

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There is a real misconception that when it comes to opera

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it's only for the elite, the middle classes that will turn

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round and say you have to look a certain way,

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behave a certain way, speak a certain way,

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dress a certain way and know everything about the opera,

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The CD Gok's Divas includes the likes of Katherine Jenkins,

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Maria Callas and Dame Kiri Te Kanawa.

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We see you are somebody who loves women.

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I really love women and I have a slight fascination

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And so when you see Kiri on stage, and she can have no set really,

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and she just belts out a number, and she will hate me for using those

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words around her singing, but when she belts out a number,

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it's one of the most powerful, most inspiring things you will ever hear.

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So what does this mean for your career?

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I definitely won't be singing opera because I've got

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This opera CD is a hobby so I don't know where it's going to go

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If it takes me to a whole new world, I have no idea

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at all but until then, I shall still be surrounded

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And a voice that cleans Evans. Someone else who likes opera is

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here. Your voice is lovely. That you are here to talk about the weather

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which is getting warmer. Yes, it is getting warmer. Today was a

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beautiful day between the fluffy cumulus clouds, blue skies, a bit of

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blossom, daffodils, it was a delightful spring day. It's not

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going to look quite like that as we go through this week. It will be

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very mild and they will be spells of rain. Not great for commuting, I

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suspect. The satellite picture shows how lucky we were because there were

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shouts down the east of the country and the west of the country but we

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were in a nice sunny slot in the middle. This massive cloud is going

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to push in Tuesday night. It will change the weather somewhat as we go

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through towards the end of the week so there is a ridge of high pressure

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before it gets here so Tuesday is quite nice but the rain pushes

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through and the low-pressure drags through into Wednesday and there's a

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low-pressure behind me which will join in over the weekend and change

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things again. In the meantime, yes, it is warming up. By Wednesday,

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temperatures are 14 degrees. Not so tonight, a bit chilly, actually. One

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or two showers but Italy in the early hours of the morning but for

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the most part dry with some clear spells and it's not out of the

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question to get a touch of frost locally. In backing sure,

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temperatures will be close to freezing. Under a bit of Clyde, not

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so much of a problem. Anyway, we will have a chilly start but quite

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sunny tomorrow. As the day goes on we will have a bit of cloud around

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but it's quite a pleasant day, dried with not too much of a breeze

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blowing. Temperatures in double figures and behind me, you could see

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the rain starting to clamber in as well. That is still with us through

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the day on Wednesday on and off. Lots of cloud around, a breezy day

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but temperatures, 14 Celsius. It stays mild through Thursday and

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Friday. A little bit unsettled into the weekend, breezy as well, so not

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perfect yet. We want the sun shines and the temperatures of 14 degrees

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and we want to get there. Thanks very much, Wendy.

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