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In Look East tonight: More than 3,000 joined protest rallies and

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more than 800 schools were closed. We'll bring you the impact of the

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biggest co-ordinated public worker strike for years. They expect us to

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work longer, pay more and receive less. I think that is an absolute

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disgrace. Hello from David and me. Also tonight: As Andrea Hill's

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future hangs in the balance, we'll have the very latest on the council

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trying to decide her fate. Jailed - the former parish clerk

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who stole more than �60,000 from local councils.

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And how Diva's daring dash came to a dramatic end.

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Hello. First tonight, the impact of the biggest public workers' strike

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for years. Unions say there has been positive support across the

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region for today's strike. Courts, Jobcentres, passport offices and

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driving test centres were all affected. More than 3000 people

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joined rallies across the region, but schools bore the brunt of the

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closures with more than 850 affected. In a moment, Ian Barmer

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reports on the day through the eyes of a striker. Jozef Hall looks at

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how our schools coped. But first, Andrew Sinclair with a round-up of

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what happened today. The unions were hoping for a good

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turnout, and they got it. This was Cambridge, were more than 1000

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people marched through the city. Many had their children with them

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because so many schools were closed. I hope the government might well

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see what is going on here and in other places around the country as

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a clear expression of the resolve of teachers and other public sector

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workers to defend their pensions. There were rallies and marches

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across the region, each one attracting several hundred people,

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striking workers joined by members of other unions also worried about

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their pensions. The unions say public support for today's action

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has been much higher than they expected. They have to look after

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their future. Their future is in doubt, isn't it? They have worked

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all these years to get nothing out of it. I trained as a teacher

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originally. I have some sympathy. have some sympathy but I am not

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sure it is the right thing to do. Because as a lot of disruption. --

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it causes a lot of disruption. biggest casualties were the schools

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- hundreds of schools either partially or fully closed. But many

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staff working for Customs and Revenue walked out, so, too, some

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hospital staff. While at the Peterborough Passport Office, 90%

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of union members were on strike. It meant the telephone inquiry bureau

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was closed and very few postal applications were handled. At the

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Department of Work and Pensions call centre in Norwich, the union

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said just 20 out of 300 staff were on duty. But Jobcentres stayed open,

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so, too, the courts and the coastguard. And even though some

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immigration officers took action, there was little disruption for

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passengers at Luton and Stansted because extra staff had been

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brought in. There are 28 unions representing workers across the

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public sector. With just four on strike today, the region was never

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going to grind to a halt. They hope that it turn out like this will

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give an indication of how angry people are. Despite today's protest,

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the Government insists its proposals are fair and necessary.

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After this process is complete, public sector workers will still

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have the best be pensioned -- the best pensions available in the UK.

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We have to get to a point where they are sustainable. People are

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living much longer than they used to. The unions feel today went well.

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There's already talk of doing this again.

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It was in the schools that the industrial action had its biggest

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impact. As Jozef Hall now reports, hundreds were closed for the day,

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while many others were just partially open.

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Not quite business as usual at this Primary School in Northampton,

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striking NUT staff responsible for the closure of its 14 classes, and

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a day off for a lucky few. Some of them are pleased to be in school.

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We have tried to explain to them that these are professional people

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making a judgement and doing what be think is right. My friend was

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saying, you have to go on -- you have to go to school on Thursday.

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We will get to go to the park. you be cleverer than them? Yes,

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half a day cleverer. Back in Northampton, and plenty of support

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for the picket lines at the Duston Secondary, these teachers refuting

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the Prime Minister's claims that their actions are responsible.

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government might try to stop us having strikes today, but we need

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to make a point. It is the responsible thing to do. We need to

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do this. This teacher in Lowestoft was well prepared and ready for the

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strike. It is very important that we support people in trying to

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stand up to the cuts that are being made across the board. The NUT said

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today to expect more of the same. Teachers have told BBC Look East

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today that they feel betrayed by the Government's plans to cut their

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pensions and make them stay on in the classroom until they are 66. We

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asked one teacher from Peterborough to tell us what it will mean for

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her in pounds, shillings and pence. It is not done lightly but there

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has been no genuine consultation. There was a big turnout and some

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real anger in Peterborough at plans to reform public sector pensions.

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In the crowd, Gill Phillips, who teaches at Brampton in

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Cambridgeshire. She insists she is no union firebrand, just outraged

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at proposals to make her work longer for a poorer pension. I've

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been paying into a pension scheme. It appears to me that the contract

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-- a contract has been taken out between me and the Government. The

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Government has changed the goalposts over night and that is

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simply not fair. Gill Phillips started teaching in 1990 and

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expected to draw her pension at 60, in six years' time. She's been

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studying the National Union of Teachers pensions calculator very

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closely, and she's not happy with what it shows. I will pay �83.31

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extra per month. The earliest I can get the full pension has gone up

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from 60 to 66. Over a 25 year pension, should I live that long, I

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will lose �66,223. There might be a lot of people watching who are run

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far worse pension terms than teachers and think, actually, even

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with the changes, you would be on a pretty good deal. What would you

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say to them? I would say that I took on the job of being a teacher.

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Together with that job goes a pension. I appreciate that pensions

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in the private sector have been downgraded over the years. I

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understand that, but this is not an issue of private pension versus

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public pension. Gill Phillips believes she made a deal which the

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Government is backing out of. And it will leave her paying more and

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working longer for less. The future of council chief

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executive Andrea Hill is still being debated tonight. She has been

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on leave from Suffolk County Council for the past eight weeks so

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that allegations against her could be investigated. Let's go live to

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Ipswich now and Kevin Burch. These allegations come from of

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whistle blower in the council. They focus on how things were being run

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by Andrea Hill. Expenses claims are also being studied. A special panel

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sat down at around 2pm today to look at the evidence. We have no

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news as yet. This is the latest chapter in a controversial and

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turbulent time formed the up -- for the authority. From the start,

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Andrea Hill was a high earner and high profile. On a salary of

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�218,000 a year, more than the Prime Minister, hardly surprising.

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We are �1 billion business. In order to command the best you have

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to pay the best. It was too much, said critics. Too bad, said the

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chief executive, insisting it had been an open contest and there were

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others in similar roles on similar money. But repeatedly she'd be the

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one under fire. Do you think people think you are hard and that nothing

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will hurt you? People do not know me. They only know what they say it

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-- what they see in the media. resisted calls to take a cut in pay,

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while trying to win backing for a radical package of cuts in services,

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what they called a new strategic direction, slimming down,

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outsourcing to save �125 million in four years. Outsourcing Suffolk

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jobs - is that there? No. Outside, campaigners started to rally.

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Inside, it seemed, things started to unravel. And with a

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whistleblower inquiry under way, a new man took over as council leader

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and swiftly took the new strategic direction of the agenda. Chief

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executives bring their own style. We feel it is important that the

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council and the members are the story and not any individual

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employee. But today, once again, Andrea Hill was the story as this

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special panel of councillors sat at St Edmund House in Ipswich to

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discuss the allegations. That debate took place in secret, after

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the panel rejected an appeal from the media to keep the meeting open.

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It said the need for confidentiality outweighed the

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public interest. Soap why is this all taking so

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long? Inshore, because it is very complex.

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I spoke to the council a few moments ago. They said they thought

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it was going to be a long night. These are serious allegations,

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there are procedures to go through. They want to make sure that

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everything is done in the correct way. Whatever comes out it that --

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comes out of the day, it is going to be pored over by the lawyers for

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both sides. One thing to bear in mind is that this committee has

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already sat once and broke up without a decision saying it needed

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more time. I think it will want to get a decision today. Remember that

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Andrea Hill has now been offered something like eight weeks. The

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council has paid out something like �40,000 to have the Chief Executive

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sitting at home doing nothing. They will not want that to continue. If

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there is any later of -- for the newsletter and the programme we

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will bring it to you. Coming up later and the programme:

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The town aiming to become the first in the country to ban smoking on

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its streets. And the moment Diva Hundreds of travellers from illegal

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pitches at Dale Farm in Essex could get their official notice to leave

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any day. Basildon councillors are expected to agree tonight to help

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pay the police costs for what could be a long eviction process. Gareth

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George is outside Basildon council where the meeting's taking place.

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Gareth. Well, the travellers are just

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beginning to arrive here. There have been protests about Dale Farm

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for ten years, but this really could be the last. It is desperate

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for the travellers now. They are literally one meeting away from

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eviction. Dale Farm sprawls across green belt near Basildon. Around

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half of the 100 or so pictures were built without planning permission.

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After a 10-year legal battle, the bulldozers could be just weeks a

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wall. I will not go without a fight. They might as well bring the army

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here to get us out. As far as Teddy is concerned, the eviction cannot

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happen soon enough. He lives just up the road from Dale Farm. He says

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that, because the form is so close, his house is worth a lot less. --

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because the farm. It is worth around �100,000 less than what I

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would get for it if they go. Before the eviction can begin, councillors

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need to take care of the details about who will pay for it. The

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council needs to confirm in writing that it will contribute �1.2

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million towards the police costs. Essex Chief Constable says that is

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the last piece of the jigsaw. The travellers'' spokesman made this

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plea on behalf of the families children are born in Basildon

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Hospital. They are residents and I think it is brittle and in human to

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even think about wanting to throw them out of the district.

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decade-long battle to stay could soon be over. After tonight's

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meeting the bailiffs could come calling.

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I am joined by Mary-Ann McCarthy, a long-standing Dale Farm resident.

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Why do you not just leave? It would save everyone a lot of money.

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very easy to say leave. Leave to wear? We have no place to go. We

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bought our land where we are. They say that we are breaking the law.

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If the meeting does not go your way this evening, the bailiffs could be

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round to more morning, couldn't they? Yes, they could. What can we

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do? Are you going to fight to save your homes that it comes to an

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eviction? Yes, there is definitely going to be a fight, and a big

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fight at that. I am going to get my 22 grandchildren in my home. Idea

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many of the bailiffs to put their hand on them. Thank you very much.

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The council says that the travellers have broken the law and

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they must be removed. A verdict of accidental death has

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been recorded on the cricket commentator Trevor Bailey. The

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former Test cricketer, who was 87, died in a fire at his home at

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Westcliff-on-Sea earlier this year. The inquest in Southend heard that

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the fire may have started in a toaster, but investigators couldn't

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be sure. The furniture retailer Wallace King

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is closing its Norwich store after more than 100 years in the city.

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The group said current trading was tough and there was no one to carry

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on the family-run store. The company also has shops in Diss and

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Cambridge. A clerk who stole nearly �69,000

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from four parish councils in Norfolk has been jailed for 18

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months. Beverly Boughen spent some of the money on her daughter's

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wedding. The judge said she committed "a dreadful breach of

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trust". There were then held as senior position of finance officer

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on four parish councils. She admitted stealing money from all

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four, including �20,000 from Burnham market, where she had

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control of the parish finances for four years. The chair of the Parish

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Council would not go on camera but issued a statement saying, she was

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very good at making excuses about why we could not see the books. We

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are angry that we put our trust in someone who chose to took us to the

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cleaners. We will put in place procedures to make sure something

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like this does not happen again. This breach of trust was described

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as dreadful in court. She was able to write cheques to other accounts

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by forging the signature of parish council members. She used �4,000 to

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pay for her daughter's wedding and a holiday to Spain. There are now

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calls for more training for local councillors, hopefully leading to

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better scrutiny and preventing similar frauds in the future.

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would personally like to see it be mandatory for all councillors to be

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trained Postle -- properly. That is not the case at the moment and our

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association does its best to encourage all councillors to be

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trained in the basics of council work and what their

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responsibilities are. The convicted women will spend 18

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months in jail. Sales at Greene King have passed

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the �1 billion mark for the first time. But the Suffolk-based pubs

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and brewery group warned trading for the current year would be tough,

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with consumers under pressure. Companies are having a second go at

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getting money out of the Government's Regional Growth Fund.

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In the first round, 9 out of 10 bids from this region were turned

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down. Thousands of jobs are at stake. Lotus's on the tail of a

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Government grant - �10 million to build five new cars at Hethel in

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Norfolk, creating 1,100 new jobs. Without the money from the Regional

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Growth Fund, three of the cars would be built abroad. In order

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support the UK economy, we thought it might be a good idea to invest

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more money into a man of -- into another factory. We asked for the

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money to build a new factory to allow us to manufacture all of her

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five cars on the site. This is Lotus's second go at getting money.

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In the first round of bidding earlier this year, 24 bits from the

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East went in. Only two were accepted. Bids also go in today for

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the Government's new enterprise zones, giving companies tax breaks

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and help with getting faster broadband. Applications are being

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made for Yarmouth and Lowestoft, Harlow and Alconbury in

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Cambridgeshire. Development of the former airbase, close to the A1,

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would create 8000 jobs, say its backers. We would like to attract

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hi-tech manufacturing companies. There might be local companies that

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need to grow. There might be companies in Cambridge. Cambridge

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companies find it very difficult to move on into larger premises. They

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would be more than welcome here. The worry is that project in the

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east will once more be less favoured by the Government than

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those in other regions. You're watching BBC Look East. Coming up:

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How Diva's daring dash came to a dramatic end.

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Next, the town which could soon be asking people to stay about the

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facts completely. -- stub out their cigarettes. A councillor in Stony

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Stratford wants a total outdoor smoking ban, like the one that been

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brought in New York. It could be achieved by bringing in a bylaw,

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but will this man and his lone crusade gathered the support he

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needs? Smokers in Stony Stratford could be breathing their last

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because of a suggestion that has come from this man. There are

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cigarette butts of the place. One would not want to see people

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spitting in front of them. They are covered in saliva. There is second-

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hand smoke and your clothes smelling of smoke as you walk by.

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There is a danger also two young children in pushchairs. It is

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already up -- so idiotic and stupid. I have never heard anything so

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ridiculous in my life. If they line up all the smokers and shoot them -

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- if they want to line up all the smokers and shoot them, now might

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be a good time. There is support in some quarters.

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In some ways it is worse now because every time you come out it

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is right on the doorstep. It would be better if they had designated

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areas. If you want to smoke you can do it in your own home, can't you?

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Run for smokers is being squeezed out. The original Ban Ki-Moon in

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2007. It will soon be illegal to display cigarettes in shops. Stony

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Stratford is the first place to consider a complete ban. We do all

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sorts of things to attract people to the town. The last thing you

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want to be doing is driving people away. We do not want to put signs

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up saying do not come here, we do not want to. Madness or maverick,

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the suggestion will go before the town council next month. We do it

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with dog mess, we can do it with cigarette butts. Smokers, watch

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out! If you have a comment about that

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story or you think you know something else we should be

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investigating, please get in touch. Please leave your daytime telephone

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number so we can get in touch. Imagine being woken up and being

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told by the police to keep your children and pets indoors because a

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seven-and-a-half foot-long bowler constrictor is on the loose. That

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is what happened in Ipswich this morning. Luckily, this story does

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have a happy ending. This is Diva. When she went missing

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last night she caused a lot of concern. It was a bit scary, really.

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It has not eaten for three weeks. I have three young children. I was

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pretty scared because I didn't know if it would have killed me a lot.

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Diva is in season. That is probably why she escaped. Not only our her

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hormones raging, she is also mean and lean. Her last meal was three

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weeks ago. They have backward curving teeth. They eat small

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mammals and birds. They're quite opportunistic. When Beat a's owner

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got home from work she was in for a surprise. Hello, sweetheart. Come

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on! She is strong, isn't she? would pull you along the floor.

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There you go, sweetheart. Who's a good girl? We have been speaking to

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neighbours who were worried. How do you feel now that you have got a?

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Relieved. She is not the friendliest of snakes. She is not

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life-threatening but if she bites you she will cause a nasty injury.

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I will put her back in the tank. why not just have a cat or dog?

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be the dead and the snake ate them! -- maybe they did.

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At least she is back safe and sound. Are you a fan of States? -- of

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I quite like them but I would not keep on! It has been a fine day

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with high pressure slowly building to the south-west. There were clear

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skies across much of southern England to start the day. As the

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day progressed, the shower clouds started to gather. You can see how

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much thicker they got through the afternoon. You can see where one or

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two showers fell. There was the order rumble of thunder in Norfolk.

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One or two showers will linger but most of them will fade in the

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evening. One or two showers lingering in parts of Norfolk and

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Suffolk, but during the course of the night the cloud will break up

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to give us largely clear skies. Temperatures could drop down to

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single figures in some places. The further east you are, temperatures

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hold up at ten Celsius. Tomorrow, you can see that the high pressure

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moves closer. That promises that the start of July will be fine with

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clear skies. As the temperatures increase we will see the cloud

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bubbling up through the morning and into the afternoon. It could bring

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an isolated shower, but for most places it looks like a dry day with

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spawn let -- dry day with pleasant sunny spells. The winds are light

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and north-westerly. Through the afternoon, we still keep the risk

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of one or two isolated showers. On the whole, at drier day. The next

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five days are very settled indeed. It looks like a fine weekend with

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plenty of sunshine. The beginning of next week stays fine unsettled.

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Very pleasant weather indeed. Temperatures dip down to single

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