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In Look East tonight: A dramatic rescue on a beach after

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a 15-year-old girl is buried alive. Hello, welcome to Look East.

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Also tonight: Rowan Atkinson leaves hospital

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after crashing his McClaren supercar near Peterborough.

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What Milly the monkey means when she does this...

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And the fastest ice cream van in Hello. More on the beach rescue

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story a little later. But first, the road accident involving Rowan

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Atkinson. The star of Mr Bean and Blackadder

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left hospital this afternoon after crashing in Cambridgeshire. His

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McLaren F1 supercar hit a tree on the A605 and he suffered a shoulder

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injury. Blackadder... Mr Bean. Roles that

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have made Rowan Atkinson recognisable the world over. But,

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after crashing his supercar, doors open, wedged against a sign... The

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start today did not want his face seemed. Hospital security keeping a

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camera away while the actor is escorted into a private ambulance

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and driven off. His minor shoulder injury had been treated overnight

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after a crash that happened here. At the roadside today, skid marks,

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debris and snapped trees. Reports say the supercar spun several times

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before leaving the road. It then ripped through all of these trees

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and ended up by that signpost there. That is where it caught fire. Rowan

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Atkinson is known for his love of cars. His F1 McLaren costs around

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�600,000. On top gear in recent weeks, he topped the leaderboard in

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the show's star in a reasonably priced car. The McLaren F1 is

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another one of your... I have still got it. That is interesting, I

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don't like that. I know, you have never been wild about it. But I

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have lived with it for 14 years. Reports say the comedian walked

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away from this, waiting for an ambulance, fire crews and police

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with a passer-by. His breathalyser was negative. His agent today would

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not comment on the crash and said they were just happy and relieved

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that Rowan Atkinson was OK. All this week we have been looking

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at the impact of immigration and in a moment we will be hearing some of

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what you have had to say. But first to Peterborough. Four years ago we

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took a close look at a particular problem affecting schools and the

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health service. So let's start with an extract from that original

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report. The exodus from Poland is being

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felt here. Many said the population in Peterborough is at bursting

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point. At Fulbridge Primary School in September, the head had to turn

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away up to 100 mostly Eastern European children. Two years ago we

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had about three children from Europe in our score and now have

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over 80. I would be worried as much on a Peter Brown level as on our

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level -- a Peter Brown level. It needs recognising. Get into the

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cities and schools and find out what is going on. If they do not do

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that? Is not, the schools will be swamped.

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So that was Fulbridge Primary nearly four years ago. In her

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special report tonight, Emma Baugh has been back to that same school

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and to a local doctor's surgery to see if much has changed.

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Good afternoon... And migrant families are still a huge part of

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life at Fulbridge Primary and the pressure on places is still the

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same. This particular board in this area

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has had more migrants than any other ward in the country. Next

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year in our reception class, we have a waiting list of about 70

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children. We can admit 90 children into our school but there are 70

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without a place wanting to come here. Up the road, at the medical

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centre, they are accepting 140 new patients a month, mostly from the

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migrant community. What we find is that, particularly if they do not

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speak any English at all, we are on to the translation line which

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extends the time of the consultation which obviously is an

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added burden and pressure when it is a busy day and you have a lot of

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patience. Finding figures for the number of Eastern European people

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that have moved to Peterborough is difficult, but some figures suggest

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that up until this year it has been more than 20,000. Members of the

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Polish community feel it could be 20,000 for just Polish people alone.

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I do think it has gone too far. I think there are so many immigrants

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now that there are not enough jobs. It is not something I see as a

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problem. Fundamentally it is an opportunity for this country are.

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just feel as a country we are losing our identification, which is

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putting more pressure on hospitals, doctors. Izabela Obyie has set up a

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Polish organisation for the city. The discussion tends to go into how

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much stress has been put on to doctors, schools, and there is not

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well balanced with the fact that we pay taxes. Back at Fulbridge

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Primary, the head teacher says he welcomes migration and says

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families encourage their children to work hard because they

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appreciate what Britain offers. Families are staying longer but the

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school does not know how many more will arrive.

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We asked for your views on our reports on migrant workers in the

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region, and lots of you got in touch. Gary Phillips says shame on

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us for suggesting Eastern Europeans are doing jobs British workers

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don't want to do. "I have been out of work since April and have

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applied for hundreds of jobs". Graham Glover asks whether the

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farmers for whom migrant workers are a first choice are the same

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ones who exhort us to buy local produce instead of cheap imports?

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Meanwhile, Richard Kerrison says migrants are employed ahead of

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British workers because they are cheaper. "The British are not bad

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workers". And finally an email from Mariela

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Di-Rupo. She came here in 2004 and did washing up, shelf-filling and

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factory work. Now she is a buyer for a large engineering company,

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but she suspects she will always be "the foreigner who came to this

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country and pinched a British job". Thanks to all of you who got in

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touch. We always like to hear your stories.

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Next, more on that story about a 15-year-old girl recovering in

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hospital after being buried alive on a beach. The emergency services

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were called to Caister on Sea near Great Yarmouth just after 3pm this

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afternoon. Paramedics, the fire service, and a

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crew from the local lifeboat helped dig the girl out of a hole which

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was eight feet deep. Tonight, paramedics say she is lucky to be

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alive. Our chief reporter Kim Riley is there now.

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This is the stretch of Caister beach where the drama unfolded. The

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15-year-old was in a hole which could have been as much as 8 ft

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deep. It is just along by the beach cafe. It has now been filled in so

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no one else gets into danger. When the alarm was raised, an awful lot

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of people came to help, with bare hands, with shovels, and try to dig

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her out. Among them were crew members from the local volunteer

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case to live by it, the station is just close by. -- Caister lifeboat.

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Sand can be very dangerous. Even if you get three, four food on top of

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you, you cannot move. It packs in, especially when it is wet, further

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down, very wet and very solid. She is very lucky. I was the person who

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pulled her free in the end, then they got her on the stretcher. She

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was so tight in the sand, it wasn't even up to her waist and you could

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not pull her up. After how long we heard she had been in there, we

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thought she was dead, that is how bad. But as soon as we lifted the

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head up and we cleared the air was, she started trying to breed herself

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and they got all of the monitors on, gave her oxygen and she started to

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pick up, the signs were getting better all the time. But it was

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touch and go at one point. As they were digging down, the

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first thing they saw was dark hair in the sand. The teenager had been

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buried for as much as 10 minutes and was suffering from what they

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called a respiratory arrest, she was blue in the face, really quite

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cold. A paramedic probably saved her life. A helicopter was close by,

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taking part in an exercise it, and flew back to hospital. Tonight we

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understand she is in hospital, sitting up in bed and is apparently

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breathing well. But this is by no means the first incident of this

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kind along this stretch of coast. The great feeling here tonight is

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that this 15-year-old girl has been very fortunate.

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Still to come: The weekend weather and sport,

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including the start of the new football season.

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There's cricket, too, and Mike Liggins on the ice cream van with

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go-faster stripes. Yes, it can do 186 miles an hour,

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allegedly, but how will it get on in a race with a touring car? Find

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out after more from your part of Workers at Remploy in Norwich are

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worried about their jobs. The company, which specialises in

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employing people with disabilities, is currently subsidised by the

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Government. But a recent report has suggested the money could be better

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spent on other things. Throughout her adult life, Susan

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Wright, who is autistic, has struggled to find a job. You look

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at the job vacancies and it says, must work on own initiative. I once

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went for a job and the man said, I don't think it is your cup of tea

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because you have to serve 100 people and we expect you to work

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under pressure and I might get panicked. After six years of

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unemployment she landed a job here at Remploy in Norwich. But now she

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and around 60 co-workers with disabilities fear that employment

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could soon come to an end. The fear stems from this, a review which

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recommends the government moves away from subsidising specialist

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factories like Remploy and instead spends the money on specialist

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schemes like access to work progress. That is where people with

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disabilities are funded to work in everyday jobs alongside the able-

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bodied. Opponents say this would begin to tackle workplace bullying

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and discrimination. Access to work helps with people who are

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experiencing bullying, it helps the employer put in the right policies

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at work, and only if we do that will we wipe out bullying at work.

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There will always be a need for Remploy. It provides employment for

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those that would find it very difficult to find work outside.

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Susan believed she had a job for life at Remploy. That may no longer

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be the case. A helicopter company which used to

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operate services for the air ambulance and the police in Norfolk

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has gone into liquidation. 19 people work for Sterling

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Helicopters, which is based at Norwich Airport. The administrator

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says there is only a slim chance the business can be saved.

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The Conservative Party in Brentwood has taken the unusual step of

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delivering leaflets apologising for comments which they made about the

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Liberal Democrats. They have also paid damages to one of the party's

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councillors. Our political correspondent Andrew Sinclair is

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here. What is this all about? This goes back to last summer when

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the Conservatives put out a leaflet which accused the local Liberal

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Democrats, and in particular their group leader David Kendall, of

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misleading resident and peddling dishonest propaganda. David Kendall

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decided to sue them for libel, and settled out of court. The

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Conservatives paid him �4,000 in damages and agreed to put out a

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leaflet saying sorry. This is the leaflet, a very fulsome apology. It

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will be sent to 8,500 homes in the town and says, we hereby advised

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that such allegations were, in fact, false and were wrongly made for

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political gain. We apologise unreservedly.

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It is a bit embarrassing for the Conservatives?

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They are putting a brave face on it, saying they thought they could win

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the case out of court because cost of be too much, but it is

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embarrassing. The local MP in this town is Eric Pickles and the former

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leader was Brandon Lewis, now the MP for Great Yarmouth.

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It must be unusual to send out a leaflet like this to say sorry?

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Politicians will sometimes a Surrey and withdraw allegations, but to

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put out a leaflet like this is very rare, and the only time I can find

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that it happen before was, ironically, in Brentwood when the

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Liberal Democrats said sorry and pay damages to the Conservatives

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for libelling one of their councillors. Maybe this is payback

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time? Took thank you.

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The controversial guided busway in Cambridgeshire will finally open on

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Sunday - two years late and �64 million over budget. It will link

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St Ives with Cambridge, and is thought to be the longest of its

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kind in the world. It is designed to take traffic off the busy A14.

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The project has been dogged by controversy. Cambridgeshire County

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Council is taking BAM Nuttal to the High Court to recover �30 million

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it says it is owed. A great story now from Colchester

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Zoo. This is Milly the Monkey, and researchers believe she is putting

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her hands over her face for a very specific reason. They say it is

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actually sign language, and it's unique to her family.

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Breakfast Time in the monkey enclosure. An eager youngster grabs

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a mango for himself. The alpha male flaunts his spectacular backside.

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But these monkeys are unlike any others. It all started with Milly

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the Monkey. And this. Is she depressed? Or to she had a sore

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head after a night out on the tiles? It was odd behaviour, we had

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not seen it on any of the other primates. We thought maybe she had

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something wrong with her side, shading her eyes from the Sun. That

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was our initial explanation. We got a vet in to examine her, and her

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eyes are fine. This young male's behaviour indicated he wanted

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Millie to groom him. But she was having none of it. What is

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fascinating scientists is that no other population of these monkeys

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seems to use this gesture, just the ones he at Colchester. It seems

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Millie invented it. It also seems to be that she is saying, leave me

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alone! Now, six young males in the group have adopted the behaviour.

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Maybe she thought that by covering her eyes she is not having eye

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contact with the others, indicating that she wants to be alone, she is

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not looking at them. But it seems her habit is catching. Even Silvio

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It is that time of year when some producer tells me to remind people

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the sun has been shining, so it must be the start of the football

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season. But it has, and it is. We have also got cricket from

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Northampton and the Big Touring cars Championship. But first, the

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football. Yes, the football season starts

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tomorrow. Yesterday, we took a close look at our teams in leagues

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One and Two. Tonight, it's the Championship. Peterborough, managed

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by Darren Ferguson, and Ipswich, with Paul Jewell in charge, both

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juggling different expectation levels.

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He sold big and spend big bike championship standards. But can

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Ipswich go on a promotion when this season? The way Paul Jewell is

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putting the side together, I think the goal is promotion. The money is

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there, he is prepared to spend it, we have every chance of making the

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play-offs, at least. With seven new signings it is easy to see why the

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fans are positive. A regular goalscorer has been banned and

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Michael Chopra. Lee Bowyer might not be everyone's cup of tea but

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his pedigree is impressive. David Stockdale arrived on loan from

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Fulham. He was called up by England last season. Town continue to be

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bankrolled by this man who makes it �5 million deficit every season.

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are all frustrated, we all want to be up there every season, but it is

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myself, the players or the fans. Everyone is clear where we want to

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get you. In Edyth is unlikely to be hard fought, Town are hoping to

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spend more cash. But it has been a remarkable four years for

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Peterborough, one relegation and three promotions. They famously

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targeted the Premiership on their last visit to the championship.

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Thankfully, they are more realistic now. Stay up, that is what we are

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going to be. I suppose in a way it is easy to do, we have just got to

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stay up, maintain ourselves and establish ourselves as a

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championship club. Peter Brown need to build steadily. The

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redevelopment of London Road begins in autumn. They have cashed in at

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prize asset. In his place, a Manchester United player. While one

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of the Old Trafford's youth team players have arrived on loan. The

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youth team player of the year at Manchester United? It was good to

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win that. Posh return united in their battle to just stay up.

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Here are the fixtures. Ipswich at Bristol City tomorrow. Posh host

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Crystal Palace. Into League One, having just missed

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out on promotion last season, MK Dons kick off at home to Hartlepool.

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Colchester head to Preston, and after back-to-back promotions,

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Stevenage tackle Exeter. On to League Two, after flirting

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with relegation last year Gary Johnson will hope for much better

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We tried to take as much as we can in each performance, we are very

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together people. On to lead to, after flirting with

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relegation last year Gary Johnson will hope for much better in his

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first season at Northampton. They host Accrington tomorrow. Southend

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play Hereford. So, what are the Blues aiming for?

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Promotion. Confident? Of course I am confident. Any manager at the

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start of the season, you have ideas of where your team will finish. I

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think there is a lot of confidence from last season.

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And, as always, you won't miss a kick on the BBC. Coverage tomorrow

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on your local BBC radio station. Highlights on the Football League

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Show on Saturday nights, and plenty more on the website, too.

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On to cricket, and there has been a sell-out crowd in Northampton today,

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where Northants are playing India in a warm-up game before next

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week's third Test Match. James Burridge is there.

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Welcome to the County Ground. Today's first day finished under

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five minutes ago, the Indians still being put through their training

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regime because they are suffering in this Test, 2-0 down. They have

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to find some form with the bat and ball. Today was a bit of a mixed

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bag. The Indian cricket in juggernaut

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rolled into town short of form, then number-one Test status under

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threat, but still the crowds came to watch the stars return from

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injury. This batsman lasted just 25 balls. He was gutted but realised

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it was a good ball. I think he walked away knowing it was a good

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ball, bears are the only things that will get him dismissed.

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years ago Australia were here, now India are in town. And if you do

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not have a Test match ticket, this view is the best you will sit.

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be in a small county ground like this, it is great, and to see

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world-class players turn up as billion. What has summer been like

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watching India play? Fantastic, cannot describe it more than that.

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But you are 2-0 down in the series. We will play outside the crease.

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You think they can reverse the same is? Exactly. With crowds like this,

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counter's coffers are reaping the rewards. �150,000 is said to be

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generated over the next few days. - - the county's coffers. People want

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to come and spend their money and enjoy themselves. It is full of

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atmosphere, full of people enjoying themselves, and if we can make some

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money to invest back into cricket, we are all winner. India's batsmen

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had a mixed day. Plenty for the sell-out crowd to enjoy tomorrow.

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327 they manage today, so plentiful the grounds to look forward to. A

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sell-out crowd expected tomorrow, which has not happened here for an

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awfully long time. Thank you.

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And from cricket to motorsport. The British Touring Car Championships

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are in Norfolk this weekend. But today there was a different

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vehicle attracting all the attention at Snetterton. An ice

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cream van which can go at more than 180 miles an hour.

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On a hot, sunny day, there is nothing like the cheery sound of an

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ice-cream van to set the pulse racing. Sadly, this is nothing like

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a real ice-cream van. Can I have a chocolate mousse, please? We don't

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sell ice-creams. Created to promote the organic farm business of former

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F1 world champion Jody Scheckter, this ice-cream van has the engine

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from a Jaguar X J 220. It feels like a transit van with a T20

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engine! It is very heavy, but very fast. It is a big weekend for

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Snetterton with the British Touring Car Championship, and it was this

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Ford Focus that the ice-cream van had challenged to a race. And, yes,

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the ice-cream van was fast on the straights and rubbish around the

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But, somehow, perhaps thanks to the magic of television, the ice-cream

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van drove to a narrow but heroic victory. When I went into 10 two, I

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thought, it is going over! I tried to go past him and taking on a

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little bit. It was an experience. And you can see the ice-cream van

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in action again at Snetterton on Sunday, after its driver has

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plucked up the courage to have another go. Well done for winning

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You are struggling, aren't you? Bad luck.

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Two ice-creams! Mike Liggins is a We have had a bit of a technical

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glitch, so we will have to use the weather graphics from lunchtime.

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After the reign of yesterday, a final day today but we have low-

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pressure close by so a shower risk for the next three days. Looking at

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tonight's chart, ending the day on a fine note with some sunny

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intervals, a bit of patchy cloud a round at times. During the course

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of the night, we could have the odd spot or two of light rain in the

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north. Overnight, temperatures not getting too low, probably dipping

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to about 13 degrees. We have still got the gremlins in, bear with me.

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The winds are light, coming from south to the south-east in

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direction. Tomorrow, generally a bit more cloud around, so the story

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has updated a little bit from lunchtime's graphics. It looks like

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a bit more of the shallow risk tomorrow, so a bright start and

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then the cloud does bubble up. The main shower activity looks like it

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is around North Norfolk and the west of the region, may be some

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further south, but temperatures not doing too badly. We are probably

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looking at a top temperature of 22, different from lunchtime. In the

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afternoon, mainly dry with sunny spells but cloudy at times. Here is

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the pressure chart. We have this weather front crossing us, which

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will bring the potential for heavy showers. For the next five days, a

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shower rest tomorrow for North Norfolk and the west of the region,

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the rest staying mainly dry. In two Sunday, a greater shower risk, but

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those showers could turn heavy through the afternoon. Into Monday,

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the further risk of showers, but high pressure starts to build, so

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by the beginning and middle of next week it looks like a fine, dry

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story with some high temperatures of up to 22 degrees. But with the

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