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The Hello and welcome. Coming up in the next 30 minutes.

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Behind the public gaze, at the Professional Footballers' battling

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with depression. A campaign against wind power.

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can only be because of the level of subsidies. Northamptonshire has the

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lowest wind speeds in Britain. The win at -- High wind speeds are

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around the coast. A Suffolk schoolteacher kills

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himself before facing questions about a paedophile racket.

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And I have been to Essex to meet the pro cyclist who is fighting to

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battles - a place at this year's We start tonight with the darker

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side of professional football. The stars suffering from depression who

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hide their anguish from the public gaze.

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This is what most people associate with the world of football at the

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highest level - the fame, the wealth, at their glamorous

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girlfriends. But for many, it is not like that at all. Last night on

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a Late Kick Off, two former professionals revealed the head and

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torment they suffered. It has been described as one of the

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last taboos of the game. Last night, two former stars talked about their

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experience of depression. I did not want to be here any more. I had a

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everything but I felt that I was getting it so many injuries. This

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former player is using music as a focus after he released -- actor he

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reached a all-time low. Later in the programme, another ex-player

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revealed he also suffered from depression. It is such a high-

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pressure environment. One day your loved and the next day you were

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heated. It is something I had to deal with. Today at his home, he

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told me how people can often misunderstand footballers will stop

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people think you should be fine, what are you worried about? What

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have you got to be worried about? One thing about depression, it does

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not have any boundaries. It does not care about race or gender or

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wealth or age. It takes you over and this is not a nice place to be.

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I think with footballers coming out of the game, I think there live

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changes so much that perhaps the clubs should have a little bit more

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of a duty to make sure that their well-being is OK. The issue of

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depression in football will be the major focus of a conference later

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this year. It is not just the chap was a charity that is looking at

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this. The major bodies in football are. If there are ways we can all

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come together... Nobody saw the Gary Speed situation developing.

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Players like this are talking about their experiences of up others deal

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with first. If you have any questions about

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depression, the charity MIND has information on its website.

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Campaigners battling against plans for wind farms near their homes

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have won an important new ally. The National Trust has this week

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described large in terms -- large winter counts as a menace. But this

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has not deterred land owners for maximising the potential. A seminar

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in Norfolk today was sold out. Around 100 farmers have come here

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to Norwich to find out about small- scale renewable energy projects.

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Wind, solar power, it sector. But with their UK struggling to meet

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its renewable energy targets, are a small scale projects at best a

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distraction and at worst an irrelevance? Small-scale wind power.

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It is an increasingly common sight. In the future, or we will be

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dependent on gas from Russia. Farmers today which showed that

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there is only one place prices are heading, and that is up. Renewables

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could help cushion the blow. Christmas time we have called

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Sources running as well. If I want to do it, I wanted to beat my when

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Bill and I want to be for it myself. -- wanted to be my windmill. This

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farm gets free Energis -- electricity. It receives a

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Government's wind-powered subsidy. These are about the right size to

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feed into a large country house or farmhouse. They will cover about

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half of the electricity usage for the typical farmhouse. Is that this

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small-scale generation worth the trouble and the expense? This

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expert says there is a critical point to remember. We must think

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about the fact that whenever the use electricity, eaten up % of that

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issue -- is lost in the transmission lines. If you could

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generated locally, you automatically boost the affect of

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amount by eight and a half %. Farmers at that conference where

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clear about two things. The way the acquire and use energy will have to

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change. This winter time by my time is small. Larger ones are becoming

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increasingly controversial. In Northamptonshire, local councils

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have rejected applications for several wind farms. Those have been

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overturned on appeal by a Government planning inspector. Now

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another row is brewing. This is new-build is a Grade 1

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listed building -- this building is a Grade 1 listed building. There is

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currently an application to belt for up 126 metre-high tower pounds

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less than a mile from here. They will tower over the building. They

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will be the highest structure in the landscape. The fact that they

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are removing the structure would draw attention to them. It would

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distract from the other features of the landscape. This site is not the

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only site with an application in the pipeline. Currently planning

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inspectors have approved tower bind at four other sites. Appeals are

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also on going. If all these towns are granted permission together

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with existing wind farms there will be a total of 121 when Mills in

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this county alone. Some say it Netherhampton Show is becoming the

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wind cattle of England because of inflated Government subsidies.

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can only be because of the level of subsidies. We have the lowest wind

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speeds in Britain. Central England has low wind speeds. It has to be

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down to excess subsidies. West Coast Energy, which is behind this

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application, says wind farms codger be to the Government's targets and

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commitments. -- contribute. The UK is already struggling to

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meet its renewable Ted -- renewable energy targets. Later this year,

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the subsidies for wind towers are to be cut.

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Where does that leave the future of wind power?

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Let us start with that Government target. 30% of our electricity to

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be produced by renewables by 2020. We have got a long way to go.

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Indeed we have. We have been tardy in the past in moving forward.

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we going to make it? It is going to be tough. We have to move in this

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direction if we want to have a secure supply for the future.

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the moment, subsidies for this are costing around �100 million a year.

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Is it worth it? It is only affecting our bills by about 2%. I

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know our domestic costs have gone up, but that has not been because

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think, it is because of fossil fuel price that we have to import has

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gone up so dramatically as that will continue to do so in the

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future. I want to top two about the offshore, onshore debate. If we

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just concentrated on wind farms offshore, we would not have this

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local opposition. Yes, there is more wind offshore but the cost is

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significantly higher to build offshore or and it would cost about

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50% more for it out Elita city if we took offshore wind rather than

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onshore wind. There is another aspect, if we can have it in our

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own villages, or we do not have the loss of 8.5% of the electricity

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coming from offshore. People do not want it in their villages. They do

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not. But it has to come from somewhere. Perhaps what we should

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have is that those people who are prepared to have them should have a

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discount on their electricity. interesting idea. Thank you very

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much. Lot more to come. Including a

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surprise announcement from one of our Olympic hopefuls.

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And on the most romantic day of the year, lovers in the air. - Michael

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The Ministry of Defence is expected to confirm this evening that and

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the a man killed in Afghanistan was based in Suffolk. The servicemen

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were shot in Helmand Province. When the -- when we get these

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tragedies that ripples of grief spread far and wide. The impact

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deeply at a base like this. We are still waiting for the official

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confirmation of the identity of the spare man. This happened yesterday.

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It was during a patrol out on the streets that this a man came under

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small-arms fire from insurgents and was killed. His family were told

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yesterday. They asked for a period of grace to absorb that news before

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any other information was released publicly. Tonight we're waiting for

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that confirmation. We understand that when the identity of this

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their man is confirmed, the commander here at the base will

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come out and read a tribute to the a man. We understand that it

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happened at around 8pm. We will try to bring you that in our late

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bulletin after the 10 o'clock News. It goes without saying, but the

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loss of a combat is very difficult for everyone to bear. -- Conrad.

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A court has heard how a Christian philanthropist was conned out of

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�12 million. Graham Dacre made his fortune from car dealerships.

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Norwich Crown Court was told he handed the money to five men who

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promise and higher returns which never materialised. The five do by

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the charges. A man has died after he was

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lockdown -- knocked down by a lorry. Two drivers were hurt when a car

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and a van crashed near the life. One of them is believed to have

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suffered serious injuries. A teacher who was under

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investigation for abusing boys at a boarding school in Suffolk killed

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himself before any charges were brought. An investigation has heard

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how he brought an overdose. He was linked to the notorious son

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The body of the music teacher was discovered in June last year.

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Police had been alerted by his sister, who was unable to contact

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him. Alan Williams was found dead in his bed eight days after police

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extended his bare -- bail. Six envelopes were found in his land

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with his will at his bed side. A postmortem showed he had died of a

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multiple drug overdose. During the short increase -- inquest, the

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coroner made no reference to the police investigation, or the role

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it might have played in his actions. At the time of his initial arrest

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and questioning a year ago, he had been suspended from his post as

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Director of Music at his school in Buckinghamshire. In the 1980s, he

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worked at the Old St George's School in Suffolk. It was the

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events of 30 years ago that the police were investigating. The

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headteacher of that school at the time, a violent disciplinarian, was

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finally jailed two years ago. He was found guilty of more than 66

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assaults and beatings of former pupils and possession of more than

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4,000 indecent images of pupils. -- children. He later went on to abuse

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children in India and Swaziland. He was sentenced to 21 years'

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imprisonment. In the case of Alan Williams, although arrested on

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suspicion of sexually assaulting pupils, know that charges have been

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brought against him at the time of his death. He was described as a

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very organised man. The coroner said he clearly understood the

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consequences of his actions. His verdict was that he took his own

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life. In football, Southend had a good night last night. And there's

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action this evening too. Ipswich are out for a third win in

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a row in the championship. They thrashed West Ham. Tonight they

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play Portsmouth away. They are on the verge of going into

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administration. Ipswich's game with Middlesbrough on Saturday was

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abandoned as part of the pitch was frozen. They go into the game nine

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points clear of the drop zone. Disappointed to find ourselves in

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this situation at the wrong end of the table. We are scrapping for our

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lives. We need more points quickly to be safe and hopefully to build

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for next season. That is our aim at the moment, to get as many points

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as possible as quickly as possible. In League One, Colchester's game

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with Brentford goes ahead. They haven't played for over two weeks

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now but they've managed to clear the snow from the pitch to make it

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playable. The Southend boss was hugely

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critical after last week's defeat, but they bounced back gaining an

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early lead. An own goal made it 2-0. Southend 12-1. There's coverage of

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tonight's games on BBC local radio. People living near Southend Airport

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have had their first look inside its new terminal today. The

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airport's owners are hoping that by 2020, two million passengers a year

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will be passing through the building, which opens officially at

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the end of this month. The baggage belt is bare, duty free

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is deserted, and these people are not flying anywhere. Instead, they

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are on a tour of Southend's new terminal. When you are in this

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departure lounge, you are already at a boarding gate. Today's message

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was that a small airport means some with a travel. London airports have

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grown four years and years and have ended up being real monsters with

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the 20 minute walk to his some boarding gates. One of the major

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selling points of the new terminal is how close it is to the railway

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station, with trains into Stratford and look for -- Liverpool Street.

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Passengers are being promised a should take 30 minutes with baggage,

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15 minutes without, to get from playing to train platform. The

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runway has been extended, too. will notice three large crosses.

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That is to stop pilots being over enthusiastic and landing on it

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before it is open. It means more flights to more destinations,

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including Barcelona, I be fair and Amsterdam. It would be good to go

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there rather than Stansted or London. More jobs, and the

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destinations are so easy for people to get to places. Not everyone is

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celebrating the expansion. It is going to cause more pollution and

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more noise for local residents, and it will make their quality of life

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much less. But airport bosses say the region's runways are congested

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and hope that when rail passengers arrive in two weeks' time, they

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will see this as an easier alternative.

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You're watching Look East from the BBC. Coming up: Pedalling towards

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Our next two items are both to do with cycling. In a moment, the

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professional rider hoping to make his mark at London 2012. Before

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that, an unusual initiative today to make cycling on the roads a lot

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safer. If you are on two wheels, you don't

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stand much of a chance against a 44-tonne truck if you have a

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collision. Juggernauts and bikes don't make for easy companions on

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the open road. That's why one of the region's oldest haulage

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companies is taking its first steps to making life safer for everyone.

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I am here in the cab of a 44 tonne truck, and it belongs to a company

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in Kettering. If you look around me, you can see inside the camp and get

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something of an idea of the size of the truck that takes to the roads

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every day, and the kind of problems that can cause. Here, they are

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taking the unusual step of working with cyclists to try and cut the

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death toll on our roads. Every day, they take their life in

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their hands. Here, they live to tell the tale. Sometimes, it is

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down to the cyclist. Other times, it is down to the driver. Now, all

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sides accept that something has to be done. Lee Russell has been

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driving lorries for 35 years. think it would be a good idea if

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cyclists actually sat in a driver's position in a lorry to see the

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limited capability that driver has got down that near side. That is

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why his company has joined up to sponsor this professional cyclist

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so both can meet and learn from each other. I think the problem is

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that road users don't anticipate how quickly cyclists do go and

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change direction. Equally, cyclists are to blame sometimes as well, and

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they don't understand that there are other road users who cannot

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react at the same speed they do. Both parties have a difficult place.

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The track is on the road, the cyclist is on the road, it is the

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concept of understanding by each other should be on the tarmac. By

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having some cyclists involved in this, they will be able to educate

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drivers better. What is happening here in kettling has been given

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extra weight by a national campaign in the Times calling for cities to

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be made safer. Latest figures show that last year, 111 cyclists were

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killed on our roads. More than 2,600 cyclist were seriously

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injured, and 26% of deaths involved a van or lorry. I have not actually

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injured anybody, but I have been in a vehicle where a cyclist has gone

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underneath. It is very upsetting, especially when you look in that

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mirror and see that cyclist disappearing underneath the wheels.

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Many of us are apparently being put off switching to bikes because of

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fears over safety. If nothing is done, we could be facing another

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rise in cyclist deaths for the third year in a row.

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One of the things that campaigners are worried about is the fact that

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children are getting less training on cycling, and so they will be

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coming here from the company to going into schools to try and cut

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the number of people having accidents on our roads. Safety

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should not be a problem for cyclists at this summer's London

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Olympics. Among the Team GB hopefuls is Alex Dowsett from Essex.

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Alex's contention for a place is impressive, given he suffers from a

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blood disorder. But his chances of taking part have just received a

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boost. His new training partner is He has been called one of the

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World's best young cyclists. This is Alex, born and raised in Essex,

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he is a fighter. Fighting for an Olympic place, and fighting a blood

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disorder. Because of my haemophilia, contact sports at school were out

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of the question for me, so I spent a lot of my time and outside of

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school trying different sports. My dad started mountain biking with

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his mates, and then I said I would like to join. I was 11 years old

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and that took me out and a couple of rides. I threw up at the top of

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a mountain. It is not just Alex who has had to make sacrifices. It is

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his family, too. They know all too well how much hard work goes into

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the cause. I had to tell the doctor that this was going to be his

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career and he will crash, and the doctors said, we would rather he

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played the cello, but if that is what he wants to do... It is a

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worry. When he was young, we weren't sure. At the age of 23,

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Alex has an impressive CV. Silver at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi

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18 months ago. Earlier this year, he signed to a team sky, one of the

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best in the country. He is now training with the world road race

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champion and actor of Air France cream jersey winner, Mark Cavendish.

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Since the BBC's sports personality of the year has moved to Essex,

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they now train together, sometimes up to four times a week. It is only

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two stay of this week, and so far, Alex has written 100 miles. For now

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and will be win -- from now until the Olympics, he needs to clock up

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500 miles a week here on Essex Road. Up next for Alex, racing in Belgium

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to the end of the month, followed by keeping everything crossed for

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Olympic selection. We will let you know how he gets on.

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Fairly dry and mild. Today, the first day this month where we have

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seen temperatures above average. If we look at the pressure charge for

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this evening, you can see this big area of high pressure dominating

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the weather, feeding the air out of the Atlantic and bringing us much

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milder conditions than last week. It has also brought a fair amount

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of cloud. Areas of cloud feeding in from the north-west with some rain

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at times as well, but the main theme for tonight is that we

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continue that mild theme with a blanket of cloud keeping us frost-

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free. Most bases staying dry as well. This evening, one or two

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clear intervals to start the night of with, but gradually the cloud

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will thicken. Towards the end of the night, some drizzle returning.

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A good covering of cloud and a brisk north-westerly wind means it

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should stay frost-free for most places. That wind will be quite

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keen inland. Overnight lows four or five degrees for most of us, down

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to three degrees where we see any breaks for western areas later in

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the night, but even there, the frost will stay away. A similar

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theme for tomorrow,. A fair amount of cloud, and drizzle fading away

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through the morning. Brighter spells coming through. One or two

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showers starting to feed back in towards Norfolk after midday, but

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the morning will be quite mild with temperatures picking up fairly

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steadily in the first half of the More in the way of a breeze

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tomorrow. Strong at times around the north coast. That blustery wind

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may still make it feel rather chilly, especially through the

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afternoon. Eastern areas staying cloudy with the risk of rain or

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drizzle. Western areas will see the best of any thinning cloud and

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sunshine. Towards the end of the week, our area of high pressure

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slips away and eases towards the South West, allowing this cold

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front to come through through Thursday, perhaps bringing some

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rain on Thursday night. On Friday, cloudy skies coming in. We are

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watching this area of cold air coming in from the north-west.

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Cloudy 8 through the Thursday and Friday. Temperatures up to 11 on

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Friday. But it is going to turn colder through the weekend. Mild

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through most of the week, but the risk of frost returning through the

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Any big plans for Valentine's night?

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No, I will be here! What about you? I had the perfect night planned,

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but now the other half is a way, so I have to console myself with a

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night in in front of the footie! For some, the big day has involved

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a romantic message accompanied by some beautiful daffs. One company

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has delivered a surprise does across the region all day. Because

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they are homing doves, as soon as they are released, they return to

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the dovecot. I do say to people, watch them in the sky because those

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two birds stay together in the sky. As they fly off, one might turn to

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the right, and the other one will soon follow. It is a bit like a

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marriage - when you come together, you're not always on the same track.

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