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First tonight - the new animal disease spreading to farms across

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the region. It affects sheep and cattle and so far there is no cure.

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1 the you try to do your best, sometimes you feel you are letting

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them down but there is nothing you can do about it. 24 years in jail

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for a gang which smuggled cigarettes. Occupants of an Essex

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churchyard are told to get out or face legal action. And the Norfolk

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family who have had their holiday First tonight, the new animal

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disease spreading to farms across the region. It affects the sheep

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and cattle and so far there is no cure.

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It's called the Schmallenberg Virus after the town in Germany where it

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was first seen. It affects sheep, cattle, goats and deer and causes

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stillbirths and birth defects. The virus is spread by midges and has

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moved into the UK from the Continent. On January 23rd it was

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seen in Norfolk, Suffolk, and East Sussex. By January 31st it had

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spread into Essex and Kent. Now, the virus is present in Norfolk,

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Suffolk, Essex, and Hertfordshire and in east and west Sussex, Kent,

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Surrey, Hampshire, Cornwall and Wiltshire. Jozef Hall has spent

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today on two of our affected farms. This disease is a really nasty

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disease. Make no mistake about it, also a very young disease so not

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much is known about it. Farmers across England are already being

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affected and those who have been have already found out very clearly

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that it is something most unwelcome. I must warn you that this report

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contain some graphic images. As you can see, you cannot see anything

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wrong with them, and we are hoping that these have not been affected.

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Clive has been in farming for over 40 years, through blue tongue and

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foot and mouth, but he says the invisible nature of this disease

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means you do not know until it is too late. This is a typical

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affected Lamb, a deformed head, the neck is twisted round, the joints

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are fused, so they don't bend, the back legs are tucked underneath and

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don't straighten out. It is hoped affected animals will build up

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antibodies to stop it in the future, similar to chicken pox. One of the

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few positives to be found. We have been quite lucky relative to some

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stories I have heard, we have lost about 75 lambs, which in monetary

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terms is about �7,000 worth of sales. It is not just the places

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with confirmed outbreaks which are suffering, farms across the country,

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like this one in Hertfordshire, are holding their breath to see if they

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will be next. We have had cases in this county and surrounding

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counties, we start lambing this weekend and I would be very

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surprised if we come through it without being affected. With

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outbreaks across Europe, a combined effort is underway to find an

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effective vaccine. The general consensus suggests that his two

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years away. Until then, farmers like Robert and Clive can only

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watch and hope. So, here at this farm, thankfully at the moment no

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cases identified. I have spoken to France earlier, 58 have been spoken

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and the revised figure is now 74 farms. Those also include the I'll

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of Wight, Wiltshire, West Berkshire and Gloucestershire. They made the

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point that it is not surprising more cases are coming out because

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we are in the lambing season. The more farms are Lamming be more will

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find they have this horrible disease. They have advised to farms

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who may be concerned, they say they should take the standard measures

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which would be in place for other endemic diseases.

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Dr Dan Tucker is from the Vet school at Cambridge University.

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When I spoke to him late this afternoon he told me what can be

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done to stop the spread of the virus. Early days to work out how

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we will stop the spread of the boroughs, but we must understand

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where the cases are occurring and to get those investigated. In terms

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of understanding how to stop it, we need to understand how it is spread.

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We need to understand that, when the hibernation period ends for

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these images, spreading the virus. It is about waiting. There is

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nothing that farmers can do? Unfortunately, if it is going to

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happen, it will already have happened. In October,

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meteorologists thought that a plume of insects came over from Europe,

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in mainland Europe where they see many cases of this. That was in

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October, the insects will have bitten and caused infections after

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the she pregnant and I am afraid we are going to see those pregnancies

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coming through and to these abnormal births. That is already

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happening and is done. It is now about trying to look forward to

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understand which will be affected and trying to keep the insects away

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from animals. That is difficult, as you can imagine. If a sheep, cow,

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or deer has had one abnormal birth, does that mean they will have more

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or is that the end of it? Based on what we know of a similar virus

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which occurs in Australia and Japan, it seems once there has been an

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outbreak of disease in a new area where the virus has not been

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exposed before, it seems the animals develop a robust immunity

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and they won't see a repeat. You will then just see occasional cases

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in animals who are affected. Those in the early stages of pregnancy,

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that seems to be the critical time. Once one land is affected in this

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way, it seems they are strong immune for a while afterwards.

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Seven men have been sentenced to a total of 24 years in jail for their

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part in a major smuggling ring. 20 million fake cigarettes were

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brought into the port of Felixstowe .they said the containers were full

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of children's' toys. In 2000, one in five cigarettes smoked in the UK

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was smuggled. In 2012, it's one in ten. Customs officers say they're

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winning the fight against the smugglers. Undercover footage of

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the smuggling gang at work. The cigarettes when fake but were

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manufactured in July and came through Felixstowe. One container

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had a million cigarettes, a floor- to-ceiling, down as toys, but there

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were no toys in the containers at all. Dust cigarettes. The gang has

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hired warehouses to store the cigarettes, in Upminster, here.

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They used a bigger, too. Seven men were handed sentences today between

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two and 4 1/2 years, the man from Sudbury who organised the shipping

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of the containers, and these two helped. Just before their arrest

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�25,000 was found in a garage. The court found that on a the computers

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were packets of cigarettes being packed into containers, and in the

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van newspaper articles about smuggling and sample papers for

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cigarettes were found. They said this was a major smuggling

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preparation, complex and sophisticated. Some of these things

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are seen as a victimless crime, an opportunity for somebody to have a

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bargain but it is not like that. It is a loss to the Revenue, to the

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taxpayer, to ours, of �2 billion a year. Customs officers say illegal

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cigarettes now make up 10 per cent of the total market. That is down

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from 21 per cent in the year 2000. They say they have no intention of

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slowing down in the stations. Still to come tonight: Alex with

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the full weekend forecast and Mike Liggins with the tale of an

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anniversary cruise and the Olympic Games. This is Maureen and Paul,

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and Maureen's sister, Bridget. They were all going on a cruise in

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August, but the ship they were going on is being used for the

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Olympics. That story after the news from your part of the region.

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Church of England has threatened legal action against protestors

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camping in a churchyard in Southend. A letter has been sent to members

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of the "Occupy Southend" group telling them to leave now.

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started six days ago with a handful of tense, now there are two vendors,

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portable toilets, and notices put up by the protesters. They warn

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visitors to the churchyard they will commit a criminal act if they

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stray into the protest area. The Church say the protesters must go

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or face legal action. In a letter passed to the protesters, the vicar

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of St Mary's, the Reverend, is clearly upset. He says the

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occupation is unlawful and disrespectful, in appropriate for.

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We did not invite you, this is holy ground. He says "please leave now."

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the Church say they have been in contact with a woman whose funeral

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is to this week and a bride-to-be, worried whether their services can

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go ahead. It is wrong. Totally wrong. Unfair on the church and the

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people locally. They are just passing, whatever their views.

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think it is terrible, they should just clear off. They were not

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invited and they should go. protesters would not be interviewed

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and will meet tomorrow to consider the request to leave. The diocese

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of Chelmsford say they are supporting the parish and legal

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action is imminent. A former nanny with a painful and

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disfiguring condition has been told that no treatment is routinely

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available on her local NHS in Norfolk. If she lived across the

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border in Suffolk she would get it automatically. She caught a virus

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during a holiday two years ago which left her with swollen arms

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and legs. Maureen Johnson is desperate for treatment for a

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condition finally diagnosed four months ago. Gone are the days that

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she and her husband to part in 1940s re-enactments, she looks

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after dozens of babies in young children during her Koreas, to whom

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she was simply nanny. Now her conferences at rock bottom. When

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she first went to hospital the specialist was brutal. They said I

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had no fluid retention, I was dehydrated, just go home, you are a

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big fat lump. I felt terribly upset. Terribly hurt. I came back from the

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holiday, nearly four stone heavier. I just cannot get rid of it. These

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horrible legs and arms, I have just swollen up. I feel like the

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Michelin man. Her loving husband David discovered that bandaging

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should be provided under the NHS, but not in law for, her GP

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discovered. Research trials have not been able to prove it is

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effective, in order to make the best use of the services we have,

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we don't make it routinely available. We have yet to be

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approached for an application for funding under exceptional

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circumstances. She hates to look at herself. I think she sees it worse

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than I do. I see her for who she is, not for her condition. But, apart

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from that, I am sad for her. Very sad. All I want to do is to be able

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to walk again. It is like trying to drag concrete around. It is

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absolutely a nightmare. David says mooring cries frequently, they are

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We heard about that story because Mr and Mrs Johnson contacted us. We

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always want to hear your stories. You can phone, e-mail, or contact

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us using Facebook. More than 60 jobs could go at the

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James Paget Hospital in Gorleston, under plans to save �20 million

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over the next two years. The Trust says it will try to redeploy staff.

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The cuts will hit mainly administration and support workers.

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Ipswich Hospital has asked visitors to stay away after an outbreak of

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sickness and diarrhoea. The Trust says while the number of cases is

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small, it has spread to all parts of the hospital. Two cases have

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been confirmed as norovirus. They believe it was brought in from

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outside. Work on making the final stretch of

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the A11 in Suffolk into a dual carriageway is about to stop until

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later this year. Work on building access roads and clearing some

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trees started in October, but it has stopped now because the money

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has run out for this financial year. The construction of roads on the

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Elveden estate in preparation for the new A11, been built to keep the

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farm vehicles off. But the whole project is about to come to a

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complete stop. We are bitterly disappointed, we expected the

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project to be kicking off now and to be told that the work is

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stalling, just a there. We thought they were going to get started, it

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really is a blow. Defined this and now, we feel it puts doubt over the

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whole project. This stretch is notorious for accidents and traffic

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jams. The dualling of the remaining section of single carriageway

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follows the existing road to the Elveden monument. It bypasses the

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village with a new junction near Center Parcs. The supporting roads

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were supposed to be completed by the end of next month. They are

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behind schedule and the Highways Agency says it has run out of money

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for this financial year. In a statement, the agency said, before

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the work started in October last year, we always medic where we

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would do as much work as possible by March. -- we almost -- we always

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made it clear. Those living here hope the agency

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will stay true to its word and get the project back on track later

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this year. The Apache helicopter forced to

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make an emergency landing in a field in Suffolk has been moved

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back to its base at Wattisham Airfield. It flew into power lines

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near Wherstead Woods on Tuesday evening. It is said to need minor

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repairs. A group of workers who have

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barricaded themselves into a French ski chalet are meeting their

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employers this evening. Two men from Norfolk are among the seven,

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who claim they worked for weeks without pay. Thousands are now

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following their Facebook campaign. Their employers say they broke

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company rules. Football, and Norwich City face

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their toughest home match of the season on Sunday, when Manchester

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United come to Carrow Road. The Canaries have only lost three games

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at home all season. Carrow Road has played a massive

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part in Norwich City's success over the past few seasons, the Canaries

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finished their league One campaign as champions, losing just three

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games in front of home fans. Last season saw a second-place finish in

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the championship and more ticker- tape to clear up with only four

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defeats. Few people predicted that Norwich City could continue that

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kind of form in the Premier League, but four goals against Newcastle,

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Manchester United could be the latest team to come here and lead

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with no points. We're not going to be frightened, we will try and win.

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But is the nature of the game. The players have done fantastic to get

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their cells in this position. They are the ones that deserve the

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credit. We will give it ago. Big- name managers and big-name players

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have come to Carrow Road, looking to leave the spoils, but most have

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left disappointed and without a full complement of points. We have

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been used to success at Carrow Road. The results we have had, there has

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been a lot more highs than there has lows. We have built of this

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atmosphere at the home people turn up looking to get a result. More

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often than not, they have got that. Last night, United made it through

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to the last 16 of the Europa League despite a defeat at old Trafford by

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Ajax. After a win over Norwich in Manchester, sir Alex said he was

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impressed by the Canaries, but he will be anything but if they leave

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for nothing on Sunday. In the Championship, Ipswich go to

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Brighton. After beating Cardiff 3-0 last weekend, they are now 15

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points clear of the drop zone. A win tomorrow would make it five in

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a row. In 46 games, you will get what you deserve. If we are unlucky,

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at Cardiff, our keeper was sent off last week, the best teams are

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always the luckiest. The League One, Colchester United

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are at home to Rochdale. And in League Two, Southend United could

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drop out of the top three if they lose at Morecambe. Manager Paul

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Sturrock is threatening to ring the changes after the 2-0 defeat at

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Aldershot. After spending a large part of the season at the top, they

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have won just twice in the last six games. Striker Jack Sampson is back

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in contention after recovering from You are watching Look East from the

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BBC. Coming up: A tale of two sisters, and their

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In this region, seven magistrates' courts and five county courts have

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closed in the past year, and there are claims that local justice has

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been thrown into chaos. It is part of a major reorganisation of the

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courts system, which the Government said had become unsustainable. But

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as our home affairs correspondent Sally Chidzoy reports, some

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magistrates believe it threatens our system of justice.

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Alison when the motorist stands outside great German court after

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being told by magistrates Amy tear up his case when he next appeared

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before them. He failed to pay a parking ticket and faces a �70

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penalty charge. But at two hearings, interpreters failed to show up.

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is a waste of public funds to keep travelling back and forth to court

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on a fairly minor matter. It is costing a lot of money and it is

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not worth it. Fair, open and effective local justice is a long-

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held tradition in this country, but those who work within the system

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have told the BBC they feel courts services are fast being eroded.

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Spending cuts have forced the closure of several cuts and the

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Government has imposed numerous changes on the system. The

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solicitor is worried by the closure of magistrates' courts and says the

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reduction in staffing and administration problems are causing

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delays. I have clients on bail for significant periods of time,

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reporting to police stations, subject to curfew, then you have

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victims who themselves, having made reports to the police of crimes

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against them, are not seen their cases being dealt with sometimes

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for half a year or more. It is not hard to witness problems and the

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systems, you just have to wait and Autumnwatch. Two cases at this

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court, adjourned through lack of court time. A trial stopped for the

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same reason. Two cases adjourned because they could not get

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interpreters. One of those has been halted for a second time. And one

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man left hanging around the court building for eight hours, waiting

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for his case to be heard, he pleaded not guilty to theft, his

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case adjourned. It is leading to a huge backlog of cases in the system.

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Over 100 miles away at Harlow in Essex, the court pair will hold

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trials only from April, it means all other cases will be held in

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Chelmsford. Too many working in the courts, local justice is becoming

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less local and more remote. Magistrates' Association did not

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believe that cuts should go ahead at any price. At the end of the day,

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cutting just to save money, but actually having a detrimental

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affect on the community, the community we living and Lisa, we do

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not believe this is the way to go. -- and Lisa.

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You can see more on that story on the Sunday Politics, this Sunday at

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midday. The Courts Service says it cannot justify keeping under-

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utilised courts open, and there will be a full response to the

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concerns we have just heard from the Justice Minister and Huntingdon

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MP, Jonathan Djanogly. Now, when holidays get cancelled,

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for whatever reason, it can be a terrible disappointment. So spare a

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thought for two sisters from Norfolk. Their dream break in the

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sun has been cancelled, because of the Olympics. Maureen, Bridget and

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their husbands were looking forward to two weeks of luxury, soaking up

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the sun and the sights, cruising the Mediterranean. But there is

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just one problem - their cruise liner is going to London instead.

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Paul and more rain barrel are too self employed gardeners have -- and

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this summer they will have been married for 25 years. Maureen's

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sister is also celebrating the 40th wedding anniversary to Barry and

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together, they had booked a two- week cruise on the Fred Olsen

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cruise liner, the Braemar. But now, the sisters have discovered that

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the trip is off. The Braemar is being moored in East London docks

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to accommodate what Fred Olsen called key Olympic Games workers.

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had a phone call from my brother- in-law to say, the holiday is

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cancelled. And I said, stop winding me up! I nearly choked on my teeth.

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He says, it is true. Paul and Barry have bought dinner jackets, Maureen

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and Bridget what some posh frocks. I was gutted, absolutely gutted.

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When you think about it, I have shocked and I was upset. I just

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thought, my dream has been shattered in front of my eyes.

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Olsen has told us it is always a very difficult decision to

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rearrange guests are possibly cruises. -- guests' cruises.

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Mauri, Bridget and the boys could have looked forward to this kind of

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entertainment, but not now. Fred Olsen have tried to do something

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about their 80, pretty Hearts by offering an alternative holiday.

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But Maureen and bridges were not keen, so instead of a cruise, it

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might have to be Cromar instead. They provide a cake, they know the

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way to his hard. way to his hard.

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Cromer is very nice. The weather now.

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After the mild temperatures yesterday, today felt a little bit

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cooler. A little bit more cloud, but there has been so nice sunshine.

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The main feature has been this area, a cold front, a fairly inactive one,

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it has moved steadily southwards. It marks the boundary between mild

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air had much cooler air. As it sinks southwards, it will introduce

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cooler air over night tonight so temperatures will get quite a bit

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colder. Clearing skies and light winds mean we could get a touch of

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ground frost with temperatures falling as low as two Celsius. Into

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the weekend, if you are hoping for the ball, it will be a dry weekend.

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But in the sunshine, it should feel quite pleasant. A bright start for

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the weekend tomorrow. Through the middle of the day, perhaps a little

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bit more cloud developing at times. It will be mild for this time of

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year. Average of 7.5 Celsius. We are expecting a high of 11 Celsius.

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To the afternoon, for the spells of sunshine, a little more cloud

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developing into the afternoon. It should clearly into the night time.

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With clear skies and light winds, tomorrow night, we could see a

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widespread frost. On Monday, we have some weather fronts, that

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means particularly for the east of the region, we could see a cloudy

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start with patchy rain first thing. Then later, another fund, a warm

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one which will bring patchy rain. But probably only the West of the

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region. It will introduce some milder air behind it. Temperatures

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will start to get mild once more into the beginning of next week.

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Dry and fine for the weekend, temperatures peaking at about 11

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Celsius. It is Sunday night that we could get some patchy rain. It

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might take a while to clear. The bulk of the middle of the day dry,

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then that weather front comes through, been patchy rain for the

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west of the region, introducing milder temperatures which you will

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