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Hello, and welcome to Look East with Susie and me. In tonight's

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programme, the news from Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk.

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After yesterday's chaos on the trains, the backlash from

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Parliament. We really need deeper investment, particularly in the

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Chelmsford area, to make sure those issues that come up time and time

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again are sorted out. Experts recommend action now to

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enrich the lives of our ageing population. My back doesn't work

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properly. The ground is getting further away every day.

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The family of 12 who outgrew their council house in Ipswich are told to

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knock through into next door. And if you go down to the woods in

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Norfolk today you will bump into air crews from America.

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Hello. The region's MPs have today stepped up their demands for more

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money to be spent on the railways. It follows widespread disruption

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yesterday on the Greater Anglia service into London Liverpool

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Street. MPs in Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk are planning to meet

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managers at Network Rail to find out what's going wrong. They say the

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service into London is too unreliable and could put a brake on

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the economic recovery in this region. Our political correspondent,

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Andrew Sinclair, is at Westminster now.

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We ought to be fair to network rail and point out that the majority of

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the time, trained in and out of London run without too much

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difficulty. But when things go wrong, it can be a real nightmare

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and today, there has been a chorus of criticism from MPs following

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yesterdaydisruption. It was one of those mornings which commuters will

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not forget in a hurry. A signalling problem I Chelmsford brought the

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mainline into London to a standstill. That lasted all morning.

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Services were cancelled and passengers faced long waits. Many

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gave up and took the day off. We have real challenges dealing with

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infrastructure. We really need deeper investment, particularly in

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the Chelmsford area, to make sure those issues that come up time and

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time again are sorted out. It is a long—term investment challenge, but

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we need to get to grips with it now. MPs have been fighting a long

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campaign for more investment in the region's rail services, especially

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the mainline to London. Norfolk's MP said today that the county's

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businesses and economy were being held back by the lack of

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investment. Her colleague, Richard Bacon, said that if the a fraction

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of what is being allocated to the high—speed rail project was given to

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them, it would make a massive difference. MPs except that money is

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already being spent on improving the route, but they say a lot what is

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needed. What needs to happen is a total upgrade of the track, which

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has happened. They need to replace the active weighted —— antiquated

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electric Asian system so that we can minimise those sort of problems. ——

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electrical system. Today, the transport secretary was inspecting

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upgrade work. But he has won that with so many demands, we will have

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to be patient. The budget for railway improvements has been

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allocated until 2019. But MPs say after scenes like these yesterday,

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we can't wait that long. Yes, the budget has been allocated until 2019

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but MPs point out that every now and again the Government find some extra

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money and they hope they will get it if they make enough noise. Just

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before I go, one more transport story from down here. The Suffolk MP

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has met with the roads minister today to complain about the planned

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toll road for the A14 in Cambridge. He told the minister that it has

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caused uproar and will lead to an unequal playing field and that is

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not acceptable. I told the minister noted his comments. Thank you,

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Andrew. Experts gathered in Suffolk today to

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discuss how to make the county a better place to live for elderly

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people. It's reckoned a quarter of the county's population will be over

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65 by 2020. Our Suffolk reporter, Kevin Burch, was there.

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There are, of course, few certainties in life but one of them

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is that none of us is getting any younger. As the adored use about ——

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as Theodore Roosevelt once said, if you want to make a success of old

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age, you must start young. And that is what this conference is about. It

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is a roomful of stakeholders, counsellors, volunteers, health care

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providers. They are all critical in planning for the future. And giving

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the keynote speech was local broadcaster Stewart child, who

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summed up beautifully how many of us feel. I am old on the outside, but I

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do not feel old on the inside. I still fill like the young man that I

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am, as do a lot of people of my age, 67. We just want to enjoy life will

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stop. And over coffee, we met this couple, who celebrated their golden

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wedding. How indeed you getting older? —— how do they feel about

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getting older? Getting older does not scare me, but the thought of

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being incapacitated does. Being able to walk and get out is the most

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important thing. I can drive, but I do not know for how long. My back

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does work properly. The ground is getting further away every day. It's

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very important that I do keep fit and healthy, and our grandson is

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only a year old. I don't want him to just think of me as an old woman.

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Both couples have just downsized their gardens because it has become

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too big to handle. I have 2000 bunches of grapes here, and I do not

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have the time, the energy, or the strength to pick them. I am an old

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man who can't cope with the wonderful things that are growing

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here. Time is not on anyone's side, not least the decision—makers who

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need to come up with answers and fast. As Betty Davis once said, old

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age is no place for the week. Elsewhere one GP from Norwich has

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been describing the extra demand for health care from older people as

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"staggering". The comment came during the annual meeting of Age UK,

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which said caring for the elderly would dominate the health service of

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the future. Alex Dunlop reports. This exhibition in Norwich

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highlights the contributions that older people make to society and

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perhaps how little we tend to appreciate that. Norfolk has one of

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the highest proportion of pensioners in the country and in Norwich alone,

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one in six people is over 65 and in the next 25 years, that will

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increase by 40%. One in seven people is over 85, and that is set to

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increase by 106%. A GP in Norwich for 27 years, Doctor David is now

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treating for older people. It is a huge strain on the health service.

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Local doctors are looking to work more closely with voluntary groups

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to help older people stay healthy and at home for longer.

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Traditionally, we have perhaps been more reactive. I think we appreciate

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that we have to be much more proactive. So, it is a question of

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really having services that support people at a much earlier stage. It

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means local charities will have a greater say in her money is spent.

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The idea is to invest in older people 's health early to invite

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pressure on the NHS later. It is not just about the money, but about how

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we live. We are very good at keeping people alive, but not very good at

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giving them something to live for making life worthwhile. That balance

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has got a shift. That balance is already changing. The NHS in Suffolk

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has funded a pilot which enables older people to video chat with

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relatives who may live far away. And carers are being taught at the

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University of East Anglia had to look after people so they can live

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at home for longer. If you thought that growing old was about putting

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your feet up, then no one has told Connie Wood. At 85, she is a world

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of veteran fencing champion. She even calls herself and "recycled

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teenager." And I'm delighted to say that Connie

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Adam is here now. What do you think of that picture? Not very good. I

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look a bit decrepit. I want to show everyone these. These are two bronze

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medals from the European Championships, and another from the

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World Championships. How do you? I am 85, and the world champion from

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France, who beat me, was 72. We heard somebody say there that they

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feel young inside and older on the outside. Is that how you feel?

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Definitely. My head still feels like a teenager. What is your secret? You

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have to work at it. I do as much as I can. I do my own gardening and my

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own housework and join different clubs, do different things, keep

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active. You children have to make an appointment to see you, don't they?

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Definitely. I am not sitting around waiting for someone who might

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comment. I can think of many people who are not as fit as you and will

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be lonely. That is dreadful. But if you are lonely, there is not much

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you can do about it unless you can get out and if you can get out,

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there are lots of things you can do about it. But if you are lonely, you

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have got to try. You have definitely got to try. Nobody is going to come

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and visit you every day as much as you might like them to. We have

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heard a lot there are about what people can do for the elderly. What

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are people —— do you like being called elderly? No. I am a recycled

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teenager. What would help you? Somebody to support me with the

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financial side of fencing. Other than that, my health is good. I do

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not go to the dentist of them. So, just a bit of support with the

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financial side of fencing. And I could do with the caddie to carry

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the kit. I think you might get some volunteers after all of this! And

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you have no plans to give up the fencing? Definitely not. While I can

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get about and carried a kit, I just have to get it to the bus station,

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and my brother usually helps me with that. And once I'm on the bus, there

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is always somebody who will lift it off and put it on the carousel.

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Congratulations on everything. It is lovely to have you in the studio.

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Thank you very much. It is lovely to be here.

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The defence in the trial of former BBC radio presenter Michael Souter

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has been calling some of its last witnesses. 60—year—old Mr Souter

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denies sex offences against seven boys between the ages of 11 and 16,

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and nine counts of possessing indecent images.

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Mr Souter list and in the dock as insurance broker Alan Cross

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described him as a friend of 30 years. He had been a member of the

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sketch troupe run by Mr Souter, who put his heart and soul into the job.

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He was someone he respected. The defence barrister asked him if Mr

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Souter had behaved towards him in a sexual way at any point. "

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Absolutely not, "" Mr Cross replied. He said he had no doubts about the

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good character of Mr Souter. The prosecutor then asked him to look at

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some of the pictures found on his computer. He pointed him towards one

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particularly graphic image. "Would you have been concerned if you had

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known he had an image like that on his computer with Mike" "yes," he

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replied. " I have concerns based on what I have seen today." They also

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called another witness who had been linked with him in the early 1980s.

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He came from a troubled background and said that his times between Mr

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—— times with Mr Souter had some of the best moments of his childhood.

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The court is not sitting for the next two days. The closing speeches

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will be made on Monday. A teenage girl and a man in his 50s

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have died in a crash on the A12 in Suffolk. The road was closed for

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several hours after the collision between two cars. It happened at

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about 8.15 last night at Frostenden, near Lowestoft. The girl, who was a

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passenger in one car, and the driver of the other car, were pronounced

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dead at the scene. Two council houses in Ipswich are

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being knocked into one to provide a six—bedroom home for a family of 12.

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The family currently live in a three bedroom home, but builders are

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moving in this week to extend the accommodation by knocking through to

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the house next door. The plan has prompted a petition, and the

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disapproval of the town's MP. Timothy Fiske, father of 12, telling

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reporters about the cramped conditions his family live in. I am

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living in my living. There is nowhere for my kids to eat their

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food. I have had to buy an industrial carpet cleaner because

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they make a lot of mess. This family picture was taken on holiday in the

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summer. Ten of Mr Fisk and his 12 partners children live with the

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couple in a council house in is which. To get them room, Ipswich

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Borough Council is spending £6,000 knocking through to the empty

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council house next door, turning to three—bedroom homes into one house

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with six bedrooms. Everyone has got their own decision with how many

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children they want. If I wanted 50 children, that is my decision. I

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have worked hard in the past. I am unable to work at the moment. Some

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neighbours say it is a good idea. I can see no reason why they shouldn't

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be allowed to remain a family. But not everyone here is happy about

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what is happening. One neighbour has started a petition against it. It

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has attracted about 90 signatures, and they said they had nothing

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personal against the family, that they believe that they believe the

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vacant house should be made available to another family that may

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have housing problems. The MP for Ipswich says that taxpayers may be

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concerned, although the council says it is the most cost—effective way to

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meet the family's needs. Mr Fisk believes a petition is unjustified.

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He says his family have never caused any problems.

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Still to come, the weatherman says it is going to be getting colder.

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And it is a shocking lesson for the students who get a crash course in

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driving. You may have heard that the leader

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of the right—wing English Defence League is standing down. Tommy

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Robinson, who comes from Luton, says the party has become too extreme in

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its views about immigration. Mr Robinson told Look East today that

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he will now establish a new group to defend English culture against high

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levels of immigration. But Muslim figures in Luton said they distrust

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his motives. Tonight's special report is from our home affairs

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correspondent, Sally Chidzoy. I don't care what you say to me! The

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face of the English Defence League, Tommy Robinson. A man whose rhetoric

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attacking Muslim extremism attracted thousands of followers, first in

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Luton and then across the country. The movement began in Luton four

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years ago in response to Muslim protesters who shouted slogans as

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the Royal Anglian Regiment much do the time. After dramatically

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quitting as the leader, Tommy Robinson said he was sick of the far

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right extremism within its ranks. When I am saying something, it is

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me. It is not someone with the three letters of my organisation doing

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something. Toby Robinson's defection has raised eyebrows. The group

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focuses on counter extremism and argues that Islamist causes Muslim

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terrorism. There is something fishy about the whole thing. He still has

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extremist, intolerant views. I was listening this morning on the radio

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and he said he still wants the burger van. He still does not want

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mosques. —— veil ban. He still has a scaremongering attitude to sharia

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law. He has not changed in the slightest. For years, Tommy Robinson

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has hit back at critics who accuse him of being a racist. For many, his

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departure has been welcomed. If he has seen the light and walked away

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from it, it is a good example to others. He was having problems

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before with a lot of people but now, people might find him not resist any

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more. I don't really support him. I think we should all live together

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and be happy together. Are you anything without the EGL? I think

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people are supporting what I'm saying and doing. Do you plan to set

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up another group? Not a street protest group. A group that focuses

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its frustrations and brings about dialogue through the political

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process. Tommy Robinson believes that without his support the English

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Defence League will die out by Christmas. Local Muslim leaders fear

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what has happened could spawn extremists when two groups. ——

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splinter groups. Air crews from the United States Air

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Force have been spending the week in Norfolk learning how to survive in

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the wild in the event they are ever shot down over enemy territory. They

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have been training at the Stanford Battle Zone, which is usually used

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by UK soldiers and airmen. The Americans are based at the nearby US

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headquarters at RAF Mildenhall. Simon Newton went with them.

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The military collet Survive, Headache, Resist, And Escape. The

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American military has been putting its all just do it since the Korean

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War. —— putting its soldiers do it. You would be is use whichever one is

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closest to you... These are men flight refuelling characters from

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Mildenhall. Today, they have been shot down in hostile territory. The

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soldier from California has been an air force pilot for six years. I

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have had the opportunity to speak to pilots who faced being shot down and

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captured by enemy forces. The lessons they learned really help

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build courses like this. As well as evading capture, pilots learn how to

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hunt, height, and call for help. How many in your party? What is their

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condition? On the edge of the forest, another soldier plays

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friendly forces. Before you get into a survival situation, you want to

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make sure that you have your ducks in a row, pretty much. We really

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remind guys to understand that. We do not rise to the occasion, we fall

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to the level of training. That way, they take this as seriously as

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possible. This soldier from the Brascan has served for 12 years,

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including in Iraq and Afghanistan. His job is operating a refuelling

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craft. He says his family know the dangers he faces. I ask them that,

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but they don't like to talk about it. I know it plays on my mind. They

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usually have faith that I'm coming home. The resistance element

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involves coping with interrogation, but they will not discuss that. It

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is strictly classified. For these aircrews, these exercises are fun

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but also very serious. The lessons learned here could one day be the

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key to making it out alive. Suzie has just been telling me how to

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survive in these situations. I have just said I would not survive very

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long on my own. Students from Peterborough were

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given a crash course today in driving. And that's exactly what

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they got — a driving course with a crash ending. The idea is to cut the

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number of injuries to young drivers and their passengers. Last year,

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almost a quarter of people injured on the city's roads were aged

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between 17 and 25. Please be aware that this report from Mike Liggins

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involves simulated pictures of a serious car crash.

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This is the car crash simulator at Peterborough regional College, a

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specially adapted Ford focus was blacked out windows and video

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screens. Great fun, but the students are about to get nastier shock. The

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video playing is a reconstruction in which a 17—year—old girl is taxing

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while at the wheel. Hydraulics make the car moved to help recreate the

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atmosphere of a crash will stop now watch the moment of impact again,

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but this time see how the students react. The video goes on to show the

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aftermath of the crash. The simulator has flashing lights and

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smoke. Then, the consequences. The relatives of the dead are told, and

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the funerals. The simulator is supposed to provoke a reaction, and

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it does. It was really good. It was proper scary. I thought it was

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really emotional and really upsetting, because you realise, you

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could do something so little light go on your phone and then all of

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that could happen. Has it made you think twice? Yes, definitely. It has

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been created by the Seaford Peterborough Partnership, which

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involves a wide of local authorities. Often with young

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drivers with cars full of 17 or 25—year—old, they are taxing, not

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wearing seat belts, driving too fast. So when we do go to traffic

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collisions involving young people, it is quite disturbing for us. This

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age group is really, really hard to engage with. We run programmes

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throughout the schools, but to have this today and have people come and

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talk to us, it is a first. The car crash simulator will note

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Cambridgeshire and other counties in the region. Entered a's world of

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graphic video games, it is hard to shock teenagers. But the simulator

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does shock. What a good idea! It is, and the

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looks on their faces, to be enjoying the ride in the car and then

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suddenly, totally shocked. Let's get the weather.

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It is turning much colder and when they the next few days. Keeping a

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close eye on some cold front coming in. The blue indicates that here.

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These two cold fronts have a few showers with them as well. Across

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the country through the day, we have had a little bit of rain in places.

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They are continuing to exit down towards the south. They will

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continue to do that in the next couple of hours and in most places

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will become dry with clear skies tonight. Towards midnight and do

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tomorrow morning, there will be heavy showers in Norfolk, especially

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near the coast. They could even be the odd rumble of thunder as well.

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But further west, it will be heavy showers in Norfolk, especially near

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the coast. They could even be the odd rumble of thunder as well. But

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further west, it'll stay mainly dry the wind will keep most areas frost

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free. The winds, by the end of the neck, costing close to 50 miles an

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hour. We have got high—pressure anchored to the West of Scotland and

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these tightly packed I suppose indicate a very strong northerly

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wind coming down. We could see just inland of 35 or 40 mph, and along

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the northern coast, 16 mph possible. Couple that with high tide and large

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waves, and could be some flooding. Tomorrow is all about showers.

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Again, some of these are heavy with some field. Further west, a bright

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start. But even here, there will be a few showers developing into the

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afternoon. The general rule is that the further west you go, the lighter

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the showers will be and the few and far between it will be as well.

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Temperatures could make it up to 12 degrees, several degrees lower than

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it has been in recent days. It will feel even colder than that thanks to

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that very strong wind, making it feel more like six or seven degrees

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if you are exposed to the wind. The showers continue through the

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afternoon and into the evening. They could be a long spell of rain across

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eastern areas and we had to the second—half of the evening. That

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rain will gradually expand further westwards as we go through Thursday

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night, so potentially quick bit of rain in some places. It is all

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courtesy of this weather front that actually will not move very far over

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the next few days. Expect further outbreaks of rain across parts of

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the region, even into the weekend. Some uncertainty about exactly how

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much rain there is, but I would not be surprised if some places did not

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get 25 millimetres or more by Sunday. But indicators are it will

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clear away by the weekend. Your outlook is some heavy showers to the

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course of tomorrow, more green into the weekend, dry by Sunday. Notice

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the winds easing down? Chilly night continuing into the weekend. There

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is a weather. is a

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Thank you very much. What a cheery little forecast. See you tomorrow

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night. Have a peaceful evening.

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