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effort to put people off smoking. That is all from the BBC News

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Hello and welcome to Look E`st. In the programme tonight: 60 years

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in jail for the gang who kidnapped and tortured a couple they thought

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had murdered an elderly rel`tive. It is clear from the ditch that she

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would have been in fear for her life. As well as the safety of her

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unborn child. No technical malfunction ` the first

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report into a helicopter cr`sh that killed four, including a

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Conservative peer. More smog and pollution across the

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East, but are we getting a lixed message from the experts?

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And sealed for a century ` hnside the time capsule from the Fhrst

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World War soldier that his family were too upset to open.

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First tonight, 11 members of a Norfolk family who kidnapped and

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tortured a couple they wrongly believed murdered their elddrly

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relative have been jailed for a total of 60 years. They beat up a

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pregnant woman and her partner to try to extract confessions `nd even

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phoned the police while the beatings were going on. They were convinced

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that they'd killed Gertrude Frankham ` who in fact had died from natural

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causes. The judge said it w`s reminiscent of scenes from `

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Hollywood film. Our home affairs correspondent, Sally Chidzox,

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reports. Behind bars tonight, members of the family fixatdd on

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revenge. They are the daughters grandchildren, great`grandchildren

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and a daughter`in`law of Gertrude Frankham, the widow and matriarch of

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the family. Her husband had been described as king of the gypsies.

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Gertrude was found dead in her bed in December 2012. The familx were

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convinced she had been murddred They kidnapped the man they believed

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responsible and his heavily pregnant partner and severely beat them in an

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attempt to extract confessions. They filmed at all. There was blood on

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her face and she was very distressed. She was heavily pregnant

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at the time. The people in the film where forcing her to say wh`t they

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wanted. She would have been in fear for her own life as well as the

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safety of her unborn child. Police were alerted after

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Gertrude's. Dial 999 to tell police they had a confession after beating

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the women. `` the woman. Police investigated the famhly's

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murder investigations. Two pathologists examined her rdmains.

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She died from natural causes. With the police call and the footage of

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the torture and kidnap, it was the family who ended up in the dock

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Sentencing the defendants to a total of 60 years in jail, the judge said

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they were a family who saw themselves as being above the law.

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They imposed their own law. They punched, kicked and dragged e`mail

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victim into a warehouse and forced him into each year. It was ` scene

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reminiscent of some vile Hollywood film. The two victims lived at a

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secret location under policd protection. The family still insist

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Gertrude was murdered. She will get her justice.

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On being jailed, none of thd family showed remorse.

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A man who stabbed a young mother to death has been given a life

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sentence. Mark Czapla believed his girlfriend, Kirsty Humphrey, had

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been cheating on him. He has never expressed any remorse and whll now

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serve at least 23 years in prison. Our Essex reporter, Gareth George,

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was in court. This is Mark Czapla. Police

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described him as a coward bdcause he wouldn't appear in court to hear the

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evidence against him. Judge Christopher Ball QC describdd Czapla

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as an emotional bully, obsessively jealous with a controlling nature.

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His paranoia and aggression fuelled by his abuse of cocaine. Last

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September there was a policd cordon outside the house in Colchester he

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shared with his girlfriend, 23`year`old Kirsty Humphrey. Their

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relationship was described `s tempestuous. In a jealous r`ge,

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Czapla stabbed Kirsty Humphrey to death and then fled. Dave H`rris is

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a local councillor. He described Kirsty and the impact her mtrder had

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on the estate. Very personable and a very caring

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person. Always had a pleasant word to say to anybody. People couldn't

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believe it could happen in this strong community here. It w`s just

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so shocking. I can't describe how bad it was.

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Even now, outside the coupld's former home, pink paint on the

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pavement. Mark Czapla had thrown it at Kirsty Humphrey after a row.

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Today at Chelmsford Crown Court Mark Czapla was sentenced to life.

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He'll serve a minimum of 23 years before he is eligible for rdlease.

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Meanwhile, Kirsty Humphrey's mother, Nicky, said her murder had ripped

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the family apart and said no sentence, however long, was

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sufficient punishment. We welcome the conviction. However,

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he is a coward and this was a despicable attack on his felale

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partner, Kirsty. He did not have the guts to come before the court to

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face the family and hear thd evidence or two`year sentence

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pronounced upon him by the judge. Kirsty's family said how murder had

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ripped them apart and they said that no sentence would be suffichent

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punishment for what this man had done.

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The investigation into a helicopter crash in which the Conservative peer

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Lord Ballyedmond and three others died has not found any technical

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malfunction. The helicopter came down in thick fog at Gillingham near

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Beccles on March 13th shortly after taking off. Our reporter Silon

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Newton is in Ipswich now. What we have here are in the initial

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findings of the Air Accident Investigation Branch stop the

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indicate that the pilot bec`me disorientated in the moments before

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the crash. It happened on M`rch 13 at around 7:30pm. The helicopter

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took off from Lord Ballyedmond's stately home, heading for Coventry

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on a dark and foggy night. The commander at the controls whth is

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captain. With Lord Ballyedmond, a fellow passenger. The nose tilted

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downwards and it started to head towards the ground travelling at a

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speed of 100 mph. Investigators say there is voice recordings of the

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copilot making comments abott the pitch of the aircraft moments before

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it hit the ground. It crashdd 4 0 metres from the helipad where it had

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taken off from. It killed all four men on board. The AIB say there is

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no evidence this helicopter hit another object or there was any

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technical malfunction. The full report is likely to be publhshed

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next year. The AIB say that the lack of visibility will be a key area of

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investigation. There are so many potholes on the

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roads in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex that it could take eight ye`rs to

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clear the backlog of repairs. A freezing winter followed by a wet

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one have caused a lot of dalage But our councils are now being given an

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extra ?9.6 million by the Government for repairs.

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A routine service today for Frank's car at his local garage in

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Colchester. But last year, Frank faced a ?500 repair bill after

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driving over this pothole. Dssex County Council had known about it

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and paid him as much in compensation.

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Our roads are in a poor state. People should not have to drive

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looking for potholes. They should be looking at pedestrians and other car

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users. We see a lot of vehicles with

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damaged wheels, buckled frol potholes, which seems to be common

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at the moment. And we've sedn some broken suspension springs across a

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variety of vehicles. As soon as one pothole is fhlled,

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another one needs to be attdnded to. The council has reported nine and a

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half thousand potholes in jtst six months. The roads are satur`ted Any

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minor cracks or holes in thd road, the water finds its way in. The

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pressure from the tyres onto the road expands those holes. The

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inevitable consequence is more potholes.

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This is Mission control. Thd team works calls. It does not include

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major trunk roads like the @11. Repairs to those roads is the

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responsibility of the Highw`ys Agency. Of the new ?10 millhon of

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extra Government money to ftnd appears locally, Norfolk gets the

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biggest slice. It costs on `verage ?69 to repair each pothole hn this

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region. That means our councils have enough cash to repair around a.

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Those behind today's reports say the emphasis should be on prevention

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rather than cure. Nationallx, we would not expect roads to gdt

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surfaced for up to 70 years. In the east, that problem is more

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pronounced, with some not gdtting resurfaced until they are 100 years

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old. Make do and mend is not our option.

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We would resurface more if we could afford it.

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Earlier Graham Bygrave ` a Highways manager for Norfolk County ` told me

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the money was welcome, but was a drop in the ocean. He said ` number

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of factors had led to the pothole problem we're now seeing.

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The weather is obviously a key factor. But we also have agding

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infrastructure in this part of the UK. Many roads were never rdally

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designed, they just evolved over time. The unclassified road network

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really has been just layers of car and chip. Surface dressing over a

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number of years. Those sorts of roads are not very weather

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resistant. So it is the rural roads th`t are

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the real issue for you, and probably quite Norfolk is getting more money

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than Suffolk or Essex. It is certainly part of the

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equation. Norfolk County Cotncil also has a very large highw`y

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network. We maintain 6000 mhles of road, second only to Devon hn the

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UK. That is a key element in getting this extra Government funding.

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You talk about potholes, thdn there is the actual resurfacing of roads.

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Some people say there should be more resurfacing because that brhngs more

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value for money than just p`pering over the cracks.

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If money was no object, that is certainly what we would do. We

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manage our acid and try to linimise the deterioration. `` we manage our

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asset. But in the current fhnancial climate, both nationally and for

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ourselves, there is just not enough money.

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There will be people listenhng who say: "you haven't done the pothole

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on my road". How do you prioritise? We prioritise on the depth `nd size

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of the pothole. Over the past 1 months, we have repaired sole 7 00

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potholes, a phenomenal numbdr. We have over half of our workforce

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engaged in repairing potholds on the highway network, keeping it as safe

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as possible. Thank you.

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If you know of any bad examples of pot holes near you, we'd love to

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hear from you. You can phond on 0845 seven 630 630. Or send photos via

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email, Facebook or Twitter. Don t forget to leave a contact phone

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number. Essex Police have bden given more time to question a man accused

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of murdering a father of five. He was found with more than 100 knife

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wounds in Colchester last S`turday. The 38`year`old suspect was arrested

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yesterday afternoon. A man from Ipswich, once described

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as the fattest in the world, has had to postpone his surgery in the

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United States. Paul Mason planned to travel to New York for an operation

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to remove his excess skin. But his application for a visa has been

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delayed after it emerged he had a fraud conviction. He served six

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months for the offence 20 ydars ago. His application's been referred to

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the department of homeland security. He used to weigh 70 stone, but is

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now down to 22 stone. The operation could reduce his weight by ` further

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seven stone. Still to come: The pioneering surgery to help women

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with all bladder problems. Smog and pollution levels in parts

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of this region have been higher than anywhere else for the second day

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running, according to the Mdt Office. South easterly winds have

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blown dust from the Sahara.. And pollution from the continent. But

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tonight there are questions over the levels of pollution and whether

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they've really been as bad `s predicted. This is a Birds Dye view

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at Luton Airport. All of thdse buildings shrouded by a curtain of

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smog. It has been a murky phcture in more ways than one. I region was

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predicted to be one of the worst places in the country for pollution.

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Depending on which experts xou listen to. There is still a blanket

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of haze across Norwich at the moment. The Met office says that any

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pollution scale of one to tdn, it will be ten. That means verx high.

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Defra says it will be low. Tnless you are in a city or town or buy a

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busy road. If one or two pl`ces have a high reading and you colotr a

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large area of the map with that colour then everybody thinks they

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will get bad pollution levels. It is a bit like telling people who live

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on the top of a hill that there will be flooding and it applies only to

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people in the valleys. Saharan dust coated cars yesterday.

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A perfect recipe for high ahr pollution. The Defra websitd showed

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the highest alert possible hn purple. But it has not been as high

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as forecast. Despite the warnings, this man took his job for `` took

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his dog for the usual walk. I would not say the experts are

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right or wrong. But we do normally get sand blowing up from thd Sahara

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at this time of year. With ` strong southerly and I suppose with the

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high`pressure and low presstre, weak spectre it.

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The warnings have continued. Although the readings from this

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monitoring station in Norwich have been consistently low. This man is

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an expert in weather and air pollution at the University of East

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Anglia. He says it does not take much for the forecast to be wrong.

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There are three elements kex to a good forecast. Getting the weather

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right, quantifying how much volition there is, and understanding the

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atmospheric chemistry. `` quantifying how much polluthon there

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is. Experts say that while air pollution

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is a serious issue, it should be kept in perspective. We apologise

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for sound problems during that report.

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It's nearly four months since the Government's Airports Commission

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left Stansted off the short list for a new runway. It was a move that

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delighted campaigners opposdd to expansion. But ever since Stansted

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has been showing signs of growth, handling more passengers and

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announcing new deals with ahrlines. And it's not just at Stanstdd. Luton

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and Southend have also been expanding. So does it matter we re

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probably not going to get a new major runway?

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The Airports Commission may have said an initial "no" to a sdcond

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runway at Stansted. But that does not mean that the region's `irports

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are going nowhere. They havd substantial spare capacity. Recent

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weeks have seen a flurry of announcements by airlines planning

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major growth. This week it was easyJet, planning to double

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passenger numbers at Luton. Last week, Flybe announced six ndw routes

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from Southend. Two weeks ago, Ryanair said it would incre`se

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passenger numbers at Stanstdd by 50%. How much spare capacitx do the

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region's airports have? Luton currently flies ten million

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passengers a year. It could, with Government permission, fly tp to 18

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million. Southend currently flies ond million

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and could go up to 5 million, if it was allowed to. Stansted, ctrrently

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at 18 million, has permission to go up to 35 million. But if pl`nning

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controls were relaxed, it could go up to 45 million on just ond runway.

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From an 18 million passenger starting point this year, wd believe

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in the next 15 to 20 years, we'll be at 35 million. As we go beyond that

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figure, depending on growth rates over the next ten to 15 years,

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getting up to 45 million. 45 million would be ten million more

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than they presently have permission for. That's the size of Birlingham.

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So we would not simply roll over and accept it. We would want to discuss

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with the airport the noise hmpact, the air quality impact, and to

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ensure the interests of loc`l people were safeguarded.

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With anything up to 35 years of spare capacity, Stansted fedls it

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can ease any shortage of runway space in the South East. And it is

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not the only place that feels that way.

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Southend is one of the airports that will be able to provide addhtional

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capacity before any new runway is built. So we can grow our route

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network and help to solve some of the South East airport capacity

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issues. The Airports Commission is looking

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at Heathrow and Gatwick for possible new runways. But fears Stansted will

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be left with nowhere to grow appear overdone. More women are sahd to

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suffer from bladder problems than some forms of cancer. But it can be

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embarrassing to talk about `nd many suffer in silence. 18 at

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Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Cambridge has become the first in this region

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to use a new type of keyhold surgery to repair the damage. They want to

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get this message across: If you have a problem, get help.

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Are you feeling nervous abott your surgery today?

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Ahead of her operation, this woman hopes it will change her life. She

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is lucky that the gynaecology team here has won a national accolade for

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helping women with unary and pelvic floor problems. While some `re keen

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to have this operation, othdrs don't have it so easy.

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Older ladies may just put up with things until it has got to the point

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really cannot put up with any more. That is because they just dhd not

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want to talk to their GP about it. It is not pain, just discomfort But

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you don't want to tell people about it.

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She is being given a general anaesthetic but the procedure will

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only take 20 minutes. The hospital has been praised for its usd of

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keyhole surgery. But today, the operation is being done

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conventionally. I can see where the healthy tissue is and where the

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weaker tissue is. I can then join them up and provide strength.

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Figures show that one in five women suffer from these kinds of problems.

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Higher than some cancers and diabetes. But only a quarter of

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women seek help. If they did look for treatment, there is an 80%

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success rate. Penny has alrdady encouraged others to seek advice

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over similar problems. The lore ladies that go out and talk about

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what they have had done, and that has made a huge difference to their

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lives, those who are out thdre worrying that it is surgery need not

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worry. We have a vast range of options.

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One alternative is Botox. Soon the surgery is over and it is only lunch

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time. She will go home tomorrow In 1916, a young soldier from

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Hertfordshire was killed at the Battle of the Somme. Edward Ambrose

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was just 18 and when he went to war he took a suitcase with him for all

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his personal possessions. There's all sorts of things, this

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being perhaps one of the nicest .. Stored away for almost a century,

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this suitcase tells a fascinating story. Inside, the personal

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possessions of Private Edward Ambrose, just 18 when he was killed.

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His mother was said to be so heartbroken that she locked the case

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and its contents in an attic. The case is an incredible condition as

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are its contents. Photographs, medals, and Private Ambrose's pipe

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and cigarette case containing hand`rolled cigarettes.

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It's the totality of everything a snapshot of a young man's lhfe at

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the moment he died. The poignant half smoked pipe or picture of his

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girlfriend is just so touchhng. Private Ambrose, the eldest of six,

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joined the 6th Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment in 1905. The

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following year, he was on the front line in the Battle of the Somme He

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died a few days after being hit by shell fragments.

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One of the most interesting pieces is his wallet. It contains pieces of

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shrapnel. The suitcase contained many letters.

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This was from Private Ambrose's father, just days before his son

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went to war. "No doubt you will think it is

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strange to get a letter frol dad but I thought I must write you just a

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few lines before you sail away from home. I remind you that you are

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quite young, so you must trx to take care of yourself and don't forget to

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ask your Heavenly Father to help you."

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Private Ambrose's possessions, including this French phrasd book

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for soldiers, will go on display later this year as part of the

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Hearts At War project. A unhque collection, but sadly and all too

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familiar story. So poignant. A very moving letter.

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Now the weather. The air quality is changing. More

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clear air coming in from thd Atlantic will mean less pollution

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around. We will also see sole rain. The cleaner air is coming in on this

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weather front. It has some rain on it but as it tracks its way eastward

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it is weakening. For most p`rts of the region, it will turn

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increasingly cloudy. A few spots of rain. By the end of the night, it

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looks dry. Not particularly cold. A south`westerly wind. Into the

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morning, Mr will clear first thing. The cloud is expected to thhcken. We

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may see some sunshine. Tempdratures are bit cooler than they have been.

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The afternoon looks as though it will be brighter with a better

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chance of sunshine. Pressurd patterns show that there ard more

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Atlantic weather fronts on their way. Tightly squeezed isobars saw a

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noticeable south`westerly breeze over the next few days. That will

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bring mixed fortunes for thd weekend. Some rain at the wdekend,

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but not throughout it. We start Saturday dry and bright sunshine.

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But that may turn cloudy as the day progresses. A south`westerlx breeze

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for the weekend. Some outbrdaks of rain on Sunday morning. But try and

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break by the afternoon. `` but dry and bright by the afternoon. Some

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sunshine. A mild night. I suppose we need a bit of rain

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That is all from us. Goodbyd.

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