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Hello and welcome to Look East. In the programme tonight.

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Still waiting. Why Addenbrooke's A department hasn't received extra

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winter funding it was promised months ago.

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The region's radioactive hotspot are homes in Northamptonshire at risk

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from Radon gas. We will be here later with more news, including by

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plans for a new runway at Stansted have been graded and until at least

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2030. And the Prince of Wales visits Stevenage, to see for himself the

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stunning home of one of our oldest religions.

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Addenbrooke's hospital says it's still waiting for its share of ?1.8

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million of funding from the Government which was designed to

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relieve pressure on its accident and emergency department this winter.

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Today there were no free beds in the hospital, and all planned operations

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had to be cancelled. This morning Debbie Tubby was given exclusive

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access to the hospital's A department. It is 11:30am, this

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woman has just arrived by ambulance. The red lines on this screen shortly

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`` show that for more emergencies are on their way. 40`year`old

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Scarlet is being treated for fit and mouth. Patients are being warned

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they will have to wait for up to two and a half hours until they are

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seen. In comparison, this department is usually quiet, which is just as

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well as the rest of the hospital is stretched to the limit. We have no

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beds left in the hospital at all, we have had to cancel all of our

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collective surgery to cope with impatience. It does not really

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provide the experience we want our patents to experience when they come

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here. You are so busy that you cannot always give the kind you

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would like to each individual patient. Ten years ago 50,000 people

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were treated here, and last year it was just under 100000 and this year

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they are expecting up to a. They were expecting money to be spent not

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just here but across the whole system to avoid bed blocking and

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relieve the winter pressures. Funding can never come quickly

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enough and there can never be enough, but it is now in place. It

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does not stop us doing the planning and working together to come up with

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solutions. It could always come quicker. In a statement the clinical

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commissioning groups say that local organisations will be contacted

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later this week informing them of the schemes that will receive

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funding. This accident and emergency department recognises it will always

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be busy. It is one of the few places open for medical help 24 hours per

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day. There's still major disruption for

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train passengers travelling between London and Cambridge tonight after a

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signalling problem. It's largely affecting First Capital Connect

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trains, many services have been cancelled. Waseem Mirza is at

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Stevenage station now. Waseem this started at one o'clock this

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morning. It did, at about five past one this

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morning. The good news is, about an hour ago engineers managed to fix

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it. The bad news is there will still be problems because many of the

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trains are in the wrong places. That means there will still be problems.

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The fault happened with the signalling system on the East Coast

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Mainline between New Barnet and Alexandra Palace which is between

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here and London. It has meant a day of frustration for passengers

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travelling into and out of Kings Cross. Here at Stevenage people

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travelling South had to get onto replacement buses to complete their

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journeys. The few services which managed to get through had to be

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diverted which meant those travelling from Peterborough and

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Cambridge faced much longer journeys. But tickets were being

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accepted on other services like the Greater Anglia route. First Capital

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Connect says the fault also affected their station and online systems

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making the whole situation even worse, they says passengers who have

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been delayed for more than 30 minutes can reclaim the full cost of

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their ticket. Network Rail have apologised, they say they are

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investigating what caused the fault but meanwhile the advice remains to

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check before you travel. Northamptonshire has some of the

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highest levels of a radioactive gas in the country. It's called Radon.

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And The Radon Research Group, which is based in Northampton, says the

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government needs to do more to make people aware of the potential health

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risks it poses. Anna Todd has been looking at the details Anna.

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Well, here's a tough message. Radon gas could be under the ground you're

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on right now. It increases your chance of lung cancer, and is known

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to cause over a thousand deaths each year. This map shows the parts of

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the UK most at risk, including in Northamptonshire. Like the village

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of Brixworth. It's all about geology. Decaying uranium in the

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soil caused the gas to migrate to the surface and enter the air. That

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air is sucked into houses by something called the stack effect,

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so what we find is that radon gaskets higher and higher and higher

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in houses, it is no danger, until it decays radioactively. If that is the

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gas decaying in your respiratory system that is the start of the

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possibility of cancer. So what is radon gas? It's the

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heaviest known gas, nine times heavier than air, and as a single

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atom it penetrates building materials really easily, It's

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invisible, it has no smell or taste. It is the second cause of lung

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cancer after smoking. But there are things you can do to find out if

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your home is at risk. One is in the living room, one in the bedroom. For

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three months. They are sent back and the results are then sent to you,

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validated results. The cost including that might be 40 or ?50,

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to measure. Does it work? It works very well.

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Depending on the radon levels, you may only need to provide extra

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ventilation, perhaps just open the windows more often, or for higher

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levels there are specialist pumps available. All highly effective. The

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message is don't imagine it, measure it. It is the only way to be sure.

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Next tonight more on the Winter Wonderland attraction in Milton

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Keynes which closed after just one day. The attraction was inundated

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with hundreds of complaints after visitors felt the festive fair had

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ruined their Christmas. Well now the local community is joining together

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to put on alternative events across the town. Time is not under saved.

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These peasants see Christmas spirit is. `` these parents. They hope to

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make up for the disappointment caused by the Milton Keynes Winter

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Wonderland fiasco. Wonderland MK is an event we are trying to put on to

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affect `` to help those who had prepaid tickets for Santa. We want

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to put on as big an event as we can to see as many children as we can,

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to see Santa. Joel and Julie Page 26 pounds to the main children skating

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at the Winter Wonderland event, they should have been there today.

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Instead they were enjoying a day courtesy of MK ice. I was looking

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forward to going there, it was a bit of a shame because they did not know

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where else we would go. And when you found out you could come to MK ice?

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I thought it would make up for it. Yes. The not`for`profit agent has

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offered to honour any winter wonderland bookings, even though it

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had nothing to do with the field event. Within the board there were

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parents grandparents and we know the importance of Christmas to children

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shall be wanted to do something to help. The ice rink is also providing

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the venue for Saturday's mini Wonderland event, which is being

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boosted by donations from local businesses. As parents with for

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refunds and trading standards continued investigations into what

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happened at Campbell Park it seems the communities you will not let it

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spoil the magic of Christmas. The struggling East of England

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ambulance service has a new Chief Executive. His name is Dr Anthony

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Marsh and he's spent years working in the industry. His career began in

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1987 when he was on the road with the Patient Transport Service in

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Essex. Next he became Chief Executive of, what was then, the

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Essex Ambulance Service, before moving to become the boss of the

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West Midlands, which was recently named "Ambulance Service of the

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year". But he'll keep that position as well as running the East of

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England Service. He'll be here four days a week. Six months ago Dr Marsh

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produced a report on how to improve the East of England service. Key to

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that plan was recruiting more staff. Earlier tonight he told me his first

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priority was sorting out more graduates. It takes two and a half

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years to train those individuals from the point of which we offer the

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contract to the point where the graduate, so it is really important

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that the first few weeks when I take a man of the service on the 1st of

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January to ensure that we put in place those arrangements to recruit

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those staff, get them aligned to universities and get their

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university placements to the graduate into and have years,

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running alongside that thought is to ensure that we promote those

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existing staff to undertake their paramedic training during that

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period as well. One thing the unions are concerned about is how you are

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going to be able to manage too large ambulance services properly.

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Something no one else is doing. I absolutely recognise the challenge

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facing East of England ambulance service is substantial but I have

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been here for 27 years and I do believe that I can drop on my

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experience and expertise to transform this organisation. Let's

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not forget there are over 4000 staff who work in the East of England and

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on service, not just me. I want to set out clear strategic priorities

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that we all work together as one team. We can achieve those

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priorities. The angle and service has had quite a lot of change ``

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ambulance service. You have a strong record but are not here to stay. I

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will stay in the East of England for as long as it takes to see it become

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a high performing and builds organisation. I am in no rush to go

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anywhere apart from to make sure we transform this organisation. My

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ambition is sure by the staff who already work you and the stuff we

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will recruit and it is all about recruiting `` improving our

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organisation. Your ambition to help the staff there is perfectly clear,

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what about the patients? Any have had a very poor service from the

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East of England and on service. What do you say? I am sad about that, I

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joined the service 27 years ago and it was all about helping people and

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to transform the arguments service profession in our country. We are

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very proud of the progress we have made but we must recognise and

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acknowledge that we have let some people down in the East of England

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previously. I am here to ensure that we reduce those delays and working

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with our staff to ensure those delays are not repeated. That is

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what we are determined to do over the next few months.

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Norfolk County Council has been cleared of any wrongdoing in its

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handling of the contract to build a waste incinerator. The decision back

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in 2011 to create the 600m plant in King's Lynn attracted widespread

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opposition. There were claims council officers and senior

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councillors hadn't acted properly when drawing up the contract. An

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independent report, released today, concludes that no undue risk was

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taken. In October, the county council voted to agree a revised

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plan for the incinerator, ensuring it remains in the pipeline.

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Those are tonight 's top stories. Now

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successive Ashes victories he will now embark on a voyage of discovery.

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Coming up next on Look East: What today's big airports review has to

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say about the future of Stansted. And talking turkey on the busiest

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day of the year for poultry suppliers in this region.

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A long`awaited report into airport expansion in the south east of

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England has ruled out a new runway at Stansted in Essex ` for now.

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Experts agree we need more capacity, but they will focus on Heathrow and

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Gatwick instead. We'll get reaction from the owners of Stansted any

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moment. The decision to overlook Stansted has delighted local

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protestors, who were worried about the impact of extra flights on their

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community. This report is from our business correspondent Richard Bond.

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A fine prospect over Stansted today, but for the airport's owner the view

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ahead was a little less promising. Having proposed everything from a

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second runway to a four`runway hub, the Essex airport was left off the

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short list. Instead, the Airports Commission opted to recommend new

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runway at Heathrow and Gatwick. It looks like the market has been

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telling us Gatwick is a better bet. Stansted is only operating at about

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half capacity, and Gatwick is about 85%. Gatwick seems to be a better

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option in the short run. Stansted may well come back into the picture

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for another runway after 2030. Plans to add to Stansted's single runway

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have always been protested by protesters. They fought an

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eight`year battle against a second runway, proposed by former owner

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BAA. They were dropped three years ago. Today, Stop Stansted Expansion

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said... We've been saying for a number of

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years the south east of England needs another runway. In the medium

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to long term we need another hub. For the government to say it will be

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at Heathrow or Gatwick... We're relatively happy. The Commission

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will support improvements to the rail link between Stansted and

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London. It thinks Stansted could be considered for a second runway, but

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only beyond 2030. In the last ten years, a second runway for Stansted

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has been on the agenda then off... Then back on. Today's report lays it

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to rest for the forseeable future. Probably for decades. Andrew

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Harrison is the Chief Executive of Stansted. I spoke to him late this

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afternoon. I asked him if, after years of saying that expansion was

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needed, he was now trying to put a positive spin on the

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reccommendations in the report. We've only had the keys to Stansted

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Airport for the last nine months. We can only speak for that. Our plan

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has always been to fill the capacity we have. We have 130,000 flights of

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spare capacity. We have got to try to put right the imbalance. We want

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Stansted to represent the people who live nearby. That will take time but

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over time it will become fuller and we'll be in a better place to decide

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other things about the future. Have you tied yourself too close to those

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cheaper airlines? If you look at aviation growth over the last 15 to

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20 years... EasyJet didn't exist then. Look at how much low`cost

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aviation has changed things. If you look forward 15 or 20 years, who

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knows how much it will change. It's often said you're London's third

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airport, but after today is it fair to say you're London's second`class

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airport? I think BAA would have been the people who would call it the

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third airport. We want it to be the best in London. We've got plans to

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spend ?750,000 to improve what is already London's newest airport `

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just 23 years old. We've got an ?80 million investment in the terminal

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building itself. The first part is in security. That will open on

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Friday. But if you want to be the best in London surely you want more

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landing strips and more people to use it. That's not happening. Being

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the best in London, and meeting the needs of the catchment area, doesn't

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mean building runways here, there and everywhere. It means having a

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focused plan to articulate the sound fundamentals. We have a great

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catchment area, strong business connectivity and from a London point

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of view the balance of power is moving from the west to the east.

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Thank you. It's that time of year when lots of

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us start thinking about turkeys. They reckon we produce about ten

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million turkeys every year for Christmas in this country. A third

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of them come from this region. The industry says that the popularity of

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turkey is on the up, but so too is the price ` especially if you opt

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for free`range. In a moment, a consumer's guide to buying and

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cooking turkey. But let's start down on the farm in Essex, with Kevin

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Burch... There's no time to rest for the team here. Today and tomorrow

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are the industry's busiest days for Christmas deliveries. This is hard

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for a turkey farmer. It's a nightmare. It's about getting

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organised before the Christmas campaign starts, having all the

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staff in place and knowing what their roles are. At the moment, it's

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going worryingly well. Innovation is always key. We filmed with a family

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firm ten years ago when they introduced a special 'tiny turkey'

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to the market. This Christmas, they're producing 32,000 free`range

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birds for shops, independent butchers, home deliveries and even

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some to sell from the farm gate. The business was founded in 1971 by my

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mum and dad. I came in during 1984. There were seven of us in 1984. Now,

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full`time at Christmas, we're employing 68 people. The free`range

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market is still relatively small but Paul Kelly senses a change ` and

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that future growth could extend over the Atlantic. People think I'm nuts.

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Absolutely nuts ` because turkeys are a dollar a pound in America.

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Ours are ten times that price. But my argument is that in America, at

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Thanksgiving there are so many rich, wealthy people who have the best

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champagne and the best wine... If they have the chance to buy the best

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turkey, they will! All we want is a tiny bit of the market over there

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and then I'll be happy! That's the future but today the focus is on

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managing what is an intensive five weeks. Everything hinges on December

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the 25th. In Paul Kelly's words, you get just one chance ` no`one wants a

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turkey come Boxing Day. At City College Norwich, they're

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keeping things traditional ` serving turkey. Ten million birds will be

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sold and one in three of them will have been supplied by a farm in this

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region. But they're not cheap. A fresh, four kilo bird, feeding a

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family of six, averages about ?35. Those preferring a free range turkey

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will have to pay more. Around ?50. What are you having for Christmas

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lunch this year? Turkey! Will it be free`range? Hopefully! A cockerel, I

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hope. I don't like turkey. I used to, but it's too dry for me. Will

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your turkey be free`range? No. It's cheaper if it's not! At Archer's

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Butchers in Norwich they've got orders for 400 free`range turkeys.

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Iain Plunkett explains what to look for when choosing a bird. You'll see

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from that... It's got a nice, full, meaty breast. It's also quite

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important that it's got this layer of natural fat underneath the skin.

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Back at City College, they've already cooked and served 1,200

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turkey meals. Turkey crowns ` that's a bird with the legs removed ` are

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increasingly popular. Demand has doubled in the last four years. This

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chef`lecturer says to avoid a dry or underdone bird it's best to have it

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crowned. I believe the legs should be cooked longer than the breast.

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You can have the whole theatre of the whole bird on the table if you

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like... But if you want a nice cooked leg and a nice cooked breast

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at the same time it's best to take them off and cook them nice and slow

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ad roast the crown and turkey at a different time. Some chefs like

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Nigella advocate soaking them overnight. What do you make of all

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of that? No. If you've got a nice free`range bird, simply prep it. Bit

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of butter under the skin, and some salt and pepper. Straight in the

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oven. That's it. Whatever you cook, the key ` it seems ` is to be

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organised but simple. Prince Charles paid tribute to the

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"remarkable" tolerance of Coptic christians during a visit to

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Stevenage today. His comments came after a special service at the

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Coptic Orthodox Church Centre this morning. There are more than 20,000

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Coptic Christians in the UK ` their church formed more than 2,000 years

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ago in Egypt. A congregation. They were proud that Prince Charles sat

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amongst them. People travel from across the country to pray here. It

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has been a privilege to witness this. Today, memories and mementos.

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I asked if I could take a photograph of him. I was waiting for the

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bodyguards to push me out of the way! It is very important to happen

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here. It is a recognition of our church. The Coptic Orthodox Church

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can trace its roots back to thousand years. `` 2000 years. It reached the

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UK in 1954 and now boasts more than 20,000 members in the country. There

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is a parish. It serves from Milton Keynes Dons to other communities.

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People will drive for a good hour and a half to get there. It also

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serves as a national centre for public relations. It is a hub of

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many aspects of church life. Prince Charles today spoke of oppression

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suffered by Coptic Christians. It is a church of more than 12 million

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members across the Middle East. Now for the weather. Here are some

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of your photographs. We saw some fine weather today. The weather

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front that brought us the rain yesterday cleared away this morning.

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It is now going to start pushing green up from the south. `` rain. It

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will head northwards through the evening. It will be very patchy and

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eventually cleared away. Some clear skies will develop. There is the

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potential for temperatures to drop quite low. It could bring a touch of

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frost. Temperatures should start to rise as we get more cloud at the end

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of the night. It may produce a few spots of rain. There are lows

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banning them from across the Atlantic. Much of the day looks

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dry, but the winds will freshen into the evening. The remote on heavy. We

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start tomorrow with a few starts off heavy rain. Elsewhere, it doesn't

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dry and any should clear up away. We should see some dry spell is

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developing. Temperatures slightly higher on really got to today.

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Already, into the afternoon, these are average wind speeds. Just ahead

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of it, gusts of 40 to 50 mph. It will produce some very heavy pulses

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of rain. The winds will strengthen as you can see. It will pull away

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however and we will have a few days grace before the next weather system

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comes along. There will be a couple of quite chilly days with some sunny

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spells and the odd isolated shower. By Friday night, the weather will

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push in from the Atlantic and that will lift our temperatures a little

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bit. Thank you very much. Goodbye.

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