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Free school dinners for all children aged seven and unddr.

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And counting down to the Commonwealth Gales.

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Find out how our hopefuls are getting on,

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First tonight, concerns that the largest hospital in

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our region is facing a Summdr Crisis because it can't cope with demand.

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Addenbrooke's in Cambridge has seen a surge in A

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admissions and for the last fortnight it's been on "black alert"

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It means planned surgery like hip operations are being postponed.

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Patients who are admitted to A will be treated, but could then be

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transferred to other nearby hospitals where there is bed space.

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Day units could soon be staxing open overnight

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and all local GPs have been sent a letter asking them to think twice

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We'll be talking to the Chief Executive of Addenbrooke's

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First let's go to Mike Cartwright, who is at the hospital now.

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Addenbrooke's Hospital, world`renowned and expanding. But,

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for the last fortnight, fall. Despite that, this letter w`s sent

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to GPs in this part of Cambridgeshire Peterborough and out

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into Suffolk asking the question, can patients be treated elsdwhere

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because here they are full. For Anthony Fleming, this is hugely

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frustrating. His hip replacdment order been cancelled once. Last

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week, with no beds, a nurse told him it was cancelled again. She was

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extremely sorry that I will not be having that operation due to a

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shortage of beds. Because what beds they did have, they were reserved

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for cancer patients which is understandable. But I was

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devastated. I just wanted to get this job over and done with because

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it has been playing me up for some time. This is the letter th`t

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Addenbrooke's Hospital sensd to GPs. Pressures were severe they said

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With no spare beds for planned operations, there were no bdds in

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AMD. They say staff shortagds are a big part of the problem. Ond of the

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biggest problems is staff. Hf you're looking to say can cut in that

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area, maybe vacancies don't get filled as fast as they might

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otherwise. The number of posts is also smaller and that is a challenge

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and it will continue to be so. Bucklers have more than doubled in

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recent years at Addenbrooke's Hospital.

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Only last week reported that the hospital's rid maternity unht was

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having to ten expectant mothers away. They closed 15 times last

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year. Addenbrooke's Hospital is one of our fastest growing hosphtals but

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for the last fortnight, it has been full. So what does this mean for

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patients? Other hospitals that macro hospital Sabin primed to take in

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some patients. But those hospitals have their own pressures. This is a

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black alert in the summertile so many people are asking what it will

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be like in the winter time when things such as flu, coughs `nd colds

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Well, earlier I spoke to Dr Keith McNeil, the chief dxecutive

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of Addenbrooke's hospital and asked him what had gone wrong.

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The crux of the problem is the in demand on all our servicds,

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both the emergency room but also on the for us to provide spdcialist

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care in and surgery, cancer and obstetrics ` across the board.

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Could this not have been foreseen and better planned for

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In 2010 and 2011 the hospit`l was on Black Alert for 89 days,

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the following year 124 and the one after that for 090.

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There is a pattern emerging here isn't there?

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We do plan for a rise in demand every year and, in fact,

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we had planned last year for demand to go up by about 5% on historical

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growth targets and what we knew was happening with the population.

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We have over the last coupld of months been surprised

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by the extent of the demands compared to this time last xear

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Has the hospital bitten off more than it can chew?

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It will take a little while for our plans to come to frtition,

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but we will cope and we will deal and provide safe, high`qualhty care

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I have no doubt that when the patients are able to get

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into your hospital about the care is good and high`qtality

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It is the fact that some patients can t

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access your hospital becausd you are telling them we have not thd space?

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If patients need to access our hospital we will absolutely

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provide and find the space they need to receive the care they nedd.

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What are asking is that it if they can find

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a suitable alternative and they can get that care in another setting,

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they should access that rather than coming to us in the first instance.

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So how long do you think is current situation with

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It is a day`to`day prospect, so it changes.

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We were amber and red last week on Sundays and some days this week we

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And if you've had an operation cancelled

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or you've been told there are no beds free in your local hospital,

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You can phone or email or rdach us through Twitter and Facebook

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Two months ahead of the votd on Scottish Independence,

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people living in Corby have held their own mini`referendum.

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The town is nicknamed "Little Scotland" because of its

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Those who took part in the mock ballot voted overwhelmingly

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It doesn't take a leap of the imagination to see why they call

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this town little Scotland. This Highland gathering, a yearlx event

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in Corbis is the 1960s, it has been estimated that often town's publish

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either born in Scotland or have ancestors there. There will get to

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vote in the real independence referendum, but many have strong

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views on it. Either we should support the union. I think Scotland

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should be independent. Just like southern islanders. Corby's Scottish

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risk about the 1930s when workers came down from north of the border

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for jobs at the steelworks `nd by Glasgow firms. Many remained, even

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after the factory closed. The mock ballot here was not supposed

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spokeswoman on Scotland turned up firmly

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except they don't have our votes but they have that whether

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they have a voice. We are t`ken by the finer people across the UK

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that actually do not want Scotland, by and large, to leave

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Britain. In, 500 and 76 people cast their vote and the result w`s clear.

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162 said yes. 440 said no. Disappointing you might think for

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those campaigning in favour of Scottish independence. personally,

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I'm quite surprised that thdy voted `` that the vote for yes was so

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high. I imagine that in most parts of England has been less engagement

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on the real issues that we `re talking about here in Scotl`nd. What

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we know is that the arguments for independence or come dancing a yes

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vote. This was not a scienthfic votes. But this little referendum in

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little Scotland gives a little flavour of people's views on the big

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debate on Scottish independdnce and the future of the

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By the end of this summer, Luton should finally get

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its inner ring road ` 40 ye`rs after it was first planned.

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The final section was offichally opened this morning

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Driving through Luton has ndver been easier. Traffic jams and congestion

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are a daily reality. But cotncillors say in the coming weeks it will get

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easier. Today, it the missing link in the town's inner ring ro`d was

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officially opened by transport Minister Baroness... She was in her

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second year of university btt the project was first planned more than

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40 years ago. She said at it has been worth the wait. It is be

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designed 40 years ago it wotld almost certainly have been ` scheme

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that would sliced the town `nd destroyed the life of the town

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centre of Luton. So with modern approaches to how we do town

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planning, this will support the town centre, it supports a lot of the

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other developments. The two`mile stretch as cost ?24 million. 60

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million of it came on the Government and it finally complete 's ``

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completes Luton and its inndr ring road after Southern section first

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opened in the 1970s. It runs from old Bedford Road via crescents road

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to Saint Mary 's roundabout. Councillors say it will makd a big

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difference. It is fantastic to be able to achieve this after 40 years

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of waiting. It will be an asset to the town. It will relieve congestion

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in the town centre. E`mail taken more than 40 years to get at this

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stage, the motorists will h`ve to have a little more patience. The

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road is not expected to open to traffic for another two or three

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weeks. For Luton's long`suffering drivers, it seems they could at last

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be light at the end of the tunnel. A ?250 million scheme to expand

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the Grosvenor Shopping Centre in Northampton has been scr`pped

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after a developer pulled out. Legal and General

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and Northamptonshire Borough Council have parted company over

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plans to jointly redevelop Demolition is already underway

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at the four`acre site. The Council is now looking for

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a new partner to develop thd site. A man suffering from amnesi` who was

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found wandering around Peterborough has been identified

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following a national appeal. The mystery man is

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Alvydas Kanaporis. He's 22 and originally

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from Lithuania. He still can't remember anything

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about his past and is being treated His brother saw

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the appeal online and made contact. Coming up, we asked if the

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government can deliver on their promise of free school dinndrs. And

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we interview Anthony Agogo, fresh from his latest triumph in the ring.

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A flagship government progr`mme to give all infants free school

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meals from the autumn term hs still running into problems.

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The plan means many schools in the region must expand

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their kitchens, or build new ones, as well as recruit more staff.

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It is clear that a number of schools are set to miss

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At the school, they are ahe`d of the game. The team of cooks havd been

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trailing the new scheme, today, pouring `` preparing hundreds of

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meals. Today, there is cott`ge pie with Russia cauliflower and carrots.

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`` fresh cauliflower. There is also fresh fruit salad. It has to be as

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locally sourced as we can gdt, and everything has to be made on site. A

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full choice menu for year one and year two people have an phased in.

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Do you like a hot lunch? Yes all stop putting are my favourite. ``

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yes. Putting is my favouritd. Cottage pie. Chips. Fish and chips.

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Fish and some sausages. You like vegetables? No, I like potatoes And

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I'd like to know. It has bedn well received. The children love the

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dinners and the parents havd helped to shape the menus. I think it is

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going really well. When you have children who are well`nourished

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amity you get better behaved children? It is still early days but

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we notice a difference in the afternoon. The children are more

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full and they are not full of sugar. We have a well`balanced meal

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inside them. I think we will notice a difference. At this school, a few

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technology room is to becomd a kitchen. I am really a `` food

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technology room all stop I `m really excited because I've have ndver had

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a hot `` room. I am really dxcited because I've never had a hot meal at

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school. It is the timing for me We have had a year to implement and

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research everything properlx. This Junior school kitchen currently

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provide colleges to 70 people in a nearby infant school. That number is

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likely to rise to around 150, delivered in hot containers by

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battery powered containers. `` vehicles. This infant school in

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Colchester in one of many f`cing big bills for new serving equiplent It

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is feared hundreds of infants in the country will be served with cold,

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not hot meals, at the beginning of the term. The school meals policy

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was championed by Nick Clegg. The party spokesperson on education is

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Simon Wright, and I asked hhm if it was right to get a free school

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to the child if the parents could afford to pay. The government is

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working on the basis of the evidence that has been provided by the pilot

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scheme that has taken place between 2009`2011, and those schemes ensure

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that you get the best benefht you the offer is universal. The

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attainment improvement is greatest when there is an offer that applies

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to everyone, and in those areas where the pilots took place,

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children are doing about two months ahead of children in other parts of

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the country. We know that providing a hot meal at lunch time will help

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children to remain focused for the rest of the day and it helps to

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support an improvement in bdhaviour across the school.

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that you know that a hot me`l achieves that, and yet, you are

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prepared to accept that somd schools will only be offering a cold meal. A

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tiny portion of schools will, in the short term, be looking at ddlivering

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a cold option whilst they gdt their facilities in place for the longer

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term, but it is a small minority of schools. The vast majority will be

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serving hot and healthy lunches and those that cannot right now, will be

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getting support in the future. Why do you not spend this money on

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teachers so that we have better paid teachers and not industrial action?

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I agree that we need to support a string then `` and to strengthen the

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workforce. But I also know that teachers will find jobs easher in

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the classroom if they have children who have been well fed, bec`use

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their concentration levels `re so much greater. As you know, there are

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some counties in this region which are struggling to attain thd levels

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of education that the government wants. They have now had to worry

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about finding where their school meal is going to be cooked, about

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building a kitchen, rather than worrying about driving up standards.

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This is an important part of helping schools to drive up standards,

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because of the range of bendfits that can come from delivering meals

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to children, to make sure they are well said so that they can focus in

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class. This is one part of the puzzle that is being solved. Are you

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saying parents do not know what to feed their children? I would

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that schools have to providd meals to a very high standard of

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nutrition, and that ultimatdly will bring long`term benefits to those

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individuals, and also, to otr health services, and other statutory

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services that are struggling to deal with the impact of issues lhke

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childhood obesity. Thank yot very much.

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So, are you a governor, a tdacher, a parent or a pupil?

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Does your school have a new plan in place for September?

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If so, get in touch now because we shall be

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You can phone or e`mail or reach us through Twitter and Facebook

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Remember to leave a contact phone number.

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This week on Look East, we shall be counting down to the Commonwealth

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Games and introducing you to some of the athletes from our region who

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Some of them were in action this weekend at the

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He is the sprinting showman who has yet to truly entertain. Four years

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ago, he took silver in Delhh and became one of the poster boxs of

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London 2012 stop but his form could not match the personality or the

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publicity. He did not even lake the squad. Ever since, he has bden

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channeling the frustration `s best he can, and on Friday night in

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Glasgow, he sent out quite ` message. 30.22. Once again,

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consistent. I have been doing some interesting work when I was in the

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United States earlier this season, and they were trying to teach me

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that confidence does not cole into it. You have a job to do, jtst get

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out there and do it. Regardless of how ICL from day to day, I try and

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state `` how ICL from day to day, I just try to get out there and do it.

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He beat some of the world's fast is in the process. The most important

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thing is to be consistent. @t this moment, he is consistent. Hd is

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always in contention, and that always puts the fear of God into the

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people around you, because dven when you are pushing, if you makd a tiny

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essay, he is on you, and th`t is a huge advantage that he has `t the

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moment. `` a tiny mistake. There was disappointment for Craig Rutherford.

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The lipid champion was left stewing in this tent after injuring his knee

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in the warm`up, but he says he will be back fighting fit in a fortnight.

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There is only a short progr`mme of his ability evidence at the

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Commonwealth Games, so one Paralympian Champion misses out

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This was just his bird `` third race back after a string of injuries

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just 100th of a second separating him with the world record holder,

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but he will be back at the anniversary games in London this

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weekend. Tomorrow we meet the husband

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and wife badminton pair frol Milton Keyes who will becomd

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the first married couple to compete Tomorrow we meet the husband

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and wife badminton pair frol Milton Keyes who will becomd

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the first married couple to compete Joining me in the studio now is

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boxer Anthony Ogogo, from Lowestoft, who incidentally won silver at

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the Commonwealths four years ago.. Anthony's here because he m`de it

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a magnificent seven at the weekend. Seven professional fights,

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seven wins. beating Wayne Reed with a

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fifth`round stoppage in Livdrpool. I have been looking at your Twitter

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account. Olympic medallist `nd future world champion. How far are

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we going down that road is the mark that is a good reaction. Hopefully

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in a couple of years I will have a nice belt around my waist. H think I

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am supposed to be the next, next James Bond him about I don't know.

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The difference between amatdur and professional, how are you fhnding

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that? It is really tough. I have to go back to the drawing board and

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start again as a pro. Seven fights in just into a year of my pro

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career, I am kind of getting it and I am kind of getting it and die be.

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I'd think I have `` and where I wants to be. I would like to be

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English and British champion next year and then go on from thdre,

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maybe European and then onto world champion. It is a slow procdss but

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boxing is very tough. You are spending a lot of time in Alerica.

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Do they like it? I hope so! I am doing loads of my training here I

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do a lot of training down in London as well. I have also had thd

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privilege to train over in @merica as well, which is great, because

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boxing over there is really good. My next fight is in just under five

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weeks in Los Angeles, California, and that will be an other great

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experience I can add to my tally of good experiences. Eight in ` row, we

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hope. But look at some picttres of you with your silver medal from the

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Commonwealth Games. This is you fighting. Part of you would

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be fighting in the Commonwe`lth Games again? It was an amazhng

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experience. It was the first time I went to a multi`event sport. And yet

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was brilliant. The guys going to Glasgow this year will have a great

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time. `` India was brilliant. Obviously, I went on and improved my

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medal success at the Commonwealth Games. We met all your family and

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her mother and everything bdfore the Olympics. Are they all right? Really

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well, thank you. One of my four sisters is very heavily pregnant and

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is about to pop, so hopefully by the weekend we will have another

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addition to the Ogogo clan. Lovely to see you. Stay safe.

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Well, from boxing to politics, and some big names at Westmhnster

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could be hanging up their gloves in the next 24 hours as the

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Prime Minister re`shuffles his top tea, and it seems they might

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We are already starting to get an idea of who is losing their jobs. It

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will probably not be until tomorrow morning when we find that too is

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being promoted. There is a lot a chat about several of our MPs. Top

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of the list is Lizabeth Trost, currently in Education Minister A

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lot of people are wondering if she is going to go into the cabhnet I

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have seen one rumour that she could be about to replace Eric pickles.

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Perhaps joining her is in and he he was the business that deals minister

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and a close ally of George Osborne. One MP, Therese Coffey, and also

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being talked about is Andrew Lindsley, because many people think

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he is about to get the boot. `` Andrew Ramsey.

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Let's take a look at the we`ther. During the course of the wedkend, 70

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mm in some parts, not far from a month's worth of rain in ond day.

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Today, a much quieter day, lots of sunshine across the region on the

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satellite picture, but it whll not last for long, because this cloud is

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gradually working its way towards us. A dry start to this evening

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Sunny as well in some places, but the cloud thickening, and they will

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get some pieces of rain. It was quite in Kabul night for sldeping

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for some people last night. Tomorrow, `` uncomfortable night for

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sleeping. Tomorrow, a mixture of bright or sunny spells and bearable

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amount of cloud. You could get the odd shower. I would not be surprised

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if there were one or two around For many places, a dry day. It should

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feel fairly warm through thd afternoon as well. High pressure

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continues, and another fine and dry day in many places, keeping these

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weather fronts at bay. On Friday, this humid air coming up from Spain

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in the Bay at this gay. It should state dry `` Bay of Biscay. It

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should stay dry and get even hotter on Friday the of that going into

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Friday, this area of low prdssure pushes up from the south,

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interacting with the warm and humid air. Some thunderstorms in the West

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on Thursday night. A lot of uncertainty in this sort of setup,

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so it is worth staying tuned to the forecast for the next days. You can

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see the temperatures are st`rting to hot up in the week. Perhaps getting

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close to 30 degrees and Thursday and possibly Friday as well. Quhte

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uncomfortable for sleeping through the end of this week. An increasing

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risk of some thunderstorms towards Friday and Friday nights. Wd will

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keep you posted for the next two days. `` Thursday and Fridax nights.

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Thank you very much. See yot later on this evening. Goodbye.

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