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other news on the BBC News Channel, and on our website, but that is all

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Hello and welcome to Thursday's Look East.

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Coming up in the next thirty minutes:

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The Falklands veteran left to die on an A ward.

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Tom Tubb's family are now c`lling for more hospital support

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Of course I was angry, I was a raging black cloud of anger.

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The waiting's over as more @`level students than ever get their

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We'll be here later in the programme recognising the

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The beasts of burden who paid the ultilate

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price ` and the military historian commemorating their sacrifice.

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And fresh from the Commonwealth Games ` Louis Smith

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First tonight ` the daughter of a Falklands veteran who died in

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hospital last year has spokdn of her shock at the way he was tre`ted

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Tom Tubb's family only learnt of the problems surrounding

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his care after an investigation they knew nothing about was completed.

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His daughter Victoria says elderly people waiting for

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A fulcrum is a war veteran, Tom Tubb served in the Royal Navy all his

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working life `` Falklands w`r veteran. He was rushed to gdt a

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brothel with chest pains and died of a heart attack two days latdr. ``

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rushed to Peterborough hosphtal I didn't know what they were on about,

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but it must have been an adlin error. I rang them to tell them what

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they had done. They replied asking, are you at this address? Ard you

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next of kin of Tom Tubb? It's about him. I was speechless. It ttrned out

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a staff nurse had anonymously raised concerns about Tom's care btt his

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family were never told of this development. At the time, hhs

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daughter had been told her father was well, drinking tea, eathng

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skits. In fact he had been classed as high risk, he was bleeding

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internally. The subsequent report stated he didn't receive enough

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fluids or blood, his care w`s not reported properly. Communic`tion

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among staff was poor. I havd here a selection of e`mails, in ond e`mail,

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the director says, I am app`lled that any fellow human being, let

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alone my own father, can have been overlooked, ignored and downright

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mistreated by mismanagement at an NHS hospital. Of course I w`s angry.

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I was a raging black cloud of anger with thunderbolts coming out at the

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time, but it won't bring dad back and undo what was done. Victoria is

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now shinty trust to improve awareness of elderly patients. ``

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pushing the trust. They shotld put someone in place, a silver `dvocate,

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who would represent the intdrests of the elderly patient but havhng

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someone who could keep an exe on their condition, ensure that if

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there condition deteriorates, they receive timely, appropriate

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treatment and we don't have a repeat of this. Peter Brewer city hospital

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says it has apologised. Lessons learnt from the death of Tol Tubb,

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new processes in place to f`milies involved. The deputy medical

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director told us trust will look at Silver advocates as a way of

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enhancing care. Victoria saxs she is raising her voice to help others

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like her father. Record numbers of our A Levdl

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students are heading to university this year,

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with thousands more places being The admissions service UCAS says

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the total number taking up degree courses could top half a million `

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despite a slight fall in thd Exam boards say students `

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more than ever before ` know what It's a heart in the mouth moment.

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Will the grades be good enotgh? Yes, for most at this school, and for

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these seven, heaven, with rdsults good enough to get into Oxford and

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Cambridge. I have just been accepted to study natural sciences at

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Cambridge next year. And I'l not quite over yet! I spent the entire

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night worrying about my restlts but now I see I didn't have to worry.

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Makes it just about worth it overall! Quite worried, it being my

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birthday but thankfully it's a double celebration. In Northampton,

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students, lecturers and othdr staff, fielding calls at the University's

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clearing centre. Around 300 places are here for hopeful applic`nts but

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this year nationally there hs more choice for students. There has been

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a wreck session on the studdnt number cap so there are 30,000 extra

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places which will allow students to go to that first choice, so in some

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senses it is a buyers market, so there is competition for

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universities to get the levdls of students they require. That is what

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clearing is important. We are told all the vocational courses `re

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filling quickly, these thred courses, teaching, nursing `nd

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midwife Marie, all the placds were taken by 9:30 a.m.. Going through

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clearing can be worrying. You feel something at the bottom of xour

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stomach, you don't know what the next thing is. The rest of xour life

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is in doubt and you don't know what you're going to do, with thd

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University is the right thing for you any more or you want an

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apprenticeship, it's diffictlt to know what the right option hs. Those

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in education said don't panhc, find a plan B. If they haven't bden in

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getting the grades necessarx, then there are still an awful lot of good

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universities in the UK and they should with them to think through

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what they were looking for, what they will enjoy, because thdy will

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still be plenty of options. It isn't the time to panic, it's the time to

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think, look and go back at the research and make some phond calls

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and find out what's available, because they will be things

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available. A little joy and heartbreak, today has seen both But

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whatever the outcome, whatever the chosen path, the future starts here.

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Doctor Julie Mills is princhpal of Milton Keynes College.

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This afternoon she praised her students for the best A`Levdl

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But she also said that other types of qualifications shotld

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About half of the students who are qualifying at level three, `t a

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level level, do vocational qualifications. It strikes le that

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we don't celebrate their success as strongly. What do you have that down

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to? I think there are lots of issues, some cultural issues in that

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we perhaps don't understand vocational qualifications as well in

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society, and as a college, we need to do more about what vocathonal

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qualifications are, how thex can help you progress your caredr is. I

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think there are some challenges around the information and `dvice to

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young people get, young people, parents and employers, at an early

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age. I think that's something we need to work on together. This they

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also appoint that the years, traditional academic convoc`tion is

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have been seen to be the wax forward, and the people who make

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policy have come up through that route? `` is there also appoint here

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that for years. Those who h`ven t experienced vocational training

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don't know how it can help xoung people or the economy to succeed, so

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I agree there is a big educ`tion job needed, certainly at the policy

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level. You offer both of thdse qualifications at your colldge,

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which students to you think are better prepared for the world of

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work? All the student to le`ve Milton Keynes College are

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exceptionally well prepared for the world of work, but employers say

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they are happier with college leavers than school leavers, partly

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because the vocational skills they develop mean they are better

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prepared for the workforce. What we can do at the college is colbine it

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so we have many students who were doing some A`levels alongside a

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vocational codification, thdn you really do get the best of both

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worlds, and that makes for ` very exciting future for young pdople.

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Every student is different on the right choice is different for every

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student. For some, the tradhtional academic route is perfect for them

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and we'll make sure they get to where they want to be and for

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others, a vocational pathwax is perfect on my sofa may it's about

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celebrating and recognising the achievements of all students.

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30 jobs are to go at Northamptonshire`based Wdetabix.

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It's the first time the cerdal company has asked for voluntary

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Weetabix employs 1,200 people in Burton Latimer and Corby ` but says

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it needs to become more effhcient in order to remain competithve.

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It's working with the unions to try to avoid compulsory redundancies.

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Three people have been arrested on suspicion of arson following a large

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fire at a former psychiatric hospital in Northampton.

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More than 80 firefighters spent four hours at the St Crispin's shte

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Two men aged 23 ` and one aged 0 ` have been released on bail.

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A 20 year old woman has also been interviewed voluntarilx.

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Detectives investigating the murder of a Cambridgeshhre

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teenager say the case will remain open ` despite having no new leads.

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The body of 17 year old Alisa Dmitrijeva was found

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on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk on New Year's Day 2012.

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She'd been missing from her home in Wisbech for four months.

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Two men questioned over her death were released without chargd.

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An inquest will now be held in the coming months.

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In a couple of weeks' time the biggest motorcycle racing event

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of the year will take place at Silverstone attracting 150,000 fans.

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But it could be the last tile the circuit hosts Moto GP

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because Silverstone won't p`y the fee demanded

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Instead the race will be hosted by the Circuit of Wales.

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The only catch is that the circuit hasn't been built ydt and

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there's serious doubt over whether it will be ready even by 2006.

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It has been the go to destination for British motorsport, boasting

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Formula one and Moto GP. We'll run events with massive crowds. But this

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month's Moto GP could be thd last at Silverstone. At a press conference,

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the organisers announced Moto GP was heading west to the circuit that

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hasn't even been built yet `nd won't be ready until 2016. We don't think

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that 2016 will be in any dotbt, we have guarantees, in the casd this

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doesn't happen, we will discuss again to see exactly what shtuation

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is. In a statement: The circuit of Wales project has

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already been delayed and faces mounting political pressures. With

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no major investors announced yet, there are calls for the Welsh and UK

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governments to commit up to ?50 million and that angered

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Silverstone, who had to fund their recent development themselvds by

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selling land and securing loans I think today is all about sphn. The

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fact this has been publicisdd, it doesn't mean anything, becatse if it

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hasn't been built, the contract will be ripped up. There has to be a

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contract for Moto GP to walk away if the track isn't built. Silvdrstone

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has been here before, when ht lost the Formula one rights to Donington

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five years or so ago. Then the truck couldn't deliver on its grandiose

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plans and Silverstone came to the rescue. It is up to Wales to prove

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it can deliver but no one is ruling out the possibility that Silverstone

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could be coming to the rescte again. The former Daily Express jotrnalist

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Patrick O'Flynn has announcdd his bid to become UKIP's parlialentary

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candidate for Cambridge. Mr O'Flynn is currently

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the party's communication dhrector. A selection process

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will be held tomorrow. A clean`up operation will bdgin to

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remove a large tree uprooted A number

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of headstones were crushed `t the St It's thought

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the tree was dislodged by stormwater Officials from

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Fenland District Council sax they're assessing the damage and will also

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fell another tree nearby. The churchyard at St John's is

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no longer used for burials. Specialists from the Landsc`pe Group

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will cut the tree into manageable sections ovdr

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the course of the next few days We will have the weather for you

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later, first, actor Stuart local families as long as they need

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it. Does it come: The epic journey in memory of the hundreds and

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thousands of horses and mulds killed in the First World War. And back

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home from the Commonwealth Games, Lewis Smith is keen to help find the

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stars of the future. This wdek we have been having a look at the life

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sciences industry. It is ond of our major success stories growing at 10%

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per year. People in the indtstry know that the only way to btild the

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Indus tree `` industry is to invest in research and start`up businesses.

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In his final report, which Bond has been to a company in Cambridge owned

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by AstraZeneca. This is the corner of the campus and that is their main

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building. The view from the top of the laboratory. Like a passdnger

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liner, it looks on the down on the biomedical campus. This is where

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AstraZeneca will build its global HQ and research Centre. Employdd and

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the molecular level of how living things work are studied herd. Some

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things turn out without a lot of planning turn out to be verx

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useful. DNA sequencing was pursued because it was interesting, but also

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the ability to sequence the human genomics has had many ramifhcations

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at a useful. Research here leads to the creation of biotech start`ups.

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25 years ago one such was C`mbridge antibody technology, which became

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very successful. So much so, it was bought by AstraZeneca and rdmained

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made union. ``. Now, it devdlops therapies using antibodies. Soon it

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will move to this campus. Wd are a science led organisation. Wd see

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fantastic benefits in being embedded in the science committee th`t the

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community in Cambridge. It hs really exciting. The company that was borne

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out of this laboratory becale very successful and was acquired by

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AstraZeneca is now moving hdre, next to the organisation which created

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it. It's parent company is giving the laboratory ?6 million to fund

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further research, which in turn will lead to more start`ups. It hs an

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example of how wealth creatdd within the bioscience cluster is constantly

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being resected aided. I think AstraZeneca appreciates what we have

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given them in the past and appreciates we are moving ndxt to

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them. These are not drag discovery projects, please is blue skx B

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search will stop `` grant. . Of course, AstraZeneca has recdntly

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been on the end of a takeovdr approach from Pfizer. It be`t them

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off. The knowledge held within this new company is one of the things

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that Pfizer would dearly like he `` like to get its hands on. This

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proves the science industry is really first class. Now, yot might

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think he had enough on his plate, starring in a Tumble, but Louis

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Smith has been doing more work. He was back at his home gym helping to

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coach the next generation of gymnasts. He is one of the lost

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recognisable faces in sport, a young man who made gymnastics rock and

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roll. His success and profile has created a pipeline of youngsters who

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want to be the next 3`macro Smith. At his club in Huntingdon, he was

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helping them do that. Any knowledge and fun, I think that is thd key

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thing. When you are a kid in sport, it is important to enjoy wh`t you

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are doing. Louis came out of retirement to win gold and bronze in

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Glasgow. He said the break with the best thing he had ever did, because

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he has fallen back in love with gymnastics. I love training and

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being in the gym. To me, it is not so serious now, I can enjoy it for

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what is. I am really enjoying it and looking forward to what I c`n next

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year. He may be back in the gym but he is not of the telly. He hs on

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this programme at the weekend. Where celebrities do gymnastics stop

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today's coaching was part of a London 2012 idea called Join In

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Research shows that 70% of clubs are short of volunteers. I have had

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volunteers from the start, helping the coach will stop sometimds they

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can be overshadowed by everxthing else going on. Really, they are the

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ones doing the work. Every world`class athlete start at a grass

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roots club. Today shows that success isn't just getting something out of

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sport, it is also about putting something back in. It should be an

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exciting night at the athletic Championships in Turin. We have a

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number of athletes competing. In some are in action right now Sharman

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is right back in form and this year found great consistency. He recently

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won silver at the Commonwealth Games. He won with a new personal

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best time and is targeting ` gold medal here in Turin. I am not the

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only guy running quick in Etrope. We have the world leader here. They

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also have the runs medallists here. But we all get together and scrabble

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it out, I can't wait. Jody Williams looked highly impressive in the heat

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this morning. She is due on the track any second in Z?rich. She had

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an incredible 151 race unbe`ten streak as a junior and is looking

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ready to win her senior major championship title. Earlier, just

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jot qualified for the final of the 800 metres `` Jess Judd. It is her

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first competition since the Commonwealth Games. She admhtted it

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would be tough to pick hersdlf up after finishing fourth, just outside

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the medals. Tonight to Goldhe Sayers is in action in the javelin. She

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finished seventh in the Commonwealth. Qualifying proved easy

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yesterday. Over 58 metres whth her first throw. The 32`year`old is

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rebuilding her career after two years that were wrecked by hnjury.

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She is the captain of the British team.

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It was a huge honour and prhvilege, you know.

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That's what everyone says, but it really was.

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To be back in the team is a massive prhvilege.

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And I, at points, thought it would never happdn.

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To say it is an added bonus is a bit of an understatement.

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I know my speed of release hs two metres per second quicker than it

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I just need to hit the right angles and the right

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Good luck! This evening, thd women's javelin is that 7:40pm.

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Tomorrow, Greg Rutherford from Milton Keynes will get his first

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keep double quick taste the track in Z?rich. He is in the long jtmp

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qualifying, looking to add ` European title to his collection of

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medals. Anybody who has read the book or seen the film warhorse will

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know about the role of horsds during the First World War. 1 millhon

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horses went to war, but onlx 62 000 came home. They died from

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exhaustion, the lips and disease. Now I'm military historian from

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Essex is guiding horses and mules along the old Western front to

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commemorate their contributhon and raise money for charity.

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Resting up in a field in Essex ready for a gruellhng,

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but historic journey along World War I's Western front.

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They are ready to rock and roll and go over there

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and try to emulate what the horses and mules did 100 years ago.

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We are going to use period equipment and tack.

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It is going to be quite hot because they are wearing First World

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War equipment and uniforms, which are made out of two layers of wool.

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The route from the sea, starting at Nieuport in Belgium

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125 miles along the old front line, into France to the River Solme,

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A dying horse with a handler in its arms,

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One of the loveliest memori`ls on the Western Front, in my ophnion.

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And strong animals like this, were needed

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because they could carry amlo and medical supplies to the trenches.

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More than half a million mules and horses were killed.

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Their suffering amidst the lud and noise was unimaginable.

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As well as the Royal British Legion, on the trek is the animal charity,

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It had animal hospitals in France during World War I.

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Obviously, heavy shellfire doesn't choose between man and beast when

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The mud is as bad for a horse as it is a human.

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I do solemnly swear that we shall be together again.

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Warhorse, the story of how the conflict couldn't separ`te

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a farm hand from his beloved animal, has now moved millions.

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It's highlighted the pain animals suffered.

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This painting, commissioned by Blue Cross during

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At any moment, you could lose a horse or a mule from underneath

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Or, if an officer came along and said, OK, we need that `nimal

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You have to say goodbye to ht, probably never to be seen again

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But the suffering of the anhmals will be remembered when the horses

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we have had some torrential downpours across the region today.

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These pictures are taken in Cambridge showing some very heavy

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rain. We have had reports of thunder and lightning and localised flooding

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and hail. Not the best condhtions. It has been tied into this weather

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front, heading southwards. Looking at the radar, you can see the extent

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of those showers right across the region. Not many places havd

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escaped. There were some very heavy downpours. They are heading

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eastwards bit slow moving whth a light wind. Expect further showers

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through this evening and for the first part of the night. Thdy do

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gradually clear eastwards. Lany of us will end the night on a drying

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note. The winds could blow hn some showers across northern offdr from

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the North Sea into the earlx hours of the more than morning `` morning.

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Temperatures around 14 degrdes. Tomorrow, the weather front heads

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away to the south`east and xou can see a ridge of high pressurd

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starting to build. This means a better forecaster tomorrow. It

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should stay dry, but there will be some showers around. Lighter, and

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more isolated. That doesn't mean we might not see the odd shoppdr one,

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but many places will stay dry through the day `` sharper one. It

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will tend to turn cloudy in the afternoon which will make things

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feel cool. Anywhere between 18 Celsius and 20 Celsius as a high. In

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the afternoon, the chance of an isolated shower, but lots of places

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stay dry. Looking ahead, it starts well, on Saturday some fine and dry

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weather. On Sunday, some showers return. The low pressure makes its

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presence felt again. Make the most Saturday, that looks like the best

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day. The showers return on Sunday, and they start of next week, it a

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little unsettled. Temperatures stay on the cool side and there light

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even be a single figure temperature overnight. 1008 millibars, 29.7

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inches. Is that the end of summer? Let's hope not! You can't complain,

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it's been great. That is all matter night. Have a good evening, good

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