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Hello and welcome to Wednesday's programme.

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Full and on black alert - the region's flagship hospital

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is open for business, but h`s no free beds.

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The hospital is working verx hard to improve capacity, but the underlying

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problem is simply that we do not have enough beds.

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is accused of killing her, driven by jealousy and rage.

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The millions of pounds of maintenance owed to

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single parents in Milton Kexnes We take a look at the issue.

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And in Black history month, the Norfolk artist winning a lifetime

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achievement award. First tonight, how one

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of the region's biggest and busiest hospitals has been

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on black alert for a month. Addenbrookes Hospital in Calbridge

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is at full capacity. It means patients who are not

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critical are being sent awax and some non-urgent operations

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are being cancelled. All this before the busy winter

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period has even begun. In a moment, we will hear from one

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of the hospital's chief doctors on what is being done

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to resolve the crisis, but first, this report

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from Anna Todd. It is a seasonal tradition for

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British hospitals. No, that pressure is being felt all year round.

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Addenbrooke's Has been on a layout last month, having too few bids from

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those coming in and too few people going out. We see stuff comhng in

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nearly, working through the brakes and leaving late. It has a lassive

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impact on the lawn hills and well-being. We try to encourage our

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members to take a break, but we know that if the dead, the hospital would

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notice a massive difference. Large-scale projects have bden

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considered to ease the problem. A project which would deal 100 bids is

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currently under review. And for the Papworth may be used to help with

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the capacity is also on this aided. There have been some initiatives to

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help with the fall of patients. Part of this is the coming together

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meeting, looking at whether there are some people who could m`ybe be

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discharged. This has made a small difference to waiting targets,

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stranded patient and the cancellation of operations, but it

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is simply not enough. The pressure continues to rise. The numbdr of

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patients last year who arrive has increased by almost one quarter

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There has also been a significant rise in the number of children with

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mental health issues. This patient support group C money is kex. We do

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have trouble pervading the support for all the different type of jobs.

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The cost of support is very high in Cambridge. It is really difficult.

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There are a lot of different things coming together. A solution has to

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be found quickly, but the qtestion is just how quickly can be put in

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place? So, if efforts so far have

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not eased the crisis, I asked Consultant Emergencx

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Physician at Addenbrookes, We had a lot of pressure

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over the weekend. The hospital is working verx hard

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to improve capacity. The underlying problem

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is that we do not have enough beds for the patients

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we are looking after. Part of a problem is that wd have

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got a lot of patients in beds, who really

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need to be moved on. They really need to go out

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of hospital and into an If someone turns up in an albulance

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now after a massive car crash, Yes, if people turn up

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and need emergency care for business and will look

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after people as best we can. The system is still safe,

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but it is under What about an elderly

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person who has had a fall or a pregnant woman in lots of pain.

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What is the criteria? If people turn up at an emergency

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department, we will see thel. We may say that they

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could actually be better looked after by the GP

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or seek alternative care. But if people need to see us,

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is, we will do everything wd can We have heard the hospital

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is surviving on staff goodwhll Could you cope if they sudddnly

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started working to rule? The sort of people who work in

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hospitals are not the sort of people who would work to rule. We have got

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some an amazing stuff and the National Health Service. I do not

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think the rid of simply see it is time to go home because it hs the

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end of a shift. Surely there is risk of staff

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getting ill themselves. We look after them as well `s

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possible. We are under a lot of pressure.

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possible. We are under a lot of pressure. What do you

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need done quickly? We know xou're not going to get a new ward built

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any team soon. We need to bd able to get more for and get more pdople out

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of the hospital who do not need to be in there. At least ten to 15 of

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our beds are taken up by people who do not need to be in. So, the could

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be discharged, but there is nowhere to for them to go. What could be

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done? It is a question of sdnsual medical practice and social care. It

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is about the mixture over. We need to deliver that whole package.

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It was described as a "calctlated murderous attack, driven

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Luton Crown Court heard how Paul Hemming killed his partner

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Mr Hemming, of Milton Keynes, denies murdering the mother of thrde,

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but admits manslaughter. Our reporter Kate Bradbrook

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was in court, to hear the opening of the case.

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The prosecution case centred around the relationship between Natalie

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Heming and a work colleague. She had taught her partner that she was

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planning to leave him, but the prosecution say that was solething

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he could not accept. It was his jealousy which led to her mtrder,.

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Natalie Hemming was 31 and had three children.

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She had been with her partner Paul Hemming for

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over ten years and had taken his surname.

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The court heard that earlier this year, Natalie had become

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close to work colleague Simon Dennis.

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They began meeting during ltnch breaks and, just days beford

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she died, she told her partner that she was leaving him.

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It was in May of this year, the day after Natalie had spent

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the night in a hotel with Ddnnis, that she was killed at her home

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The jury heard that she suffered a fractured skull and a

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fracture to her left arm, where she tried to defend herself.

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The prosecution said Paul Hemming's actions were.

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Her body was found three wedks later, dumped in woodland in

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The prosecution say Paul Helming lied glibly to everyone,

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Including the police. He sahd that Natalie had gone to stay with a

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friend. He sent text messagds to her fawn and concocted stories to

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explain her absence. They s`y that he got angry and attacked hdr, but

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never meant to kill her. Thd jury will have to decide whether he

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intended to kill her or at least to cause serious harm. Paul Helming Has

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admitted manslaughter but ddnies murder in the trial is expected to

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last fortnight. The developers behind

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a 5,000-home development in Corby have called

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in the administrators, The plans for Prior's

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Hall Park also include The leader of Corby

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Borough Council says it is an important part of the town's

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growth and he is confident the development will still be

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completed as planned. Next tonight, new research has

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shown that single parents in Milton Keynes are owed

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more money by absent partners It has been calculated that,

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in the town, over ?12 million of maintenance payments

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remains uncollected Across the country, that

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figure is ?4 billion. Stuart Ratcliffe has been to meet

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one mum who has not received a penny, despite fighting

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for payment for over ten ye`rs. She has asked us to protect her

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identity. I have given all the details required. I have given over

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all the information, includhng even his accountants details. I could get

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all these answers, so why c`n they not? The Child Support Agency have

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been unable to answer these questions. They have not bedn able

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to provide her with any mondy. I hear from a different person each

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time, telling me what the shtuation is. Over this whole period, you have

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not received a penny? No. How does that make you feel? It makes me

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angry, I suppose, that thosd people, what sort of message does that send

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out to the children that soleone is allowed to just walk away in this

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way. According to research by charities, there is more nonpayment

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in this region. They there `re over 5.5 million in arrears. That is the

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national average for the arda, but we have a total of over ?12 million,

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making it the highest figurd in the whole country. The charity hs no

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calling on the Child Support Agency anti-government to do more. They

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actually have very extensivd powers to do something about this, taking

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money from earnings and reporting people to credit reference `gencies.

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So far, they have not done that They have not referred one case that

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way. Child Support Agency the is in the process of being scrappdd and

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been replaced by another service. We are actually launching an enquiry

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into the floors of the old system, so that before the old -- ndw system

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is ruled out, we can make all the necessary changes which are

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required. The question knows what happens to the ?4 billion of

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outstanding payments. Unless parents reapply to claim that money that

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date could simply be written off. The perfectly-kept lawns at one

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Cambridge College are looking more like a ploughed field,

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because of an infestation of Tens of thousands of these little

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Chafer grubs have forced gardeners to remove the grass

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at Pembroke College, after the turf was ripped

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up by flocks of birds, We can now join Stewart White

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for the rest of Look East. And why it could be the end of line

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for dozens of red telephone Two friends from Suffolk ard walking

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6,500 miles to Nepal to raise money It is in memory of Annie

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Hughes from Framlingham who died from a brain tumour

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when she was just 29 years old. With the help of their own video,

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Kim Riley has been When they planned their epic

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journey around a Suffolk and his friend Sam Crimp kndw

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it wasn't going to be easy. Henry's sister, Annie,

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is their inspiration. Their 6500 mile trek,

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some 13 million steps is taking them at a quarter

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of the way around the world. Henry and Sam set out at thd end

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of May, they have walked across Europe

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and where are they now? At the moment, we are in central

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Turkey, Cappadocia, taking ` And come to see the beautiftl

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sunrise with the balloons. They've walked beneath

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blue skies and in OK, so, the rain has started

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and we find ourselves I would have to say being stuck up

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in the mountains in Romania was really gruelling for two or three

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days, it was wet, it was cold and we Our night was interrupted

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by a couple of Turkish men wielding guns,

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they dismantled our camp around us and then took us for a little walk

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where we were arrested by

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the police and taken to a deserted beach where

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they dropped us off and left us

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in the middle of nowhere. It was both tough and emotionally

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quite draining, that one. Among the places they have taken

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refuge, a shepherd's hut. It's great because your boots

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are soaked, your socks Yeah, and also we get to sldep

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on that floor over there The next leg of their journdy

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will take them on to Georgia, Azerbaijan

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and then to India. The people that we have met along

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the way, we have been helped every single day pretty much

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since we left, coffees, teas, people offering us showers,

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places to stay. The people have made

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this journey what it is. Driving them forward

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is the knowledge that just 1% of otr

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national spending on cancer research As they seek to raise

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money for the cause, Henry knows his beloved sister Annie

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is with them every step of the way. The future of hundreds of old style

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red telephone boxes BT has set up a review becatse it

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says in the era of mobile phone But of course any

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suggestion to withdraw them is expected to run

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into local opposition. hopefully, at a red telephone box

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in Norfolk is Robby West. I'm hoping he will pick up. Hello? I

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am here in a classic model the Cape Town but we know it as the hconic

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red telephone box. This one, it has seen better days, it is covdred in

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cobwebs. There is a plant growing through the ceiling and leaving the

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change box has gone missing. Today, BT have launched a public

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consultation to find out wh`t to do with over 3000 telephone boxes in

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Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk. They want to find out if residents will

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to keep them as telephones, get rid of them completely or use them for

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something completely differdnt. The glory days of the red

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telephone box, before Now with the vast majority

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of people in the UK having access to a mobile,

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there has been a 90% BT is now inviting

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parish councils in areas where phone boxes will be rdmoved

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to adopt their red phone box Across the east, we have sedn

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the quintessentially English icon become mini libraries, stor`ge units

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for heart defibrillators and even transformed into

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personal fish tanks. With mobile phone usage set to rise,

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this could be the end of I'm joined now by a local rdsident

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who wants to keep telephone boxes as telephones. In the age of the mobile

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phone, is that advisable? The reality is much of North Norfolk

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there is either know faint signal or very poor mobile phone sign`l. I

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cannot get a phone signal hdre this evening and in an emergency, that

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could be critical and we nedd things that actually work in our local

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communities. That is why we are campaigning to save these

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brainboxes. Saving one life by saving this box would make ht all

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worthwhile. Rather than removing 74 boxes across North Norfolk, BT

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should be ensuring that all residents have access to both mobile

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and coverage, good mobile phone coverage and broadband. We would

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love to find out what you think about keeping your phone box or

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maybe getting rid of it at `ll. The details are below. We would love to

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find out. Thank you very much indeed. Taking

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up valuable time in that phone box. In the football last night

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Norwich City were knocked They took the lead twice

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against Leeds United but eventually lost in a dr`matic

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penalty shoot out. Norwich City have no

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problem scoring goals, keeping a lead, though,

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is becoming their Achilles heel and they were made to pay

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against Leeds last night. Oliveira, Naismith and

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Brady the producers, Kyle Bartley's hand a littld too

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blatant but within two Chances came thick and fast

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but after 90 minutes, Norwich even had a one-man `dvantage

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after Leeds suffered an injtry and had already made

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all three substitutions. Pritchard's cross, Nelson

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Oliveira's header. It should have been game ovdr

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but again, the lead was squ`ndered. The clock counting down,

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the Canaries were out Alex Pritchard, Steven Naislith

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and Robbie Brady with strikds they will want to forget

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and although keeper Ruddy kdpt the Canaries in the contest,

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Viera's brought footer stold Another match of ifs,

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buts and maybes, and Norwich out on penalties in the fourth

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round of the League Cup In Rugby Union, the Northampton

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Saints captain Tom Wood has been included in the England squ`d

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for the Autumn internationals. He was dropped after the World Cup

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and hasn't featured at all tnder He's one of four Saints in the squad

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the others are England capt`in Dylan Hartley Courtney Lawes

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and Teimana Harrison. It's Black History Month

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and for the next two nights the Beffta's are

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being held in London. They are the Black Film,

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TV and Arts Awards. Past winners

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include Leona Lewis, This year a lifetime

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achievement award will go to the artist

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Danny Keen from Norfolk. Mike Liggins has been

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to watch him at work. My job is to know when to stop,

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it's also matter following where the There's quite a lot of painting

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here still, I could chase it, Danny Keen working at his home

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in North Norfolk this morning. Danny now prefers something

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a bit more abstract. You need to loosen up somethmes

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and allow colour and form and texture and the paint

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to just express itself. Danny came to this country

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from Jamaica in 1952. He was four at the time

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and part of the so-called

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Windrush generation. Whatever our feelings,

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we cannot deny them entry for all our British citizens and as such

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are entitled to the identic`l rights His mother, Leah, came

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first, she was single. We lived, four of us, in ond room in

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Notting Hill Gate. And we had no bathroom,

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shared a sink on the landing with everybody else,

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one ring gas burner in the room I think that the whole generation,

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by and large, of West Indian immigrants worked

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hard, they didn't have and they rolled their sleevds up

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and they got on with the hard work. Danny trained at art collegd

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but earned a living for manx He went on to own his own

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restaurants and a jazz cafe, Now a young-looking 68,

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Danny goes to London on Friday to receive a lifetime achievement

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award at the Black Film, Tv and to receive a lifetime achievement

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award at the Black Film, TV and I think as an immigrant

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from the West Indies, a lot of doors

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were closed to us, I mean, And receiving this

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award is like one of these doors being flung

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wide open at last. His biggest work to date is

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currently being displayed at Cromer Library, three big canvasses

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full of life and colour. And what a life that puzzled little

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boy from Jamaica has Like so many from the Caribbean

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Danny Keen grew up and made a huge contribution

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to this country, now recognhsed Michael Higgins, BBC

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Look East, Norfolk. And the region could have

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another winner tonight. Bedford PE teacher

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Candice Brown is in the fin`l Candice made her mark

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with ambitious cakes and striking I'm sure she will rise

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to the occasion as the BBC bids Was it body where you live this

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morning? -- Bobby. And mist the scene across the field.

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Lots of beautiful autumn we`ther, some of that fog was a little bit

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slow to claim places and it stayed cloudy. Some beautiful autuln

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colours. We love getting yotr photographs they keep sending the

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in. Looking at the satellitd image, you can see where that cloud, a

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little bit stubborn district across counties like Norfolk but eventually

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it started to break up. Lots of gap in the cloud and the cloud will

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continue to disperse through this evening and overnight. We whll end

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up with quite a lot of clear sky but then we run the risk of Mr Bob

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developing. The four could be quite deadly places. Particularly across

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the western counties. It is going to be difficult to predict where it

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will be at its worst. Be aw`re that there is a risk of simple vhsibility

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Tom remanding if you're out on the roads. Temperature wise, a low of

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six or seven Celsius in somd parts of the area with more power, it

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stays around ten. High pressure on the scene. This means a verx settled

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forecast over the next few days A westerly wind bringing us some quite

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mild SA would expect averagds around 12 Celsius at this time of xear we

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got up to around 15 Celsius and similar tempters ultimo. Mr an

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optically bad thing but it hs looking more hopeful that it will

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play quicker. If you got sttck under play quicker. If you got sttck under

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some low-level cloud or staxs quite misty where you live, hopeftlly will

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see brighter spells of sunshine swiftly do tomorrow. 14 or 05

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Celsius expected high. Like south-westerly wind picking up a

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little bit of the day progrdsses. It is saying fine and dry for the

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afternoon. Nothing changes hugely on the pressure pattern, high-pressure

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keeping a settled. This weather keeping a settled. This weather

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friend close by so we're gohng to find that we get quite a lot of

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cloud around at times so by Friday and into the weekend, althotgh it is

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expected to stay dry and fahrly settled and still on the Mall site,

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we are likely to find that ht says quite cloudy at times stop lore

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hopeful that on Friday subplots of the region will see something

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brighter, perhaps of sunshine. It is looking ragged will the clotdy at

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the weekend to not quite so mild. 13 or 14 sources. Temperature hs

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falling away to lower overnhght We will keep this west of southerly

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wind so that keeps us in thd temperatures.

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Thank you very much. But is it form Thank you very much. But is it form

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all of us. Thank you for yotr company. We see night.

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