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In the programme tonight, easing the pressures on our hospitals.

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The new website that could help so-called bed-blocking.

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It would be very useful to have somewhere straightforward

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I could go to that is going to give me access

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Why Cambridge is concerned about the

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The Northampton Saints, with history in their sights.

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The medals for the two naval veterans,

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nearly 80 years after a devastating earthquake in Chile.

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First tonight, a new plan to try to ease pressures on our hospitals.

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One of the biggest issues is finding places for usually elderly patients

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who are medically fit, but need further care packages -

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In the latest figures for January, we can see the scale of the problem.

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Addenbrookes Hospital lost more than 700 bed days with patients

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awaiting nursing or residential home placements.

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the figure was 466 bed days for the county's two hospitals.

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Part of the problem is marrying up patients who need a place with

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So, in Hertfordshire, they are pioneering a new scheme

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involving a website. Kate Bradbrook reports.

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Part of the problem is marrying up patients who need a place with

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So, in Hertfordshire, they are pioneering a new scheme

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involving a website. Kate Bradbrook reports.

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Preparations for St Patrick's Day at the care home in Stevenage. This

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could often be the best option for people after leaving hospital, but

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there is a problem of finding places. We are trying to establish

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whether there are vacancies. We have to phone round all of them and

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trying to get an answer, I could only get two of them. And I spent

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all their team on the phone. No, the council has come up with a new way

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of tackling the problem, and online booking system. It allows staff to

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search for places in real-time, including the needs of the patient

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and the location. It means people are not hanging around. They are not

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waiting around any corridor. For us, it means even more swiftly. I am

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considered adopting an assessment for bed 20 name. We are looking for

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a placement in a residential home. As part of the new system, they are

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seen by assessors at the hospital. I am between the care home Andy

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hospital. I will conduct comprehensive assessment to find

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suitable homes for residents to be discharged. And tool to make sure

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that all the information coming from the care home is accurate, because I

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am impartial. This system will be accessible for the public from next

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month. This is good news for Susan. She is a killer and from time to

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time need to book respite care. -- carer. It would be really good of

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their was a system where they could access all the information that I

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required quickly. In the system, hundreds of bed places have been

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saved already and it is believed that the system could be ruled out

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across the country. Earlier, I spoke to Andrew Kaye

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of Independent Age, a charity which gives a voice to older

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people, and asked him how concerned he was

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about the impact of bed Unfortunately, the number of elderly

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people and others stuck in hospital has just been stubbornly high

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for the whole of 2016 It used to be the case

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in the NHS, during the winter, that the number of people stuck

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in hospital that could not be The NHS are now saying this

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is an all-year-round problem. In England, as a whole, for just

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under 200,000 people in January, What are your specific concerns

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about the impact on the elderly? For many older people,

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if they have planned surgery in hospital,

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once they are medically fit and ready to leave

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hospital, it really is no longer the best place

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for them to be. Medical experts say that, in terms

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of older hospital patients, it can lead to pressure sores and,

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in the worst cases, muscle wastage. We do not want to see

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people getting infections. We want people to be supported,

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in the end, in the right We do not want to see

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people getting infections. We want people to be supported,

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in the end, in the right care environment.

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That can often be in their own home. Do you welcome the website developed

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by Herts County Council, to try and speed up the process

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of getting elderly Frankly, in a situation

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where there are far too many people stuck in hospital

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for longer than they need to be, any new website or service

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that can be made available to speed up

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discharge is welcome, but we cannot do so in an unsafe

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and coordinated manner rush hospital patients out to the

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nearest available bed. We need to make sure

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that is the proper care home and the correct safe environment

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for an older person. If money was not an issue,

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what would you ask for, in terms of changes,

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to try and stop this We have to be clear it is not even

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just a case of bed blocking. The term gives

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the impression that it is older people who want

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to be in this situation. What we need in the system

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as a whole is a far better approach in making sure that

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when a patient comes in with their family,

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they are asked for their own views on where they want to

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receive after care. So, all these decisions are made up

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front, maybe even on the first day What we are seeing,

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unfortunately, is far too many chaotic situations,

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where people are scrambling around at the last minute trying to find

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a suitable care place. That is no longer

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any good for the NHS and certainly no good

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for older patients. Next tonight, how councils

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in our region are looking at a new way to raise money

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for local good causes, Local authorities have

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seen their government funding cut They were given the power to set

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up their own lotteries a decade ago and, now,

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councils in Daventry, King's Lynn, Peterborough

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and Corby are planning The Teamwork Trust in Corby offer

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classes like this for people with learning difficulties

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and mental health problems. As some pots of grant

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funding have dried up, they have signed up to benefit

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from a new lottery, run To get funding which will make

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a day-to-day difference to the general opportunities

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we can give our members, we find ourselves doing more

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and more bids and the opportunity that the lottery gives us

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will help significantly. It is hoped the Corby Lottery

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will raise ?20,000 a year for local That is about 10% of what the local

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council spends on grants right now. The council insists this is not

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to replace current funding, We do have a considerable amount

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that we give out in small grants, but helping organisations receive

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more is a good thing to do and we want to be able to do that.

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This is not about replacing grants. Regardless of local authorities

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having less and less money, This is about supporting

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our local community. Others warned, however,

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about becoming reliant on If it completely replaces grant

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funding, there is a problem If it is additional to grant

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funding - fantastic. The reality is that it is

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replacing a large part of grant funding, because the money

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is simply is not available any more. Tickets will be sold

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online and cost ?1. 20p of that ?1 will

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go towards prizes. Another 20p will go

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on administration and VAT. That will leave 60p in the ?1

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to go to good causes. The Corby Lottery

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still needs approval But people here seem keen to take

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part, for a ?25,000 jackpot. If it goes towards good causes

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locally - excellent. It is a good idea, but will

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they reduce my council tax? No, there is no council tax

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reduction if you play. Well, there you go, then.

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I would not play it. For now, lottery income will be just

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another ingredient, when it comes But it will become more

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important as council budgets And MPs James Cartlidge

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and Kelvin Hopkins will be discussing the necessity for those

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lotteries on the Sunday Politics It is worth more than ?4 billion,

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but could the UK's gaming industry fall foul of our decision

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to leave the EU? Cambridge is home to around 50

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companies - one of the highest Its success is built on its ability

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to freely share data across Europe, but there are now concerns that

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trade barriers could end that. An epic voyage into the vacant

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heartlands and then escaped to a parallel universe at the touch of a

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button. More than 30 million of us play computer games every day. But

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will Brexit burst the bubble? 90 people work in this country, one

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third of them coming from the European Union. The sea keeping on

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top of the gaming industry requires employing the very best. We work on

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a world stage and the games industry is global. It moves very quickly.

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Specialists in mere jolt over the world. To remain world leaders, we

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have two employee internationally. According to the trade body which

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looks at the industry, 40% of companies have thought about moving

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abroad because of the exit decision. That is a worry for the local MP.

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Cambridge is one of the leaders in the gaming industry. It is a huge

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industry. We have to bang the drum for it. It is also seen people with

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different skill sets. It is not just people with information technology

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skills. Recruited from Germany, Lisa also please delete rule any new

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game. While the company could hire locally, nurturing and finding that

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time can take time. You cannot just turn on and off at. It could take a

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generation to educate, from primary School straight through to

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university. If we come love the talent from the European Union, we

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cannot just turn it on in the United Kingdom the next day. Potential

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restrictions on who they can employ and from queer, means that with

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Brexit on the horizon, the competition from around the world

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will only intensify. A gang who stole ?3 million

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from jewellery shops, including one in Milton Keynes,

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have been jailed for The six Romanian men raided 11

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stores across the country, including Fraser Hart in Centre

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MK, in November 2015. The six men will each serve between

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six and eight years in prison. In the MK raid, they started a fire

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and blocked access to the road, in order to make off with ?650,000

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six hundred worth of jewellery. It has emerged more than ?1.6

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millionwas spent last year maintaining a redundant

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regional fire control centre Earlier this week, Look East

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revealed that the centre was still unused, more than eight

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years after it was built. It was mothballed after reforms

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designed to change the way emergency calls were

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handled were abandoned. The government says the figure

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is a ?400,000 reduction on 2010. The main costs were rent and rates,

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but more than ?200,000 were spent on maintenance

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and ?25,000 on electricity. And will it stay

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spring-like this weekend? First back to Stewart and Susie,

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for the rest of the news. # You only get one life and I wanted

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to give it to you. #. We look ahead to a documentary

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tonight on the rise of the Shires. And the much-capped Saints

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hoping to make history two young sailors from this region

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were serving with the Royal Navy when a terrible earthquake

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killed thousands of people. All the sailors went ashore

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to help with the rescue. At the time, the Chilean

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authorities were too busy Those two young sailors

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are now in their 90s - the Chilean Ambassador came

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to Cambridge to award them The victims and the survivors

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of the 1939 earthquake, many, Medals for

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two former Navy men. A thank you from the

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Chilean Ambassador. For what they did for his country

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nearly 80 years ago. Three minutes of havoc so fearful

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as to make the destructive power of modern warfare seem

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like a nursery game Two Chilean cities are flattened

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in a devastating earthquake. Frank Burton was on HMS Ajax,

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Basil Trott HMS Exeter. Anchored there, the Navy launched

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a humanitarian mission. The demolition that occurred

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in such a short time. Especially as we had been in that

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town only one week previously. The thing I remember most

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about the earthquake I had a full pint of beer

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on the table, and the earthquake happened, and the glass went

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like that and suddenly Chile plans to decorate

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all of the officers and men. Some were awarded medals,

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but then the war got in the way. Finally, for these two

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veterans in Cambridge, We believe that it is never late

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to recognise this kind of support, The solidarity demonstrated

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by the crew of both ships If we could give assistance,

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if we were going to be able to help somebody,

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that made it all the better for us. We were delighted to sort

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of give something back. Here today, Frank's

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great-granddaughter. He and Basil, thought to be the last

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two to be decorated. A proud moment for them

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and their families. Rugby now, and three players

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from Northampton Saints will hope to make history this weekend

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as England go for back-to-back They're also chasing a world

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record for the number of successive victories -

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tomorrow would make it 19 matches. But tonight, Saints play a rare

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match against Bedford Blues. Graham McKechnie is the sports

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editor at BBC Northampton, These two old East Midlands rivals

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have been playing each other since 1895. But it is relatively rare that

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they need. Professionalism has meant that they are usually in different

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divisions. Which is why tonight cos Jane is a big deal for supporters

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from both cups, 4000 expected here. Both teams fielding good line-ups as

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well. The fixture has come about because Saints have had a couple of

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free weekends and they need gametime before Leicester next Saturday. It

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is also said Patrick Bay. -- St Patrick's Day. Before that massive

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encounter tomorrow in Dublin. Another trophy on

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the road to history. Dylan Hartley one of three

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crucial Northampton cogs... ..in England's's Sweet

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try scoring chariot. Back at Franklins Gardens,

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they are already popping corks, Names like Grayson and Rodber who

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know what it takes to win in Dublin. Ireland's motivation

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is to spoil England's's party. England going for an out

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and out world-record. As a player, they are desperate

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to achieve those things but you know you've got to compartmentalise,

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get your brain away from it, As dull as it sounds,

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if they don't, they're in a world of trouble,

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if they do do that, they have Hartley, Courtney Lawes and Tom Wood

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have 189 caps between them. Wood was out of favour one year ago

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but could win his 50th cap. Courtney Lawes has been

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a revelation in the pack Dylan had a great game

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against Scotland, he's playing well. Courtney has been outstanding,

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gets better and better. Woody, culturally is really

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important in that group, We are not seeing it as a daunting

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thing going to Ireland, were all very excited

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by the opportunity It is a scary thing to do,

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there is a level of expectation or pressure as you might call it

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but we are excited by it. Norfolk's Ben Youngs will be ready

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to snipe from scrum half, If all goes to plan in Dublin,

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a few more legends could be made. That match tomorrow in Dublin. Here,

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kick-off is at 7:45pm and we will have live comedy BBC radio

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Northampton. -- live commentary. We all know it takes dedication

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to get to the top in any sport. But perhaps we don't always see just

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what goes on behind the scenes He travels from his home

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in Huntingdon to a pool in Sheffield And last year, he won a

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silver medal at the Our sports editor Jonathan Park

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went with him on the Spent studying,

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travelling and training. First things first,

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a breakfast for champions. Lots of fruits and these

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special protein seeds. He normally gives us a bit more

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grief when he's trying to drink it. Owen's 15 and in his final year

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of GCSEs, but when he's not cramming for exams,

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he's diving for medals. So this one here is the first

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one I got last year... And I got an individual

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silver medal on the 10m. That was at the European Junior

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Championships, but in Russia, At the World Junior

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Championships in December. He is a serious talent,

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targeting the 2024 Olympics, The love he's got for the diving,

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I think, that strives him Obviously, he is on the go

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from seven until at least Owen and his sister, Chloe,

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study at Hinchingbrooke He is very good at finding

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what he needs to do and then So he doesn't really

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have a lot of downtime, so it's an impressive commitment

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he is taking on. With his books and his diving kit,

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it is now off to catch a train, six times a week he goes

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from Huntingdon to Sheffield, Sometimes, the travelling is more

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than the actual training itself, And the sport so much.

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That I just think it is worth it. Eventually, just over two hours

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later, Owen and dad Lee arrive in time for training

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with the Sheffield Diving Club. Positive T shape, get your

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chest and your legs, make sure you are looking

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for your entry points. Owen's a 10m specialist,

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where nerves of steel are required. You just get used to it

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after a while, I guess. I've been at it

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for like three years. Thankfully, Owen's on top form,

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proving why he's highly rated. He is, from my point of view,

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probably one of the best The reason being for that is

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that there is no one else in this country that can go through water

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like Owen can. Sheffield had to Huntingdon

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via Doncaster and Peterborough, Back again to do it

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all again tomorrow. Owen is certainly going the extra

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mile to achieve his Olympic dream. It is exhausting, but rewarding -

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when it goes well. That is extraordinary. Incredible,

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and what a talent. A treat now for fans of The Shires -

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the country band who have been At the moment,

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they are in Australia, then come back here for gigs

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across this country. Among the venues, Southend, Ipswich,

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Chelmsford and Norwich. Tonight, the duo, who

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come from Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, are the subject

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of a special documentary Here's a quick preview

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with Maria Veronese. # But it is more than I can see.

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# country music band to reach the top

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ten in # You only get one life. I want to

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give it to you #. Says that, the last 2.5 years have

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been a whirlwind for The Shires as they reunite -- reignite our

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interest in country music. A documentary following the success of

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their debut album, Brave, shows the band working here and across the

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pond in Nashville, Tennessee. It is very exciting and nerve-racking. It

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is competitive and people are getting off the bus every day from

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every little town saying, I can be the next big thing. Behind the

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scenes, the documentary goes to where the TV series, Nashville, is

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filmed. # Somewhere we can be alone #.

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And the heart of where Taylor Swift made the country John Virgo popular.

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That is where you play as a songwriter. -- country genre

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popular. It is intimate and nerve-racking. You have someone

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sitting right in front of you. Who knew two years ago that all of this

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would happen to them cos with two gold albums under their belts,

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confirmed as the fastest selling UK country act ever, it is no wonder

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the universe is at their feet. And you can see the full programme

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on The Shires tonight at 10:30 on BBC Four and of course on BBC

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iPlayer. They are the nicest people, The

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Shires. The sun rising. Generally, a lot

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more cloud around today. You can see that on the satellite picture. You

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can see the brakes. A lot of those holes filled in. Outbreaks of rain

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already. Overnight tonight, I think we are going to hold onto an awful

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lot of cloud with further patchy rain. By some of us, it could be a

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largely if not completely dry night. Winds gusting at 40 mph. We will

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hold onto a mainly moderate to fresh westerly. Saturday's weather

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dependent on the waterfront -- weather front. Rain at times, cloud,

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but dry weather to. Hopefully the cloud will break now and again to

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allow brightness and sunshine through. One today, highs of around

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14 Celsius. -- warmer today. We finished the day largely dry but

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bits and pieces of rain around. Sunday's weather it still dependent

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on this waiting weather front moving up and down. It is making it very

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difficult this weekend. Again, we could have brightness and sunshine.

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The chance we could see a little rain, too. Most should be on the

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light side, late in the day. Sunday, gasps of 30 or 40 mph. Up rates of

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rain on Monday, but the better chance of seeing lightness and

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sunshine on Tuesday, but also showers.

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A reminder that the Sunday Politics this weekend.

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We are on at 11am to discuss National Insurance cogitations and

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