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Hello and welcome to Midlands Today. The headlines tonight:

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A community arts centre deliberately destroyed by fire `

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I feel scared and disgusted that somebody did this. Somebody could

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have died in the fire. We?ll be live at the centre

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in Birmingham Plans announced for a vigil

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for teenage cancer victim Stephen Sutton to be held over two

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days at Lichfield Cathedral. The all`action Brummie verdict

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on a late`night dance extravaganza And there may have been

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a stillness and serenity about today, but calm waters are soon to

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be ruffled by bouncing rain. There will be warnings

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in force later tonight full details Good evening.

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A community arts group believes an arson attack on its building was

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racially motivated. Staff at Ulfah Arts and Media

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in Birmingham have told police they've been receiving hate emails

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for the past four months. Its chief executive described

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the attack as an act of violence. Live now to

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the group's headquarters in Highgate and our reporter Amy Cole.

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How bad's the damage, Amy? Around half

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the unit has been destroyed and the The organisation works to bring

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young people from different faith groups and communities together

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through arts and media, but that's All of the carpets, computers,

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electrical equipment... Sarah Javid is appalled

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and shocked by what's happened. The fire started in the early hours

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of yesterday morning and has caused The organisation says it believes

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it's the victim of a race attack. We have had over a number of months

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hate mail and e`mails. Only last week, we received a DVD that was

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anti`Islam. We reported all this to the police. There is a serious

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investigation going on. It is not just a coincidence that all of this

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has been going on and all of a sudden there is an attack that is

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suspected to be arson. West Midlands Police say at this

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stage they?re keeping an open mind, but are taking steps to find out if

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the attack was racially motivated. We are looking at CCTV and forensics

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opportunities. We are putting officers on the street to speak to

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the community. Ulfah Arts

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and Media has been running for ten years and helps to bring different

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faiths and communities together. 18`year`old Aamir Hussain has been

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involved with the group for five The studio has been destroyed so

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there are no more shows. We have been doing documentaries and that

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has been put on hold as well. How do you feel? Devastated. I feel

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scared and disgusted that somebody would do this. Somebody could have

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died in the fire. We do broadcasts where we are in there 24 hours.

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The organisation says it's determined to keep going

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About ?50,000 worth of damage has been caused, as I said in the

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report. The volunteers have called it a sickening attack. They are

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rallying together and said the local community has been really

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supportive. They have found a temporary office already and they

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will keep fighting. They have had help clearing up as well. They say

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the attack will only make them stronger and bigger and better than

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before. Thank you. Coming up later, remembering Joshua Ribera. A

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football celebration to promote the legacy of a musician from Birmingham

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who was stabbed to death. Funeral arrangements have been

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announced for Stephen Sutton, the Staffordshire teenager who died

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last week from cancer. A public vigil will be held

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at Lichfield Cathedral ahead Giles Latcham is

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at the cathedral for us now. Giles,

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how can the public get involved? There are all sorts of ways. That is

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the reflection of the public figure at the young man had become before

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his death. Fitting that this should all take place at Lichfield

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Cathedral, one of the oldest public places of Christian worship in the

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UK and a stone's throw from his home. Stephen's body will lie within

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the cathedral in what is termed the place of honour from 7pm next

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Thursday. That is the 29th of May. Members of the public will be

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invited to take part in a vigil and pay their respects. It will last

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until midnight. The doors will reopen at 7am on the Friday and the

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same thing will happen. His body will remain in place until 3pm that

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afternoon for more members of the public to visit. At 11pm that day,

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Friday, the 30th, there will be a thumbs up, the gesture that he made

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so famous, he tweeted it, he made it his own, in effect. There is also a

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book of condolence opened within the cathedral. His mother has also

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issued a statement today. She has put out a statement. She is not

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speaking to the media. Her grief is still very raw. She says that the

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love and support people are showing for Stephen is a great comfort. We

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know thousands of people have been inspired by his story. We want to

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give all of his friends and supporters and local people who

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supported him from the start the opportunity to come and say goodbye.

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She goes on to say that there will be a public event later in the year

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which she hopes many people will be able to attend. She urges people to

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make further donations to the Teenage Cancer Trust. His amazing

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fundraising campaign. I think he had an original target of 10,000. It

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grows and grows. The fundraising page goes to the heart of the

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Stephen Sutton phenomenon. This evening it is now over ?3 million.

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It is climbing. The page reference if you want it, just giving, Stephen

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Sutton. By the end of next week, it might have climbed past the ?4

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million mark. Remarkable. If you want to pay tribute to Stephen next

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week, we have put full details on how you can on the Midlands Today

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Facebook page. The brain injury charity Headway

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says it's coming under increasing financial pressure because of cuts

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to local authority spending. Headway has told our reporter

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Ben Sidwell that a lack of council support

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for patients means increasing I was celebrating my 30th birthday

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and I was assaulted from behind. I hit my head on the floor and it

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caused a brain haemorrhage. Holding your husband in your arms and

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thinking he is dying is something that will live with me forever.

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In October last year, Mark Schofield's life changed forever.

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The father from Kitts Green in Birmingham was so badly injured he

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I was at war with my own brain. It would not switch off. It was

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continually throwing everything at me, thoughts of dying. We were at a

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point where I could not cope. We could not cope. I did not know who

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to call. It was the only number I heard. I phoned the number and said,

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I do not know if I'm speaking to the right people, but I need to speak to

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somebody. That number was for the brain injury

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charity Headway West Midlands. Last year they helped many people

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like Mark, in and around Birmingham. But cuts to funding mean many

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of the services they offer are now The future is very uncertain for all

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of us. We may be able to run one service but it will not meet the 700

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people we are able to support last year.

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The charity helps those with acquired brain injuries re`learn

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It would be a massive loss. My life has changed. I have only been coming

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to the centre about six, eight months. It is the best thing that

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has happened to me since my brain injury. I did not know anything

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about brain injuries until it happened. It can happen to anyone,

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it can happen to you. But the charity are very important because

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without them... I don't know what we would have done.

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With us now is Luke Griggs from Headway.

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Some extremely powerful comments in that report,

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Very much so. Unfortunately. It is just one of a number of groups

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across the most Midlands `` across the West Midlands and a recent

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survey found that 85% of our charities are concerned about their

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ability to provide long`term support to people affected if the level of

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funding continues. Also the report reveals starkly how life can change

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in an instant. Absolutely. It can affect anyone at any time. When it

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does, the effects can be devastating for families as well as the

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individual. We know that with the right help, there can be life after

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brain injury. What is the problem now? Simultaneous cuts by local

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authority funding, welfare benefits, through a variety of different ways

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that people are being restricted from access to our services. Some

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people who previously attended a service are saying, you can still

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go, but we are putting your transport costs so they cannot get

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in. Other people are finding their level of need is not deemed higher

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left which is a real shame `` high enough. Every charity thinks it is

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special, understandably. Why should you get better treatment from

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councils? We fully appreciate the difficulty local authorities are

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facing in terms of balancing the books. We are trying to help them to

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use their pressured resources in a more appropriate way. It is a false

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economy to stop people receiving the rehabilitation they need if it will

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help them to become more independent and therefore less likely to be

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reliant on more expensive long`term state care in the future. Thank you

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very much indeed. A mother today pleaded guilty to

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abandoning her newborn baby in The baby,

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named Jade by hospital staff after being discovered in Stechford,

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is now eight months old and in The 26`year`old woman from the

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Kingshurst area of Birmingham, who cannot be named for legal reasons,

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will be sentenced next month. Showbiz celebrities and sporting

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stars will honour heroes from all walks of life at the Pride

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of Birmingham Awards in September. The event at Birmingham Town Hall,

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fronted by TV and radio presenter Gabby Roslin, will celebrate local

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people who've overcome adversity or made an outstanding contribution to

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their community, as well as raising funds for the

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Queen Elizabeth Hospital. They asked me to be involved and

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dialect at the chancel stop it is wonderful when unsung heroes get a

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chance to stand up and we can applaud them `` and I jumped at the

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chance. It is wonderful. A football gala took place today to

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remember the life of a young rap musician who was

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stabbed to death in Birmingham. Joshua Ribera was killed

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by another teenager outside His short life has become a focal

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point for an anti`knife campaign. Here's our special

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correspondent Peter Wilson. This was a day`long football event

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for families, fans and friends. Joshua Ribera's star was

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last year on the rise. his first album went to number one

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in the download charts in September. He was stabbed to death outside

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a Birmingham nightclub. We set up a charity in his name to

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show young people there is more to life than hanging around on the

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streets hurting people and doing negative things. You can have fun,

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be positive and enjoy your life. Teams including children

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and staff from the schools Joshua Ribera attended in Bromsgrove today

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came to the Birmingham City ground. A very talented young man. He did

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quite a lot with our school. Very nice young chap. An inspiration to a

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lot of our pupils. We felt so bad when tragedy struck. He was a major

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part of the school, part of the family.

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Joshua Ribera was only 18 when he died, yet people here were

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calling him a legend and predicting great things for his music.

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He kept getting better and better. He was 18 and he was destined for

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big things. He was destined for greatness.

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Depzman, as he was known, wrote lyrics calling

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A current knife surrender in Birmingham is discussing ways to

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use his image and music to back the campaign.

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Because he was such an influential figure, a lot of people will listen.

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When it happens to someone famous, it sinks in. There is a chance the

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kids will listen a lot more compare to if it was not a famous person

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that was stabbed. Josh would pull them aside and say, get your

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education, don't get caught in this. This was not just a simple

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kick around. Those close to Joshua Ribera are hoping it was the first

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of a series of events to raise money to help change young people's lives.

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The councils holding elections include all seven of the big West

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One`third of the seats are up for election in all but two.

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In Cheltenham and Nuneaton and Bedworth, half

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Ten of the councils will declare their results tomorrow night

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The European results will not be declared until Sunday night,

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following the close of polls across the rest of Europe.

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Patrick Byrne has written a blog post about both sets of elections.

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Ten of the councils will declare their results tomorrow night and the

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rest on Friday. The European results will not be declared until Sunday

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night following the close of voting across the rest of Europe.

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Midlands Today is in CERN in Geneva all this week ahead

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of the second anniversary of the discovery of the Higgs boson.

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The particle which basically holds everything together in this world of

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ours. And for the first time,

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we can reveal how one Birmingham company saved the Large Hadron

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Collider not once, but twice. When disaster threatened,

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they had engineering solutions. Our science correspondent

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David Gregory`Kumar reports. This is

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a story that begins 150 years ago Karl Brandauer starts a company

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making nibs for dipping pens. Complex shapes stamped

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from flat metal. This was the original factory built

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around 1850 on the edge of Birmingham's jewellery Quarter. It

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is currently being refurbished. The company moved out in 2001 but they

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did not go far. Just over the road is

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the new factory. Still a family`owned company

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and still making complex things And one day they got a call

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from CERN. They needed a new part, an extra

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part that only Brandauer could make. We made shielding strips which goes

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along both sides of the electron beam tubes. To put it simply,

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without the parts the Large Hadron Collider would not work. The strip

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we saw goes around the inside of the whole of the ring. Normally we could

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not show you them in place, but because it is being upgraded, parts

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of the pipe are up in the lab so we can.

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Brandauer?s strips weren't actually part of the original design.

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The physicists said, we need something, this is not going to

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work. This was designed as an add`on afterwards when manufacturing was

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ongoing. Problem solved

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and CERN was ready to start work. Then during initial testing,

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another unexpected and very serious problem, an explosion severely

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damaged the ring. Thousands of pressure`release

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valves would have to be installed CERN turned to Birmingham`based

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Brandauer once more. They stamped out

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the clever claw`like springs that hold the newly`installed pressure

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valves shut. If there is a pressure build up, it

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pops up? It will come out. It is attached so it cannot go...

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Soon these sections of the Large Hadron Collider will be refurbished

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But it's only thanks to a Midlands engineering firm that they got this

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Many people believe we no longer make anything in Birmingham and it

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is not true. In a lot of cases it is specialised work. It is not end

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products, you cannot go into a shop and buy something made by this

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company. You can going to a shop and buy something that has parts made by

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it though. CERN is sometimes called

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a prototype of itself. There were always going to be

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problems, but it's Midlands expertise the engineers here turned

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to to help them find solutions to And you can find out how to visit

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CERN and about what goes on there And he'll be reporting from CERN

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again for us tomorrow. Fears that

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an arson attack that destroyed a community arts centre was racially

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motivated. Another belter

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of a day weatherwise. Shefali's on standby to tell us

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if it'll continue tomorrow. Also in tonight's programme: Don't

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be surprised if you find hundreds dancing in the streets of Birmingham

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later tonight. He's one of the finest bowlers

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in world cricket. So it's no wonder that Saeed Ajmal

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is making The Pakistan off`spinner has just

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taken thirteen wickets for 94 runs Ian Winter has been to meet him

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at New Road. It should have been busy here this

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morning but it was not. No wickets in the middle, just running repairs.

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No match commentary, just a little light reading. No game for Steve

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Rhodes and the players, just nets. They beat Essex with a day to

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spare. All thanks to this man, the spin bowler Saeed Ajmal. Three years

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ago, he played a key role in saving Worcestershire from relegation. Now

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he is back to help them win promotion. You have a sparkle in

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your eye. I am loving playing cricket. I love to play cricket in

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Britain. No wonder, yesterday he snapped up seven six wickets for

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just 19 runs. Here is very accurate. He does not give anything away. Very

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attacking. Also different types of deliveries. I am glad I am retired

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and not facing him. What makes Worcestershire at a special county

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for you to come back here? It is a nice city, relaxed and enjoyable.

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Nice to stay here. Friendly people. That is why I have come here to

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play. It is not just the Essex batsman who were bamboozled. Four

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years ago, he claimed five England wickets for Pakistan and a couple of

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years later in Dubai he took seven including Warwickshire's Ian Bell.

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To what someone of that quality playing regularly in county

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cricket, great stuff. International cricketers playing against each

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other in the County Championship, good to see. His team`mates believe

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there is plenty more to come this season.

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You cannot beat it in the sunshine. For the last month,

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the International Dance Festival in Birmingham has been showcasing

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the work of artists from As the festival draws to

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a close this week, a free outdoor event is going to be staged right

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in the heart of the city centre. Our arts reporter Satnam Rana

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has been to rehearsals. If you're in

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Birmingham?s Victoria Square Even the daytime rehearsals

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have been impressive enough to I thought it was good. Fantastic. I

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would rather than be doing this than causing trouble on the streets. All

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of the culture has come together, peace and harmony.

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This is B Town, a free outdoor production.

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It is rooted in the city. This production is set in a Birmingham of

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the future. It is very related to that idea.

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The show sees dancers from Birmingham, South Korea

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We spread our language through our dance and movement. It automatically

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attracts people. We want to spread the right information and positive

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energy to everybody. But it?s not just the language

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of dance that?s rubbing off on the performers and it seems it?s

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not just dancing that?s rubbing Birmingham's accent is rubbing off

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on me. Oh, my goodness. Give us some Brummie! All right, then. I would

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like a cup of tea. Stick to dancing! This is the finale event. Bringing

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international artists into the city, showcasing their talent. And as you

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can see, there is something quite infectious about it.

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So, over the next few nights at 9.30pm

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Victoria Square will be lit up with a performance full of soul,

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Wow. Another fabulous day. I have a hint of dread about this forecast.

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There are some good bits to it. We have got quite a few showers over

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the weekend. It appears now that the frequency of the showers will be

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dying down as the weekend goes on. Monday will be the best. Saturday

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the wettest day. It will be generally warm. However, it is the

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immediate future that will pose problems. The entire southern half

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of the region comes under the umbrella of this warning coming into

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force from midnight and through tomorrow as well. This is for

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between 20 and 30 millimetres of rain falling within a short space of

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time. That is the worst`case scenario. Likely to lead to standing

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water causing problems on the roads during rush hour. This crossbow

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formation of fronts is propelling the rain into our direction and it

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is governed by low`pressure which will heighten the activity. Tonight

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we are starting off with clear skies. This evening the cloud will

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thicken. Later on, after midnight, the rain will arrive from the

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south`east and you can see most of it is covered by these darker shades

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of blue. Worst`case scenario, the bright green and yellow which is

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where the heaviest of the downpours occur. It will be fairly mild to

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night. It is tonight that bears the brunt of most of this rain and also

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tomorrow morning but after that we are going to see a raft of fairly

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heavy lively potent showers packing a punch. They will break out during

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the course of the afternoon. There is a lot of cloud in between, very

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brief spells of brightness or sunshine. Temperatures down to 16,

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17 degrees. The showers will die out tomorrow night and the cloud will

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break and slightly cooler conditions. Showers after that for

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Friday and Saturday. Public funding is to be withdrawn

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from the Police Federation for England and Wales.

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Fears tonight that an arson attack that destroyed a community arts

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centre in Birmingham was racially motivated.

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An appeal for your World Cup stories before we go. 22 days until the big

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kick`off in Brazil. Are you going? Are you a Brazilian expat? Are you

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from another competing nation and living here? Please get in touch.

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That was Midlands Today. Goodbye. that is to find that one item

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that's going to change their life. Flames are beautiful. Made

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nice money, that did. Nice money.

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