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Hello, and welcome to Midlands Today.

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Concerns over the finances of a company paid to protect

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It sounds like somebody hasn't been watching this, and the company

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has got into trouble, and a lot of schools have ended up

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paying out of their budgets for a service they won't now get.

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The Big Community provides services to a third

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A father meets the daughter he never knew he had.

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And I'm so happy he wants me in his life.

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A lorry carrying 28 tonnes of grain crashes into a house next to a level

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We are live courtside as the Worcester wolves look to maintain

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their great form at the start of 2017.

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And we begin the weekend with some wintry showers,

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but signs of something a little brighter for next week.

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Some of Birmingham's most vulnerable children could be left

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Questions are being asked as to whether a company providing

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support to children may have run into financial difficulty.

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Around a third of the city's 300 primary schools have paid thousands

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Much of the money has been paid upfront for therapists

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The Big Community helps monitor truancy, they also support

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children with emotional and behavioural problems.

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Sarah Bishop has this exclusive report.

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We filmed her for a documentary about safeguarding

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We look at children's emotional resilience, how they cope

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with day-to-day life, experience they have had that has

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Primarily we look at how the service can assist and work with schools

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to break down the barriers to learning and ensure

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For the past seven years, the Big Community has sent social

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workers into dozens of Birmingham schools to do in part what the local

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authority used to do, to monitor children's attendance

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It also sends in therapists to support children, dealing

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with everything from divorce to domestic violence.

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This city centre primary school is one of around 100 in Birmingham

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A source has told me how practitioners from the company came

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in, in almost a state of shock last week.

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They said they had e-mails telling them the company had run

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into financial difficulty, and their jobs were no more.

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A source from the school tells us they tried to contact the company

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but as yet there has been no formal communication that

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We tried to contact Big Community but the phone number is dead,

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there is no sign up at its registered address

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and there is no one in Miss Selvey's home in North Worcestershire.

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Companies House records show the Big Community

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In August last year, it received notice of a compulsory strike-off.

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The Big Community would have been handling big money in addition

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to the thousands academies being paid in directly,

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Birmingham City Council confirmed in 2015 it paid in over ?140,000

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schools which did not have checking accounts.

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It has now written to schools advising them

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Who is going to be monitoring the children?

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Anything that helps towards safeguarding needs to be there.

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There are fears what may have happened is down

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to the fragmentation of public education.

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I have no objection to that providing it is properly

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monitored and supervised and there are proper

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It sounds like somebody hasn't been watching this and the company

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has got into trouble, and a lot of schools

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have ended up paying out for a service they won't now get.

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Tonight, Birmingham City Council says it will be working with schools

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to give support and advice, and help them recoup any money owed.

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Sarah Bishop, BBC Midlands Today, Birmingham.

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"We're so happy we've found each other."

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It's a moment 30 years in the making.

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A Staffordshire father has met the daughter he never knew he had.

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Fifi Giannitto managed to track down her dad John Duncan

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and, after a DNA test, their incredible story

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And it's not just genes they have in common.

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Incredibly they've spent years going to the same pub.

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Many an extraordinary story has been told in pubs.

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A 52-year-old psychological coach from Stone, happy married,

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This is Fifi who, approaching her 30th birthday last year,

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decided now is the time to find her father, a man

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Two strangers who were frequenting the same pub.

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I went on holiday to a very beautiful place, sat on the edge

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of a loch with some writing paper and decided to go for it and do it.

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Fifi Giannitto wrote this letter to the man

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she believed to be her father, a man who hadn't seen her

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grow up because he was unaware she even existed.

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And I hope you want to be in touch with me.

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Fifi had done her own detective work, finding her father's address.

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John Duncan received the letter and struggled to believe

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I turned up to kind of explain that I wasn't her dad.

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But John did agree to have a DNA test.

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The number came up as 99.99% positive, so there is

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And I just sat there, I don't know how long I sat

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I can't tell you, I just sat looking at that screen.

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You have waves of emotion of anger, happiness.

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John had a relationship with Fifi's mother in the 1980s,

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Why, after 30 years, were you not aware that John was your dad?

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She had her reasons, we don't really want to focus on that part.

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We are just happy that we've found each other now and we've

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I am so happy he wants me in his life.

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She is kind, she's intelligent, she's beautiful.

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She is everything you could want in a daughter.

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As if this story couldn't be any more extraordinary,

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Fifi and John's paths have probably crossed before.

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So, we could have been standing at the bar next to each other,

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Proving that some surprises are worth the wait.

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Ben Godfrey, BBC Midlands Today, Stone.

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A lorry full with grain ploughed into a house near a railway

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line in Herefordshire early this morning.

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Miraculously, no-one was injured, but the accident near Leominster

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caused chaos for train services, and the road was closed

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The lorry crashed into the house next to a level crossing

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in Leominster in freezing conditions just before 6am.

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It was stuck on its side, embedded into the brickwork

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The man who lives there, who does not want to be named,

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spoke to BBC Hereford and Worcester earlier.

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I guessed something had gone into the house.

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I knew it wouldn't be a train because it wouldn't be

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I jumped out of bed, put on some trainers and came

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As you can see, the lorry won't go anywhere.

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The lorry was carrying 28 tonnes of grain.

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The recovery operation took all morning as a structural engineer

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advised crews on the ground, and power lines were taken down.

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We first wanted to make sure everyone was all right and not

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injured which I am happy to confirm is the case.

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Next, it was about how do we recover the situation as safely as possible.

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Unfortunately it has had a big effect on the railway network

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and roads, inconveniencing people quite a bit.

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Slowly, steadily, the lorry was winched away revealing damaged

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A friend of the owner gave his reaction.

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I was delighted to see it was standing.

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It doesn't seem to be too badly damaged.

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You must be worried about your friend?

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Oh, yes, very worried, quite a shock.

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As you can see, after several hours, the lorry has now been moved,

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the clear-up operation is going on, and the bricks that were damaged

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Trains between Shrewsbury and Hereford were

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By early afternoon, things were getting back to normal.

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Joanne Writtle, BBC Midlands Today, Leominster.

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Police investigating the death of a teenager shot dead

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in Birmingham last year have charged a 24-year-old woman

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Shaeleana Samuels from Dudley will appear in court next month.

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Kenichi Phillips died after being shot

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Disham Downie is currently serving life in prison for his murder.

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A motorist from Stoke-on-Trent has alleged the police stopped

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and searched his car 17 times last year for no legitimate reason.

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Adeel Rehman was last stopped just after Christmas by armed officers

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The police watchdog, the IPCC, is now beginning an investigation,

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after being told that nothing was found and no action taken

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A 75-year-old man has died following a serious

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house fire in Edgbaston, Birmingham, just after

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Police say nothing could be done to save the man.

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His death is not being treated as suspicious.

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A society has been set up in memory of Bert Bissell,

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Mr Bissell led regular trips to Ben Nevis, after he first climbed

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He constructed a Peace Cairn at the summit, and raised thousands

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The society is calling for a blue plaque to be put up in Buffery Park

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Since December, poultry farmers have been forced by the Government

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to keep all their animals inside because of an

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After such a long period, it meant many were becoming

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concerned about losing their free-range status.

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But now the Government has said it's prepared to make some exceptions.

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Our rural affairs correspondent David Gregory-Kumar

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So, David, is there any risk to people from this

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There's no risk to us from either the virus or from meat or eggs.

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But, as you can see, this form of bird flu is very bad news

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80% of the turkeys on this Lincolnshire farm were killed

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Stopping this spreading is why the Government says birds

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And that's a problem for farmers with free-range flocks.

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Normally, because they are free-range eggs,

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you would be seeing these birds out in the fields.

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Since the beginning of December, because of the risk of bird flu,

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we have been told by the Government to keep them inside.

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Now the Government is updating its rules

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This is the area covering Staffordshire and Mr

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So now he will be able to release his birds.

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But inside these blue zones, there's a higher risk of bird flu

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Zoom out, and you can see how many farmers might be affected.

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Keeping their birds inside, losing their free range status

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They will not any more be able to label their eggs as free-range.

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The Government won't be able to give them any help.

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But I am hopeful people will recognise that these

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are free-range flocks, they are being housed for good

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reason for disease control, and understand that these

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are still eggs produced from flocks intended to be free range.

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This is Mr Warrington disinfecting our

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Typical of the precautions farmers are taking to keep bird flu

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But even here in a low-risk zone there's still some risk.

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One day we may have to accept that even free-range chickens

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could sometimes have to be kept in barns to protect them

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Thanks for joining us on Midlands Today.

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Concerns over the finances of a company paid to protect

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Your detailed weekend weather forecast to come shortly.

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The night the super troupers came to Birmingham Odeon.

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40 years on from Abba's first UK gig.

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And forget the Six Nations, playing rugby the Hartpury way.

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The Gloucestershre club with 21 wins out of 21.

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They've shown no compassion or grace towards our community.

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The words of a resident from one of Herefordshire's

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most remote towns where the last bank shut

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Kington has had a bank for more than two centuries

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and customers say they'll now be forced to travel at least 14 miles

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Robert Jones' farming family has been coming

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to Kington to do their banking for two centuries.

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To make that point, he chose to ride his horse

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to deposit his last cheque as the last bank closed.

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My great grandfathers came here to bank on horseback.

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And I thought to mark this occasion, I would come down as my

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I wasn't brought up in the computer age, and I don't do computers,

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As farmer to farmer, we have always dealt with a cheque book.

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Barclays closed in Kington in September.

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With HSBC shutting too, the post office is now the only

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They'll take longer to reach accounts.

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At the end of the street in Wales, they are coming over

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This traditional market town is steeped in rural tradition.

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But it's not just the farming community that'll lose out.

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John Richardson bought the local hotel 30 years ago with a loan

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How can dreams becomes realities now with no banks in the town?

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and ask for a half-a- million-pound loan

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HSBC is advising customers it has an alternative branch 17

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The bank says that 93% of client contact at this branch is now done

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But this customer is so angry, he came to close his account today.

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The people living in glass houses in London and raking in a lot of money.

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But the one thing they forget, money is associated with people

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and I'm afraid they are not thinking of the people's side of it.

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HSBC, soon to have its HQ in Birmingham, is closing

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Bob Hockenhull BBC Midlands Today, Herefordshire

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A busy weekend of sport to look forward to.

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And in Worcester, the action gets underway shortly,

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with top-flight basketball being played in front

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And Dan Pallett's there right now, likely to attract

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They have had a great start to 2017, welcome, top-flight basketball. We

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will speak to the coach Paul James. First, Rugby Union.

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This weekend has the second round of matches in the Six Nations,

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But any team would be envious of the record

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They've played 21 won 21 and are 28 points clear at the top

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Promotion to the Championship is a certainty.

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So this morning, I went along to see them train.

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It's 8am, freezing cold and training has started.

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They've won every game this season and are heading for the second

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We finished second last year which was a great achievement.

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We knew we'd be near the top flight again, we had hoped that.

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I didn't expect to be so many points clear at this stage of the season.

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Hartpury is very different from a traditional rugby club.

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The heart of the team is made up from their university students.

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Take winger Jonas Milkalcius from Lithuania.

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The early start allows him and many players to then attend lectures.

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He's studying for a degree in strength and conditioning.

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Last summer, he was signed by Premiership Harlequins and loaned

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back so he can complete his degree and play a final season at Hartpury

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I can confirm it is brilliant for your future career,

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As these shirts show, they have an excellent record

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COMMENTATOR: Glorious from England, from Brown to Jonny May,

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They include the England and Gloucester winger Jonny May

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Hartpury have dominated National One this season.

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But can they make the step up to The Championship where the top

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Next year I think it will be a huge challenge,

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a different challenge, certainly with a semi-professional

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I think, we will see how we cope, with the development

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To consolidate in that league, and test ourselves

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For now, though, Hartpury are enjoying the ride

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It's a matter of when, not if, they gain promotion.

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Dan Pallett, BBC Midlands Today, Hartpury.

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Victory for Hartpury would be another big step towards promotion.

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Now, someone who knows all about growing a club

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through the divisions is Paul James, the coach of the Worcester Wolves.

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It does sound good, I wish I had it sooner in the season. We had a tough

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start but we are getting things together. We had a great January,

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the guys have worked hard in practice, we are looking to continue

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the wings for the next of the season.

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Tonight, you're hosting the bottom side, Manchester.

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We can't be complacent. Last time, we were up by seven with a minute to

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go and we threw it away. We don't want a repeat.

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What can you achieve this season now?

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There is still plenty to play for, the play-offs is a great finale, we

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still need to win enough to ensure we are in the play-offs. We have a

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chance to get through in the trophy for the final.

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We have to give it the best we can. Plenty to play for, let's hope there

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is a big crowd tonight. If you can't make it here tonight

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the game is on the BBC's red button. The weekend football gets

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underway tonight too. And a real test for Gianfranco

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Zola's Birmimngham City. Last weekend, their first win,

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beating Fulham in the championship. Yes, they're away

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to promotion-chasing Sheffield Wednesday

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in the Championship. Zola finally won his first game last

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weekend at the 11th attempt. This will be much more difficult

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and anything less than a win and you'd have to say that any faint

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hopes of reaching the play-offs What were you doing

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40 years ago today? There's a chance you might have been

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part of a bit of musical history, as Abba took to the stage

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of the Birmingham Odeon to play their first

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live concert in the UK. Demand for tickets was huge,

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with more than 50,000 fans clamouring for just over

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two thousand seats. We were sat in the cinema watching

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Abba live, which was amazing. # I've been cheated

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by you since I don't know when. And Abba, one of the greatest pop

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groups in music history, played their first ever live show

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in the UK at the Birmingham Odeon. If you come this way,

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this used to be the stage. I will take you to the spot

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where Agnetha and Frida warbled. Tony Warner was the manager

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of the Odeon that night. It was just the atmosphere,

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it was unique. I didn't know it wasn't

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going to be repeated. # Money, money, money, must be

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funny, in a rich man's world. It's not thought there's any

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footage of the actual concert in Birmingham,

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but Abba The Movie, filmed less than a month later in Australia,

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shows the first glimpse the 2,397 fans inside the Odeon would have

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got of Benny, Bjorn, More than 52,000 people applied

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for tickets for the Birmingham show. Kaarin Goodburn was

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one of the lucky few Just 13 years old, she was taken

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to the concert by her dad. And this massive sound filled

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the whole auditorium. We were at the cinema

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in Birmingham with Abba, live, which is still a mind-blowing

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thing for me. Abba only toured the UK twice,

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so most people never The closest we have now is to see

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one of the many Abba tribute bands, like UK Bjorn who are based in north

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Staffordshire. The shows that they put

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on are out of this world, it would be great to do that,

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to that scale. But we try and replicate

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it as best we can. To see them live in their heyday, it

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must have been amazing. For those who were at the Odeon 40

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years ago, it was an evening The only time Abba ever performed

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live in the second city. Ben Sidwell, BBC Midlands

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Today, Birmingham. If you were that little girl with

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the bunches, we would love to hear from you, many happy memories I am

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sure. The potential for more snow flurries

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even to lower levels. Actually, in the west of the country today, we

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fared better than anywhere else, we saw the sun bursting through. That

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didn't mean this evening we had a stunning end with this sunset. The

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sky looked like it was on fire in our church.

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But we are starting to see the first signs of spring.

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This is a dusting of snow drops. This is a dusting of snow. More of

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this to come through this weekend, particularly over higher ground like

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the Staffordshire Moorlands and Peak District.

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It will be called this weekend, the risk of wintry showers.

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We are still feeling the wintry breeze.

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It is coming from the north-east and will start to bring in a few showers

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tonight. It will be very cold. A few clear spells. Temperatures will fall

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away. As low as minus three. We will see a frost, a very cold night. The

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showers will turn to something wintry, temperatures down to minus

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three. A cold start tomorrow, the showers being blown in on that

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breeze, falling as sleet or snow. Then it turned to rain, a miserable

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afternoon, cold, grey and wet with temperatures just for Celsius. That

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continues at the end of the day. The wind direction changes to an

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easterly, getting colder, with showers turning to wintry showers

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predicted over the Staffordshire Moorlands, temperatures holding up a

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little better. Sunday, more rain to come, still

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cold, the wind direction changing to a south easterly. Monday, a touch

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brighter and the sunshine is back, still cold.

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The battle to succeed Tristram Hunt as MP

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With just under two weeks to go until polling,

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the five main candidates are getting ready for the campaign's

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only live televised debate this weekend.

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specially-extended edition of Sunday Politics Midlands

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with Patrick Burns, from 11 o'clock here on BBC One.

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Join us again after the Ten O'Clock News.

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when farmers leave their daily routines behind...

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Right, here we come, Dorset! ..for a show day.

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