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Good evening. Welcome to North West Tonight with Annabel Tiffin and

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Roger Johnson. Our top story: Roger Johnson. Our top story:

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Radical plans to change health services in Manchester: but are

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super hospitals the future for us all? We'll talk to an MP who says

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the proposals are flawed. Also tonight: Vauxhall announces its

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biggest recruitment dry in a decade. And behind the scenes in thd North

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And behind the scenes in the North West Tonight make`up room! No,

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seriously, we'll meet the Hollywood make`up artist who's come home to

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teach the next generation. Greater Manchester's health service is

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preparing for its biggest change in 70 years. The plans could create up

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to five super hospitals, providing specialist care to patients with the

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most traumatic injuries. Public consultation got underway today but

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some critics say it will cost too much and might eventually lead to

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existing hospitals having to close. Our Health Correspondent El`ine

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Our Health Correspondent Elaine Dunkley joins us now with the

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details. This is the Document that could radically change health care

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across Greater Manchester. 2.8 million people will be affected and

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can have their say with the Healthier Together Question`ire

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can have their say with the Healthier Together Questionaire This

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Healthier Together Question`ire This is about care across12 Hospital

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Sites and an annual budget of ? billion. And this is what Healthier

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billion. And this is what Hdalthier Together, which is made up of

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Doctors and Clinicians want to do. They want specialist hospit`ls

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Doctors and Clinicians want to do. They want specialist hospitals in

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Salford, Oldham and Central Manchester. You could also choose

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two of these four hospitals dotted around Greater Manchester, to become

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specialist casualty departments. North Manchester, Bury and Tameside

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will focus on carrying out planned procedures and general surgdry.

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There are no planned changes for Trafford General and Rochdale

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Infirmary. It's a huge restructuring exercise` so is this about saving

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lives or saving money and how do we make our hospitals fit for purpose.

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It's nonstop at At the resuscitation Emergency Unit at Salford. This is a

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department used to dealing with trauma. A typical Monday is crammed

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full of patients. Dr Chris Brookes is a senior consultant in A and is

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and also behind plans to focus specialist care in hospitals across

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Greater Manchester Improving care, taking pressure off A is a major

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issue and this is major reform. The problem is that resources are spread

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so thinly across Peter Manchester. If we took those radiation hs

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so thinly across Peter Manchester. If we took those radiation is out of

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the system we would save 1500 lives over five years. But what's the

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future for our General hosphtals. The local General Hospital in our

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The local General Hospital hn our view is the jewel in the town where

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you should get most of your career. We think we can improve by getting

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most out of the system we h`ve We think we can improve by getting

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most out of the system we have in most out of the system we h`ve in

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Greater Manchester. Some Hospital Trusts feel Healthier Together is

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causing is a Manchester MP. He joins us now

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from Westminster. Something which strives to save lives has to be

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welcomed doesn't it? This document proposes to be about improvhng

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proposes to be about improving health services. It does have some

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good points but it talks about 6% cuts, this is a slippery slope to

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cutting at least one, possibly two and even three hospitals in Greater

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Manchester. The foundations of it are very poor. It is not evdn

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Manchester. The foundations of it are very poor. It is not even clear

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that what is being proposed is legal. The finances not bear to

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provide the primary care services that the document claims will be

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provided. It is out of sync with the political here schedule. The health

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service can go in one or two directions. There should be no

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decisions taken until the electorate have decided which way the health

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service should go. They are talking about the deficit by 2015 and they

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are basically working together to reduce that figure? The there's

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nothing in this document th`t reduce that figure? The there's

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nothing in this document that will save the 16% cuts. What thex

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nothing in this document th`t will save the 16% cuts. What they are

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save the 16% cuts. What thex are doing is pretending they can provide

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better care in the community when they cannot. We need to wait until

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the general election. If the the general election. If the

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Conservatives are elected the health service will go one way and if it is

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Labour then it will go the other. This document talks about saving

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This document talks about s`ving lives while at the same time

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This document talks about saving lives while at the same timd talking

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lives while at the same time talking about taking 16% of the budget out

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of the Greater Manchester health service. I macro at a time when

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there are fewer junior doctors coming through, rather than having

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all your talent spread thinly and the mediocre service across all is

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not to be outstanding in certain places? It is not just about leading

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outstanding hospitals, it is about closing hospitals that are already

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there. Only have to spend five minutes dealing with the he`lth

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minutes dealing with the health service in Greater Manchestdr to

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note huge amounts of money could be saved by changing the booking

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service which is in a state of chaos. Other parts of the hdalth

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chaos. Other parts of the health service could be improved. The real

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driver behind this document is not improving the health service but it

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is cutting, the slippery slope to clothing hospitals. A man who claims

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he was abused while a pupil at Rochdale's Knowl View School says

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he's disappointed he won't now be able to tell his story to the

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independent inquiry set up to examine claims of a cover up. ``

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closing hospitals.The inquiry was suspended yesterday at the request

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of the police. Officers say a much wider investigation is now required

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and the Home Office will be asked to decide who should undertake it. But

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GMP will continue their investigation into more than 20 men

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suspected of abusing Know View pupils in the 70s and 80s. Here s

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our Chief Reporter, Dave Guest. Peter Forbes says he's been waiting

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to tell his story of what h`ppened to him at Knowl View School in

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Rochdale for more than 30 years. He'd been preparing to give

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information to an inquiry looking into who knew what about abuse at

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into who knew what about abtse at Knowl View. Now he's been told he'll

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have to wait because the inpuiry has been suspended. I am very saddened

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that they have suspended it because I was not looking forward to giving

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evidence but I would have liked I was not looking forward to giving

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evidence but I would have lhked to get my personal view and my

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evidence. In April, Rochdale Council appointed a deputy High Court judge

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to discover whether there'd been any cover up of abuse at the school in

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the 70s, 80 and early 90s. At the the 70s, 80 and early 90s. At the

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same time Greater Manchester Police confirmed it was looking at more

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than 20 suspects who might have abused pupils. The force was also

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assessing how claims of abuse had been handled years ago. I have

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always suspected the cover`up. How did these paedophiles get away with

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committing those crimes that they did so long at these schools?

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Yesterday it asked Rochdale council to suspend its inquiry because

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to suspend its inquiry becatse officers believed a wider

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investigation was now needed. So, Greater Manchester Police will

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continue to investigate those suspected of abusing boys at Knowl

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View. But the force won't be conducting the second investigation,

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the one looking into a potential cover up of what went on. That'll

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involve examining the conduct of the council and other agencies hncluding

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the police at the time. So, it clearly wouldn't be right for GMP to

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investigate itself. It'll be for clearly wouldn't be right for GMP to

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investigate itself. It'll bd for the Home Office to decide just who takes

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on the job. But amid all the uncertainty, one thing remahns

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clear, the story of what happened at Knowl View and who knew what about

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it is still far from complete. A man who killed his mother and sister

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who killed his mother and shster with an axe at Millom in Cumbria has

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with an axe at Millom in Culbria has had his jail term increased by the

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Court of Appeal. John Jenkin admitted the manslaughter of Alice

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McMeekin and Kathryn Jenkin and was given a life sentence with a minimum

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given a life sentence with ` minimum term of 12 years, later reduced to

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six. Now, after a review ordered by the Solicitor General, its been

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increased to 13 years and four months. Even if it is a manslaughter

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where the was the mental eldment to the offence, even the, if their was

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substantial responsibility for the death of two people, the cotrts

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substantial responsibility for the death of two people, the courts will

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impose a firm sentence and I think six years was far too low. @

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94`year`old man has died in a house fire in Warrington. Five crews were

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cold out to the bungalow on Gerosa Avenue in Winwick yesterday.

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Cheshire Fire Service says the cause is under investigation but it's not

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is under investigation but ht's not believed to be suspicious. It's not

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believed to be suspicious. Ht's not so long ago that Ellesmere Port's

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so long ago that Ellesmere Port s Vauxhall plant was fighting for

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survival. Now it's announced it s survival. Now it's announced it's

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biggest recruitment dry in ` decade. biggest recruitment dry in a decade.

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300 jobs are coming to the plant as it gears up for the arrival of the

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new Astra. Our Economics Correspondent Jayne McCubbin is

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there for us now. Good evening. there for us now. Good evening.

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Would you believe that less than ten years ago they were building 180,000

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cars per year here. That figure dropped to 85,000 cars per year.

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cars per year here. That figure dropped to 85,000 cars per xear For

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the last 18 months it has been the last 18 months it has bden

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keeping up steadily so today the last 18 months it has been

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keeping up steadily so today great news at last. They have stopped

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firing and they are hiding. Down tools ` thumbs up. Brilliant news

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today? Fantastic news ` 300 new jobs coming to Ellesmere Port and this

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was a plant that was fighting for survival two years ago. There are

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three weeks left to save ellesmere ports vauxhall plant. Two ydars ago

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ports vauxhall plant. Two years ago staff were fighting to keep this

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plant open.The only way to do it ` 2 secure the production of the next

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generation Astra. There was literally a fight to the death to

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literally a fight to the de`th to bring production of this, the Astra,

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here to Ellesmere port because if they hadn't have won that b`ttle

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they hadn't have won that battle then this plant would almost

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certainly have closed at the end then this plant would almost

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certainly have closed at the end of this year. Instead, it's facing its

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biggest recruitment dry in ` decade. biggest recruitment dry in a decade.

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Today, the man who's team m`de biggest recruitment dry in ` decade.

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Today, the man who's team made that decision was in the plant mdeting

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decision was in the plant meeting staff. The German, who's te`m

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decided to axe a German plant and save its British counterpart.

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Absolutely there's a special spirit here. There's a lot of passhon. A

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here. There's a lot of passion. A lot of proudness and historx here

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it's a special factory and we like it and that's why we're invdsting

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here. 'For these staff, to get to this point has cost. You've lost

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holidays ` you've ost pensions ` its a sacrifice you're happy to make?

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We've had a pay freeze for six out of the last eight years ` wd work

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long hours to make sure the plant stays open. I am told if European

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mainland car sales do as well as UK car sales are doing at the loment,

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car sales are doing at the moment, there may be more jobs by the end of

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the year. Now some of you may be familiar with the shape`changing

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cartoon characters The Transformers. They're pure fiction at the moment

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but BAe Systems has plans which might see them become reality within

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a generation. It's just one high tech project the firm's engineers in

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Lancashire are working on that could change the whole concept of the

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aeroplane. Mark Edwardson's been to take a look at the future. @

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Eurofighter Typhoon clawing its way into the sky. The latest in a long

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line of military aircraft elk in Lancashire. By the middle of the

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century its predecessor `` ht's next generation might look like this.

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century its predecessor `` it's next generation might look like this If

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generation might look like this. If you have got multiple aircr`ft

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you have got multiple aircraft together it is like geese fly. DC

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performance benefit which ultimately manifests in terms of incre`sed

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range performance. We have just taken that a little bit forward.

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range performance. We have just taken that a little bit forward It

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taken that a little bit forward. It is cold survivor and with the clever

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use of tubes and reds and the damaged aircraft could still fix

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itself in flight. What about rescue from the air? I2040 pilots might

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simply run of a smaller and more agile aircraft while they are

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already in flight and on thd agile aircraft while they are

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already in flight and on the way to already in flight and on the way to

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the emergency. It is possible to produce those extraction vehicles

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OnDemand to rescue anyone of a number of people who might be out

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there and in need. It is worth that the concepts being conjured up here

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are just ideas but it could be that some of those ideas, some of that

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technology, will make its way into projects 25 years from now.

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In a few years' time that will just be normal. Still to come on North

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West Tonight. Tips from the top The open championship's surprise

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starter. Inspiring youngsters after qualifying. And it is not bdhind

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starter. Inspiring youngsters after qualifying. And it is not behind the

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scenes of our BBC make up room. We will be meeting the man behind this

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will be meeting the man behhnd this Hollywood make over. Now, are you

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proud or ashamed of your accent? Have you ever tried to pretdnd you

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are not from Liverpool, Manchester or Lancashire? A study has said that

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prejudice against regional `ccents prejudice against regional `ccents

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should be just as unacceptable as racism or sexism. The study was

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carried out by Dr Alex Baratta from Manchester University, and we'll be

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talking to him in just a moment. talking to him in just a molent

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First, we went out in the North West this afternoon to ask if yot've ever

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deliberately altered your accent in a job interview or in a sochal

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gathering. 2`goal laddie dad or something like that. Sometimes you

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have to speak clearer on thd have to speak clearer on the

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telephone. You should be proud to be your own person. Sometimes I

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telephone. You should be proud to be your own person. Sometimes H have to

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change my accent for people to understand me better. If th`t

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change my accent for people to understand me better. If that is

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what it takes for young people to get employment, so be it. Only on

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business calls. I am not le`rn and business calls. I am not learn and

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proud of it. You cannot expdct everybody to change, I do not think

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you should. I just try not to use we are basically. Well I'm joined now

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by Dr Alex Baratta, a linguhst at Manchester University who carried

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Manchester University who c`rried out the study into accents. Really

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you think it should be taken as seriously as sexism or racism? I

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cannot say it is worth worse than cannot say it is worth worse than

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those but it is serious. We try to address different prejudices such as

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sexism, racism and ageism. H think we should also address this. It has

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been around for a long time, the practice. Do you think it is to do

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with class? Class or class sections, there may be a tendency to hear a

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more regional accent and pigeonhole people. We did hear a mixture of

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views in that film, some people think if it helps you get a job you

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should change your accent. You think if it helps you get a job you

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should change your accent. Xou find should change your accent. Xou find

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people who have because they should change your accent. You find

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people who have because thex feel they have to, it makes them feel

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awful about themselves. For one third it does lead in a worst case

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to an identity crisis. If you modify your accent consciously you know you

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are doing it. The question is then are doing it. The question is then

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who am I becoming? Do we not all do it a little bit even subconsciously?

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We have lived all over. I was it a little bit even subconsciously?

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We have lived all over. I w`s in We have lived all over. I w`s in

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Bath. You do it anyway. It can be a subconscious crisis but when it is

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the conscious choice we know we are not being who we normally are,

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letting our guard down. Then we open our false front. It is like you are

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a fraud or folly, a sell`out. If you apply for a job it is a bit like

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your ethnicity or whatever? We ask people to identify on several

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levels, age, if necessary. Gender. It is the sign of the times. We have

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the box now for transgender. I would see now on the statement, an

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accurate paragraph is you whll not accurate paragraph is you will not

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be discriminated against on the basis of... You should put the word

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accent in the. White macro it basis of... You should put the word

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accent in the. White macro ht is fascinating. It is fascinating.

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accent in the. White macro it is fascinating. It is fascinathng. We

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fascinating. It is fascinating. We should ask you what accent do people

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most feel they should changd? should ask you what accent do people

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most feel they should changd? White macro from default most dissidents

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were from the local area. I did have one from Birmingham and one from

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Liverpool. The more regional in general, the more there is a

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general, the more there is ` perceived need to modify. Thank you.

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White macro Birkenhead factory worker John Singleton had to borrow

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golf clubs from a friend ` so he could try to qualify for the Open

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could try to qualify for thd Open Championship. He never expected to

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succeed but he did! And next week he'll compete at Royal Liverpool

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alongside the biggest names in golf. John's been giving tips to local

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schoolchildren who'll be volunteering at the Championship `

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as Stuart Pollitt reports. Now he has the chance to compete whth

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has the chance to compete with people like Tiger Woods and Rory

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McIlroy. I'd macro here is `lso using his amazing story to inspire

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using his amazing story to hnspire the next generation of players

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using his amazing story to inspire the next generation of playdrs at

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the next generation of players at this school. Has it sunk in yet

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They are telling me it is going to be amazing. I cannot believd I

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They are telling me it is going to be amazing. I cannot believe I am

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going to play there. He used some wedges when she qualified from a

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friend to earn this spot in the open. I was thinking about ly

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friend to earn this spot in the open. I was thinking about my dad

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and my mum and my fiance as well. This is the prize for winning the

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open championship. Whoever wins will pick up ?1 million which is more

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than he would pick up working at the factory where he works. All the

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staff have been given a day off to go and watch. That is the first day

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go and watch. That is the fhrst day of the open. Lift your head up,

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argue ready to take the swing? It is amazing, inspirational. To think you

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only qualified on Tuesday and now he is here. It will be a good

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experience. We wish him well. He's helped to put the magic into Harry

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Potter and made a monster sized helped to put the magic into Harry

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Potter and made a monster shzed mark Potter and made a monster shzed mark

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on Star Wars. Hollywood prosthetic and make`up artist Shaune H`rrison

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from Eastham in Wirral has flourishing career in speci`l

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flourishing career in special effects that spans over 20 xears.

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Now the award winning film`maker is Now the award winning film`laker is

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sharing his secrets to the next generation of special effects

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artists at a brand new Acaddmy in artists at a brand new Academy in

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Salford ` Michelle Adamson reports. Bringing scary monsters to life is

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his special talent. He has tsed Bringing scary monsters to life is

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his special talent. He has used it his special talent. He has tsed it

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on some well`known characters. I worked on Harry Potter, I did Lord

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worked on Harry Potter, I dhd Lord Balder moored. I also worked on

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Captain America. I was brought in to look at this character. Avenue to

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years of getting his teeth into the creation of all manner of

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fantastical creatures, he is now keen to pass on his skills to

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students at his new training Academy in Salford. Today we are going

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students at his new training Academy in Salford. Today we are gohng to do

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in Salford. Today we are going to do which make up which I did originally

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at another make up short. `` witch. I am from Gila thought I wotld

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at another make up short. `` witch. I am from Gila thought I would like

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I am from Gila thought I wotld like to come back warm. I looked at

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Manchester and especially media Manchester and especially media

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city. It is such an inspiration his city. It is such an inspiration, his

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work. Getting first`hand knowledge from people in the industry is

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something that is so useful. There are not that many skills th`t

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are not that many skills that specifically do prosthetics

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teaching. We need people to know and learn this stuff and I want to pass

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that on to the next generation of make up artists really. Now, me and

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Diane are in the studio now. It is remarkable how said in our lake up

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room can transform me from that to this! Good job you are

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will not be working as good as it has. We all saw our fair share

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will not be working as good as it has. We all saw our fair sh`re of

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has. We all saw our fair share of sunshine today, especially the isle

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of man. was shot with a crossbow? It has

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made a good recovery and has been released back into the wild. Well

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enough for that. Good luck. Looks like nothing wrong at all. Thank you

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for watching. Good night. I will get out of the way now!

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This is the first example we know of of infrared communication.

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Imagine if you could talk to the animals.

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Zoologist Lucy Cooke is going to show us how.

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This is the first example we know of of infrared communication.

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This is amazing. So this is a dolphin greeting?

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Are you telling me we're really going to speak to a firefly?

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