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Welcome to North West Tonight with Annabel Tiffin.

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A judge rules PC Paul Briggs - who's been in a coma for 17 months

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after a motorbike accident - can be allowed to die.

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This court case is the hardest thing we've ever had to do, but we did it

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for Paul to honour his wishes. His family say it's

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the right decision. But doctors treating PC Briggs

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want to appeal the decision. Matthew was killed when a human

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cannonball stunt went wrong. Today his employer was fined

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for health and safety failings. The school dinners that really are

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rubbish, why these students are getting waste food for the Christmas

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dinner. The students who're bringing

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Harry Potter's mythical game A judge has agreed that a seriously

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injured Merseyside Police officer PC Paul Briggs suffered catastrophic

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brain injuries in a road crash. He can't move or communicate

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and is being kept alive by food His wife argued that -

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with no hope of recovery - her husband would not wish to live

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in this way. This afternoon a judge

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in London agreed with her. Our Chief Reporter,

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Dave Guest, was in court - and earlier I asked him for more

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details on the case. Paul Briggs was a former soldier

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turned police officer. He was on his way to a shift one

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July morning last year, when he was involved in a road

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accident on his motorcycle. He suffered very severe brain

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injuries, and is currently in the Walton Centre in Liverpool,

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in what is known as a minimally conscious state, which means

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he cannot move or communicate. He's only being kept alive

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because nutrition and hydration are being clinically administered

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to him by medics. Last month his wife Lindsay went

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to the Court of Protection in Manchester to urge a judge

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to order those doctors to stop She said her husband had

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always made it plain that if he was ever severely disabled,

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he wouldn't want to continue living. Well, representatives

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from the health trust and the Official Solicitor,

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a person appointed by the government to speak on behalf of people

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who cannot speak for themselves, opposed her application,

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arguing that there was a chance that at some point in the future,

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Paul's position might improve slightly, but they accepted he would

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always be severely disabled. What did the judge said

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in handing out his decision? Essentially he came down in favour

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of what Paul Briggs's wife had been saying all along,

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he said that if Mr Briggs was sitting in my chair,

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he would not want to continue having the clinically administered

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nutrition and hydration, so he ordered that the doctors

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should stop administering it and arrange for him

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to be transferred to Mrs Briggs was not in court

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in London today to hear this, This court case is the hardest thing

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we have ever had to do, but we did it for Paul,

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to honour his wishes. We are grateful that

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Mr Justice Charles has shown compassion towards Paul,

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has respected his wishes and values and has understood

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what Paul would have wanted. But that might not be

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the end of the matter? No, that's right, it's possible

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that the Official Solicitor may well seek leave to appeal,

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and that news has certainly caused some concern

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for Paul Briggs's family. We feel overwhelming despair

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and sorrow, but we know that we have to try to somehow cope

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and to continue for Paul. Given this continued uncertainty,

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Christmas will now not to be If leave to appeal is granted,

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all parties agree it must happen as quickly as possible

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because currently the decision made by the judge today remains on hold

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until the outcome of any appeal Sir Mark Hedley was a judge

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at the Court of Protection before He ruled over many

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life-and-death cases. Earlier I asked him how judges make

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such difficult decisions. The law is quite simple because it

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requires you to make decision on the person's best interest,

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and then what amounts to someone's best interest

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is a hugely wide subject, which varies dramatically

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from case to case. The idea really is that

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you try to get to know the person about whom you're making

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the decision, you try to understand the decision that they would have

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made, had they been able to do so, and provided you think that's

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in their best interest, One would imagine that when you're

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making a decision like this, that is the hardest job that

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you can ever do. Yes, intellectually, of course,

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it's not all that difficult because the law is not all that

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difficult but there is such a huge amount at stake and people have vast

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emotional investment in these cases, for entirely good reason,

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they are very pressurised It is probably a horrible,

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unkind thing to ask you, really, but have there ever been occasions

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where you have lay in bed and thought, have I made

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the right decision, how do I agonise about these cases

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until I have made the decision. I have then rather learned

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to switch off after that. I can still think about the case,

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but it won't trouble me, provided I feel I have given my best

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shot to it. The decisions you have had to make,

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they are not always You're sometimes looking

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at the welfare of someone which might be different

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from perhaps what Is that trickier, when you're

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deciding on the future welfare? In these cases, what families think

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matters, but family do not have a final say in the matter,

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just as they don't in welfare cases. At the end of the day,

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the decision maker, in this case the judge,

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has to decide what that person When the public look at this,

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when the press report on this, it can look very stark that perhaps

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a family member is saying, we want our loved one's life

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support to be switched off, but that is not an easy decision

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for any family member to come to. And if people make lasting powers

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of attorney, then they can get these decision-making powers

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to their families, And at the end of the day,

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the views of the family and the carers are one of the things

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the judge has to take into account, Thank you very much

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indeed for your time. Police patrols at

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Manchester's Christmas Markets are being increased -

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in response to last night's The Greater Manchester force say

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there's no intelligence about a threat here -

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but are mounting a bigger Merseyside Police has announced

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plans to recruit 140 new constables. The campaign will focus

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on finding officers from under-represented communities -

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such as black, ethnic minority, The force says it's important

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staff should reflect A planned strike by airport baggage

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handlers later this week More than 300 members

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of the Unite union - working for Swissport

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at Manchester Airport - were due to walk out

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on Friday and Christmas Eve, in a dispute over

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pay and conditions. A Merseyside Hospital Radio DJ

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says he's been sacked - after presenting his show topless,

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as a joke with listeners Nigel Bateman, who worked

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on the volunteer-run Radio Broadgreen,

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was told his behaviour was inappropriate and would damage

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the station's reputation A company which employed stuntmen

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for public displays has been fined ?100,000,

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after a man died performing Matthew Cranch - originally

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from the Isle of Man - suffered fatal injuries in front

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of hundreds of spectators. The boss of Stunts UK -

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which employed him - has also been sentenced to 100

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hours of community work These pictures were recorded moments

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before Matthew Cranch was fired from the mouth of a cannon

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at the Kent County The safety net that should have

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broken his fall gave way sending him He died from his

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injuries in hospital. Today his boss, Scott May of Stunts

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UK, was sentenced in Maidstone after admitting breaches

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of health and safety. The court heard that a mechanism

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that triggered the release of the safety net hadn't

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been set properly. The company's health

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and safety was, according Mr Cranch had performed the stunt

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only five times previously and had joined the team only a month

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before his death. Matthew's parents were in court

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as a victim impact statement was read, describing Matthew

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as an intelligent, happy young man. There are calls to avoid job losses,

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after one of the region's largest financial services firms was bought

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for almost ?2 billion 2,000 staff work

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for the UK's biggest credit card supplier -

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MBNA - at its headquarters It's one of the firms which has made

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Chester a centre for the financial Our Cheshire reporter Mark Edwardson

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is at MBNA's offices in Chester. Lots of people know all about the

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company, but for those who don't, further afield, tell us more about

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MBNA. Well, it is a large and very profitable firm. Last year it made

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more than ?160 million. It is also quite generous, sponsoring things

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like the local football team and others in and around the city. There

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are 7 million credit card holders of MBNA across the country, so there is

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a good chance that if you have got a credit card in your wallet or purse,

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MBNA may have supplied it. As you mention, there are almost 2000

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people work here at MBNA's headquarters. Lloyds has agreed a

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deal to buy MBNA from its parent company, Bank of America, for ?1.9

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billion. Lloyds are going to look to make some savings, aren't they? Yes,

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it has been reported that the company... That might have an impact

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on staff. MBNA is a big fish in what is quite a big local pond for

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financial services here in Chester. Its neighbours here include virgin

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money, Bank of America, diners club, and Lloyds. In fact, it is second

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only to Manchester in the region in terms of the size of its financial

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injury. Chester's MP has called on MBNA and Lloyds to avoid job losses,

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but others say if there are already job losses here, which we have no

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suggestion to say that there are, they could be soaked up in the

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burgeoning financial services industry. I think business will grow

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because birds of a feather flock together, and it is really a

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significant financial cluster here. I am optimistic that is what will

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happen. We have seen it elsewhere in Chester, in the life sciences

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sector, and I think we will see it here in the financial sector. Nobody

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from MBNA has been available for comment, but they have given us a

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statement, they have an enthusiastic new owner, who sees MBNA is a

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strategic investment for the future. Accompanied like Lloyds making this

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decision means a lot. Completion should be sometime in early 17,

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where we will get a clearer view of what the effect might be on staff.

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Thank you. Crunch times for Sale

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as the sharks try to stop of Harry Potter to the sports fields

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of Preston - the students learning School dinners have long been

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a topic of conversation - Good or bad!

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My school lunch never looked anything like that!

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But today's Christmas lunch at a school in Stockport

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All the ingredients were unsold supermarket food -

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Instead they were turned into a festive meal for 100 students

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This is not just any succulent chicken Christmas dinner.

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Crispy roast potatoes and fine green beans.

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This is all waste supermarket food from failed deliveries -

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collected last night and brought here early this morning

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This food is in date, there is nothing wrong with that, it just

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missed a delivery. Cate Bauer and Nikki Pope

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are passionate about reusing food. This was their wedding

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in Manchester in June - they served waste food up

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to their guests who loved it. Helped by the Real Junk Food

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Project, they're now doing the same Why not share this and keep going?

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We have pledged to keep going. Kids have been involved throughout the

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day, and also their eyes are being opened to, what is wrong with these

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vegetables, there is nothing wrong with that.

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Overseen by a chef, students are cooking today's

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It is quite sad because there is nothing wrong with the food, it was

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fine. It looks nice and there are people hungry out there. Are you

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looking forward to eating it? Yes, definitely. I am always hungry.

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After hours of preparation it's time to serve the food up

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It is obviously something very important here, it is the kind of

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thing we teach our children to care for one another, care for the

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environment, so taking up this project was an ideal opportunity,

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one we couldn't miss. The big question -

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how does it taste? Delicious. It tasted like you would

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have got it fresh out of the supermarket. This is the first time

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waste food has been served through this project in a school. The hope

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is it has been so successful today, but lots of other schools will

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follow suit. The proof here is in

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the clean plates. This may be waste food -

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but the students aren't I think that is a great idea. The

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only thing is, it is the name, waste food. My fridge at home is full of

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things past its sell by date, there is nothing wrong with that.

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Onto sport now and Stuart Pollitt is here.

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The hard fought Merseyside derby didn't lack drama last night?

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That's right, flares on the field, fist pumps on the Liverpool bench

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but plenty of fed-up Everton fans inside Goodison Park last night.

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Liverpool left it late, very late to clinch victory,

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the only goal of the game coming in the 94th minute.

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Daniel Sturridge's shot hit the post and Sadio Mane followed up

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They move second in the table and Everton's derby misery continues.

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It's just one win in 20 derbies now for the blues.

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Let's hear from both managers, starting with Jurgen Klopp.

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We could have scored earlier, we had a lot of chances, but they did not

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give one chance away, more importantly. So it was quite

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difficult against an opponent who only wants to disturb your game. I

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am really disappointed because we conceded a goal in extra time, that

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was difficult, difficult to keep one point until 95 minutes was killing

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for us. Joey Barton is rejoining Burnley

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on a short term deal The midfielder was Player

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of the Year as Burnley won promotion but left Turf Moor in the summer

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to join Rangers. He was released by the

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Scottish club last month. Barton's already training

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with the Clarets and will be available subject to international

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clearance in January. On a poor run of form

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and embroiled in a legal battle over their latest star signing,

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these are tough times They're sitting tenth

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in rugby union's Premiership I've been talking to head

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coach Steve Diamond. Sale's players are struggling

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to see the wood for Six defeats on the spin -

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albeit three of them to champions Saracens -

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have turned up the temperature on the sharks and their

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coach Steve Diamond. Are you feeling pressure with the

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situation? Yes, I do not like losing, I have been here for six

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years and we have always been a top six site, so this is disappointing.

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We are one or two macro wins away from being fixed. So we will need to

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keep faith. They'll need more than

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faith to resolve a legal His former club Castleford are suing

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Sale over his transfer. They believe it was a clear

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breach of contract. Are you confident that your position

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in court? I am confident we made an offer, and he was fired through

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Castleford, and then we got in touch and signed a contract.

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The latest big name to be linked

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with the club is George Ford, the England fly-half.

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Would you be interested in him? Yes, we would be interested in him to

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take the club where we want a ticket to. When January arrives on the

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transfer window opens, we can start discussions if he fancies a chat.

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Fetching Oldham-born Ford to the north west would be

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But for now these players need to stick together and concentrate

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on securing Sale's place in the top flight.

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Now you may be wondering why Harry Potter's making an appearance

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The game born on the pages of JK Rowling's novels

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has been transformed into a real life version.

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It's officially recognised as a sport and is being

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played at universities across the north west.

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Versus Quidditch, a game where groups and sticks are used. This is

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it played in real-life. This is plastic and PVC, so that way we do

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not hurt anyone. It is up full contact sport. Every now and again

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you will see a silly photograph of someone jumping in the year, with

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some and jumping between them, so it looks like they are flying, but it

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is a bit like rugby. Last year Quidditch was acknowledged as a

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sport in the UK and it is getting its own Premier League. It is

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already well-established in the USA and seems to pull in the crowds. Not

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quite the same in Preston, yet. But there are -- they are fiercely

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competitive, so it is probably best to leave the field if you're not

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involved in the match. Brims up! Preston's components from the

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University of Liverpool were flying, so to speak. Repeatedly throwing a

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ball through opposition hopes. We were at the northern tournament a

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couple of weeks back, it was deadly serious, pretty savage times. And he

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sealed victory by grabbing this man's tail. Game over. It is

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competitive on the pitch, but as soon as you're off the pitch

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everyone is friendly. I can imagine you in the role of Harry Potter.

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Yes, I have always been a fan, and Quidditch is good. A sport many

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people can relate to. There you go, a new sport to take up in the New

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Year. Does it count as Quidditch if it is not in the sky? It is

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officially recognised as a sport. You will need to ask JK Rowling. We

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were speaking about waste food earlier than we were corrected

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because we said it was beyond its sell by date, and it isn't, it is

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just food that has not been sold. Surplus food. There is only one

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person passed their best before date here.

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Very true. Will you be doing the cooking for

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Christmas dinner, maybe you have family and friends coming around,

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will you cope? I will do my bit to help. It is fictional Lillian Jones

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has been cooking lunch every week for the least two dozen people. Her

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great-niece says she is dedicated to the club and has more energy than

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people half her age. We went to meet the Christmas staff. With Lilian in

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charge, there is no doubt lunch will be on time. She has been leading a

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team of volunteers for 25 years. She is dedicated, fantastic. Marvellous.

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With her boundless energy, 86 she rolled Lilian never tires of cooking

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for the luncheon club. I love cooking, number one, and when you're

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cooking for yourself it is not the same. It gives me great pleasure

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that once a week I cook for about 24, 28 every week. This club is as

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much about friendship as it is about enjoying good food, and as a widow,

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Lilian knows what it is like to feel lonely. The rest of the week I

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hardly see people, but come Tuesday it is a great day. I really look

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forward to coming here and meeting people. Green it is gathering

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together for good food and fellowship. I think the kindness and

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companionship. Lillian was nominated by her great-niece from abroad, and

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everyone agrees she is a Christmas staff. , thank you! That is lovely!

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Wonderful. -- Christmas star. I am thrilled. It is a delight because I

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love coming here. Singing Wonderful. She puts us a shameful

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stop I am worried about doing it for six people, let alone 28 people!

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Unfortunately the weather is going to be rotten.

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Yes, Barbara is on her way, and she may be bringing a friend. This has

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yet to be determined, but the weather is really going to cause

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problems as we had through the next couple of days, particularly on the

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run-up to Christmas and beyond. Today our viewers cot the calm

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before the storm, but it is really quite chilly out and about today.

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The breeze has been gusty, and over the next few days very difficult

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conditions are in the offing, and there could be some disruption

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possible. The Met office have issued a weather warning -- your weather

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warning for Friday about the strength of the wind. There could be

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some disruption, soak the BBC local radio stations will be the best

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place to keep your -- get your information. The details will be

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firmed up. Friday is a very difficult day for people travelling,

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and that the minute it looks like the worst day around, so you may

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need to change plans. And the minute it is dry, but over the next couple

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of hours we have rain coming towards us but it is moving into the Isle of

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Man, and it should be clipping the coast by nine o'clock, then it will

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spread everywhere are going through the night. The wind is behind it, so

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it will move through relatively quickly, so by two AMR PAM, it

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should be gone. After that the region will clear. Because the sun

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comes up late in the morning temperatures will start to call back

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down. -- by 2am or 3am. With the clear whether coming in for quite

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sometime tomorrow morning, many places will start with temperatures

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of four or five. In the country said it could be one or two. If you are

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up very early when the sun comes up, you may see it for awhile, but here

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is the next line of rain tomorrow morning. It is very short lived

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again, but it is fairly lively, more showery in nature, with a few lumps

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of rain from time to time. Once that has gone, by lunchtime for all of

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us, it a much better picture, but it is very changeable because you will

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see some showers through the afternoon. The breeze is south to

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south-west, and after tomorrow Thursday does not look too bad. Here

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comes the storm. In the middle part of Friday the winds could be 60 or

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70 miles an hour. There is an amber warning for parts, but it is a

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yellow warning for us. That could change, but rarely at this time of

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year does it change for the better. In all seriousness, people with

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travel plans, you need to be careful.

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And you have got to keep listening because things do change, but not

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always for the better. The local radio stations will keep

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you informed. We will be back later for an update.

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