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Welcome to South East Today, I'm Natalie Graham. And I'm Rob Smith.

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Tonight's top stories. Canterbury Cathedral in lockdown

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and a school evacuated as the army carry out a controlled explosion on

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a suspect package. It's the second lockdown the city's undergone in

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three weeks. We're live with the latest.

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Charged with murdering his wife and their baby son in a house fire.

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Melissa Crook has's husband appears in court.

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It would have been Amy's 28th birthday. Mitch Winehouse talks

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Daughter's tragic death, and her battles with addiction. The very

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dear person who loved her family, loved her fans, loved was

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everything to have. Preserving Piper for the people of

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Sussex. A campaign is launched to keep two of the artist's works on

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public display in the county. And Canterbury's Red Dean, the

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Communist Clergyman who was watched by MI5. He met Chairman Mao, Stalin

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and Fidel Castro. Good evening. Parts of Canterbury,

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including the Cathedral, were placed under lockdown this

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afternoon as police dealt with a suspect package for the second time

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in just three weeks. The package was found in the town centre in

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Broad Street. People living in an area 100 metres around the site

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were told to leave and a primary school nearby was also evacuated.

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The army's bomb disposal squad carried out a controlled explosion

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this afternoon. Rebecca Barry is in Canterbury. What's happening now?

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Right now, just behind this police cordon at the end of the street,

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forensic work is being carried out on the remains of the suspect

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package. Tonight, police are refusing to rule out whether this

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is linked to their recent bomb scares, as Simon report.

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Another security alert in Canterbury. More worry for those

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caught up in the drama. I got a phone call about 10 minutes ago

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from my daughter saying there had been a bomb scare downtown. My wife

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called her school and we were told that it was in the same street as

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the school. We jumped in the car with my wife and baby, got down as

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quickly as we have got, I have run for five minutes to get here and

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pick up. We work in the surgery, they have just evacuated all the

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fuss people from Broad Street. was an off-duty police officer who

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spotted the suspicious device. Some residents have been unable to

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return home. I had gone to take my sister-in-law to the chemist, the

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doctor, and when I got back, the road was blocked. They told me that

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there was a package. And that I would have to stay outside the area

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for all while. Four or while, people. From going into Canterbury

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Cathedral here, and those already there were given the option to

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evacuate. It was at the end of last month at Canterbury city centre was

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brought to a standstill by to elaborate hoax devices, one on a

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lark -- railway line and one in a shop. Police have released pictures

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of a man they want to speak to. They say it is too early to know

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whether today's events were linked to that night.

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This is the primary school that was evacuated this afternoon. You can

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see just how close it is to the police cordon. At 4pm, we were all

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ushered into the playground as we are had allowed bang. It was the

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army carrying out a controlled explosion. Meanwhile residents were

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becoming very frustrated at not being allowed home, so this evening,

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a nearby hall has been opened to put people up for the evening.

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Now some breaking news, and plans have been revealed to apparently

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downgrade the coronary care unit at the Eastbourne District General

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hospital. The facility acts as an emergency unit for heart attacks.

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Local MP Stephen Lloyd has described the news as completely

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bewildering. Let's go live to our political editor Louise Stewart.

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Louise, many people will be worried by the news.

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Yes, Stephen Lloyd described it as a bolt out of the blue. He is very

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concerned about the proposed changes. In a statement NHS Sussex

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said they would be retaining 24 hour cardiology services in

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Brighton, and they are aiming towards offering 24 hour cardiology

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services at the Hastings hospital. But they say that the service at

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the Eastbourne District General Hospital will be a daytime only

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service from 8pm -- 8am to 5pm. am surprised by this announcement,

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and it is from the Health Commission, not the trust itself.

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We have more cardiologists in Eastbourne, we have got the largest

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population in Eastbourne, and equally, it has two Catalans

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compared to one in Hastings. I am very surprised. He says effectively,

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it is a downgrading of the services at Eastbourne, and this comes after

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a long-running MP by Stephen Lloyd and the MP for Hastings who fought

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to retain Conservative -- maternity services at both sites. Stephen

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Lloyd says he will fight equally hard to retain the emergency heart

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attack services in Eastbourne. In a moment:

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Setting us back �80,000. The badgers being moved at public

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expense because they're ruining The estranged husband of a woman

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killed in a house fire in Chatham has appeared in court charged with

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her murder. Melissa Crook and her 15 month old son died on Saturday

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morning after flames ripped through their terraced home. A 35 year old

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Maidstone man has also been charged with the killings. Melissa's father

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and brother both remain in hospital with serious injuries. Jon Hunt

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reports. News of the fire that killed a

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young mother and her 15 month-old son is still reverberating around

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Chatham. Melissa Crook and her family were clearly well known to

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people in the area. From shopkeepers to the postman, four

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days since this tragedy, people locally are still talking about

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what happened here. Today significant developments were at

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the local courthouse when Melissa Crook's estranged husband stood

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before magistrates charged with his murder -- her murder. But the 23

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year-old was not alone. 35 year-old -- a 35 year-old man also stands

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accused of the States -- same cry a. During two separate hearings this

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morning, both men stood as the charges were read out. One of them

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was held by a Kurdish interpreter. They spoke to confirm their

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identities, names addresses and date of birth, before magistrates

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transferred their cases to the Crown Court. Both men were remanded

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in custody. The fire did not just kill a young woman and her baby, it

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led to Melissa Crook's family being seriously injured as well. So the

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defendants were also charged with the attempted murder of her mother,

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father and brother. Her father is still in hospital after suffering

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serious burns. Neither defendant entered a plea. The case was

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adjourned until Friday. Police are still questioning a 21 year-old

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woman some commentary and a 37 year-old man from the same town has

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been replaced -- released on police bail.

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What other developments have there been? Police say that Melissa

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Crook's mother and brother had been discharged from hospital after

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being treated for their injuries. Unfortunately, 49 year-old Mark,

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her father, is still seriously ill, in a life-threatening condition, at

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the Queen Victoria Hospital after suffering severe burns in the fire.

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Mitch Winehouse, the father of the singer Amy Winehouse, who died in

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July, has been speaking about his daughter and the foundation he has

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set up in her name. In her career she won 23 major awards, including

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a BRIT, five Grammys and three Ivor Novello awards. Her album, Back to

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Black, is now the biggest selling record of the 21st century in the

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UK and in total she's sold nearly 4 million albums. Ria Chatterjee

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reports on how Mitch Winehouse, who lives in Greenhithe in Kent, is

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hoping to help other families In the days and weeks after her

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death, millions paid tribute to this voice. And today, or what

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would have been her 20th birthday, we seek a knee in her element once

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more. One of her last recordings, with legend Tony Bennett. Mitch

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Winehouse has been lobbying the government on drugs rehabilitation.

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He hopes the Amy Winehouse Foundation will help people

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struggling with addiction. I hope for the foundation is that through

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her name, we will be able to help thousands of people in all

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different ways. As a lobbying group, my main aim would be to change the

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way that the NHS of treating people who are addicted, either through

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drugs or alcohol. They are being Amy Winehouse's style and sound

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brought her worldwide fame and attention. But soon, we were

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hearing more and more about her addictions. Even though, by the

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time of her death, Mitch says she was clean of illegal drugs. Some

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people might argue that you could choose to be a drug addict. Some

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people come from such drastic circumstances that are their only

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recourse is to take drugs. As harsh as it sounds, for some people, it

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is their only recourse. What is the difference between someone like

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that, and someone suffering with cancer? They need help and they are

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not getting any help. He was in New York when he heard the news of his

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daughter's death. The reaction from her fans, an indication of her

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popularity and talent. With all the frailties she had, she was a great

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singer, but I remember her as... Just a very dear person, who loved

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her family, loved her hands, -- loved her fans, and loved was

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everything to her. An album of unheard material could be released

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in the future. Fans, no doubt, will be eager to know what has been left

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in the studio. A woman from Brighton died after a

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trip to the dentist in Feburary. An inquest has heard how 30-year-old

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Sacha Rumaner was having a check up after an extraction when she

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suffered a rare but severe allergic reaction to the mouthwash. Sacha

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was pronounced dead at the scene at the surgery in Morley Street.

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New figures show that the South East has followed the national

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trend of rising unemployment, with an extra 1,000 people out of work

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in the last three months. The total number of unemployed in this region

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has reached 256,000. But overall unemployment in the South East is

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still the lowest in England at 5.8%. A man has appeared in court charged

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with murdering his 71-year-old father. Terry Wootton was found

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with stab wounds at a house in Mackenzie Way in Gravesend on

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Monday night. He was pronounced dead at the scene. 47-year-old Tony

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Wotton has been remanded in custody to appear at Maidstone Crown Court

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on Friday. Sussex police say they are no

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longer searching for the body of Gary Hampson, a father from Port

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stayed near Brighton, who has been missing since January. Large

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quantities of blood were found with the garage -- at the garage where

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he lived at home. Police then extending the search to Sussex and

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Surrey. What reasons other police given for this? They said they had

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just run out of options. They surged past just of Sussex, the a

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23 coroner, went into -- corridor, went into Horsham, but then took

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advice which said that what they had done was comprehensive and

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there was nothing more they could do. If this rings bells, it could

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be because in the middle of June, Sussex police took the unusual step

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of publicising a Father's Day letter written by Gary Hampson's 10

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year-old daughter. Some of it was heart-wrenching. If you came back

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off five minutes, I would tell you, one, I wish I could say goodbye.

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Two, I love you. Three, an issue. Four, how did you die? Five, I Love

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You To Care Bear world and back. Six, I miss your voices, seven,

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eyeball to a pulping plant. What for the family now? Is the case

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closed? Far from it. Police stressed the investigation

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continues, and two people face trial in the new year. Daniel

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Alexander, who denies murder, and Raul -- Roy Paul Trollope, who --

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Rory are trapped who denies perverting the course of Baz --

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justice. A badgers' sett is having to be

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moved from a flood defence barrier in Kent at a cost of �80,000. In

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addition, works to repair the damage to the earth bank at Hythe

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will cost a further �720,000. But critics of the Environment Agency's

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scheme to move the colony of badgers say it's nothing but a

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waste of money. Inquisitive, elusive, and an

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excellent bigger. The badger is a master of the borough. So skilled

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at making vast underground homes, they can undermine construction and

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flood defences. It has just happened in her eyes. In times of

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high rain fell, this stream will fill this valley with floodwater.

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The embankment here halt the flood water back from going into town.

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Badgers have been digging into the Embankment, weakening it, so the

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project is about strengthening the Embankment and moving the badgers

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to somewhere more suitable. With badger fences installed some time

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ago, and the doors set at exit only, filling in work can get under way.

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It is a large and costly job. Badgers have occupied this

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embankment for more than 80 years, creating a complex network of

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interconnecting tunnels and chambers. But now it is being

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filled. With some 50 cubic metres of concrete. And the badgers have

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now taken up residence in a purpose-built set in a strict

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location near by. In a secret location. He we have got all of the

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soil with badger hair in it, badger footprints over there, we have got

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the markets from inside the chambers. It is warm and dry, maybe

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not quite as good as the old place, but it must be good or we would not

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have the evidence. Badgers are protected by law but

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there are those who ask whether spending that much money to move

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than is justified. You have got to make a new home for them, but it

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seems a lot of money to move a few badgers five or 10 minutes away.

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need a change in the law to allow the money from mitigation to

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recreate habitat, and not do engineering works to create a new

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badger sett. That is an inefficient waste of money. For now, ultimately,

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it is about improving flood defences for the town and work will

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This is our top story tonight. A primary school was evacuated and

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Canterbury Cathedral placed under lockdown while the army carried out

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a controlled explosion on a suspect package this afternoon. It's the

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second such incident in the city in just three weeks.

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Also coming up. The devout communist. Taking a fresh look at

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Canterbury's Controversial Clergyman.

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And at long last, we have got settled conditions, but you guessed

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it, low pressure is not far away and it is going to change at the

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He's regarded as one of the most significant British artists of the

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20th century, who drew much of his inspiration from cycling around the

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Kent and Sussex landscape. John Piper's well known work includes

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paintings of churches on the Romney Marsh, and the stately homes of

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Firle, Scotney and Knole. Now the Towner Gallery in Eastbourne has

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launched an appeal to buy two of his most special paintings. Sara

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Step inside this exhibition at the Towner Gallery and John Piper's

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fascination with Kent and Sussex is immediately clear. Among the

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drawings, collages and paintings which make up this, the biggest

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collection of his work ever to have gone on display, our notebooks from

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his teenage years, exploring the area by bike. He kept coming back

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time and time again to this local area. He was drawing the landscape,

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the buildings, the churches. He was also producing works on commission,

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stained-glass windows for the churches and tapestries. He brushes

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the back and edges of the copper... This put it from the 1950s shows

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him working with acidic to produce one of his series of aquatints. He

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also designed sets for plays and operas. Come the 1960s, his work

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developed again, he was asked to create stained-glass windows for

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several churches. At the end of this exhibition, the pieces will

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return to the galleries and collections from where they came.

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Except, it is hoped, the two images of Newhaven which are up for sale.

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We have got a new and unique opportunity to keep two works

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created by a very important British artist in the locality in which

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they were allocated. These works were produced a few miles outside

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of Eastbourne, responding to the landscape, they can actually stay

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here permanently and be shared and celebrated. One of them even

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includes a surprise. On the reverse, an earlier work which John Piper

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had clearly rejected. Already more than �80,000 has been donated all

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pledged to buy up pieces for the Towner Gallery. A few 1000 more,

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In the mid 20th century, few people divided public opinion more than

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Hewlett Johnson the red dean of Canterbury. Hewlett Johnson was the

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Dean of Canterbury between 1931 and 1963. He was a self-professed

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Communist, at a time when the Cold War was at its height.

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By publicly supporting the October at seven look -- revolution, He was

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brought under surveillance by MI5 as early as 1917. Now a new book

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has had access to his unpublished personal letters that shed light on

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Canterbury's Red Dean. Called the Red Dean, he had been

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previously denied a visa. As a Communist sympathiser, his presence

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in post-war America was headline news. Now 80 years after his

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appointment as Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, a new biography has been

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written about the clergyman who rubbed shoulders with the political

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elite on the world stage. In 1945, Hewlett Johnson had a private

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interview with Stalin and Molotov in the Kremlin. A few months later,

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he crossed the Atlantic and he was having a private meeting with

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President Truman in the White House, and he was carrying messages from

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Stalin to President Truman. Hewlett Johnson's connections to Canterbury

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started in 1931 when he left Manchester to become Dean. By then,

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he was already on MI5's radar because of his socialist beliefs.

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Hewlett Johnson was not a spy and he was not a traitor. What he was

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was a propagandist. For many years, he became one of the most prominent

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and articulate apologists for Stalinism in the Western world.

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Canterbury term -- our camera talk with Mrs Roosevelt start in

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Canterbury. His controversial views did not stop America's first lady

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meeting him in 1942. As a cathedral guide, John Butler is fascinated

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with Hewlett Johnson. Especially the contradictions, a left winger

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who was had to be Chairman of Governors of England's oldest

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public school. This but he had with pupils and headmasters. Following

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the Soviet suppression of the uprising in Hungary, the King's

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School boys got together a very elaborate petition signed by 300

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boys calling on the Dean to resign, because he refused to condemn the

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Soviet suppression of the uprising in Hungary. On a personal note, his

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time here was a happy one. He was widowed shortly before being

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appointed Dean. He then married a woman half his age, enjoyed

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fatherhood in his sixties, and did not retire until he was 89.

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What an incredible life. He was a character.

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Tickets for Brighton's big match against Premiership side Liverpool

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have now sold out. Fans were queuing round the ground this

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morning in a bid to get their hands on the last remaining seats for the

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third round Carling Cup tie. It's the most glamorous competitive

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match the Seagulls will have faced since moving into the Amex stadium.

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Meanwhile, there wasn't much glamour for any of our senior sides

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last night. Charlton were knocked out of the Carling Cup, and in

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League Two Gillingham and Crawley also lost. Charlie Rose has the

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details. A Two-nil League win over Exeter at

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the weekend which put Charlton puts top of the table would have left

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them sky-high confidently. The League Cup is a different game.

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Daryl Russell got on the end of this blocked a camp in the opening

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minutes. Them in the second half, just watch this. A contender for

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goal of the month. An offside decision in stoppage time denied

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Charlton a goal, and it summed up their evening.

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After being thrashed 6-0 at the weekend, almost anything Crawley

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did during last night's home game against Swindon would have been an

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improvement. They took the lead with his overhead kick. Despite

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Crawley's push for an equaliser, the second half score -- saw two

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more goals for Swindon. It was Crawley's first home event for the

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season. -- home defeat of the season. Gillingham are having a

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rough time as well, despite Southend going down for 10 men.

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They could not break through. They were twice denied by the keeper of

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Southend before the killer blow, three minutes from time. Gillingham

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have now dropped to mid-table. After all those miserable football

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results, let's cheer ourselves up You are never going to believe this.

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A fine day tomorrow, no rain, no wind, some sunshine, a he will not

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believe it and it won't last! I had to get that one in. It will be a

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chilly start as well tomorrow. At long last, we have high pressure on

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the scene, we have not had it for a long time. It is quieter link

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things down, bringing chilly night and fog around. Unfortunately,

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another weather system is already looming large heading in from the

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Atlantic, and that has our name on it for later in the week. Today, we

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had a fair bit of cloud, or even a few showers along the south coast.

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They are fading away now under cloud is dissolving. Through the

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night, it will be fine and drive with well broken cloud.

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Temperatures will take quite a tumble. We will get down to seven,

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eight or nine by the end of the night. A little bit of mistiness as

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well but nothing to worry about. Actually starts tomorrow, some mist,

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but it will be a dry day. There will be a fair amount of sunshine.

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With the light wind and the sunshine it will feel pleasantly

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warm. Not bad for the time of year, temperature wise. Tomorrow evening,

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three tomorrow night, more or less the defeat except there will be

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more cloud around. It will be dry but a bit colder. They will

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increase slightly, the temperatures. For the rest of Friday and into

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Saturday, things begin to change again. Low pressure moving down

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from the north, packing in the isobars again, bringing a weather

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system along. Another one is another Hurricane, Hurricane Marie,

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but that is heading up towards Greenland. Not heading our way. We

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have low pressure over us over the weekend say things will begin to

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change. After a reasonable day tomorrow, it looks as if on Friday,

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or we could be getting some showery burst of rain. It is wet and windy

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The headlines tonight. There are now more than two and a half

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million unemployed people in the UK. The biggest jump in the figures for

:27:16.:27:20.

nearly two years. A suspicious package led to a

:27:20.:27:23.

lockdown of Canterbury Cathedral and people being evacuated from

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