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Good evening. and on BBC One we now join the BBC's

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All non-urgent operations have been cancelled

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at the John Radcliffe Hospital today and Monday - due to the pressures

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Squatters win a reprieve, which means they have shelter from the

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winter weather for another seven days. It means we have more time to

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plan stuff, rather than worrying where I will sleep or eat. They know

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they have shelter the week, and hopefully longer. And the talented

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Mr Webster, a gallery shows off the diversity of his work -- Whistler.

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All non-urgent operations have been cancelled

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at the John Radcliffe Hospital today and Monday - due to the pressures

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In a statement, the hospital trust said everybody

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Peter Cooke is live for us tonight outside the JR.

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Peter, what more do we know? Hospital trusts in Oxford,

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Buckinghamshire and rubbing our monks 25 who said they'd been under

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serious pressure -- Reading are monks. They issued a statement. She

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said they had taken this decision to help with the flow of patients

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through the hospital, Tilse to ensure they can continue to see

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patients in the emergency department is in a timely way. She added, all

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of those affected have been notified, all urgent emissions and

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day cases would still go ahead. Staff at the hospital have been

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asking people to consider all options before going to A We've

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been speaking to members of the public to see if they have any

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sympathy with the situation. There is a disparity between what the

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public expect from NHS and what they deliver. I can't fault the staff at

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all, they treated me well. Quite a lot of people could either be seen

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by doctors or be seen by the pharmacist. The picture here is very

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much reflected of course in other parts of the country. More than ten

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hospitals in England have had to cancel routine treatments as we've

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seen in Oxford. Basically, they are not seeing patients quickly enough.

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They've had to bring an extra staff to cope, and given the current

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pressures on the NHS in the country, many trusts are warning we are

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likely to see further cancellations in the weeks ahead.

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A man's been arrested in connection with a rape investigation in Oxford.

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Police have today been continuing their searches

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of the area surrounding Raleigh Park and woodland close to the A34.

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The man has been detained in Eastbourne in Sussex.

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Officers are appealing for witnesses to the incident -

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adding evidence may have been thrown from a moving car.

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A shop keeper near the Cowley road has pleaded guilty to 16

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offences relating to selling unsafe legal highs.

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Darren Manley admitted selling the products -

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including King B and Charlie Sheen - as research chemicals

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from his Red Eye store, which has since closed down.

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Trading Standards launched an investigation into the substances

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and found them to be illegal and dangerous.

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Next, inspectors at the troubled Woodhill Prison in Milton Keynes

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have raised concerns over staffing levels in a damning new report -

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The Care Quality Commission findings - published today -

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criticise the level of mental health care.

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Today's findings will do little to allay the concerns of embattled

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over its safety procedures, Woodhill's high suicide rate has now

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The report underlines the prison's ongoing problems with recruitment.

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Inspectors found the mental health team was insufficiently staffed,

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with just three registered nurses and one lead clinician.

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Half the roles within the main healthcare team

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The conclusion, there was a potential risk to

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There are glimmers of hope in this report.

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There are plans, for instance, to open a specialist 12 bed

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mental health care unit, and all prisoners

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entering Woodhill at the

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weekend are assessed for signs of mental illness.

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An improvement, inspectors say, on the previous

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Improvements that came too late for Kevin Scarlett.

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Found hanging in his prison cell in 2013, an

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inquest found the 30-year-old, who had a history

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of mental illness, was

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Nobody actually believes he wanted to kill

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It was a cry for help, the prison guards should have found him,

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should have treated him medically, and then should have dealt with his

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Last year it emerged Woodhill Prison had recorded

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the highest suicide rate amongst inmates over the past three years.

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The authors of today's report seem to suggest those numbers could drop

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The mental health services at the prison are run by Central

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and North West London NHS Foundation Trust.

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The trust's clinical director of offender care,

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Dr Shamir Patel, says the picture is a complicated one.

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Death in custody and deaths in prison is a complicated question,

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depends on a number of factors. If it was an easy question we'd be able

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to solve it quickly, but what we see is an ageing population, an

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increasing number of psychoactive substances in our prisons, including

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Spice. And also the complex is he of the environment. We must bear in

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mind Woodhill is a category a present, therefore the compact

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cities of the prison and the environment asked by the unique in

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themselves. I think we can do more and if we have more stuff we can do

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more interventions. At the moment the staff is to be higher than that

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which was identified by the CQC, because we have moved on since other

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weeks. It is interesting the report concluded the staff were

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compassionate and enthusiastic about their work.

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Campaigners squatting in a former car show room in Oxford say they've

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claimed a small but important victory for those needing shelter.

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They've been at a court hearing in the city today -

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where the case to remove them was adjourned.

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Protestors say it gives people with nowhere warm to sleep another

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Adina Campbell has been following developments.

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Cuddle time to Lewis and his dog. For the next seven days at least,

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he'll be able to stay on living here in this former car dealership in

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Oxford. This is your room. You've made it into your own. Big up I have

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it's an upgrade. How long were you in the tent? Four nights. It felt

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like an office in the first night, so I did something to make at my

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own. Campaigners say they were relieved after a judge at the County

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Court in Oxford adjourned the hearing which could have seen the 16

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homeless people living in this building addicted. They decided to

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move in on New Year's Eve after finding the property and occupied

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and open. Since then, thousands of people have signed a petition to

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keep them here, and donations have been flooding in. Lots of warm

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clothes, we've got bedding, beds, someone donated and there are today.

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A couple of sofas, we've got Hobbs, fridges, cooking equipment. Pretty

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much everything you need. The building is owned by the college, is

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says it is profoundly sympathetic to the plight of homeless people but

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plans to use the site for student accommodation. The college, however,

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that is to mid County cooperative, who've told us in a statement they

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requested and a German today to give the homeless time to time to

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continue to work towards a collaborative outcome. With

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temperatures set to drop to -3 overnight, this is welcome news for

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the people who been using this building to keep warm. But this may

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not be a permanent decision, and even though they will be able to

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stay here for the next few days, that could change of course

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depending on the outcome of next week's hearing. Police say eight car

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has done 131 mph on the macro goal M4. It was spotted this morning in

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freezing conditions, a 31-year-old man is due to appear in court -- M4.

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Two years on from a fire that completely destroyed

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South Oxfordshire District Council's offices near Wallingford,

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residents say they're frustrated the site remains derelict.

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The building was one of the targets in a series of arson

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Critics have dubbed the burnt out remains an eyesore.

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SODC says it's investigating a number of options

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for the future of the site - but must consider value for money.

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People with impaired sight are now be able to enjoy

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A guided walking group's been launched by the charity BucksVision.

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Despite the weather - Angela Walker joined

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There is quite an interesting story about this, it is a site of a civil

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War battle. A quick briefing from members of BucksVision's newly

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formed walking group, a little snow and ice was not enough to stop these

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visually impaired and blind people from taking part. If you are a cane

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user, it is difficult to walk at speed. Because of the hazards and

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everything around. To be able to walk with a partner and to be guided

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and to know you can trust our partner and then you can walk at

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speed and enjoy it, enjoy the countryside, enjoyed the birds. As

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well as being a chance to socialise, these guided walks aimed to help

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people with sight problems become more confident. Too often or not we

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are so involved with everyday life we never go outside, and when you've

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got a visually impaired person, that's magnified even more. So just

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to get outside and have a bit of pressure is just wonderful for their

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body, spirit and mind. A lot of those are isolated at home, no one

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to talk to, nothing to do. And when events like this happen, it gets us

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talking. I love it, because you're getting help, I used to be very

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frightened to go out by myself. The charity BucksVision start of the

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walks to meet demand. We had quite a few of our members who were

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interacting with a local walks put on by the council. But obviously

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because there's not always a possibility of getting the right

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guide, sometimes they can't go on those forks, so that when we

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thought, why don't we set up our own walking group? BucksVision is

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looking for more visually impaired people to take part and is also

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appealing for more people to become walking guides, special training be

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provided. Finally - have a look

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at this snowy scene. We may have missed the brunt

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of the winter weather, but this aerial shot

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across Stokenchurch and the Chilterns shows a fair

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spread of the white stuff. The shot was captured

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by the police helicopter. We'll have a full weather update

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later in the programme. The forecast for the weekend

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is coming up in a few Now more of today's

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stories with Sally Taylor. We are expecting some flood alerts,

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and we have some flood alert in place already across West Sussex

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and Hampshire tonight. And we do have one flood

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warning in place at Bosham. Anjana Gadgil meets a hunter that

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scares the pidgeons. Willow flies outside

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the hospital three times a day She's really become

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a local celebrity. Environmental concerns have been

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raised over plans to build new homes on and around a lake near Theale

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in West Berkshire. It's not the first time the site has

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been targeted and developers says they'll provide much needed housing

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while also taking measure Opponents think it could put

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the area at greater risk. It may look a little barren

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and grey in the rain, but this lake formed

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from an old gravel gravel pit This is a very important site

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for wildlife, primarily for the birds that breed here,

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but we're also concerned While the Wildlife Trust understands

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the need for housing in this area, we think that developers should look

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elsewhere, and there are spaces in Berkshire that we think are more

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appropriate for this They fear house-building will harm

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and land protected nightingales. It's one of the most important sites

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not only in the county, The damage that it would do,

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it's just unacceptable. More than 200 houses

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could be built here, including 24 floating homes

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on the water. But this part of West Berkshire

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is prone to flooding, and the Environment Agency has

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concerns about the plans, as do The developers say their proposals

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go far beyond the new homes They say they're investing

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substantially in local infrastructure, and designing

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a flood alleviation scheme which will bring

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relief to nearby homes. The developer will provide

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it with new facilities There's a lot for planners

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to consider, but the demand The Thames Valley as a region

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is growing very quickly. There's industry is coming in, a lot

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of businesses want to be based here, and so that is attracting a lot

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of new families. You've got to couple that

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with the existing population who want to have homes

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for their children and grandchildren Where to put those houses

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is a very emotive subject, and this is one of the sites

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that is up for discussion The council is due to make a

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decision about the plans next month. A drive to save money could see bin

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collections in Basingstoke reduced The proposal comes as Hampshire

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County Council is cutting opening Basingstoke and Deane Council's due

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to discuss the idea next week. It says fortnightly collections

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are now common elsewhere. Pigeons nesting at Southampton

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General Hospital created four So to deal with it they employed

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a full-time Falconer. And each day Andy Crowle goes

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to work, he's reminded of his late wife because Sue was treated

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for cancer in Southampton. Before she died, she encouraged

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Andy to pursue his dream That's her rousing and getting her

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feathers in place for flying. High-level operations

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above Southampton General Hospital. Willow the Harris hawk casts

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an eye on the ground. The aim is that they see

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a predator on site, and it deters them from nesting,

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and so in that way we Once pigeons have bred here,

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it's their home, and they're almost Willow and Rogue are well rewarded,

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and they're well-suited to the job. They're very easy to train,

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they're very easy to get to do And they're almost like

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the Labrador of the bird world. They will follow you

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around wherever go. So, Willow flies outside

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the hospital three times a day She's really become

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a local celebrity. Andy started working

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with birds in March, He was encouraged

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by his late wife, Sue. Two years ago, my wife bought me

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a falconry experience day. And it really sort of unlocked the,

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unlocked the lid of that Sue came to Southampton

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for her treatment, giving Andy's She would probably be furious

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that I dug up the garden But actually, it was Sue

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that started it all. You know, she enabled

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me to do this, so... I feel that she's had

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a hand in it, really. As well as caring for the birds,

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Andy's own brood has grown. The day I met him, he became

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a grandfather for the second time. We are going to talk about football,

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we're going to talk a little bit about what's going to be happening

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off the pitch in the new future with Reading. I feel like we have kind of

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been here before. Because we have. This has been ongoing for several

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years now. Now, that brought some stability, but they want to move on

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themselves. Now the question is, is the latest planned takeover going to

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happen? Reading were beaten by QPR

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at the Madejski stadium on a night where the ongoing impasse over

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the protracted takeover of the club by a Chinese brother and sister

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pairing was brought to the fore A frustrating night for Reading,

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only their second home league defeat of the season. Nevertheless, Jaap

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Stam's engineered a fine campaign on the pitch, with the club pushing for

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promotion. It has come against a backdrop of more confusion over the

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ownership of America. The Royals are currently controlled by a consortium

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from Thailand. They're keen to sell. -- the ownership of Reading.

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Potential buyers are brother and sister from China. One is a property

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developer. They tried and failed with others to buy Hull city last

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year. Senior figures at the stadium see the Chinese offer is the dream

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ticket, but the Premier League, who still have a say in takeovers of

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clubs who could compete in their early, are thought to be cautious.

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Last night, Jaap Stam's frustrations over the takeover were made public.

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It annoys me that there's nothing told yet. Basically, that they want

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to sell the club. I don't know if we can still build the team for next

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season or the season after, but we can achieve, you know? There needs

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to be structure within the club, the owners and the team need to have a

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certain vision within what they want to achieve. I don't know if it's

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there at the moment, to be fair. So, well, we need to wait and see what's

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going to happen. Former Royal Jamie got this goal just before the

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half-hour. This was the closest equalising, just off the bar. Matt

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is becoming off the pitch serious, too. -- matters becoming. Fans and

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staff are pressing for answers. Indeed.

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Here's a look at the top of the championship,

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Reading stay third but could be down to fifth by the end of this

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Chris Hughton's men have gone 18 league games without defeat,

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a run which stretches back to September.

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It's seen them overtake big spending Newcastle at the summit,

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tomorrow the Albion travel to Preston, managed

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Of course, our games against them in recent seasons,

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We certainly know what to expect, and the manager has done very,

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very well in the time that he's been there, since they were promoted.

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In the Premier League, any hopes Bournemouth had of signing

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John Terry appear over after his manager ruled out

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the prospect of the defender leaving Stamford Bridge this month.

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The Cherries are at Hull tomorrow Southampton

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are on the road as well, they're at Burnley.

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In league one, Swindon are at Bolton, Oxford

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In league two, Portsmouth host struggling Leyton Orient,

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Pompey have lost just once in the league since November.

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BBC Local radio has full commentary of all the games.

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One other line of football news tonight.

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Basingstoke Town have announced plans to go

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The southern league premier division club held a special meeting this

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week to plot the way forward after owner and chairman Rafi Razzak

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announced he was to step down at the end of the season.

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Town now want to launch a drive to gain support from the Basingstoke

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community to take the club into their hands.

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Our nightly update, because it is getting to the wire.

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Gosport sailor Alex Thomson is clawing back the deficit to

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There's likely to be just six more days of racing before the boats

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arrive in the French port of Les Sables D'Ollonne.

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But the leader Armel le Cleach has hit an area of lights wind.

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He was moving at a speed of just one knot, while Thomson is moving along

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further south in the atlantic at ten knots.

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He's bidding to become the first Briton ever to win the single handed

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It's a massive weekend, I think in that race now. He needs to narrow

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that gap in the next couple of days. I think it's exciting, given that

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they've gone right round the world and it's coming down to last few

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days. Amazing, isn't it? By Monday night, we'll know just how close

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it's going to be. In the 1930s he was one of Britain's

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most prolific artists. Rex Whistler produced

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everything from romantic portraits to theatrical sets,

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book covers to giant murals. He also spent eight months creating

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a stunning drawing room So it's appropriate that Mottisfont

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is now hosting a major David Allard has been

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finding out more. He grew beautifully, just with a

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pencil. He was like Spencer. A great, great draughtsman. He was

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very humorous. He got on well with people. Portraits, particularly. He

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seemed to did get into the heart of people. The sugary seemed to get.

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You can't pigeonhole Rex Whistler - as the volunteer guides

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at Mottisfont have discovered. From high society portraits

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to a soldier's despair, Rex Whistler's life is reflected

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He's doing advertisements, commercial work, murals, constantly

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coming up with ideas and jotting down and making beautiful pictures.

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Interesting, complex person who was working hard. Quite an ordinary

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actually. -- an ordinary background. Mottisfont is already home

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to Whistler's last great work - In 1939 he designed,

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remodelled and painted this drawing The curtains are real, the permits

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an optical illusion. It's just a great example of painting that is

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designed to trick the eye. He painted the smoke billowing out, and

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it's just the most wonderful effect. A new exhibition draws together all

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aspects of ten mayor's work, from his juvenile sketches to his final

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pieces, documenting his time with the Welsh Guards. In this room, we

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have one of my absolute favourite pieces in the whole exhibition. It

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is this one, which is Sergeant Isaacs, the regimental clock. It is

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fantastic, as an example of somebody who is planted here, this is the

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backbone of the British Army. I just think he has such presence. Rex

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Whistler died in action in Normandy in 1944. He was just 39. Some feel

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his was a talent cut short. This exhibition helps us we discover a

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singular artist. -- rediscover. An exhibition where synchronising your

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agree. Onto the weather, it's going to be called this weekend.

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We have had a few showers today, and still lying snow in a few places, so

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the risk of ice in many locations. Lewis Horsley photographed the snow

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and sunrise near Basingstoke. Jill Grimwood took this picture

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of the snow falling first thing this And Robin Boultwood photographed

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the sunshine and highland Many of us saw the sunny spells,

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little more cloud in part of Oxfordshire, and a few showers

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drifted through Oxfordshire down towards Berkshire and Hampshire.

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Showers mainly falling as rain, and overnight we could see the odd

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wintry showers the risk of ice. There is a Met Office ice warning in

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force through parts of oxygen. We'll see more cloud spill in from the

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north-west, but generally we are looking at clear skies, and

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temperatures will fall away in the countryside 2-4 C. These are

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temperatures in our towns and cities. Met ice warning -- minus

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four Celsius. Ultima, ice during the morning. The could be wintry in

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higher part of Oxfordshire, showers. Temperatures ranging between four

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and seven Celsius, but a key north-westerly wind. Not as strong

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as today. It will take the edge of two bridges. A lot of sunshine

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tomorrow, the possibility of some patchy rain at times. Where we have

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clear skies towards the east, temperatures will fall away to

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around two or three Celsius. Showers in some places in Oxfordshire could

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be wintry at times, but mainly rain showers during the early hours of

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Sunday morning. Things are starting to turn a bit milder. More so as we

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head into Sunday, because we are expecting that milder air to move in

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from the Atlantic from the west, and with it some outbreaks of mainly

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light and patchy rain. Sunday will be a complete contrast from

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tomorrow. Tomorrow is the better day of the weekend. Sunday will see our

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breaks of rain at times, it will be quite grey and murky particularly

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over Hilltop errors. No pressure well in charge of our weather.

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Similar on Monday as well. Tomorrow a lovely sunny day, more cloud

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filling in through parts of oxygen, Buckinghamshire during the

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afternoon. And the chance of a wintry showers. Rain at times on

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Sunday, a lot of cloud on Monday and the first part of Tuesday. Late on

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Tuesday, it becomes brighter and colder. A cold weekend, at least the

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start of it. That is it from us this morning. We have more for you in

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bullet in the APM and temperature again. We are back on Monday at

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6:30am. Enjoy your weekend. Goodbye. Parents are facing an explosion in

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the number of children saying

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