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In tonight's programme - a 16 year jail sentence for

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a former Oxfordshire scout leader found guilty of child sex offences.

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Also on the way: defying the odds - we meet the twin boys

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from Kidlington who survived a rare health condition.

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And join me in Banbury as I stepped into the world of virtual reality.

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A former Oxfordshire scout leader's been jailed for 16 years -

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after pleading guilty to child sex offences.

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Gary Lane, who's 52, admitted two counts of raping

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Gary Lane came to know these boys in 2013.

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The court was told he groomed them with toys

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He occasionally took them away on fishing trips.

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And, sometimes, they even stayed at his house overnight.

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But, it was between January, and also November 2015,

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that he raped both boys and committed other multiple

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They were aged just eight and ten at the time.

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He was also a scoutmaster but it's important to emphasise that neither

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After he was arrested and bailed, he fled to Scotland

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He'd missed two court dates during that time before he pleaded

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here at Oxfordshire Crown Court last month.

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Now, the officer in charge of this case, who can't be identified

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for operational reasons, gave me his reaction

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These victims were cruelly robbed of a normal childhood

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and even though the sentence could never repair the damage

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caused by his heedless actions, I hope that the victims

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and their families can now try to move forward with their lives,

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knowing that this man is finally behind bars.

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In victim impact videos played in court, both

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of the boys said they were sad, upset, and angry about

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A mother of one of the boys said that their lives had

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In sentencing him to 16 years in prison, Judge Patrick Eccles QC

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said there was something with Gary Lane's sexual thinking

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but he'd shown no remorse for his crimes.

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A teenager from Aylesbury's appeared in court,

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charged with murdering his own brother.

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Brandon Lavender, who's 18, is accused of fatally stabbing

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Brandon Lavender didn't enter a plea.

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Police have named a man who died when his car was hit by a train

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on a level crossing in the Cotswolds.

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who was 60, was in his landrover with two dogs when the vehicle

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was struck by a train in Frampton Mansell

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The incident's prompted calls from residents about the safety

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Network Rail say the number of deaths at level crossings

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A thief's been caught on camera at a children's

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farm in Oxfordshire - stealing ?3,000 worth of power tools.

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The break-in happened at Fairytale Farm in Chipping Norton,

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in the early hour of Wednesday morning - and was caught on CCTV.

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Angle grinders, drills and other power tools

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The farm was designed with disabled children in mind and relies

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Next tonight - the Oxfordshire parents who were told

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their twin boys only had a 50% chance of survival.

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Charlie and Hayley Lampshire from Kidlington

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say they're relieved their boys overcame

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risky health complications - after sharing one amniotic sac.

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Serena Martin has been to meet the family.

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In the Lampshire household there's two of everything -

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two toy monkeys, two sets of shoes and two identical baby boys.

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But due to a risky pregnancy there was a chance both wouldn't make it.

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We went from shock to utter joy, finding out we were going to have

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two and then finding out we were going to the twins like this, it was

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hard. "Mo Mo" or monoamniotic twins

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are incredibly rare. They share the same amniotic sack

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so there's a high risk of them strangling each other

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with their umbilical cord. There was nothing we could do and if

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anything had gone wrong, we necessarily know until we went for a

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scan. Not knowing was the hardest thing. They are quite tightly packed

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in the same sack. They were always touching. They looked like they were

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cuddled up together. They have always been very close, right from

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the beginning. Rowan and Blake

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defied the odds to be born healthy. And their parents hope their story

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will bring a glimmer They are much happier when they are

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together. Even when lying on their play mat, they search each other out

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and smile at each other. Growing up, we know they are going to be the

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closest they can be. It's just fantastic.

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A new type of prosthetic knee - which doesn't need

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expensive electronics - has been developed in Oxfordshire.

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The Very Good Knee enables amputees to easily walk up

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The developers - who are based at the Culham Science Centre -

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say they're frustrated that the NHS isn't using them -

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Michael lost his leg in a mining accident when he was just 25.

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He's had many prosthetics - but last year he had

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a pin inserted into his thigh bone to attach his new prosthetic leg to.

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He's one of the first people to try the Very Good Knee.

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It's the best I've ever had, it's a total life changer.

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The VGK is the only modern knee joint not

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controlled electronically - it uses a technology

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developed by engineers at the Culham Science Centre -

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"fluidics" which uses the body's own motion.

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The knee joint in itself is free to move that is for the swing phase

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when you walk and swing the leg through but when you put your weight

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down on the leg it stiffens up and give you full support.

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The absence of electronics means the leg is light

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and has a high centre of gravity - particularly useful for amputees

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I don't have to think what the soil is.

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George had his leg amputated in 2015,

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He used to be afraid to leave the house.

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Just the whole confidence of knowing that if I do

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stumble, it automatically goes into stumble recovery mode and I can

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recover myself without ending up on the floor.

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On the other leg, I used to fall over at least once a week.

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George is back riding his motorbike and walking his dogs.

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An independent study in Germany found that the Very Good Knee

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offers equal functionality to the electronic versions -

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Our knee joint should be made available through the NHS

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because they do deliver the function and performance that people need.

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At less than half the price of electronic knees,

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Orthomobility are hoping the NHS will take up its invention,

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enabling more amputees to get back on their feet.

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Schoolchildren in Banbury have been given the chance to get hands-on

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The high tech kit is now a permanent feature at the space studio -

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It was officially launched by the town's MP, Victoria Prentis.

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Jeremy Stern has been finding out more.

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This is a VR headset and it's connected to this computer

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From a classroom to a make-believe castle.

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Just about anything's possible with virtual reality.

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The barbarian hoardes, or the Vikings, are coming

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to get me and I have to defend the castle and shoot them with my

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There's now a virtual reality room

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at the Space Studio Academy, in Banbury.

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The pupils don't just play the games they create them.

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It's definitely like a more futuristic approach to life.

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Something that I wouldn't consider backing my secondary school but now

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I'm doing it, it's something I know that I really enjoy.

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Which will be, like, all the supports, all the stairs, even

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the floors, even the mesh on the floors.

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Until you actually start doing it, you learn so much and it's

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Today the local MP officially launched the suite.

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Like everyone else, Victoria Prentis enjoyed visiting the virtual world,

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but there's more to the experience than having fun.

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I've just been talking to the head about how they

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can use it for history, how they can use it for drama, how they can use

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it for all sorts of scientific exploration and it's also great that

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the children in the space studio who are into this sort of

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development and programming can use their skills to help

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Critics of virtual reality say it's a gimmick,

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Staff at the academy say their new suite is here to stay.

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A company in west Oxfordshire has successfully re-produced bones

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from one of the biggest marine reptiles of the Jurassic era,

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Half of the 1.7 metre skull of a plaieosaur was printed

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The company, based in Eynsham, used a CT scanner to map

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the complex skull fragments, discovered in Wiltshire.

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The 3D printers have produced hundreds of replica artefacts

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for places like the British Museum and the Ashmolean museum in Oxford.

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Police in Bicester have released a warning to motorists -

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after this driver managed to end up in a stream at Bicester village.

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Using the hashtag "soggy feet" on their Twitter page,

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the roads policing unit pointed out "When parking, please pay attention

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Sally Taylor is next with the rest of today's stories.

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I think it is mad but brilliant. There is no outside so it is a

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really great thing to do. Really admirable.

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16 years since it first opened to the public,

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Southampton's main West Quay shopping centre is now complete.

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Restaurants, a cinema and a bowling alley have been added

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It cost ?85 million and is being heralded

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as an example of the strength of the city's economic revival.

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But is it the type of growth the city needs?

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Here's our business correspondent, Alastair Fee.

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For years, Southampton was on catch up, a trend to it, shop and be

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entertained began long ago but now, West Quay, you can do all. We appeal

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right along the south coast. We can now compete with anything, whether

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it be shopping or leisure in the catchment. To complement the

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shopping centre, visitors have more than 20 new places to eat, is an

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complete the package. This will undoubtedly improve Southampton's

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retail and leisure appeal. That is good for quality-of-life and

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consumers spending but critics question whether this will bring

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sustainable long-term economic growth. If you just rely on retail,

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then you are not heading down a road of long-term sustained high value

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growth because that's not what retailers about. It is a perfectly

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respectable industry sector but not the sort of thing that we could be

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doing and other cities in the south are doing. The City Council has

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seven large development projects worth ?3 billion of investment

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opportunities. It says Harper that has been achieved already. A report

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on urban economic well-being by business advice is ranked

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Southampton third in England because growth. But another report ranked

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Southampton is the low-wage, low welfare city and on several other

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economic measures lags behind Portsmouth. We're trying to make the

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most of what we have got and trying to make Southampton a place where

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people want to come and visit and do business in, so people will post the

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company in a place for the employers want to live and spent time in. The

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fan that it was aimed at drawing in the crowds who would've travelled

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along the coast of the same experience. The city will need to

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look beyond is consumer spending if it is the really light up its

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long-term future. Imagine putting up with white

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noise all day, every day. That's what life is like for one

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in ten adults who endures tinnitus. Campaign groups who represent

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sufferers say many get a raw deal from their GPs,

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who often know little about it. Joe Campbell has met one teenager

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who is facing up to it. You mentioned you were

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having a ringing sound... Dean Fisher first began to be

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troubled by a constant ringing If you see an action film, an

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explosion or bomb just goes off, and then, the camera focuses on one

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person and they cannot see a thing or they cannot hear anything apart

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from ringing. That is what I feel like. All I can hear is just this

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whining in my ears. Tinnitus is not a condition

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in itself but a symptom resulting from a range of things,

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from ear infections through stress If you have hearing loss, your brain

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tries to fill in the gaps. The brain has to turn up again and becomes

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much more sensitive. It is very common that you would hear something

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that is a in the year went inner is struggling to hear. This is a

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waterfall, a waterfall, a bit more like white noise.

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Experts here at the Royal Berkshire can help with a range of therapies,

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from relaxation to devices that help mask the noise.

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But groups representing sufferers say that many feel let down

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by their first point of contact with the Health Service.

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They say GPs are often dismissive while unsympathetic.

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Awareness amongst GPs about tinnitus can be quite low.

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They may not know what to do when people reporting the test.

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They might not take it seriously and people are not often, therefore,

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But the need for proper medical help remains vital.

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You have been on the golf course today? I have, I met very talented

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juniors. We will start with football, though.

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The Reading boss, Jaap Stam, has picked up the Championship Manager

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Stam says it's a team effort although it is good to be recognised

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Reading managed four wins in January, two

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at home and two away, including their match

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against Bristol City, where they came from two down

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in the first half to clinch a 3-2 victory.

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A run of three wins at the end of the month helped catapult

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It was nice to win something on a personal note as well but I have not

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done by myself. I have got great staff with me who have helped me out

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and I've done a lot of work to make the team better, to get results. It

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is good I get a trophy but it is not only for me but for my team members.

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Well, Reading are now four games unbeaten as they head

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into their match tomorrow against ninth-placed Barnsley,

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who are the visitors at the Madjeski Stadium.

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Things are tight at the top of the play-off places so the Royals

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will be looking to consolidate that third place.

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Meanwhile, Brighton, currently second and just a point

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behind leaders Newcastle, are also at home and in with a good

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chance of grabbing points as they host struggling

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In the Premier League, a long trip north for Southampton.

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It's their last game before the League Cup final

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Saints have only managed one league win in 2017.

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They face a bottom-placed Sunderland, fighting

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Bournemouth play Man City on Monday night.

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In League 1, Swindon are the visitors at Bury

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while Oxford and the MK Dons go head-to-head.

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And in League 2, Portsmouth host Accrington Stanley.

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For many youngsters, next week is half term and junior

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golfers from Romsey Golf Club will be spending it

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But there'll be no relaxing because they're out to win

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They're one of three teams representing England

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in the Home Nations Final, which is being held

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I caught up with them this afternoon.

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Like a tea shop, Ramsey golf club's Junior team is flying high and

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tomorrow the flying off Portugal. You cannot get much higher than

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that. England is the next level. Top of the top. The England call-up came

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after months of tough competition, qualifying from the local league,

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winning regional finals at the top three place in the national finals.

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We came up against very good teams who pushed us as us as far as they

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could. We have managed to do it so it feels so much better than winning

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a few easy games. Like a hole in one, it is left them feeling on top

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of the world. It is pretty much a dream country. I have just wanted to

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represent England my whole life. It means everything. We have worked

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really hard as a team and it is my biggest achievement so I am very

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proud. And they are definitely in it to win it. At the end of the day, we

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have got to remember we are still trying to win, we're going there for

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a reason, so just want to win, but... Like a bunker shot, they know

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it will not be easy. They are up against the best from elsewhere in

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England, Scotland and Wales. We will just have to see how it goes. The

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young players aged 16 to 18 and with experience in the game ranging from

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two to 12 years now the pressure will be on but I hope the tight-knit

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team spirit will get them through. We have done very well and to go out

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there and beat the other teams would be such an achievement for such a

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small club like us. And beat the other teams would be such an

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achievement for such a small club like us. Unlike that perfect tricky

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putt, they are hoping to nail it. -- and the like.

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The Vendee Globe sailing hero Alex Thomson returns

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Celebrations are planned to welcome the ocean racer home

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after his second place finish in the race known as the world's

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Alex Thomson on board his racing yacht completed a single-handed

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non-stop circumnavigation of the globe in 74 days,

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Tomorrow, you'll be able to see Alex in person and this

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At 10:15am, a parade of sail or flotilla will start out

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at Spitbank Fort in the Solent, heading into Portsmouth Harbour.

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You'll be able to view it from waterfront locations

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in and around Portsmouth and Gosport - so Southsea's round

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tower, Gunwharf Quays, the Gosport waterfront.

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At 11am, Alex will bring his boat, Hugo Boss, alongside

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You'll be able to see all of this from Falklands Gardens in Gosport,

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where a civic reception will be held at 11:20am.

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After the formalities are over, Alex will be meeting members

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The weather forecast in a moment but you'll already know it's not

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the sort of night to be out in the open unless you have to be.

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So respect is due to Andrew Fisher, who is spending ten nights in a tent

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in woods near Farnham to raise money for charity.

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It's not just the cold he has to contend with because Andrew

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is also continuing to hold down his day job as the head teacher

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So it's a quick wash in a bucket before heading off

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Let's join our reporter, Chrissy Sturt.

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I know you envy me, really. This very cold, very dark wood in Surrey.

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Why would you want to sleep in that tent at this time of year? Let's

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meet the man doing just that, the head of French heights. This is all

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do with raising money for a school in Malawi you are closely linked to?

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I am trying to raise enough money as I can for our partner school and

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inspire my own students to question the quality-of-life they take for

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granted. You hope this code to achieve? We look to buy desks,

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stationery, textbooks, contribute to building a house for the headteacher

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and give them support and friendship as well as teacher training and

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other equipment. Let's polls there in here from two of your students

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about what they make of this challenge. I think it is such a good

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idea because it is such an active way of helping raise money for them,

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it will make such a big difference. Amazing. I think it is mad but

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brilliant. It is snowing outside so it is really brave thing do. What is

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your life actually life they debate the moment? I have tried to strip it

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back to reflect the life of the phone teachers I consider friends in

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Malawi. I am carrying my food and water in, cooking over an open fire

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and live as basic life as I can as well as continuing to work

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effectively is a headteacher. It has been pretty gruelling, it has been

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bitterly cold. Monday night, when it rained for four hours, was very

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difficult, looks like it will snow tonight, but the point of a

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challenge is that it is hard and that has inspired my students to

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think carefully about the things we take for granted. And what have you

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learned from this? It is easy to get tired, cooking over a fire takes a

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long time, and there is still peace and quiet that you can find in the

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world, even on a cold winter's night. We wish you well with your

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challenge. The weather forecast is up next, spare a thought for Andrew

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when you listen to that forecast and those temperatures.

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Give him an extra blanket, give them your cold! We have had some snow

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today in some places. Red Watch at Rushmoor Fire Station

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took this video of the light snow You may think it's chilly

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here in the south but, because of the colder temperatures,

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along the east coast of the UK and in Europe, Dorset has seen

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some unusual visitors. Waxwings were spotted in a car

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park off Ringwood Road in Poole by Ian Ballam,

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and it's caused excitement Through the course of the night, we

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are expecting a good deal of cloud, very cold indeed, and maybe some

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snow showers. It may give a dusting of snow in places first thing

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tomorrow morning. Where we do have clearing skies, the chance of frost

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in the countryside. A cold night with temperatures falling to

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freezing but down to minus one Celsius in the countryside. Quite a

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lot of cloud about tomorrow, very similar to the day, we will have

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that cold north-easterly wind, and the continuing snow flurries joined

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the cause of the day. Dry through the afternoon but the showers may

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well fall as rain rather than snow. Temperatures reach a high of 3-4 C.

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To the cause of the afternoon, we will hold onto that cloud cover and

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that bitterly cold wind. Tomorrow evening, the temperatures will fall

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away in the risk of snow showers. Temperatures will fall away the one

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or two Celsius in towns and cities and down to freezing in the

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countryside. The potential for snow showers first thing on Sunday

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morning but an improving picture in terms of the snow showers. But we

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still hold onto that cloud cover and back road east to north-easterly

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wind. With the cloud, it will feel bitterly cold. Sunday, temperatures

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will reach a high of five or six Celsius but feel more like two or

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three Celsius without wind chill. It stays cold in the next week. But we

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will start to see milder temperatures arrive into the middle

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part of next week. A good deal of cloud over this weekend, limited

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brightness, and a strengthening wind on Sunday, that wind will be very

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raw indeed. But the sunshine makes a return on Monday and Tuesday into

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next week, now in the way of dry conditions and less in the wake of

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showers, so fairly settled with high pressure not far away. Chilling,

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very chilling. Whatever you are doing this weekend, have a great

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one. We will be back on Monday. Enjoy yourselves.

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