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New fears of a double-dip recession, as American job figures are worse

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than expected. The markets around the world take fright, as for the

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first time since 1945, the US fails to create a single job. Kick it is

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very bad news for President Obama. It administrate -- indicates that

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attempts to turn the economy around have failed. The US economy has

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stalled and maybe in a recession already. We will be looking at what

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more, if anything, President Obama can do to kick-start the US economy.

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Also tonight: Libya's new leader's call for the

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guns to come off the streets of Tripoli and set out a new

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democratic framework. Charges are dropped against the

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nurse accused of contaminating saline drips, but police say they

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are now investigating up to 40 unexplained deaths at Stepping Hill

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Hospital. A diplomatic row after the UN

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condemns Israel's excessive use of force in a raid on an aid flotilla

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to Gaza. I will be due most despised woman in the world.

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The press can't get enough of Madonna, even if the critics are

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less enthusiastic about her new film. Once you become a public

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figure or a celebrity, it is hard for people to give you more than

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one dimension to live in. And heads you win - two goals for

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Wayne Rooney as England beat Bulgaria.

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In Sportsday, we will have news of Britain's Andy Murray as he plays

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the second round match of the US Good evening. Fears of a double-dip

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recession have increased after the worst US job figures for a year,

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causing share prices to tumble on Wall Street and stock markets

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around the world. The unemployment rate in America stands at just over

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9%, with 14 million people out of work. Last month, zero new net jobs

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were created, the first time that has happened since 1945. It's bad

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news for President Obama, who is already under pressure over his

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handling of the economy. Obama is the first president since

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the Second World War to witness a month where overall, no new jobs

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were created. No President since then has ever been re-elected with

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unemployment so high. 14 million Americans are now looking for work.

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In August, private companies did create 70,000 new jobs, but that

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was wiped out by the public sector getting rid of exactly the same

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number of people. On Wall Street, the Dow Jones fell 253 points. The

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fact of zero jobs in August may be a statistical freak, but it is also

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a symbol of an economy that feels stalled. Something America is

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teetering on the edge of another recession. It is bad news for

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President Obama and indicates that the administration's attempts to

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turn the economy around have failed. The US economy is stalling and may

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be in a recession already. By an employment was about 10% in 2009.

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Since then, it has come down. But the rate has hovered around 9% all

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of this year and the White House predicts that it will stay that

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high next year as well. The president and his daughter Sasha

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are off on a holiday weekend. On Monday, it is Labour Day. He turned

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his back on the camera today, but next week, he has a big speech to

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the whole Congress. He will unveil a new plan to create jobs. But

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Republicans, who control the House, are likely to kill it. If they do

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not support his plan, the president has made clear that he will go out

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to the public and take the message to them directly. Jobs centres are

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filled with people looking for work, but there are not enough vacancies.

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The left say now is the moment for the president to do something

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really radical. He is under a lot of pressure. By calling a joint

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session of Congress, that is unusual. He is saying, I have

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something big. So if he does not have something that Sam's big and

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plausible, he will walk away with egg on his face. The president is

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in charge. He gets the blame. So the purpose of his big speech is as

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much political as economic. Ahead of next year's election, he has

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tried to pin the Republicans in Congress as those who really

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blocked America's recovery. Mark is in Washington.

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How much is the US economy in danger of taking President Obama

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down with it? He does seem to be suffering the most. The polls are

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down to 40%. The job approval rating is 40% for President Obama

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and it has been like that for the last three weeks. A lot of people

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do still accept the argument that this was not his mess. He did not

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create it. It has been a struggle try to put it right. That is what

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he constantly says. But the longer people feel in pain about the

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economy, the more they will say it is not his fault for creating it,

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but it will be his fault for not putting it right. So it will be

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interesting to see if he comes up with some concrete new plans next

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week. Most people think if there is not something eye-catching he can

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do, there may just be smaller measures which may not do the trick.

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So his fate is tied to that of the economy.

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Rebels in Libya are claiming that a number of Colonel Gaddafi's sons,

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including his former heir apparent Saif al-Islam, are hiding out in

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the town of Bani Walid, south-east of the capital Tripoli. Tonight

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talks are being held with commanders loyal to the Gaddafi

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regime about a ceasefire there. This is where the weight of the New

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rabble Government starts to run out. There are no wild celebrations here.

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It is a ghost town and maybe in rebel hands, but there are a few

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who remain loyal to Colonel Gaddafi here. It is unwise to explore too

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far off the main road, where some neighbourhoods still fly the green

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flag. There is a green flag on top of that building. As we were

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driving past, a group of men shouted at us. When we went back,

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one of them threw a rock and a car. The atmosphere in the town is very

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tense. When Tripoli fell, some of the Gaddafi family fled this way.

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One son is thought to have been killed here. Two others are

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believed to be in hiding in the nearby town of Bani Walid. Who do

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you think is in Bani Walid of the Gaddafi family? Saif al-Islam.

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his brother Mutassim, you think they are both in Bani Walid? How

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sure are you? TRANSLATION: 90% sure.

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We left the rebel frontline behind and drove on towards Bani Walid.

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For now, this is effectively no man's land. We found a steady

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stream of families leaving the town. They have been ordered to get out

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in case there is an attack. Hello, BBC. I wanted to find out what the

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situation is in Bani Walid? Too afraid to appear on camera, few

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even dared to mention Saif al- Islam's name. But some told us the

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Gaddafi family left the area two days ago, that people were being

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armed and troops and mercenaries were preparing for battle. Yet most

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hope a fight can be avoided. The town of Bani Walid is about 40

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miles in that direction, but it is unsafe to go further down this road

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because much of it is still in the hands of the old regime. The rebel

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military do not plan to head that way soon, because they have agreed

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to stand to one side and allowed the people of Bani Walid to talk to

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Colonel Gaddafi's military. The hope is that they can bring a

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peaceful end into one of the last stand offs of this revolution. But

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the Libyan desert is a vast, wild country, with many ways to escape

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and places to hide. If the Gaddafi family have been here, finding them

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will be hard. Libya's National Transitional

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Council claims that most of the country is now secure and safe, and

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it's just a matter of time before Colonel Gaddafi is caught or killed.

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Libya's new leaders have set out a timetable for democratic change in

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the country, saying elections could take place by 2013. They have also

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called for the guns to be taken off the streets of Tripoli and for any

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rebels who are not from the capital to return home. Our Middle East

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editor Jeremy Bowen is in Tripoli, and has been speaking to senior

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members of the new government. A lot of a further and a lot of

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Tripoli is in its revolutionary honeymoon, even though Colonel

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Gaddafi is at large and parts of the country are controlled by his

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men. For those caught up in it, everything seems possible. We will

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have to educate people about democracy. We have to let them know

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their rights, so nobody else can come back and take their rights

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from them. Never again. Young fighters are still control the

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streets, filling the power vacuum left by Colonel Gaddafi. They

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believe they delivered the people's revolution, and the fact that the

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prototype civilian government has not even arrived in Tripoli does

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not bother them. Ali is the national transitional council's

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senior minister here, trying delicately to persuade the men with

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guns that soon, they should go home. We are not too concerned about guns

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right now. We need the guns to hunt this killer. But my concern is that

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when we talk about democracy and civil society and peaceful

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discourse, you do not do that with anti-aircraft guns. His colleagues

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might arrive in time to get blamed for the grind of daily life, days

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in a colossal petrol queues are just part of it. And they will have

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to compete for popularity with the war heroes. The commander whose men

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captured Gaddafi's compound was once arrested, and he says tortured

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by the CIA. He is Abdul, in the '90s a leader of the Libyan Islamic

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fighting group. He denies America's allegation that it was a terrorist

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organisation with links to Al-Qaeda. He says he just wanted to overthrow

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the regime. He says they have a good idea where Colonel Gaddafi is,

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that he will get a fair trial if he surrenders and that if he will not

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surrender, they will kill him. The huge Gaddafi compound has become a

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place to take the children. It was the nerve centre of the Gaddafi

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regime. Now she can write rude messages in nail varnish. Assuming

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they can kill or capture Colonel Gaddafi, this would become the most

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complete Arab Revolution so far. He created a quirky and unique system

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of government that has already dissolved. That means Libya's new

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leaders have to find a new way to run this country, starting from

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scratch. And they have to take the people with them. If they can do it,

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it will be a huge achievement. The European Union has agreed to

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ban imports of oil from Syria in an effort to increase pressure on the

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government of President Assad. Up to 2000 civilians have been killed

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in the five-month crackdown against pro-democracy demonstrators,

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according to the United Nations. David Cameron today voiced his

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frustration that the Arab League is failing to back tough action in

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Syria as it did for Libya. News Corporation boss James Murdoch

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has announced that he has declined a bonus offered to him by the

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company of �3.7 million. Mr Murdoch said he had made the decision "in

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the light of the current controversy surrounding the News Of

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The World". His father Rupert is still set to receive a bonus of

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nearly �8 million. Charges have been dropped against a

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nurse accused of contaminating saline drip that a hospital in

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Stockport. Rebecca Leighton tonight said she had been "living in hell"

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after being held by police for more than six weeks. Tonight, the police

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said they are investigating up to 40 unexplained deaths at Stepping

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Hill Hospital. Nurse Rebecca Leighton was arrested

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in July, accused of tampering with saline products and endangering the

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lives of patients. Today she was told that she no longer faces the

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charges, and was allowed to walk free from prison. Tonight, her

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parents watched as their solicitor spoke on her behalf. It is so

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frustrating for me, knowing that the person who carried out these

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terrible acts is still out there. My life has been turned upside down.

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All I wanted to do was pursue a professional nursing and care for

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my patients. It is unbelievable that anyone in the medical

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profession would ever put their patients' lives at risk. Police

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started investigating activities at Stepping Hill after becoming aware

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of patients with unexplained low blood sugar levels. It is now

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believed that seven people died and as many as 40 were affected when

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ampoules and bags of saline were contaminated. Tonight, security at

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Stepping Hill remains high, with hospital managers say they will

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continue to work with greater Manchester Police. Detectives have

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said that with such a busy hospital and so many lines of inquiry, they

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are now dealing with one of the most complex and challenging

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Tonight as Rebecca Leighton's parents appealed for privacy, the

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Crown Prosecution Service said she had been charged on the basis that

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enough evidence against I would emerge in time for a successful

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prosecution, but that that had not Coming up: if people walk away

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thinking, wow, Wallis Simpson was Can Madonna's new film rise above

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its rather mediocre reviews? It is millions of pounds over

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budget and several years late, and until a few hours ago, spiralling

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costs meant Edinburgh's new tram network was not even going to run

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into the city centre. After this that his government threatened to

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withhold millions of pounds from the project, councillors reversed

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that decision and the route has finally been agreed.

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This is what it should have been. And 11 mile tramline, easing

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congestion in Scotland's capital city. But a contractual dispute led

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to cost overruns and long delays. The price tag has doubled, the

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route is now two-thirds of the original length. The project has

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lurched from crisis to crisis. The most recent has seen a reversal of

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last week's contentious decision to further shorten the route, to a

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level which was not financially viable. Last Thursday's decision

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did the City's reputation people could not understand why we would

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want to have a tramline that went to when nobody wanted to go, and

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would always run at a loss. trams have juddered from one

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controversy to the next. It was scaled back to the city centre, and

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revised again to terminate at revised again to terminate at

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Haymarket. Costs have soared. The price tag has ballooned. It is now

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estimated at more than �770 million. estimated at more than �770 million.

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By the time the bill is paid off, that will have reached �1 billion.

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Many along the proposed route say that although business is now

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getting better, they have still been left counting the cost. I feel

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very strongly about the tram project being totally mismanaged,

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it has cost me in excess of �100,000 and many people their

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livelihoods. Having had an open chequebook could be disastrous for

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the City. It is like a gambler who has lost his car and is now betting

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his house on the outcome. What of the city's reputation? This whole

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saga has been so sad. It has done a credit for the City whatsoever. It

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could have and should have been handled so much differently. There

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are still many potential problems ahead. Even though the trams are

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not yet operational, the track's, still unused, are already in need

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of repair. There are also no apparent guarantees that the

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overall bill to the City won't rise still further, even if we now know

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where the end of the line will be. A UN human rights group has

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appealed to councillors in Essex to suspend plans to evict 86 families

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from a travellers' camp. The anti- racism committee urged Basildon

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committee -- council to provide culturally or prep -- appropriate

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alternative accommodation, before moving them on.

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Turkey has expelled Israel's ambassador and severed military

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ties with the country in response to a United Nations report which

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says Israel used excessive force when it raided an aid flotilla to

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Gaza last year. Nine Turkish people were killed. Turkey was formally

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Israel's most important Muslim alike and it risks increasing

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Israel's isolation in the region. In the middle of the night, in

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international waters, Israeli commandos abseiled onto the Mavi

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Marmara last May. The ship had been trying to beat the blockade of the

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Gaza Strip. By the end of the raid, nine activists were dead, and

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Israel was being condemned around the world. But it release these

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pictures, saying the special forces only fired when the lights were in

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danger. It said the raid to had not, as turkey insisted, been against

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international law -- lives were endangered. The report found at --

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found that the blockade was legal and a legitimate security measure

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to prevent air -- weapons entering the area by sea. It said the way

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Israeli forces boarded the vessel was excessive and unreasonable. It

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found they face significant, organised resistance which required

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them to use force for their own protection. It said the loss of

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life and injuries were unacceptable, and Israel had provided no

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satisfactory explanation for any of the nine deaths. The Israelis did

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help treat the injured, but the report found other passengers had

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been physically mistreated and intimidated. At the funerals of the

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dead, strong emotions. The report said forensic evidence showed most

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of them had been shot multiple times, including in the back, or at

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close range. Turkey is still demanding a formal apology. Some

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may still not understand the extent of our determination. The measures

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being taken now are the beginning. These include the suspension of

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military co-operation. Turkey and Israel are powerful regional

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players who once conducted military exercises together. Now Israel's

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ambassador has been expelled from what was once his closes Muslim

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ally. The relationships with Turkey did not start deteriorating just

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with this issue. It is part of a larger strategic shift that Turkey

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is making towards the east, towards Islam. Fortunately one of the ways

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of establishing your credentials in the Arab and Muslim world is by

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going against Israel. The UN's report was help -- hopes to help

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mend relations but has deepened the rift between the two countries at a

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time of turmoil across the Middle East.

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Her career in music has been a long and successful one. But Madonna's

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film career has been rather less glittering. Now the material girl's

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second outing as a director has had its premiere at the Venice film

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festival. It tells the story of Wallis Simpson, whose affair with

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Edward VII led to his abdication. Madonna has been talking to our

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arts editor, Will Gompertz, about what he hoped to achieve. The

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report contains - photography. -- flash photography.

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Enter Madonna, performing for the cameras. She is promoting her new

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film. Though this time, she is not the start, but the director. It is

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not usual for this much faster be made about a rookie film director.

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But Madonna is hardly typical of your mid-life career change it. She

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is very famous and gets treated rather differently. What is wrong?

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The subject of celebrity is a central theme running through her

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new film, W.E.. It tells the story of Wallis Simpson's affair with

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Henry VIII. This talk about marriage frightens me and I can't

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see any good coming out of it. considers what the future just just

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a Windsor lost by becoming a public figure -- future Duchess of Windsor.

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I will be the most despised woman in the world. The price of fame is

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an issue close to the director's heart. Once you become a public

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figure, or a celebrity, it is very hard for people to give you more

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than one dimension to live in. You are reduced to a sound bite. It can

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often be frustrating, because you spend most of your time saying,

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that is not me, that is not what I said, that is not what I did. I am

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sure that Wallis Simpson felt the same way. The Wallis Simpson story

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is well known. It featured in the Oscar-winning King's Speech.

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Madonna has added another element, a parallel story of a Wallis

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Simpson obsessed woman from Manhattan who also has a

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complicated love life. To mix two stories and two time friends would

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be a challenge for an experienced director. For a relatively new one,

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it is a huge undertaking. A bloody nightmare. The details of all the

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stories, the world they lived in, the luxury, the objects, I don't

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know what I was thinking when I was writing this script. Have you

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looked at the reviews yet? No. I am afraid to. She is right to be

:23:49.:23:55.

nervous. The reviews ranged from the nice and warm, to pure scorn.

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What is it that you want to bring to the genre? What was missing that

:23:59.:24:04.

you think you can add? Certainly a female point of view. That is a big

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one. Exploring, investigating and expressing the inner life of a

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woman. At the end of the press conference,

:24:15.:24:21.

there was this bizarre scene. Hardened hacks turned into diehard

:24:21.:24:28.

fans, desperate for an autograph. An ironic absurd, given that the

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movie questions the cult of In football, it has been a busy

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night of qualifiers for the European Championships. England

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swept aside Bulgaria in Sofia by our three -- by three goals to nil.

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Wayne Rooney grabbed two goals. Young, and England are trying to do

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exactly what it says on the show. One familiar in blue, youthful in

:24:57.:25:01.

selection. Frank Lampard was dropped -- and familiar. Barry

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Cahill is 25, eight defender by trade. He took this sounds like a

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centre-forward. Nine minutes later, it was a striker's finish. Rooney,

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easy, 2-0 and barely a hair out of place. A lovely move for the next

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goal, Theo Walcott had options, he picked Ashley Young, he could have

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gone for goal but he spotted Rooney. Inch-perfect, 3-0 before half-time.

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There was a reminder of Bulgaria's abilities in the second half, Joe

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Hart was alert in goal, but the game was done. Reports of racist

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chanting ended England's black players heard inside the ground,

:25:38.:25:43.

now or wait a response from UEFA. Huge encouragement in Cardiff as

:25:43.:25:49.

well stick a two call on lead against Montenegro. -- as it Wales

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took a two goal lead. Steve Morison scored the first goal and Gareth

:25:54.:25:58.

Bale set up Aaron Ramsey for the second. It finished 2-1, a first

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win for Wales in the group, timely ahead of their visit to Wembley

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next week. Northern Ireland are usually a match for anyone at home,

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but they help Serbia to a heartbreaking goal, which may well

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