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The government chief whip quits after weeks of controversy over his

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row with police officers. Andrew Mitchell was accused of calling

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officers plebs when they refused to let him cycle through the Downing

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Street Gates. He denied that but said in his resignation letter it

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was not fair to put colleagues and family through such damaging

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publicity. The Police Federation welcome his departure. We are

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pleased that he has taken the right decision. He has not come out with

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a full explanation of what his version of events are. We will be

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assessing how damaging the whole affair has been to the government

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and the Prime Minister. Also tonight: A man who confessed to two

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murders is jailed for one that cannot be prosecuted for the other

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because the police failed to follow correct procedure. Christopher

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Halliwell has been jailed for killing Sian O'Callaghan but the

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case against him for the murder of Becky Godden has been dropped, to

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the anguish of her mother. Sian's family have today had the justice

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for the murder of their beautiful daughter. However, our family's

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fight for justice, for Becky, has only just begun.

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A a huge car bomb explodes in a week. -- a huge car bomb exploded

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in Beirut. The inquiry into Jimmy Savile widens to a criminal

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investigation into allegations of child abuse by people still living.

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John Terry's future is still Good evening. The government chief

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whip Andrew Mitchell has resigned after weeks of criticism and

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speculation about his row with police officers in Downing Street.

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The officers allege that Mr Mitchell had abused them and called

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them Peps after they refused to allow him to cycle out of the main

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gate of Downing Street -- plebs. Mr Mitchell denied that.

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Are the armed police, the Ahmed Gate's stand at the end of Downing

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Street to protect ministers of the Crown -- the armed Gates. The Chief

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Whip has lost his job thanks to what happened here a month ago.

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Andrew Mitchell, the man appointed by David Cameron took instil

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discipline amongst MPs showed very little of it himself. He shouted at

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a police officer who did not allow him to cycle through the main gate

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as he normally did. In a letter to the Prime Minister, Andrew Mitchell

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wrote of his enormous regret, saying over the last two days it

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has become clear to me that whatever the rights and wrongs of

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the matter, I will not be able to fulfil my duties as we both would

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wish. He goes on to respond to what he

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was alleged to have set according to an official report leaked to the

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When the Prime Minister returned home from the EU summit in Brussels,

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he found Andrew Mitchell waiting for him at Chequers, his official

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country retreat. Andrew Mitchell has decided that this point to

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resign. He is a man of honour and he recognises that other people

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were damaged, the government was damaged as a result and he felt the

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right thing to do was to remove himself from the picture.

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perhaps his fate was sealed two weeks ago, when looking ashen-faced

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and having lost a stone in weight, he was at Prime Minister's

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Questions. If a member of the public appears to police officer

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they would be placed in a police van. What the chief whip said and

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did was wrong and that is why it is important that he apologised and

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apologised probably. Whether apologising in public or in private,

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Andrew Mitchell refused to spell out what he had actually said.

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have apologised to the police officer involved on the gate and he

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has accepted my apology and I hope we can draw a line under there.

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the Police Federation, in effect to the police officers' Union never

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accepted that apology. He still has not come out with a full

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explanation of what his version of events are according to the report.

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It is quite right that he has gone. The new government chief whip is

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another keen cyclist, but the famously courteous Sir George Young

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is more likely to say please and thank you than his abrasive

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predecessor. By first refusing to resign, and then doing so after

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receiving his boss's full backing, Andrew Mitchell has damaged not

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just himself, but David Cameron, and all because he lost his temper

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with a police officer whose job it is to protect the home of the Prime

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Minister. Nick Robinson is that Downing

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Street now. The fact that Andrew Mitchell has chosen to resign now,

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why this time in? I spoke to Andrew Mitchell when he was still at

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Chequers, having told the Prime Minister that he had to go. The man

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I have always known as a fighter, a former soldier, the guy who loves

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political scrapping, the fight had gone out of him. He had fallen

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victim to the Labour Party who portrayed him as all that was wrong

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with this government, a man who symbolised that there was won well

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at the top and another one for everyone else. He was victim as

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well to the Police Federation, who are fighting this government over

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kerbs to their pay, cuts to their numbers and reforms to their

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pensions and working conditions. They were also determined not to

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give up until he went. And in the end, he fell victim to his own past

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behaviour. There were too few ministers, too few Conservatives

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willing to come up and say, I cannot imagine he would say

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anything like that. The tough guy paid in the end for being too tough.

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The problem for David Cameron is Andrew Mitchell, like all resigned

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ministers, will also be forgotten. What will not be forgotten is the

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Prime Minister tried to defend him and lost him. Once again, this will

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be added to the tally of those things described by Tory MPs and

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increasingly the Tory press, as examples of incompetence. Thank you.

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A taxi driver who admitted murdering two women has been jailed

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for life, but for only one of the killings. Christopher Hanrahan --

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Christopher Halliwell confessed to the murder of Sian O'Callaghan. He

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also confessed to the murder of Becky Godden but that case had to

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be abandoned because police failed to follow correct procedures.

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Taxi driver Christopher Halliwell. He confessed to a policeman that he

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killed both of these young women. But because of the way officers

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handled the case, only the family of Sian O'Callaghan has justice.

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She disappeared in March last year, after leaving a nightclub in

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Swindon. She got into Christopher Halliwell's cab. He sexually

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assaulted her and stabbed her in the head. Today he pleaded guilty

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to that murder. Christopher Halliwell has, by his genius

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actions, taken my vibrant young daughter's life and caused

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unimaginable distress -- his penis actions. However, just as has been

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His heinous actions.And an actress It all came down to when

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Christopher Halliwell was arrested in a supermarket and his cab was

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towed away. Whenever officers make an arrest, they are meant to follow

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strict national guidelines, take a suspect to a police station and

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speak to a lawyer but that did not happen. Instead, they drove

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Halliwell into the countryside for nearly four hours, hoping they

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would keep him talking and Torquay did. Taking them, not only to

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Sian's body but also the body of her Becky Godden who disappeared

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eight years earlier. Because police broke the rules of arrest, none of

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that was admissible in a court of law. In the case of Sian there was

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enough forensic evidence to press ahead but in Becky's case there was

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nothing else so that case has been dropped. Sian's family have today

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had the justice for the murder of their beautiful daughter. However,

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our family's fight for justice, for Becky, has only just begun. Of his

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in Sydney, come to Swindon, commit a murder and you will get away with

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it. -- it seems to me, come to Swindon, commit a murder and you

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will get a way that. I will never put my trust in the police again.

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The detective who led the case has been suspended. He has always

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denied taking Halwell to the police station that day because it might

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have stopped him talking. The case has been investigated by the

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Independent Police Complaints Commission.

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One person has been killed and 12 others, many of them children have

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been injured in a series of hit and run accident in Cardiff. Police

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arrested a 31-year-old man tonight. Tonight, the police investigation

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uncovers the length and breadth of this city as officers tried to map

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out the route taken by a lone van driver. One woman has lost her life.

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We understand she has been named locally as Karina Menzies. There

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are another dozen people, seven of them children who are seriously ill.

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As forensic teams continue to gather evidence, tonight, Cardiff

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has become a city of crime scenes, with people struggling to

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comprehend what they have seen. Police finally tracked the driver

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of this than to a pub to the south of the city. His victims had

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seemingly been chosen at random. As a result of the incident that

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has occurred, a 32-year-old female has lost her life. Our thoughts are

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with her family and our family liaison officers are with the

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family at the moment. They are first victims were hit

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just as the school day came to an end. The driver left children and

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adults lying in the street. Bystanders watched as a helicopter

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flew in to try and move the injured to hospital. There were police,

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ambulance, fire engines, crowds of people around the little girl. She

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only looked about seven. It looked as if they were just coming back

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from the shop. He just hit them. the injured started to arrive,

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Cardiff's largest accident and emergency unit was closed to all

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other patients. One woman was known to be dragged underneath a van.

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Others are known to be seriously ill. Detectives are trying to

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workout what could have triggered such a trail of destruction.

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Government borrowing fell last month to �12.8 billion, compared

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with 13.5 billion last year. It is the lowest September borrowing

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figure since 2008. Despite the improvement, it is unlikely the

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government will meet the target of wiping out the deficit by 2015. A

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European Union leaders have taken another step towards forming a

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banking union in the eurozone. A legislative framework is to be in

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place by 1st January. There is concern this will lead to the UK

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being outvoted on the EU banking decisions.

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Etude car bomb has exploded in Lebanon's capital, Beirut.

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Opposition leaders have accused the Syrian government of being behind

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the murder of General Wissam Al- Hassan. It is feared that the

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conflict in neighbouring Syria is destabilising Lebanon. The bomb

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went off at rush hour in Sassine The bomb went off in the mainly

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Christian district of the city and local TV stations were soon

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broadcasting images of burned cars, damaged buildings and dozens of

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wounded people. Eight people were killed, and as many as 100 were

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injured. But the main target was Lebanon's chief security official.

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He had recently implicated Syria and its Lebanese ally, Hezbollah,

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in the killing of a former Prime Minister, Rafiq Hariri. He was a

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fierce critic of the Assad regime in neighbouring Syria, and his

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death will not only throw Lebanese politics into turmoil, but will

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create shockwaves in the entire region. After a long period of

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relative calm, this is the first big bomb attack in the Lebanese

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capital in four years, but many had feared something like this would

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happen sooner or later and that Lebanon would be inevitably dragged

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into the conflict in neighbouring Syria. Some Lebanese political

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leaders have already accused the Assad regime in Syria of being

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behind the attack. Coming up:

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A year after the death of Colonel Gaddafi we investigate who's filled

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The inquiry into the late BBC presenter Jimmy Savile has now

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widened into a criminal investigation into allegations of

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child abuse by other individuals still living. Scotland Yard says it

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has so far identified 200 potential victims. Today, the children's

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charity the NSPCC said it was possible that Jimmy Savile was one

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of the most prolific sex offenders the charity had ever come across.

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Nick Higham reports. Police investigating Jimmy Savile

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say that they are dealing with allegations of abuse on an

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unprecedented scale. Their inquiries have now developed into a

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formal criminal investigation. That means not just Jimmy Savile, but

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people still living are now under scrutiny. In the past fortnight,

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police have assessed over 400 lines of inquiry and over 200 potential

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victims have been identified, most complaining of abuse by other

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people. Scotland Yard says the operation has empowered a

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staggering number of victims to come forward, and many are only now

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feel confident enough to speak out. The NSPCC says that Jimmy Savile

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may have had accomplices. He is one of the most prolific sex offenders

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that we have actually come across in our service. You can either do

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that on your own, or you may well have some assistance, so it is not

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surprising on our part that the police are now investigating other

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individuals. Jimmy Savile's activities to come to locations

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across the country where he was trusted and, in many cases, given

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his own room more special status. They included the BBC, an approved

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school in Staines, Leeds General Infirmary, Stoke Mandeville

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Hospital, and the Broadmoor secure psychiatric hospital. Police have

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also looked into allegations that he abused inmates at a children's

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home in Jersey. He also owned at least seven properties of his own,

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plus a motor home, and abused victims in many places and over

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many years. Yet no one spotted the pattern of behaviour. He worked in

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hospitals, he worked with children constantly. He created these

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programmes where he could get close to children. When I think of him, I

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think of a perfect pattern of behaviour that would take all the

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boxers, really, to highlight the behaviour of a sex offender.

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BBC confirmed today that a Panorama investigation into Jimmy Savile's

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activities will be transmitted on Monday, possibly as an hour-long

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special. It has also been given the go-ahead by police to stop an

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internal inquiry, headed by a former judge, Dame Janet Smith,

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into Jimmy Savile's conduct and the custom and practice as at the BBC

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at the time. The day after the Panorama programme, the Director-

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General will give evidence to MPs, in a scandal that just keeps

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growing. The energy regulator, Ofgem, has

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announced measures to simplify gas and electricity bills. They include

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having one unit charge for gas and electricity, reducing the number of

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available tariffs, and making energy firms tell you what their

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cheapest tariffs is on your bill. It comes after David Cameron

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appeared to go even further earlier this week, saying the Government

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would compel energy firms to offer customers their lowest tariffs.

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Tomorrow it will be exactly a year since Colonel Gaddafi was captured

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and killed by Libyan revolutionaries. Libya had

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democratic elections this summer, but it's still struggling to

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overcome its past, with evidence that torture is still being used by

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Gaddafi supporters. Our Middle East editor reports from Libya, and you

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may find some images in his report distressing.

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Omran Shaaban captured the dictator. His parents are proud and they miss

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him, because he is dead now, too. A year ago their son, here in the

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brown leather jacket, was the one who found Colonel Gaddafi hiding in

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a drainage pipe. As a revolutionary hero, he posed with the gun that he

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took from Gaddafi. His parents still have it at their house in

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Misrata, but their son died last month after being captured and

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tortured by men still loyal to their dead leader. At the same time,

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this man was tortured for about 60 days, he says, by Gaddafi's people,

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hung upside down, whipped, burned and given electric shocks. He says

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female nurses cut his ankles with scalpels and said it was the flesh

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of Misrata's rats. Both tortured men were held in the old regime's

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last refuge, Bani Walid, near Misrata. This week, it has been

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attacked by fighters loyal to the new order. During the civil war

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last year, Bani Walid helped to prosecute the siege of Misrata. Its

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defenders never cracked, and now Misurata feels like a city state.

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Tripoli Street was the centre of Misrata's war. Steadily, it is

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being rebuilt. Their victory Museum is here, but winning the peace,

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unravelling Gaddafi's legacy, is taking time. Someone here told me

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that when Gaddafi was killed, Libya was like a bottle of cola that had

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been shaken for 42 years. When the top came off, everything overflowed.

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Certainly a lot of old grievances are still coming out. There have

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been armed clashes and people have been killed, but the civil war has

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not restarted. It could have been much worse. Back in Tripoli,

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Colonel Gaddafi's bold leadership compound is being used as a rubbish

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dump. The power vacuum he left has been filled not by politicians,

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even though they have been democratically elected, but by

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tribes and armed men. These guards the new parliament as it struggles

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to former -- a functioning government. But there are dozens of

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militia, with their own agendas. TRANSLATION: I do not believe the

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situation will deteriorate. If it did, Libya could always go back to

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tribal rule, which solves problems easily. If Libya's Democrats cannot

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start to govern soon, the divisions in this country might have on them.

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The traffic flows in Tripoli, and so does hope, but time is not

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elastic. A new search has begun on the Greek

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island of Kos for Ben Needham, the British toddler who went missing

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from his family's farmhouse over two decades ago. Police are

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focusing on a pile of rubble at a building site close to where he was

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last seen. Danny Savage is in Kos and has sent this report.

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Blue and white British police take cordons off a field on a Greek

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hillside. This may mark the spot where the body of a British toddler

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lies. Ben Needham vanished here in 1991, but was he abducted, or the

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victim of a tragic accident? Sniffer dogs have been driven here

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all the way from the UK to follow up long-running concerns that he

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was buried under soil and rubble being moved during building work at

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the time. We have access to better equipment, better facilities,

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better-trained staff. We are in a position where we can do a far more

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in-depth research today than what was available back in 1991. This is

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the spot where Ben Needham was last seen alive 21 years ago. For the

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first time in two decades, police have come to search the area in

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detail. He was with his grandparents, who were living on

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Kos. He was playing alone when, at 2:30pm, he went quiet and was never

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seen again. His mum was waitressing in a local restaurant. She was told

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by her mother later that night that he was missing. His grandfather was

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renovating the house he disappeared from, and this is where today's

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search is focused, even though the area was examined at the time. His

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mother was just 19 when her little boy vanished and ever since then

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she has been convinced he is still alive somewhere. He will come back.

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And I will watch him grow up for the rest of his life. That's the

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only thing I can do, keep waiting. This is an artist's impression of

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what Ben Needham could have looked like now. If this week's search

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finds his body, it will shatter the hopes of him still being out there

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somewhere. If it does not, everyone will still be baffled about what

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happened here. She's the star of a low budget film

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about the effects of a Hurricane Katrina-style storm. Quavenjanay

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Wallis was aged just five when she auditioned for the part in Beasts

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Of The Southern Wild. Now, at the ripe old age of nine, she's tipped

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to become the youngest actress ever to be nominated for an Oscar. Lizo

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Mzimba has been to meet her. day, the storm will come...

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Quvenzhane Wallis plays Hushpuppy, who has to care for herself and her

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father when their home is hit by natural disaster. It has been

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gathering rave reviews, with many predicting Oscar recognition for

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the nine-year-old. Do you think it might happen? I don't think. But if

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it happens, it happens. Lots of people have been talking such a lot

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about this film and about you. How does that feel? Kind of good. And

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it's fun to have that attention, but not too much, because I don't

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want to get, like, too excited, because I don't like getting too

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excited. What about being famous? don't like that either. She might

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not have a choice if she goes on to become the youngest person ever to

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win a competitive Oscar. She would be one year younger than Tatum

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O'Neal, who was 10 when she won Best Supporting actress for Paper

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Moon. But she would not beat Shirley Temple, who won her an

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honorary Oscar when she was just six. Quvenzhane Wallis was just

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five when she auditioned. Even at that age, the director says her

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talent stood out. We looked at 4000 kids and we had never seen anything

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like that from any kid at any age, never mind five years old. She

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could barely read the script, but she could perform it. Since then,

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the movie has surpassed expectations, and many believe the

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