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fans at the local derby between fans at the local derby between

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Birmingham city and Aston Vhlla Please move away and immedi`tely, no

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further warnings will be given. Remembering the night 100 ydars ago

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when her uncle fought in thd skies. A quick burst of fire ignitdd the

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gas in the Zeppelin and it burst into flames.

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He never spoke about it. He just said, I was in the war, and that was

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it. On the street food revolution that

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could help revitalise our ahling high Street.

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It's in my beard, it's die ly sleeve, to be honest, when that

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happens you know you're in for fun. I am Ayo Akinwolere, for more

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surprising stories across the West Midlands, you're watching Inside

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Out. We're in Birmingham, which hs fast

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becoming the heart of a thrhving street food scene. You can get food

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from all across the world hdre, and I'll be Tanya all about that later

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on. But first, football is `nother thing that people and Birmingham

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love, and the rivalry betwedn Birmingham City Aston Villa is one

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of the biggest in world football. But this fixture has caused trouble

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in the past, so Elizabeth Glinka has been given exclusive access to seek

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police operation behind the scenes. It's derby day in Birminghal.

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Passions run high. More than 25 000 people heading to one match that

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means so much to so many in the city, there's potential for trouble.

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Several police, the day starts very early.

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Police! Poll kicked off is still seven hours

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away, but some fans are going to make the game.

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The warrants we have used today as part of a disruption tactic to take

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out some of the individuals who may out some of the individuals who may

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have an impact later on this afternoon.

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When it comes to derby games, they don't come much bigger than

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brilliant city versus Aston Villa. This is the first time they've met

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in the same league for five years. Everyone hates them. We hatd them.

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I think these fans are disgtsting, they're not here to watch football.

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They last met in the League Cup in September 20 15. Fighting broke out

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and were 26 arrests and sevdn jailed. There's a history of trouble

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when these clubs meet, with fans of both clubs getting caught up in the

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moment. It is intense, properly as hntense

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as the Glasgow derby or Manchester as the Glasgow derby or Manchester

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United versus City. Many fans will argue that this is the most hotly

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contested, and ensure the Bhrmingham fans would say there derby hs the

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It's just after 7am, this is the It's just after 7am, this is the

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first police briefing of thd day. These guys are called spottdrs,

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specialist officers who know the football clubs, the fans and the

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possible troublemakers. There will be seven teams of spotters out

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today, try to stop any trouble before it starts.

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Will concentrate on away fans inside the ground, alcohol is on s`le.

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At the spotters assigned each team, they travel to away greens. Colin

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and Stewart overhead spotters for Aston Villa. We are heading out with

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them at 8am, looking for likely flash points in local pubs `nd what

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they call risk fans, but most of us would call hooligans. Do yot expect

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people to be joking as earlx as ATM? There will be people drinking, but

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we don't expect it to be as much of an issue because of the early

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kick-off. Not too much, most people will be up for breakfast and have a

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drink with their breakfast. As the spotters set off, hundreds of

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other officers gathered to be brief. It's such a massive operation,

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specially trained riot police from Staffordshire, Wales and

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Warwickshire had been draftdd in. The clubs contribute to the cost,

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but West Midlands Police pick up the rest of the bill. Manning bdgan back

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in June when the fixtures wdre announced. The game was movdd from

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TPM on Saturday to midday on Sunday to cut back on drinking timd, and

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reduce the risk of violence. -- 3pm on a Saturday. During the morning,

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the spotting teams work thehr way around around 15 pubs in Birmingham.

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The fans know into the police tend not to stick to one meeting Place,

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so the spotters are constantly on the hunt for where they might be. It

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feels more like 8:30pm then 8:3 am, but in here it's all good-n`tured.

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But then, around an hour before kick-off, Colin and Stewart make a

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stop in a pub that looks deserted. The pub Jaime looks completdly

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close, but Stewart and Colin had been inside, it is absolutely

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jam-packed. That made as risk fans inside the pub. It needs handling

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carefully. Stewart and Colin recognise that some people from a

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group called Blues Youth. It's a tent weight. Fans are pouring in at

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an Andrews, fans coming of coaches from Villa Park. There is a bit of

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shouting, but police tactics work on the make it in safely. Back at the

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pub, fans are on the move and spotters are watching closely. The

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concern is that they are now just around the corner from a tr`in

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station where hundreds of Vhlla fans are arriving. They don't want the

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rival sides to meet up. As they get to the end of the street, v`ns full

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of police sweep in, and in seconds they have surrounded them, `nd

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taking control of the situation Who has tickets with fixturd, who

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hasn't? If they haven't got tickets, what other intention? By thd going

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to the game to cause violence? Only going to the stadium to collect

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tickets? We need to ask those questions.

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The police state with the Blues fans as they get closer to the ground to

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keep them apart from Villa supporters add in an area they know

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can be a flash point. About ten Mr kick-off now, you can see jtst

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behind Mika fans being escorted up the hill by the spotters, mdeting in

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the middle with the Blues f`ns that were already on this hill. There's

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been a stand-off in the middle. Devlin atmosphere, lots of jeering

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and chanting, but so far, no major trouble. As they get the gates,

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trouble does break out. When Nixon half of the police at Saint Andrews,

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there's only one route in and out of the grounds, meaning it's not easy

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separate. The police can't let the separate. The police can't let the

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Villa supporters are to the gates until the Blues fans had bedn pushed

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back. We always knew it was going to be a

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flash point there. A large group of Birmingham fans have gatherdd on the

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Coventry Road, they've been forced back by officers so we can safely

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bring the Aston Villa fans `s well. It's gone as well as could be

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As the game kicks off, things quite As the game kicks off, things quite

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and down outside the ground, and was the spotting teams head inshde for

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the game. At half-time, the police have briefing inside the control

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room about when a risk fans are the stadium. There are plans to hold

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back the away fans at full-time Any time the Villa fans comd here

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and there is disorder on thd Coventry Road. If there is no

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Birmingham fans on that road, there can't be disorder. That sounds easy,

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but it is not necessarily e`sy to make happen.

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The final whistle has gone, the blues fans are coming out of the

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ground. A one draw, much quheter than before. For safety, thd police

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have decided to hold Villa fans inside to get the Blues fans a

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chance to get away from the grounds, so there is no opportunity for the

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two sides to clash. But doesn't stay calm for long. Huge groups `re

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hanging around, hoping to confront the Villa fans, and a face-off with

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police as they try to force them back down Coventry Road.

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Get back, get back! These Blues supporters won't move,

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survey to the police make a show of force, raising their batons and

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charging the fans downhill. It's almost hour it's clear enough

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to let the Villa fans out. @s they're led slowly down the hill, a

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few stragglers told them along the way. The operation at the ground is

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over, they've only been 14 `rrests so far, and the police have been

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pleased by how it's gone. Certainly a time to get heated, but

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a lot of that action was directed towards police officers, kedping the

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two groups are part. So we'd done our job by preventing rival factions

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But around the city, there `re still But around the city, there `re still

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pockets of trouble. , it is two hours later, but as you

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can see the operation are still ongoing. The police are takhng some

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fans out, searching them, bdcause they're worried there is sthll the

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potential for trouble. I'd to satisfy the Mest ongoing. It's going

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to be a long night, and tomorrow planning begins with the return leg

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in April. Picture this, November 19 16, 1 0

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years ago. A novice pilot changes the course of the first-ever war in

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the air. He shot and is Evelyn, proving the German airships weren't

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invincible. Now, his niece from Solihull has been looking into what

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he did, and Chris Jackson h`s been finding out more.

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The approaching drone of a Zeppelin's engines drove fear

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A series of raids over the Lidlands had shown Germany could eashly reach

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the heart of England to drop its bombs.

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British biplanes were no match for the giant airships.

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So the military would have to find a way to deal with this

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I'm the niece of Ian Pyott, who shot down the Zeppelin

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TRANSLATION: I'm the great-granddaughter

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He was among the crew of an airship L34.

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Neither of these families know much about their ancestor,

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and I'm going to be taking them on a journey of discovery.

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Man had only recently mastered flying.

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This footage from 1914 shows excited crowds near Hartlepool

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in northeast England, welcoming the newly formed

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Royal Flying Corps, the precursor to delay's RAF.

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Within two years, Ian Pyott would be stationed here,

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He rarely spoke about it, and his niece is keen to find out more.

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Jean has accepted my invitation to travel from her home

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in Solihull to visit the scdne of her uncle's aerial encounter

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I've got somebody here who H think can help you find out more.

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I've been looking at the secret archives and find out

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that Ian was really, really keen to be a pilot.

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So much so that he offered to pay for his own training.

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There's a letter where he's saying how he's run out of money,

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and, "Please, can I have a response!"

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He doesn't seem to know whether he's in or not.

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But I'm about to reveal a whole lot more about the airship.

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Hermann was based near Hambtrg, and was a Petty Officer

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in a new type of super Zeppelin, the L34.

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In command, an imposing captain with a memorable family pedhgree.

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Dietrich had led deadly raid over Warsaw in 1916.

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Now, joined by Hermann and the brand-new crew

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of the Zeppelin based at Nordholz, they joined

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Ten airships crossed the sea that night.

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The L34's target was northe`st England.

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Lying in wait was Ian in his biplane.

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I've arranged for Jean to gdt a sense of what her uncle

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Steve Slater is co-owner of a working replica of the plane

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The cockpit here is very much as he would have used.

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It's relatively small, but it's big enough to be draughty.

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He'd fly with his right hand on the stick, the left

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Basic information, but actu`lly the same information you'd still

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In combat, pilot flew solo, and general control of the `ircraft,

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the firing of the gun, was a fixed angle, and you could

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He was flying this with his right hand on the stick.

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His left hand would be on the throttle lever,

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so he'd be flying the aircraft like this.

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And use the right-hand to ptll the trigger on the gun.

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And the Zeppelin could climb faster than it, yet to sneak up

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on the Zeppelin and get into position underneath

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It takes a very long time, very hard on the engine,

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in full power climb it would probably take about an hour

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Incredibly, I've stumbled across a recording made by `nother

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Arriving directly over west Hartlepool, at altitudes of 900

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feet, the Zeppelin suddenly unleashed its entire load

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At that moment, a biplane, piloted by Second Lieutenant Pyott,

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fired a complete load of amlunition into the tail of the Zeppelhn.

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That ignited the gas inside the Zeppelin,

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He just said, you know, I was in the war, that was ht.

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To hear somebody like that produce what he actually did...

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What makes the story all thd more remarkable is that Ian Pyott's

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military records reveal he only qualified as a pilot

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just three months before he shot the Zeppelin down.

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At around the time he was ldarning to fly, Hermann was at

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the German Zeppelin factory as the L34 was coming off

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His postcard home ended with a greeting to his children

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The family don't know who the ever saw them again.

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There's only a precious few stories that have been handed down.

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Previously, set plans had been able to limp home

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Some did crash, and as Herm`nn and the crew of the L34 camd under

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attack over Hartlepool, it's unlikely they knew the British

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had a new type of explosive bullet that would set their craft `blaze.

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The Zeppelin was being chasdd by Ian, possibly behind the church.

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He dealt the fatal blow just here, causing the back

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And she rose up, with her nose like this.

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And on fire, falls into the sea just over there.

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Some jumped for their lives, rather than be burned.

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It must have preyed on Ian's mind over the years.

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He never spoke about it, and I think it did affect hhm.

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Hermann's family have no knowledge of any distinction marks th`t woudd

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flesh in detail I have found in military records,

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so we'll never know if he was one of the five bodies

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Hermann's sacrifice, and that of the rest

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of the Zeppelin crew, proved that airships when a easy

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Ian was awarded the distingtished service order for his part

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What a wonderful tribute, isn't it?

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On the 100th anniversary of that momentous night, each familx now has

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a better understanding of what their forebears went

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through, and a new-found respect on the two sides

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And if you d like to get in touch, don t forget

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micro looking at the thriving street micro looking at the thriving street

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food scene. Entrepreneurs are always tempting as with delicious delights.

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But, really, the dream is to own your own restaurant and that isn't

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so easy. As David Gregory-Ktmar has been finding out.

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Street food - a serving of the best meat, parties, toppings and deserts.

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talent and enjoyed by a hungry and talent and enjoyed by a hungry and

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is easier to crowd. Spamming has a really good

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repetition for food these d`ys, but a lot of attention as focusdd on

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admission and starred restatrants, and they tend to be quite pricey.

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But this is Digbeth Dining Club and people come here for some of the

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best and most affordable food in the city. My big micro we may bd in a

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car park in Digg this, but hs this food actually restaurant qu`lity? We

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asked Glenn Pernell for his opinion. Have you been here before?

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I haven't, but I have heard of it. There has been a lot of noise coming

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not just from the customers, but the drum has been beaten about what a

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fantastic place that is on ` Friday. I've missed out.

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Don't often get to show Glynn Purnell food in Birmingham he hasn't

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had before. My big micro with you think you might absolute fantastic,

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just amazing. Feel the amnesty, it's unre`l.

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These ribs are legendary, could buy local food hero Andy Stubbs.

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How long that you been clicking here?

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Just over three years now. See you're old school?

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If you can call it that! Although I'm eating this, I can see

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it, I can smothers aromas, H feel like I'm literally in the khtchen.

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That's the brisket jelly, there retaining cumin, a bit messx. How's

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that? Delicious. It's in my beard, Dan my

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sleeve... I think, to be honest when that happens, you know you re

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in for fun. Cheers, Andy. It's Friday night, and he h`s to get

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back to his restaurant. The stallholders here hope to h`ve their

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own restaurant one day too, but for now, people in the car park love

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their food. Voice, it is brdast you have different sides of food in one

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place. It's made in Birmingham, fantastic.

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I'd been trying different stuff and is fantastic.

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I've a beautiful Canadian routine, chips with Grady. It sounds

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disgusting, but it's amazing. Did you notice that phone? People

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love taking pictures of thehr food here.

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All those pictures go to crdate a big online buzz about Birmingham's

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street food. That buzz is attracting big restaurant chain said the city,

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not good news for the littld traders here. In fact, it leaves a bit of a

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nasty taste in the mouth. Because those big national chains

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get all the reflected glamotr or somewhere like Digbeth Dining Club,

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while pushing up rents and we be not the best new pressure on sp`ce is in

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town. Which is especially b`d news Andy, because he's been trahned to

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open his first proper restatrant for ages. But that big chains bdaten him

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do it every time. I'd been looking for about ` year

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now. The main problem is finding new buildings, finding where I can open

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a restaurant. I lay in bed `t night, very worried about how long we can

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continue to do this. We need to get premises, because we don't have a

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home at the moment. No arrests were separate kitchen

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either. The Reds may be delhcious, either. The Reds may be delhcious,

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but they're also well travelled Buying iPod to one of the places

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where he is doing kicking, on the where he is doing kicking, on the

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other side of the city. So you're testing circles of the

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city, basically? My big micro the journey is worth that, this is where

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the magic happens. I've had a cooker initiate hn my

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parents' garden, we had complaints from the neighbours, so we loved out

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of there. I have travelled to different parts where peopld loaned

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me spaces to cook from. And then I me spaces to cook from. And then I

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have to travel to the stall and set up there.

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Andy can make this journey for five times a day. Doing all this and then

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finding a restaurant can be difficult.

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That is my problem. Finding buildings were the agents m`y tell

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people about it before it bdcomes on the market. Little people lhke me

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don't get to hear about the buildings. People with a certain

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amount of money may well here before me.

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Back it Digbeth Dining Club, while Andy start serving as custolers

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again, are his problem is unusual, or some thing going on here? So what

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are the issues your members are having won that trait it into

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restaurants? Money, for a start. It can be very

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expensive to lease out a restaurant in a city centre. More importantly,

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the landlords are reluctant to take a chance, and that's had ACS, on an

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independent business, perhaps independent business, perhaps

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unproven. -- take a chance. Some of the city's bigger

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independent operators by saxing that they are facing the same problem.

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National chains can pay the sky high rents and grab the best prelises.

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best restaurants. Jabbar is not a best restaurants. Jabbar is not a

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fan of the big restaurant chains. The reality is that chain operators

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their revenue into paying for a their revenue into paying for a

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prime site. And they haven't got much left for the produce and their

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people. And that should tell people as to whether it's the right choice

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to walk into a chain or not Chains can not offer what an

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independent can. Jane is designed to simplify and systemised and get away

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with the bare minimum. Independents are driven by real passion for food

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and they want to give you a true experience. I is white how dasy are

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you by day to find premises? If you want to make a success of it,

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it is difficult. Livestock to the people right at the

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top, the developers and landlords, the people making the new rdstaurant

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spaces in the city. Where bdtter to start then Birmingham's glalorous

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building site? Recently restored these windows and

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make them bigger server space will be better connected to the outside.

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This is the Grand Hotel, a familiar This is the Grand Hotel, a familiar

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landmark in the heart of town. And in the middle of a massive lakeover.

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Wow! How much is it costing to bring the

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Rant back to life? Over ?40 million, of which we spent

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Losses bases downstairs, whx not get Losses bases downstairs, whx not get

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an independent trader or a restaurant and there?

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Investors do want to see a return on the high rates, and really ht is

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chains that can convince yot that they can undertake that levdl of

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commitment over a long period of time.

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Space in the revamped Brand can set you back 150 to ?200,000 a xear

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That's way beyond most independents. Tony and his team have other

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properties that may be a better fit. And place like Bennetts Hill

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Picadilly Arcade, we hope wd might trap attract independents dhverse

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locations, and we have a tr`ck record of doing so.

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Unfortunately, not all developers as a concierge is about what they bring

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to our streets. We have to think about the city we

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want, and the city I want is full of independent operators offerhng

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fantastic food. What we risk happening is the same as anx other

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city, nothing to distinguish us But all is not lost, a group of

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people, including landlords and developers eyed looking for ways to

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at least help street food vdndor is it that move into their first proper

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restaurant. Although maybe not in restaurant. Although maybe not in

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the city centre. We're looking at urban areas, town

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centres, where we can creatd clusters of restaurants. Terms of

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destinations, whether that's Kings Heath High Street, or anywhdre else

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in the West Midlands. Have you got a target forgetting

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vendor is into restaurants? We're looking to get around 30

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restaurant is occupied in the next two years.

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It's and I dearly want to roll out right across the Midlands. Here it

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Digbeth Dining Club, get usdd at least one vendor, as Esme Stewart

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has been offered her first restaurant.

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Brilliance, an amazing for the Gator us to see our dreams realisdd.

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The people I've been talking about are all passionate about food. They

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like street food partly bec`use it's one of things that make where you

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live unique. It's like a football team, it makes your town, your town.

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And any town would be lucky to have Andy cooking away in his first

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proper restaurant. We get people travelling from all

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round the country to eat our food, which is amazing. I hope thdy'll

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bear with me, stick with me for when I do find a restaurant.

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It's tough out there, but there are people who do want to help these

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lenders achieve their restatrant dreams. Many of these are p`ssionate

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people and this amazing food could be coming to a street near xou.

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Give me some of that street food any day! That is your lot for this

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series, we'll be seeing you guys next year. Until then, have a good

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one, bye-bye. Inside Out returns in January, with more surprising

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stories from familiar places. Rabin right around the region in this

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series, and some of their stories ones that you have told us `bout.

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