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That is all from BBC News At Six, I will be back with more

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Tonight on BBC London News. Tube unions ballot for five days of

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strikes in a jobs dispute. Critics say they've ignored calls for

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mediation. They need to consider more than just the welfare of their

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own members, but also all of the people who travel by chewed every

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day. `` by the tube everyday. We hear from one union who say

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Transport for London has humiliated their members. Also tonight: A ?1

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billion regeneration of Croydon gets the go`ahead.

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It means thousands of new jobs and hundreds of new homes.

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Moving in to where a 2012 athlete once lived. We meet the first

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residents of the Olympic village. To know that I am on the other part of

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the park, with all of that legacy, that adds an extra special thing to

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it. And, home to some of the UK's most valuable paintings, Kenwood

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House re`opens after a multi`million pound restoration. Good evening,

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welcome to the programme. Thousands of tube workers are to be balloted

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for strikes over planned changes to working practices. It could mean a

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five`day walk`out on the underground in the new year. The announcement

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comes after plans were unveiled last week to shut ticket offices in

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stations across the capital and run trains all night at weekends. Unions

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say they're concerned about job losses. But Transport for London

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insist there will be no compulsory redundancies. Our Special

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Correspondent, Kurt Barling reports. After last week 's announcement on

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closures of ticket offices and with plans to run services through the

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night and never need for different roles to accommodate these changes,

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the RMT union has confirmed its members will be balloted for strike

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action in the U `` New Year. We have not caused this dispute. We have not

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asked for a pay rise or more annual leave, we just had a letter to the

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door saying members have to apply for our jobs. The best thing to do

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is for London Underground to mediate is to withdraw that, and then let

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sit round a table and resolve it. We are up for that. They started it.

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The reason we had a ballot is because they threatened the members.

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RMT members will receive ballot papers next week which means strike

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action could begin by the 17th of January and will last through to

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early February. Transport for London say they have opened a 90 day

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consultation period with underground staff over their plans for

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reorganising the way the tube system works. They agree that this will

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involve changing peoples roles, but confirmed that the stations will

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remain staffed at all`time and there will be no compulsory redundancies.

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To London MPs have tabled a parliamentary motion to encourage

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wider debate about the changes, fearing they could, my safety. These

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are the people that deliver services we rely `` compromise safety. I want

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them to deliver the service. I want jobs retained, offices open, with

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information and security available for all of us. The Conservative

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group at the London assembly be that users of the tube system are tired

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of strikes as a way of resolving disagreements over the way to run

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the network. A majority of people, almost 60%, have had enough of

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industrial action on the London Underground and feel that strikes

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should be outlawed and some other measure should be brought in to

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resolve the dispute. The ballot has now been called and the talking will

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start. The plans are on the table for everyone to see, including the

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public. The question is, can accommodation be found in order to

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avert a strike at the beginning of next year? Lots more to come

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including: A royal visit to London Zoo plans to crackdown on the

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illegal trade of wildlife are unveiled.

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Around 5,000 jobs are to be created as a result of a ?1 billion

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regeneration project in Croydon. The redevelopment, which has just been

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given the go`ahead by the council, includes a huge shopping centre and

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leisure complex, as well as hundreds of new homes. Alice Bhandhakravi is

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in the town centre tonight. What's been the reaction to this news?

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I am on North end, one of the main shopping streets, and this is where

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the redevelopment will take place. I've been here most of the day. I've

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been speaking to lots of people, and it has been hard to find anyone who

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is not excited about it. In the 60s and 70s it was a cultural hub, or

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what people would describe as a retail destination, the biggest in

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south London. Now though, as much as they love it, many people here feel

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Croydon looks slightly down at heel and tired. So, like many has beans,

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Croydon is getting a face`lift. This is a major opportunity for Croydon.

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A number of buildings do look tired and this investment of ?1 billion

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will bring Croydon up`to`date. Brand`new, exciting buildings and

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exciting experience in the centre. As far as make overs go, it will be

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extreme. Some of the old facade will be preserved, and behind them will

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be the space for 300 new shops. ?30 million will be spent on transport

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improvement. 600 new homes will be built and 5000 jobs are being

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promised. Attractive plans for shoppers out today. I think it needs

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it. Because I remember as it used to be, and it used to be really nice to

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come to Croydon. We need to keep up with everyone or it will die on its

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feet. It will be good to create more job opportunities in Croydon.

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Westfield and Hammerson have joined forces because they are confident of

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potential returns. But what is the risk for independent businesses? I

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don't think any will be left out in the cold. We are talking to them and

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finding them locations to trade from during the development, and if they

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want to come back into the development we are certainly up to

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that discussion. Even those who were literally out in the cold felt warm

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and fuzzy at the prospect of the new scheme around the corner. All the

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small businesses should benefit from this. You don't feel threatened with

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it on your doorstep? I think it will create so more many people coming to

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the area, even if not from Croydon, they will come to have a look. They

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will have for years to wait though as there is a lot of work to be

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done. Before work even get started in 2015, the scheme will need to get

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approval from City Hall and government. There has been issues

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raised locally about how good the transport links will be and the

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extent of the affordable housing. Boris Johnson has declared himself a

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big supporter, and I suspect that getting approval will be a

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formality. Alice, from Croydon, thank you.

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A man who boasted about using firearms and living the gang

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lifestyle on a social media site has been jailed for 22 years for

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attempted murder. Kayode Oshin from Isleworth used a machine gun to

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target his victim who was shot in the neck but escaped without serious

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injury. The 21`year`old then used YouTube to post homemade rap videos

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making reference to the incident. Scotland Yard has offered a ?10,000

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reward for information which could lead to the capture of a killer who

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escaped from a Mental Health Unit last month. Lerone Boye was jailed

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for life after stabbing a 17`year`old boy to death at a party

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two years ago. He escaped from the John Howard Centre in Homerton, and

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police believe he may still be in the east London area. There've been

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calls in Parliament for a cycle safety summit to be held in the

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capital as soon as possible after the death of six cyclists in a

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fortnight. A Commons debate has heard how the government plans to

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discuss the issue with the Mayor and Transport for London bosses. Our

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Political Editor Tim Donovan joins us from Westminster. Tim. This was

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what is called a Westminster Hall debate, not in the main chamber, but

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it has the advantage that whilst they are not that well attended,

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they can allow an eventual `` individual MP to raise a topic of

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urgency and get a response from government. That is what Mary McLeod

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has done, Conservative MP for Brentford and I is what Mary McLeod

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has done, Conservative MP for Brentford and eyes are worth, after

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the Olympics. But someone who said there should not be a knee jerk

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reaction, but there had to be an urgent reaction, and she said she

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would like to see a cycle safety summit which involved all of the

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agencies as soon as possible. She was very frank about her own

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experiences as a cyclist. I do feel that every time I do it that I'm

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taking a risk. Even though I do abide by the rules of the road. But

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even if you look at Parliament Square, just outside, you do feel

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you are taking your life in your hands as you cycle around. What is

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the government's response? The cycling minister was at the debate

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and said there was no room for complacency, but a lot of action was

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already happening. He claimed ?50 million has been given to transport

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for London to improve junctions. He was encouraging local authorities to

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reduce the speed limits that he had set up in September. And he also set

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up a task force to look at the question of HGVs. It did not agree

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to a summit but said there were already important meetings going on

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and others planned. I have met with Chris Boardman, British cycling, and

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others to discuss this issue. And indeed, tomorrow, I already have a

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meeting in my diary to meet with transport for London to discuss the

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issues. On the 4th of December, the man is coming to the Department for

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Transport to discuss these and other issues `` the Mayor of London. You

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can see how this has begun and tipped over into an area of genuine

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concern about gaps in public policy and so forth. There is clearly going

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to be more scrutiny over the coming weeks and months, not least to look

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at the kind of improvements that TEFL and the dashed transport for

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London and the government promising. On Monday there is a transport

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select committee looking specifically at safety at cycling in

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London `` the safety of cycling in London.

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Meanwhile, one London council is looking to improve cycle safety by

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introducing new technology for Lorry drivers. A device to help detect

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cyclists approaching an HGV will be trialled in Ealing. Many cyclists

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who've died on London's roads have been involved in a collision with a

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lorry. Our Transport Correspondent Tom Edwards reports.

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Many large vehicles have blind spots. Out of 14 cycling deaths this

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year, nine of them involve HGVs. As we found out, sometimes it's very

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difficult for drivers to spot cyclists. They come along the side,

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on the left`hand side. In Ealing they are trying a warning system

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that picks out cyclists and pedestrians. If a collision is

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imminent, this happens. It will not pick up metallic objects at the side

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of the road, railings, people on the footpath, it is people in a

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collision danger area. This lorry has cameras all the way around it

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and what the system does is stitches the images together so that the

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driver can see 360 degrees around the lorry. But what makes this

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system different is it is intelligent. According to the

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manufacturer, it uses image recognition software to cut down on

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the warnings that are needed and that desensitise the driver.

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Campaigners have given it a cautious welcome. Does it concern you it

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still relies on the driver? Yes. Personally I think the visibility of

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these lorries is terrible. Manufacturers should make it so the

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drivers can see where they are going. The system costs upward of

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?800. Councils are now paying for a six`month trial. We would love to

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see this not just taken up by councils like Ealing, but also bus

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drivers and other companies, private companies as well. Meanwhile, this

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morning, more officers have been camping down on road users breaking

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the law. All authorities remain under huge scrutiny and pressure to

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improve cycle safety. It hardly looks historic, a young London are

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making a cup of tea in a kitchen, but she is the first residents to

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move into the Olympic Village, the first person to put down roots in

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London's newest postcode, eat 20, just married and at the start of a

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new era. It is an amazing feeling and when we moved in everything was

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brand`new and it was quiet and it felt great to move into this amazing

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place. The village house to 23,000 athletes and officials, packed in

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sometimes six to an apartment. The flats have been redesigned adding

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kitchens and new floors. They are converting the village into 2800

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homes. Half of the village is in the private sector and the other half is

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affordable homes. They are aimed at people in low to medium income

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brackets. This is one of the affordable ones, only available to

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people earning less than ?60,000 a year. It is very cheap. We looked at

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other places and we did not see anything that was decent, under 12

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hundred thousand pounds a month. Martin is about her rent in the

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American block. He is going to pay ?1300 a month for a one`bedroom

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flat. Moving from Manchester to London was never going to be cheap.

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The thing that attracted me was the quality of the apartments and the

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furniture and the transport links. A bit about the Olympic village did

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appeal to me I admit. Around 10,000 homes by 2030 is planned for the

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village. That is nearly one home for every competitor last year.

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Some travel news coming in and there is major disruption to train

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services in and out of London due to a fire in a London Bridge signal

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box. Services have been suspended from London Bridge, Cannon Street

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and there are reports of people evacuating trains and working onto

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the tracks. Network Rail advises passengers to take alternative

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routes. You can keep up to date by tuning into our radio station. Or

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you can look on our travel Twitter feed.

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Still to come to night: You did not hear it, but we will tell you why it

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was a close shave off the pitch for Jose Mourinho.

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And it is home to an internationally renowned art collection, but it has

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been closed for 18 months. Now Kenwood House reopens its doors to

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the public, having been restored, repaired and revived.

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The Duke of Cambridge was joined by his father on a visit to London Zoo

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today to highlight the issue of wildlife conservation. Prince

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William's new organisation aims to help tackle the illegal trade in

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animal products like rhino horn and elephant tusks.

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A father and son visit to the zoo with a difference. Vince Charles

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joined his son at London Zoo to help support a new wildlife conservation

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group. They got up close with a five`year`old male tiger from

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Sumatra and both were impressed. What do you think of the Tiger? Very

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majestic. Many animals are under threat from poachers. This new group

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aims to tackle illegal trade. The more we show people and educate

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people on what they are buying and seeing and change their attitudes,

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we have got a chance of changing the way things are going. At the

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group's first official meeting delegates were told how elephants

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are still being killed for ivory and there has been a dramatic surge in

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rhino poaching. We have to reduce the hunting of illegal wildlife

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parts from various threatened and endangered species, so the

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consumption in Asia and elsewhere is one of the key issues. There has

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also been a record number of illegal wildlife Caesar's that seizures at

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airports. It is hoped this will help conserve animals around the world.

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In football tonight Arsenal and Chelsea are in Champions League

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action. Sara Orchard is here. It is getting to crunch time for both

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teams. There are only two matches left in the group stage and it is

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important to progress from the group stage. It is because it is very

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lucrative for the clubs. Arsenal are at home this evening taking on

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Marseille in group F. This is them in training yesterday. Chelsea are

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in Switzerland tonight facing basil. Both clubs are in very healthy

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positions. For Arsenal it could be an achievement in more ways than

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one. We have to get out a very special football permutation

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calculator. If Arsenal win this evening and another result goes

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their way, they will have progressed to the knockout stages. It is an

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achievement because it is the 14th consecutive season they will have

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done that. But that does not mean they are taking their opponents this

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evening lightly. They have quality. They are in a better period at the

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moment because they just won their last two games. That makes them a

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dangerous team to play against, of course. It could be the quality of

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our concentration and our focus. Meanwhile, Jose Mourinho is having

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to explain his haircut. We are used to this with David Beckham, but this

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time it was the blues boss. He was questioned about his shorter

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hairstyle at the press conference. He informed the media he shaved his

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head at the Chelsea ground using his striker, Fernando Torres Brno hair

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clippers. Who cut it? Myself in the training ground. But why? I decided

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to do it. I asked Fernando to give me his machine and I did it myself

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in front of the mirror, and it is cheap. I have no idea how to follow

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that. If you want to keep abreast of what the teams are up to this

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evening, keep abreast with us on our local radio station. It has

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spectacular views across London and houses some of the most valuable

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paintings in Britain, including works by Rembrandt, Gainsborough and

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Turner. Kenwood House reopens to the public this week after a

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multi`million pound refurbishment. It has been featured in the film 's

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Notting Hill and Mansfield Park and has hosted some picnic concerts and

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has been home to an internationally renowned collection of art. Now

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following a ?5.9 million restoration, Kenwood House reopens

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to the public. We have fulfilled Lord Ivy's original intention. He

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gave the collection to the nation. He said he wanted the house to have

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the feeling of a residence of an 18th`century gentleman. That is what

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we have tried to do. This is the most substantial restoration since

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1987 and includes the repainting of the exterior, refurbishing three

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rooms in an 18th`century style and restoring Robert Adams' original

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scheme in format areas. The emphasis has been put on making the house

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feel more like a home. Visitors are welcomed by an open fire, a warm rug

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and leather chairs where you can sit, relax, read, enjoy the

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paintings, and discover the many stories that make up life at

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Kenwood. Volunteers have been a significant part of the restoration.

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The house has now recruited over 200 people to inform visitors to the

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venue. We have been trying hard to recruit from the local area. There

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are people from Camden and Islington and further afield as well. We are

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giving people in the local area an opportunity to be a part of Kenwood.

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We want this house to be a haven for people. People might not know about

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the collection here, but we have got it all. They might not know about

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that, but we want to encourage them in, people who have been walking in

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the park for years. Just to sit down and we hope the wonderful atmosphere

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will rub off on people. Admission to one of Britain's's most historic

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stately homes remains free to the public when it reopens its doors

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this Thursday. It looks fabulous. Time for a check on the weather.

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Where we have got the clear skies a touch of frost is likely to develop.

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I had a look at the radar and where we have got thicker cloud over East

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London there are a few drops of cold rain. The frost will not be there

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for a very long before the cloud fills in all the gaps. Later on

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there will be a bit more of that cold rain. But temperatures are

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covering on the weather map. It will turn rather misty and there could be

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some local cloud on the tops of our highest hills. You can expect for on

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the North Downs and the Berkshire Downs and the tops of the Chiltern

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Hills. Tomorrow morning it is going to be a lead and start to the day.

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It will probably feel quite raw if you are out and about in the grisly

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rain. Very gradually that should fizzle out and things will brighten

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up in the afternoon. Temperatures will be similar to today, but

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without the sunshine it will feel more chilly. Although tomorrow night

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is likely to be dry, it will turn misty once again once the sun has

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set. We will have that low cloud over the top of the hills and that

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is where you will find fork. Thursday will start off cold, misty

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and great, but there is a good chance the cloud will break up later

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in the day and that will give us a brighter end to the week. But by

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then the breeze will have picked up. The chance of a few rain

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showers, particularly across Essex. As far as the outlook is concerned,

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things are beginning to brighten a bit during the day. The daytime

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temperatures are starting to rise, but the night`time temperatures will

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get colder when it is dark. I feel chilly just listening to

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that. The main headlines: A Scottish parliament has set out its vision of

:26:43.:26:48.

an independent country ahead of next year's referendum. It claims the

:26:49.:26:51.

country would be better off if it breaks from the UK. Opponents have

:26:52.:26:56.

dismissed the document as a work of fiction. A police officer has been

:26:57.:27:02.

charged over the Plebgate affair, accused of falsely claiming to have

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witnessed the incident. The CPS says Andrew Mitchell was not the victim

:27:09.:27:12.

of a conspiracy. Tube workers are to be balloted on

:27:13.:27:17.

strike action over planned job cuts. Critics say the unions have ignored

:27:18.:27:23.

calls for mediation. There is major disruption to train services in and

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out of London due to a fire in a London Bridge signal box. Karen

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Cross, Cannon Street, Waterloo East and London Bridge have been

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affected. You can see more on our website. I will be back later on the

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ten o'clock news. Thank you very much for watching and enjoy your

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evening.

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