06/02/2014 BBC London News

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Good evening. London's 48`hour tube strike has

come to an end ` but only for this week. Another walk`out is planned

for Tuesday, guaranteed to cause difficulties and delays for millions

of commuters. But it's not too late for it to be called off if there's a

breakthrough tomorrow, in scheduled talks between union leaders and Tube

bosses. Here's Nick Beake. They ve weathered 48 hours of strikes.

Frustrating times. But at least now it is over. For this week, that is.

I think it will happen again next week. I have got a feeling. They

will stick it out. They should sit and talk and work things out. If

tomorrow's talks fail, there is yet to be another walk`out starting next

Tuesday. This was the Mayor heading out on a visit from embankment just

after rush hour. And this was Clapham Junction, in the middle of

the rush hour, with commuters struggling to get in. They two of

the strike brought more headaches. 72 stations were shut. There were

57,000 more oyster journeys than yesterday but still there were

600,000 fewer than all a normal working day. We have a lot of people

in London. Oyster card data shows 40% of people who normally use the

Tube have used the cheap today. I know there is disruption out there.

I do apologise to people for the disruption they are experiencing. I

think it is one of those things we have got to get through. Sorry. Amid

his apologies, the Mayor insisted a deal could be reached that he would

not say what ground could be ceded to make that happen. Let's get on

with it, getting to the negotiating room and do a deal. What do you you

offering? That is for the TFL negotiators to spell out. It is

their job to sit down and go through the package. I'm sure it will be

very reasonable. What does seem highly unlikely is TFL will withdraw

its plans to close the network's ticket offices. Are the unions

willing to make concessions to reach a compromise? We have a positive

note to try and reach an agreement. It is always about getting a

compromise which is satisfactory to the majority of our members. If we

do not get that we will report back to our executive committee and the

strike will commence next Tuesday. After a bleak Wednesday and

frustrating Thursday, dark clouds loom over the coming week. This

strike may have ended 90 minutes ago but this is one of 90 stations which

remain closed this evening. TFL is insisting that come tomorrow morning

a full service will be with restored `` will be restored. After a bitter

war of words there are hopes common ground can be found behind closed

doors. On Monday the union bosses will meet. We will find out if next

week's plans will be abandoned or carried through. Thank you.

A former head teacher at Caldicott Boys' Preparatory School in

Buckinghamshire has been jailed for eight years for abusing boys. Roland

Wright had assaulted children aged as young as eight. It's the same

prep school attended by Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg. Ben Ando

reports. Frail and using two walking sticks,

Peter Wright was found guilty of abusing boys on a dozen occasions

between 1959 and 1970. The abuse took place here at Caldicott

Preparatory School in Buckinghamshire, which takes boys

aged between six and 13. Peter Wright had room in the school near

the dormant trees, which the judge said he seemed to regard as his own

private fiefdom. He was also said to have abused boys on fishing trips to

Scotland. One victim of abuse at Caldicot told the BBC it had been a

long wait for justice but it was worth it. Only ever do a proportion

of abuse to people come forward Therefore, we have a small

percentage of people we suspect he has abused. Pleasingly, he has been

found guilty of that abuse and we have today's sentence. That is a

step in the right direction. The officer who led the investigation

paid tribute to the victims who came forward. He has at last been held to

account for his actions and I hope he has had time to reflect on the

lasting effect he has had on the many victims of his abuse. I hope

the victims who have suffered at his hands feel they have got some degree

of justice. One former pupil was Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg who

was head boy in the 1980s. He said he was shocked and appalled by the

case. The judge said while Wright had been too many pupils and

inspirational French teacher or a brilliant games master, the impact

of what he did on those he abused had, in some cases, lasted

throughout their lives. Roland Peter Wright was sentenced for eight

years. He will serve at least four in prison where he will require

specialist care due to his age and will be eligible for release on

licence in 2018. Now the question, is there more rain

to come? Hopefully, Sara has got the answer.

The answer is, of course. We have a number of weather warnings. The most

significant is this amber weather warning to the west of London. There

are more spells of rain due in the next 48 hours. There will be a dryer

interviewed throughout daylight hours tomorrow. `` interlude. There

will be some really nice spells of sunshine coming through. Really

quite breezy. It will feel a touch like spring. It will not last

because there is more wet weather heading towards us. Another belt of

very heavy rain as we move into the start of things on Saturday morning.

On Saturday, we have some early showers. A dryer interlude for a

time. Then some more showers which will be heavy and very windy as

well. Don't forget, even though the

48`hour tube strike has ended tonight, there could still be

disruption tomorrow morning, with trains possibly in the wrong places.

You can get all the latest travel information on our website, our

radio station, or on here on TV from 6.30am tomorrow morning. Goodnight.

Hello. I think the impact of this wet weather could be felt more

widely