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Nurses call plans to make trainees work for a year as healthcare

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assistants stupid. They say that the Government's focus should be on

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staffing numbers that they call dangerously low. The ministers say

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that the climate changes are crucial after the deaths at a

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Staffordshire hospital. A BBC survey suggests that few

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Romanians and Bulgarians have concrete plans to come to Britain

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when work restrictions expire. The UK condemns Syria over reports

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that dozens of people have been killed by government troops in an

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attack on a town near Damascus. Luis Suarez is fined by Liverpool

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for the biting incident and asked them to do note the money to the

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Hillsborough Family Support Group. 20 years since the murder of

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Stephen Lawrence, ahead of a memorial, the Prime Minister says

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his death sparked monumental change. On BBC London: A councillor resigns

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after making offensive comments by schoolchildren of ethnic minorities.

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Night flights to safeguard the Good afternoon and welcome to the

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BBC News at One. The Royal College of Nursing and the Government are

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locked in a war of words over plans to change the NHS after the

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Staffordshire hospital public inquiry. Ministers want students to

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spend a year to help patients eat, wash and get dressed. This is

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condemned by the RCN as a stupid idea.

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At the Government's conference in Liverpool, the RCN say it is should

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concentrate on the dangerously low staff levels.

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Our health correspondent is in Liverpool now.

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In the wake of the Staffordshire hospital, nurses gathered at the

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Royal College of Nursing here in Liverpool, they know that the

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reputation of the profession is under scrutiny like never before,

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but it is the Government's response to the France is

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Enquiry that sparked the war of words between the ministers and the

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nurses leaders. In particular, the proposal that nurses work for a

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year as healthcare assistants before starting their training as

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nurses. Providing dignified and

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compassionate care is a fundamental part of nursing, but the Francis

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Inquiry into the Staffordshire hospital scandal found a failure in

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care. Ministers suggested that nurses in training spend a year

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working as healthcare assistants to expose home to the realities of

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life in the job, but this was rid cured here at the conference.

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This proposals -- proposal is worrying us. Where is the money

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going to come from? Who will pay for the 310,000 new HCAs? But the

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Government hit back, arguing the trainee nurses must be prepared for

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what the job brings. Having time on the front line doing

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the basic jobs, washing, cleaning, that always used to be a part of

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nursing training. I think we have to ensure it is again.

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The other worry is over staffing levels, how it affects the safety

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of patients. An RCN survey of more than 2,000 hospital and community

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nurses reveals concerns about the staffing numbers. Three quarters

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were not confident that the staffing levels were safe. Of these,

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three out of four felt that the staffing levels became unsafe once

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a month. One in ten said that the staff numbers were unsafe on every

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shift. In some places the numbers of

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nurses have stayed the same but the work has gone up. It does feel it

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is getting dangerous. There is not enough staff on the wards. It is

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happening all the time. There is a huge reliance on temporary staff

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and agency staff. Not enough nurses available to care

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for patients was a key failure identified at the public inquiry

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into the staffed -- Stafford hospital scandal.

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But the RCN wants standards to ensure that the wards are safe. Now

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Government sources have said that the Royal College of Nursing has

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failed to face up to the criticism of nursing in the Staffordshire

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scandal and failed to tackle the brutal criticism of the nursing

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profession, but nursing leaders say that the Government has fudged its

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response to the Francis Inquiry into the Stafford scandal.

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Now let's speak to our Political Correspondent Norman Smith joining

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from us Westminster. Norman, nursing unions are often at

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loggerheads with the changes to the NHS and staffing levels, how

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significant is this row? It is significant. Here are the

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Government and the RCN hurling pots and pans, crockery and sauce pans

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at each other. We know that a basic rule of modern politics is that

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governments don't like to get involved in bust-ups with the

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nursing profession. Why? Obviously the voters have to choose between a

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minister and a government department. In nurse in a hospital

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ward will always sympathise with the nurse in the ward. So the

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Government is pitching this to the Royal College of Nursing rather

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than to the nursing profession itself. Saying it is the RCN which

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has failed to respond to the criticism it faced after the Mid

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Staffordshire scandal and the RCN saying that the ministers failed to

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come to terms with the fact that this is a trade union but also a

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college,.meant to be interested in improving standards of patient care.

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What the ministers are doing is to try to appeal above the heads of

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the union. Saying that older nurses, they had the hands on training and

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are sympathetic, to say to trainee nurses that they may like time as a

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healthcare assistant, it may give a better idea as to whether or not

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you go to nursing, but the readiness of a Government ready to

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engage in an argument, previously a no-go, underlines the determination

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to press ahead with the changes. Surveys commissioned by the BBC,

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suggest that few people in Romania and Bulgaria have made plans to

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come to Britain when work restrictions are lifted at the end

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of the year. The research by the Newsnight programme indicates that

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those interested in coming to the UK would come if they had a firm

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job offer. In Bulgaria many people say that

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they want to work abroad, like these students.

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Ever since I read the first Harry Potter book I kind of started to

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love England. Mainly because of Top Gear! I'm not sure. It is a great

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passion for me. I really like the presenters.

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Over the last decade, few have gone, though. BBC Newsnight, commissioned

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din depth, face-to-face surveys in Bulgaria and Romania to establish

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how many are making plans to migrate here. At the end of the

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year they can work freely across the EU, the survey suggests when it

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comes to people of working age, 1% in Romania and 4 .2% in Bulgaria

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have started to look for a job in the UK. Most are planning to move

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to the UK, said that they would come only with a firm offer of work.

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People who want to live here have already left, gone somewhere, come

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back, gone sunshine again and come back. Going back to the survey, 67%

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of people want a firm job offer. Last month, David Cameron sent a

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signal to the people of the two countries.

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By the end of the year, before the controls on Bulgarians and

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Romanians are lifted we eare to strengthen the test to determine

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which migrants access benefits. The young Romanian professionals

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said that they would not move for benefits but got the point.

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I got the message. I think that all Romanians who are aware of the

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message got it. But I think that we have to wait

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and see. We commissioned this research

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before David Cameron made his speech about benefits, but we asked

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this question: The UK Government may consider restrilgting the state

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benefits that Romanians and Bulgarians claim. If they did so,

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would it affect your decision? Most Romanians, interested in moving to

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Britain, said it would. Surveys capture opinion at the moment in

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time. Views may change. Well, there is a full report on

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that story tonight on Newsnight on BBC Two at 10.30pm.

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The Foreign Secretary, William Hague, says he is appalled by

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reports of a massacre in Syria. More than 85 civilians, including

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women and children, have reportedly been killed by government forces.

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Waib is meeting other European ministers to discuss the priefs.

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Let's talk to our World Affairs Correspondent with me. Emily, what

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do we know as to what happened in Damascus? We are seeing pictures,

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rather grizzly pockets taken by opposition groups of bodies being

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lined up in body bags. This is a key areas, the area south-west of

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Damascus. It reminds me of the massacre of a neighbouring area

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lass year. The government is keen to secure the area. What we think

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may have happened is that the army sounds the area, then sends in the

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militia and from what we understand people are taken, especially if

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they are Sunni. We heard William Hague saying he is appal bid the

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reports. There is a meeting of European ministers today. What can

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the international community do? It is difficult. At the moment there

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is pressure building, that these sorts of atrocities, raising the

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tone, as it were, William Hague's language is strong, talking about

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the impunity of the regime. What we have seen in Luxembourg, well, the

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German Foreign Minister, interestingly, talked about,

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although the Germans have always been against this, he is talking

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about the possibility of lifting an arms embargo and also lifting the

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oil embargo so that they can export oil from the areas that they hold.

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So it may be shifting slightly, but it is tinkering around the edges.

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It will not stop the violence that is continuing.

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Thank you very much. The former Cabinet Minister, Chris

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Huhne may have to pay more than �100,000 in legal costs following

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his conviction for perverting the course of justice. The prosecution

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wants Vicky Pryce to pay more than �48,000 after wrongly claiming that

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he forced her to take sweeting points for him ten years ago. They

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have been sentenced to eight months in prison.

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It is 20 years since the murder of the teenager, Stephen Lawrence, in

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south London. His family and friends and the leaders of the

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three main parties in Westminster are to attend a memorial service

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this afternoon. David Cameron said that his murder sparked monumental

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changes in British society. We look at what has altered in the two

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decades since Stephen Lawrence was killed. For two decades, the face

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of lairns Lawrence Lawrence looked from the newspapers and the

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television screens. -- Stephen Lawrence. A reproach for

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a society that failed to protect him and then failed to deliver him

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justice for so long. The teenager died in south London. Stabbed to

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death in an unprovoked attack by a gang of white men. The murder and

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the butched police investigation prompted 20 years of soul-searching

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about racial divides in Britain. Today, the Prime Minister claimed a

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monumental change had taken place. It is a change, obviously, it has

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taken place since that dreadful murder 20 years ago. A change in

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policing but also as important, the change in culture. Not accepting

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racism in our country. We have made huge steps forward on that front,

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but there is always more that needs to be done.

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But critics claim that 14 years after the MacPherson Report, that

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described the Metropolitan Police as institutionally racist, not

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enough has changed. They point to the tactic of stop and search.

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According to a survey, in the year to 2000, nearly five out of every

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100 black people were searched. In the past decade, the figure has

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doubled. In the same period the figure for whites went up from just

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1.5 to 1.6. What I have noticed is that the

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role of Government is critical. At times when the Government has

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shown commitment, we have made progress, but then when the

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commitment wanes, the progress seems to taper off. I believe that

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progress is tapering off at present. It was not until last January, that

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two of Stephen's killers, Gary Dobson and David Norris were

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finally jailed. Scotland Yard apologised it had taken so long.

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The Met's commissioner is among the guests at today's service. Stephen

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Lawrence' edeath was described as a murder that scarred the conscious

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of the nation. As his memorial service is held today, it is clear

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from the controversy, that the scars have not yet fully healed,

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but for the friends and family, today is about remembering Stephen

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himself, and all of his unfulfilled potential.

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Stephen's mother said that her son's short life had value. Through

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the Trust set up in his name, his life was giving life to other young

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children. The police in the United States say that five people have

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been killed in an incident south of seat. One of those kill -- Seattle

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one was the suspect shot by the police. Off officials say that two

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men were lying on the ground, one of whom reached for a gun when the

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police arrived. There were two more bodies in the apartment.

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A week after the bomb attacks that brought cannage to the Boston

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marathon, interrogators are preparing to interview the

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surviving suspect. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is in hospital

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after being shot in the throat. His brother Tamerlan Tsarnaev decide in

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the shoot-out with the police. The police thank say that the brothers

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were probably planing more attacks. Now, the situation is that we know

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that they have not been able to get any conversation from the remaining

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suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as he has a wound to the throat. They

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have not been able to question him in the way that they like. That has

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led to speculation here. There is an information vacuum as nothing is

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coming from the hospital so. Questions are being asked about

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whether there was an intelligence failure on the part of the FBI.

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That is as we know that two years ago, they investigated Tamerlan

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Tsarnaev and found nothing and closed the file, but a Congressman

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here, wrote a letter to the FBI asking if, why, if when on the

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 51 seconds

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$:/STARTFEED. Start a ree has broken out between the Royal

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College of Nursing and the Government.

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The RCN call some of the ministers plans stupid. Luis Suarez, he is

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fined by Liverpool Football Club after biting Branislav Ivanovic.

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Later on BBC London: The director of a London Marathon says there

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will be a full review after an Olympic champion collided with a

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wheelchair athlete. And is spring set to stay? A full

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weather forecast in 15 minutes. Chinese rescue teams have reached

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some of the most remote areas of the Sichuan province, hit by an

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earthquake on Saturday. Damage to roads and isolated areas have

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forced them to travel on foot. State media say 188 people were

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killed in the quake. Many are missing. 11,500 people have been

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injured. More than 1,300 aftershocks have been felt in the

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area. We have this report.

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The landslides have kept rescue teams back but also family members

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too. As the roads are cleared people rush forward desperate for

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news of what may lie beyond. The military medical teams have been

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carrying injured people out on foot. It is a huge operation. Thousands

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of soldiers deployed to search buildings and todies bute tents and

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aid in dangerous conditions. This road st into one of the worst-

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affected areas had been open, but now they have closed it again.

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Another landslide has blocked access. With the mountainside and

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the road services in a fragile state, this is an ever present

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danger. The hospitals fear after shocks and

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they are treating patients in.ent the hospital grounds.

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$:/STARTFEED. The death toll is not expected to rise significantly but

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once again, though it is the poor bearing the brunt of this disaster,

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with the biggest killer not the earthquake itself but the poorly

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constructed houses. The European Union is expected to

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lift all sanctions against Burma, apart from those affecting arm

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sales later today. The move is the response to the reforms initiated

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by the government, but the human rights groups warn that sanctions

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should be in place after the BBC received video footage that shows

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Burmese police standing by as people were killed between Muslim

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and Buddhists. The Burma's deep divisions, caught on camera for all

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to see. This was a Muslim gold shop in Meiktila, being looted by an

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angry mob. An argument over a piece of jewellery. It is March 20th, the

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running stheers are Burma's sectarian tensions are about to

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burst into the open once more. The police watch, hopelessly

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outnumbered. Muslim and Buddhist communities have lived here for

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generations but spurred on by monks and anti-Islamic sentiment is

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taking hold. The extraordinary thing about the

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footage is that most was shot by the Burmese police. It shows how

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the violence unfolded and how the police completely failed to protect

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Muslim communities. That afternoon, a monk was killed

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in a revenge attack. Buddhist and Muslim gangs roamed the streets.

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In this shot, a man, almost certainly a Muslim, has been set on

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fire. Watching but not helping him, The first day may have taken

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authorities by surprise. This is the morning of the second. Riot

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police have been deployed. Still they do nothing. A crowd watches

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from the hillside as people flee Then, a young Muslim man, possibly

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only a boy, is forced into the open. He is beaten by several men and

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then a monk before being hacked at buyer sought on the ground. Police

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are escorting women and children away from their burning homes. In

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all, 43 died and thousands of Muslims were displaced. This is a

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country where Buddhists dominate every aspect of life. Much is

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changing for the better but building a future where everyone

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feels they belong could well be Burma's latest test. One of

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Britain's first jet fighters, and meatier, is moving to a new home

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today, where it will take pride of place. It was withdrawn from

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service in the 60s. Our correspondent is in Gloucestershire

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for us now. It made history as the Allies first jet engine plane

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during the war. This has been on the ground for the last three

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decades. In the next hour, it will be back in the skies again in a

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different way from what it used to fly. They have attached these are

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huge chains, which will be lifted into the air by a helicopter. It

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will be carried two miles over to a museum, where it will go on display.

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It has been bought by this man. Why did you want it? It is a piece of

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Gloucestershire aviation history. In one tip back here where it is

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back home, where it belongs. -- we wanted it. If there is a risk to

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the helicopter, it will be dropped. All the things are the right

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dimensions. It is supposed to fly it at eight by a degree altitude.

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If that remains the same, everything will be all right for

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the touchline. Only a five-minute journey. We are all crossing our

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fingers. Luis Suarez has been fined by Liverpool Football Club for

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biting Branislav Ivanovic during the 2-2 draw. He has asked for the

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money to go to be Hillsborough charity. Our sports correspondent

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reports. It was a moment which left football open-mouthed as Luis

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Suarez sank his teeth into the arm of Branislav Ivanovic. The impact

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was inevitable. Today he apologised once again and was fined by his

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club. Liverpool insist he does have a future at Anfield. We have taken

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action to fine him for his actions. Brendan has spoken to him and so

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have I. Brendan will be working with him further on his discipline.

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Certainly, when you speak to him, you can see how sorry he is about

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it. He has shown quite a lot of contrition. Remarkably, he has done

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this before. He bit an opponent at his previous club, Ajax. He has had

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controversy at Liverpool, and eight-match ban for racially

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abusing Patrice Evra. He will be offered anger management

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counselling. I hope the club the breeze -- agrees about the anger

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management plans. They are expected to be role models were gangsters.

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This incident is something you would not expect. -- for youngsters.

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He is the star player for Liverpool, scoring once again yesterday. Fans

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are divided over his conduct. Absolutely disgusting. Football is

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driven by money, greed, morality and actions on the field do not

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come into it. There is no mark on the man's arms. It was a playful

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bite. The matter is far from over. He may yet face a lengthy ban in

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the most extraordinary chapter of his footballing career. Liverpool

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are saying it has no bearing on his future but that might not be it.

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suppose there was one bit of good news for Luis Suarez. Merseyside

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Police said they are not taking any action against him. That is because

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Branislav Ivanovic did not report any physical injury. He said he did

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not want to take the matter any further. He could still face

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potentially a hefty punishment from the F A. The referee did not spot

:27:48.:27:55.

the incident at the time. The referee's report is being reviewed.

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The standard punishment for violent conduct is a three-match ban.

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Because of the nature of this, there will be pressure to impose a

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much stricter punishment. When he bit an opponent in the Dutch league

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a few years ago, he got a seven- match ban. There is a feeling that

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although British football has seen some unpleasant challenges over the

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years, in many ways this is a new low. As for Liverpool - the club

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which is a global brand which has sponsors around the world - this

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negative publicity about the star player is frankly the last thing

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they need. Now for a look at the Sage was out at Derwentwater,

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proving there has been a little bit of spring around. We will see some

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spring warmth around. Then things will turn colder from the north.

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This ribbon of cloud in the Atlantic will be the dividing line

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between the cooler north and the warmer south. Ahead of that cloud,

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a raft of cloud already across a good part of the British Isles.

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They could beat rain in northern and western areas. -- there could

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be rain. If you have got this combination, it really is quite

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windy across the North, it is quite widespread across these western

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areas. Across East Midlands, East Anglia and the South East, away

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from the coast, temperatures will be in the mid- teens. The cloud is

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sitting very low in the atmosphere. With time, I suspect some of that

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rain will quit the scene during the course of the night. There are some

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breaks in the Western part of Ireland. Clear skies for some

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overnight. In London, or we may not dip below double figures. Off and

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running into Tuesday. The clear skies translating into some

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sunshine for Scotland's and some parts of eastern England. It is the

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sort of day you will get out and get on with things for the most

:30:26.:30:33.

part. On the western slopes and Hills, you will get some sunshine.

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Late in the day, but cloud begins in Northern Ireland. Remember, it

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is not just about cloud and rain, it is the division between cooler

:30:46.:30:52.

and fresher weather in the north and, further south, we could see 20

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degrees also quite widely. Quite a contrast. The rain is petering out

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in the north. The bit of brightness but the South. We could be looking

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at 20. The best of the weather in the south. Let's bring you a

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