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Three young women abducted in separate incidents more than a

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decade ago in the US are found alive after one of them escaped and

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called the police. I have been kidnapped and I have been missing

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for ten years. I am here, I am free now. OK, stay there with those

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neighbours and talk to the police. Amanda berry escaped with the help

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of a neighbour who described the dramatic moments leading to the

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release. I see this girl and she's going nuts on the door, I am like

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what's your problem, are you stuck? Open the door. She says, I can't,

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he got it locked. Three brothers all in their 50s are now in custody.

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Also this lunchtime: Jimmy Tarbuck is arrested aefr an

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allegation of child sex abuse. He's released on bail.

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Lord Lawson calls for the UK to leave the EU. Number 10 says the

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Prime Minister remains confident his economic strategy will deliver

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results. The Queen will miss the

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Commonwealth heads of Government meeting for the first time in 40

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years. The Prince of Wales will represent her at the gathering in

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Sri Lanka. And we also served, the memorial to

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the former miners who worked during the Second World War designed by a

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former Bevan boy. Later on BBC London: inspectors arrive at

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Basildon Hospital to investigate why it has one of the highest death

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rates in the country. Calls to protect London's transport budget

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Good afternoon. Three young women who disappeared in separate

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incidents more than a decade ago in the United States have been found

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alive at a house in Cleveland, Ohio. They had all been feared dead.

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Amanda Berry, who was 16 when she disappeared managed to escape from

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the house where she had been held and raised the alarm. Three

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brothers have been arrested. Elation and disbelief. This

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community presumed they would never see the young women again. Then the

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unthinkable happened. We love you baby! We missed you!

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On the emergency call, her voice was frantic, panicked. Amanda Berry,

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who had gone missing ten years ago, pleaded for help.

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She had escaped after a neighbour heard her screams and helped her

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out of the house. I looked and I see this girl and she's just going

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nuts on the door, I am like, what's your problem, are you stuck? Just

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open the door. She says, I can't, he got it locked. I look, it's only

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enough to reach a hand out to grab the mail and close the door. And we,

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you know, naturally going to pry it open, that didn't work. We had to

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kick the bottom, that door was cheap and she climbed out, went to

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my house and we called 911. Amanda Berry was found with two other

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women, Gina DeJesus who vanished while working home from school when

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she was 14 and Michele Knight who had been missing since 2003. All

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three women are being assessed in hospital. Currently, they're safe.

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We are in the process of evaluating their medical needs. They appear to

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be in fair condition at the moment. This is really good, because this

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isn't the ending we usually hear to these stories. We are very happy.

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family reunited. This photo shows Amanda in the middle with her

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sister, with them is a six-year-old girl, also found at the house.

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Police have not confirmed that this is Amanda's daughter. Instead, they

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focused on the women's escape. just truly, truly amazing and it's

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a blessing to the community and to the members of the police

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department and their families that they're alive. Three men are now in

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police custody. Ariel Castro and two of his brothers. He had once

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been a school bus driver. He lived in the house where the women were

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discovered, a house that's now a major crime scene. Forensic teams

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are examining the property as the police try to work out what

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happened to the young women in the ten years they were missing.

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We will have more on that extraordinary story later in the

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programme. I will be speaking to a correspondent live from the scene

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where the women were found. The comedian Jimmy Tarbuck has been

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arrested over and allegation of child sexual abuse dating back to

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the 1970s. Police say the entertainer, who was detained last

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month, was questioned about an assault on a young boy. The 73-

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year-old has been released on bail. This report contains some flash

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photography. He is one of the most enduring

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names in light entertainment in this country. Jimmy Tarbuck, with

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some of his contemporaries, after last year's Royal Variety Show.

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Down the years he has been a regular at this annual event and

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for the Royals he has become a familiar face. In 1994, the Queen

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appointed him an OBE for his services to show business and

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charity. Now, he has become the latest celebrity arrest. In a

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statement North Yorkshire Police The complaint relates to an

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incident that occured in the late 1970s when the victim was a young

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boy. It's more than a week since he was

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questioned. The police only confirmed the arrest over the

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weekend after questions from the media but didn't name him. There

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has been no response from the entertainer himself. He lives on

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this private estate in Kingston upon Thames in Surrey and his

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manager has declined to comment. This case has added to the debate

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over whether such arrests should be made public from the start. One

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child protection campaigner believes they should. By putting

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the name out there, whoever it might be, whether it's a celebrity

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or a non-celebrity, sometimes that gives victims an opportunity to

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come forward, have they suffered at the hands of the alleged abuser?

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Jimmy Tarbuck's cheeky style made him a national name when tphefs his

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20s. I am Jimmy Tarbuck, I am the only one here you never heard of.

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This was an appearance at the London Palladium. He went on to

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host the TV show from there. 40 years on, he was a contestant on

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the Strictly Come Dancing, although he had to leave the show early for

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health reasons. He is now on bail and hasn't been charged with any

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offence. His old friend, Kenny lunch, seen with him -- Lynch, seen

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here, said he didn't believe a word of the allegations.

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The case for Britain to leave the European Union is now clear, that's

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according to the former Conservative Chancellor, Lord

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Lawson. Writing in The Times, the Peer says the economic gains of a

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British exit from the EU would substantially outweigh the costs.

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He's become the most senior Tory to confirm he will vote to leave the

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Union if a referendum is held in 2017. Our political correspondent

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Ross Hawkins reports. Over 20 years have passed since he

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last sat behind a Minister's desk. But one of Margaret Thatcher's

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Chancellors is causing trouble today by simply saying Britain will

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be better off out of the European Union. This is a very important

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issue for this country. I have reached a conclusion on it, but

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others may reach a different conclusion. Let us not be

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frightened of debating one of the biggest and most important issues

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for this country. That is a challenge to David Cameron. The

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Prime Minister's plan if he wins the election is to renegotiate with

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Europe, put the results to the people in a referendum, and as he

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explained in January, if he gets a good deal... I will campaign for it

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with all my heart and all my soul. However committed his heart and

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soul, Lord Lawson said the renegotiation would be no more than

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a figureleaf, in other words, doomed to failure. After UKIP's

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recent success some Tories say the party should pay close attention to

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the former Chancellor. Important to reflect the mood of the people as

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expressed in those local elections, it's a helpful pwer vention. The

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party leadership does have to to listen to this plea. Senior

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Conservatives suggested it's a plea that should be discussed when a

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vote is closer. The great thing is that our Prime Minister has offered

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an historic in-out referendum on Europe. All of those arguments

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about whether you think it's better to be in or out and anything else

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that's been said can be properly debated. The Prime Minister's team

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are confident that he can get results, but some in the party will

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wonder whether a mainstream figure like Lord Lawson saying he will

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vote no might encourage other Conservatives to do the same. It

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fell to the Lib Dem deputy prime minister to argue it would be risky.

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It jeopardises potentially three million jobs in the world's largest

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borderless single market. others the battle is on to convince

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people it's time for a British Prime Minister to walk out of the

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European Union for good. Stkpwhrp. Let's hear from our

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political correspondent in Westminster, picking up on that.

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How much of is a headache is this for the prime Prime Minister?

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a headache, Lord Lawson brings respectability and credibility to

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the no campaign. He is not one of the usual suspects, a Eurosceptic

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rent a quote. He brings credibility to the no campaign, to those maybe

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thinking about backing the no campaign. But although he is a

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significant figure, the difficulty is even more pronounced than that,

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and that's Mr Cameron wants to renegotiate a better deal but Lord

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Lawson is saying that's not possible. You might as well put a

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pipe in his mouth and wander around Europe like Harold Wilson and have

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have no success. Mr Cameron wants to stop his party, as he puts it,

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banging on about Europe and the real danger is of the lounge bar

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bore syndrome and every time Mr Cameron tries to shush his party

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over refer over Europe, the man at the bar says, and another thing

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about Europe. Thank you. HSBC has announced a year doubling

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in its global pre-tax profits for the first quarter of the year, due

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in part to a large fall in losses from bad debts. It reported a pre-

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tax profit of �5.4 billion, an increase of 95% compared with the

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same quarter in 2012. The bank's chief executive said he couldn't

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give any assurances over potential future job losses.

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Staff at some of the largest Post Offices are taking part in another

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day-long strike in a dispute over closures, jobs and pay. The action

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will cover about 370 Crown Post Offices, they're the bigger

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branches found on high streets in many towns. Some of these are due

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to be franchised in an effort to reduce losses. The Post Office says

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the action is extremely disappointed.

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A young friend of the five-year-old April Jones has described seeing

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the girl get into a grey Land Rover. A DVD of police interviews with the

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seven-year-old witness, who can't be identified because of her age,

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was played to the jury in Mark Bridger's trial. He denies

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abducting and murdering April who went missing last October near her

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home. The trial's been sitting this morning without the usual

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formalities, judges and barristers taking off robes and gowns so that

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they could hear from the very first witness, the child who was playing

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with April Jones outside her home on the night she disappeared, the

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seven-year-old friend who is the only person who saw what happened

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to April when she went missing. April Jones' disappearance in

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October last year triggered a seven-month search that was to

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become the largest in UK police history. The five-year-old had been

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playing on her bike outside her home when, according to the friend

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she was with, April got into a stranger's car. With her teddy bear

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for comfort, today that friend gave her account of the last time she

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saw April. Appearing through video link the seven-year-old's identity

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has been protected for legal reasons. The jury was shown her

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original police interview in which Mark Bridger says that his Land

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Rover accidentally ran over April, denying abduction and murder. He

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sat in the dock and listened while the seven-year-old's description of

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him was played to the court. She was asked to repeat the description

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of April's disappearance. She said she wasn't crying, she was happy,

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she got in the back of the van and it drove off the same way it came.

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The police search of Mark Bridger's house found several blood stains

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that matched April's DNA and small fragments of bone in the fireplace

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which experts say come from a child's skull. But April's body has

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never been recovered. The defence has started asking

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questions to the girl, asking her to recall different areas on the he

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is state where she -- estate where she had been playing with April.

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She will continue giving evidence this afternoon. Thank you.

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Our main stories: Three women who have been missing

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for more than a decade have been found alive at a house in Ohio

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after a neighbour heard screams. Still to come: Thank you for the

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music, the first permanent museum dedicated to Abba opens. Later on

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BBC London: How Gatwick's biggest airline hopes to keep flying in the

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event of another volcano ash cloud. And the mayor supports show jumping

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in the shadow of the Olympic men who carried out the dangerous

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but vital work of keeping coal supplies flowing during the Second

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World War. A memorial's been dedicated to those 48,000 young men,

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many of whom were conscripted. It has been designed by a form former

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Bevin boy. It is at the national National Memorial Arboretum in

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Staffordshire. A beautiful morning here and a

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mellow day for many of the Bevin dos who've come to see what they've been

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waiting for, recognition of their service. They What I've heard here

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today is a real sense of comradeship among these survivors of the bees

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and a great sense of -- survivors of the Bevin Boys and a great sense of

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pride. More than six decades on and finally the recognition they longed

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for. Elderly now, but like the rest of their generation they waited for

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the call-up papers to come. From 1943, 10% of those called up,

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some 48,00018-25-year-olds were ordered to serve not in uniform but

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the coal mines. The rationale was simple - without coal there could be

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no war production. Without gunners fighter planes there could be no

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victory. Today then the unveiling of a memorial, simple and workmanlike.

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For Harry Parks a triumphant moment after so many years of fighting for

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the Bevin Boys to receive an official national thank you.

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Countess of Wessex is doing us the great honour to dedicate the

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memorial I designed and had built, there's only two of us that worked

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to get this here, and she will give us back our dignity, that says we

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served our country, and that's what's been lacking. What's life

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like for those young men we've heard so much about, the Bevin Boys?

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was of course all smiles for the wartime newsreels. What wasn't

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recorded it was hurt. There was little glory in the hard graft of

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the mines, especially when your brothers and your mates were in

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action on the front line. Being accused of being cowards was very

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hard to take, because we weren't. It wasn't our fault we were in the coal

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mines. We didn't have a uniform. All we had was a hard hat and a pair of

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steel-toecaped boots. It is hard tonne how many of the Bevin Boys are

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still with us. But those here today are remembering so many of those who

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haven't livered to see this moment of recognition and pride. They've

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longed for this day over many decades, and that pride is here for

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all to see today. Frankly the before inboys have waited too long for --

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frankly the Bevin Boys have waited doing for this but they have a sense

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of satisfaction today. Has confirmed that the Queen will not attend the

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Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting this year. Will it from the

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first time in 40 years she hadn't done so. Every two years leaders

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meet to discuss global issues. This year Prince Charles will represent

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the monarchy at the gathering in Sri Lanka. The reasons given? Distance,

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distance from London. Buckingham Palace say they are reviewing their

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long haul flights and that's the reason she isn't going this time.

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This is the first time that the Palace has acknowledged that her

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advancing years, 87 a couple of weeks ago, is having an impact on

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her ability to perform her duties. The Commonwealth is important to

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her. Prince Charles will go in her place, an important opportunity for

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him. The Palace is keen to play down any suggestion that her

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non-attendance is a judgment on the suitability or otherwise as a venue

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for this Commonwealth meeting. There were eyebrows raised when it was

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chosen. A lot of criticism about Sri Lanka's human rights record. The

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Palace saying the reason she isn't going is entirely due to this

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distance, the travel issue. I think there'll be those who feel it is in

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some sense perhaps, I've heard the expression a subtle snub, but

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clearly on this occasion this is a Commonwealth meeting that the Queen

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is content to absent herself from. Nick, thank you.

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David Cameron is hosting an international conference on the

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future of Somalia. The Prime Minister said he hopes aid and

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advice can help the new Somali Government stabilise the country,

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around warned that failure to support the country could lead to

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terrorism and extremism. Andrew Harding is in Mogadishu. It's a

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country that faces many challenges. Do things look like improving?

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are certainly changing dramatically in the past year. There hasn't been

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a famine for some time. The piracy off the coast has pretty much

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stopped. There's a new Government, a new Parliament, and the bat

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approximately against Al-Shabaab, the Islamist militants who used to

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control half this city and most of the countryside, hasn't quite been

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won but they have been pushed deep into the countryside. Although

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they've launched a few attacks here, they are a much weakened force now.

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Britain is already heavily involved here. It is giving something like

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�80 million this year alone. Corruption is a big problem, making

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sure the money is spent wisely and well is difficult, but the British

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Government says the money is being targeted above all at hungry

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children. A lot of malnourishment, and looking at maternal health, and

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trying to help the new Government here rebuild. It is training staff.

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It is paying salaries. It is helping advise the new Somali Army.

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Essentially this country has been devastated by 20 years of anarchy,

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so it is having to rebuild from scratch. Foreign money from Britain

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and elsewhere is playing an absolutely crucial role in that, and

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making sure Somalia doesn't slip into into anarchy once more.

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Officials in Bangladesh say the number of people confirmed dead

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after a building collapsed last month has risen to more than 700.

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Corkers clearing the site in -- workers clearing the site in Dhaka

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have pulled hundreds of body from the rubble.

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There'll be an apology today to the thousands of Irishmen who chose to

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join the British Army during the Second World War. On their return

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from the war the former troops were called deserters and traitors. They

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lost their pensions and were banned from taking jobs in the Government.

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Ireland's war Memorial Gardens were built to honour the service given

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during years of conflict. However, between 1939 and 1945 the country

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remained neutral. In order to fight, many soldiers left the Irish Army

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and join the allies. They became known as the deserters, a title

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designed to carry shame. This would be pa source of pride, this

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photograph, for many families. would think so, but these lay in the

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attic. Reid's father was one of the men who signed up with the British

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Army. You learn as a kid your father was a trait o you should be ashamed

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of him. Of Irish soldiers chose to fight. However, there were

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consequences for them when they returned after the war. They weren't

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allowed to hold a job paid for by the state for years, and they lost

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all of their pension rights. This evening the Irish Government will

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announce details of a pardon and amnesty for the so-called deserters,

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a victory after a long ballot by campaigners. It would be a

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recognition that the experience that they went through post-war was

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unfair. There were practical concerns about soldiers deserting.

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Many felt they were needed to protect against invasion, but

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families say there could be no excuse for the discrimination they

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suffered when they returned home and tried to find a job. I was with him

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at times when he went out looking for work. Being told... It is hard,

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you know? A pardon should ensure that in future their actions will be

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remembered only with pride. They wore sparkly jump suits, performed

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in massive platform shoes and counted their album sales in the

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hundreds of millions. Now the permanent museum dedicated to the

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Swedish pop group Abba opens in Stockholm. It offers the choice to

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be a Dancing Queen alongside life-sized models of the group.

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Their catchy tunes are almost as popular today as they were nearly

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four decades ago and this museum to to the supergroup is expecteded to

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be a huge hit. Many no doubt wish they should have been in the band.

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Thanks to attractions like this, they virtually can, with the

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familiar Abba promise that alongside holographic hospitalations of the

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group, you can dance, you can jive... As well as the interactive

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exhibits there are displays showing items from Abba's past, ranging from

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instruments to some of their famously flamboyant costumes, all

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donated by the group. Bjorn Ulvaeus of the group speak at the launch but

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disappointed some by confirming that the 1982 split will be permanent.

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(Inaudible) as you all know, we've never re unite reunited, and so I

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take the opportunity now to say that we are not going to either. Over the

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past few years the museum has been touring cities, including Sydney and

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London. Stockholm will now be its permanent home. It just is so good

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to be part of music history really. I'm a boy in a candy shop. It feels

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great. More are expected to come and pay tribute to the Swedish

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supertroopers and in their own way say... Thank you for the music, for

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giving it to me. More on our main story. The three

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women found alive in Cleveland Ohio a decade after their experience.

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Let's speak to an ABC correspondent at the scene. How are the women and

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have they been reunited with their families? , they have been reunited

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with their families. They were taken to the hospital shortly after they

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left here, so they could be examined by doctors, as vector vectors figure

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out what exactly these women went through over the last ten years.

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This is the neighbourhood where everything happened. It is still the

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morning hours here. People are waking up in a state of disbelief.

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They just cannot believe that something like this could have

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happened right here on their block, in their neighbourhood. As you can

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see, there are investigators outside the house. Camera crews from all

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over the country really here just trying to figure out what exactly

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happened. The three young ladies were inside that house. According to

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one neighbour that I spoke with, she said she heard some pounding.

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Someone scratching. That's when she decided to come over and see what it

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was. It turned out that that was one of the missing young ladies that was

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screaming, trying to get someone to notice her. When she heard that, she

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walked over and didn't know what to do. The neighbour didn't know what

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to do, so she grabbed another neighbour and explained to her what

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was going on. Together they got a third neighbour, a man, who helped

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them push down that door and get those women out of the house. She

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says they came out of that house frantic, running out there,

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screaming for help, saying, " please call the politics I need help." The

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investigation still continues. Authorities have three suspects in

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custody and really just trying to piece together what's may have

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happened over the course of the last ten years. An extraordinary story.

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It is another lovely day out there. Blue skies across the country. For

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many place this is afternoon we've got more sunshine and very warm

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indeed. The satellite picture shows that we've had more cloud this

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south-east England. That's produced a few showers. Our weather front in

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Scotland has been pushed northwards, still producing misty low cloud in

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the northern isles. For the rest of Scotland a much better day, and much

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better temperatures the as well. Highs in Glasgow of 20 degrees.

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Northern Ireland, well broken cloud this afternoon. Still can't rule out

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the odd sharp shower, but will you be unlucky if you catch one this

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afternoon. Many places will be dry. Already temperatures in the low 20s.

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Maybe a bit of high cloud in parts of Devon and Cornwall. Always a

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touch cooler around the coast. For inland areas of England, this

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afternoon temperatures responding in that sunshine. We could get to 24

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degrees. That will make it the warmest day of the year so far. But

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make the most of that sunshine and warmth, but it isn't set to last.

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Northern Scotland holding on to the best of it tomorrow, but eventually

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the cold air swinging in for the end of the week. Temperatures are going

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to be on the fall. It is going to turn much cooler. With that we'll

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see cloud, outbreaks of rain and strong winds at times. The first

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signs of that change happening this evening across south-west England,

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with thicker cloud and rain. Ahead of that we'll keep some clearer

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skies, but that cloud acting as a blanket. For England, Wales and

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Northern Ireland, a mild night, with temperatures in double figures. Into

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single figures for northern Scotland. Here we keep the clearer

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skies. The best of the sunshine tomorrow for the north-west

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Highlands. We might have one more day of warmth, 20-21 degrees. A

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different day elsewhere. A main band of rain pushing north. Wine that

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sunshine and showers. Some of the showers could be heavy, with

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thunder. Temperatures even with afternoon brightness reaching highs

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of 15-17 degrees. That system the main front pushes northwards to be

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replaced by the centre of this low in central areas. For Thursday it is

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looking cloudy with outbreaks of rain and potentially strong winds.

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Gusts of 50-60 miles per hour across Wales and south-west England.

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