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Britain to withdraw dozens of staff from Yemen. America orders its

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citizens to leave too. It follows Communications picked up between

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senior members of Al-Qaeda. We will look at how the US and UK can

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respond. Also this lunchtime: A report into

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the safety of patients in hospitals in England calls for new legal

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sanctions to tackle cases of wilful or reckless neglect.

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An inquest is held into the death of Hannah Smith, 14-year-old who hanged

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herself on Friday. A welcome boost for the high Street

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- last month's heatwave saw shops do their best sales the seven years.

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An escaped African python kills two young boys in their sleep after it

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escapes from pet shop Canada. A reward of nearly �1 million is

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offered for the jewellery worth 90 million stolen on the French

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Later on BBC London: Businesses say they're still suffering, two years

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on from the riots in the capital. And a bed-in-a-shed fire that killed

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a man - claims the council could Britain has shut its Embassy in

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Yemen because of increased security concerns. And the US has told its

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citizens to leave Yemen immediately and ordered all nonessential staff

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to follow suit. The warnings came just hours after a US drone strike

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killed four suspected Al-Qaeda militants in Yemen. America has

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already closed 19 diplomatic missions across the Middle East and

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north Africa after intercepting messages between the two most senior

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figures in Al-Qaeda. Here's our security correspondent, Frank

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Gardner. Guarded but empty, Britain's embassy

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in Yemen was closed this morning after threats of a major terrorist

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attack. Yemeni security forces will remain outside but the embassy says

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all British staff have been flown home. America has closed more than

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20 of its diplomatic missions around the Middle East and beyond. This is

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the reason - Al-Qaeda in the Arabian peninsular are believed to be

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planning a large-scale attack on US Western interests, most likely in

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Yemen, but possibly elsewhere in the region. The US said it learned this

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through an intercepted conversation between this man and the Al-Qaeda

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leader, hiding in Pakistan. It reportedly spoke of a strategic

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attack on US interests. Washington believes it could be the most

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serious plot since the 911 attacks. What we know is the threat emanates

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from and focused on occurring in the Arabian peninsular, but it could

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potentially be beyond that or elsewhere. So we cannot be more

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specific, which is why we have taken some of the actions we have taken

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and made the statements we have made. Yemen's tribal provinces offer

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the perfect refuge for Al-Qaeda. Its leaders are constantly being

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targeted by US, unmanned drones, but several times it has been able to

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smuggle bombs onto international flights sending them as far as

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Detroit. This is their master bomb maker, and he is still at large. The

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foreign office says it hopes to reopen its office in Yemen soon, but

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when it does the threat of attack is unlikely to have gone away.

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Frank Gardner joins us now. What does this tell us about Al-Qaeda

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operations and how real is this threat perceived to be? A few people

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will be thinking in the wake of the Snowdon revelations about

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surveillance, is this an elaborate story to get people to think about

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while it is worth intercepting peoples messages? It would be

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far-fetched to think the Americans would make this up, causing, not

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just their embassies to close, but for British, German and French

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embassies to close in Yemen as well. The threat is twofold, locally they

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have plenty of people willing to drive trucks into embassies and blow

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things up. They have done it in the past, they have tried and they will

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carry on trying. The reason it is considered to be so dangerous, they

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have people like that master bomb maker, who has been very clever, he

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is a Saudi. He is clever at designing ingenious bombs to put on,

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or even inside volunteers and getting them onto aeroplanes. Three

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times they have got bombs onto aeroplanes, undetected. One got as

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far as Detroit, the Nigerian nearly blew himself up on that plane over

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Detroit. They think he has now mastered some of the technology and

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overcome some of the glitches and is ready to put more bombs on planes,

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which is why the Americans have extended their warning to the travel

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industry. Thanks for that.

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A report into the safety of patients in hospitals in England is calling

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for a new criminal offence of wilful or recklessly black. A review by

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Doctor Don Berwick was set up after the mid Staffordshire Hospital

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trust. Infection control, we are doing well

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on. Every day, the nurse in charge of this ward monitors how patients

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are doing, checking the number of infections, whether elderly patients

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have had a fall, along with each prescription and dosage given. This

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Birmingham Hospital has developed a computer system to make care saver.

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It knows exactly how each doctor, nurse or ward is performing. We know

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what percentage of drugs are given to patients by the ward, by an

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individual nurse, and individual doctor who is prescribing them and

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we can hold individual teams to account. This kind of focus in

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reducing mistakes is at the heart of this report, which aims to create a

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culture of 0-harm in the NHS. The report stresses the need for

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sufficient staff on wards, but falls short of minimum level staffing. In

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a no blame culture, and there should be legal sanctions against staff in

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rare cases of wilful or reckless neglect. The expert behind the

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reporter believes this policy is achievable. It is hardly a single

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problem but developed somewhere in the NHS that someone else in the NHS

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has not solved. If this wonderful system can learn together so you are

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exchanging information all the time with trust, openness and optimism,

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the sky is the limit. The report follows the scandal of appalling

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care at Staffordshire Hospital. Today the government said it would

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consider the recommendations, but the report is one of the series into

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hospital care and patient groups are asking if it will make a difference.

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Back in Birmingham, they know what a difference small changes can make,

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just like in Scotland where there is already a patient safety programme.

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The question is whether similar schemes will be rolled out across

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the NHS in England. Our health correspondent has been

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looking at the recommendations. What do we understand to be meant by this

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holding people to account? Berwick was clear in explaining his

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report. You need to have staff being able to speak up. If a nurse see

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something on the ward going wrong, they are not afraid to say something

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to their managers. There has to be a transparent and open culture in the

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NHS. But if there is something going wrong, it's somebody wilfully

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neglect is a patient to the extent it causes them serious harm or

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causes their death, they should be held to account potentially through

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a new criminal offence. That is something the government said it

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will look at. But the test for that will be very high and it will be in

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rare cases of extreme neglect. you.

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The father of a 14-year-old goal macro who was found dead in a

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bedroom has called for stricter controls on social media sites after

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his daughter received abuse online. The inquest into Hannah Smith was

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opened and adjourned at Leicestershire Coroner's Court this

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morning. Pupils and staff at her school are shattered by the news.

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Our reporter is there in Loughborough.

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Hammersmith was found at the family home by her 16-year-old sister

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upstairs on Friday. -- Hannah Smith. Well-wishers have been leaving

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messages outside the house. Family and friends are devastated by what

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has happened. The headteacher at her school has described her as a

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bright, popular and thoughtful girl who had everything to live for. Last

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night I came to the family home and spoke to David Smith, her father. He

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told me that while he is grieving for his daughter, he is extremely

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angry. In the months running up to her death, he said she suffered a

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torrent of abuse online. Like millions of people across the

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world, she was a user of the Latvian -based website, Bo Xilai, where

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people can ask questions of other users. Mr Smith told me she was

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receiving messages including, you must die. He is calling for David

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Cameron to act on this. Mr Smith is part of an online campaign against

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the website. Last month's heatwave gave the high

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Street a boost and stores recorded their best figures in the seven

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years. The British Retail Consortium sales were up 2.7% on last year.

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The scene was set for the summer of sunshine. Then there was this!

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waiting is over. Which added to the feel better factor, and then... The

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Royal baby. All, retailers say adding to confidence and getting the

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tills ringing. The sun comes out on people like to spend more money and

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get in the summer mood and go shopping. People talk about caching

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tales, but the mood of shoppers helps people. They are feeling

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better? I certainly do, anyway.Is that more money? No, but people

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still spend. Sellers were some addresses, shorts and sandals, and

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in the supermarket, burgers and sausages for the barbecue. Shop

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sales in July grew by 2.2% in cash terms compared to July last year.

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The amount of goods sold grew by 4.4% because there were so many

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price cuts. In July we had a number of special factors. The combination

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of some fantastic weather and the confidence factor, being driven by

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the combination of the Royal baby, the Lions tour, Chris Frome and the

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Tour de France, the Ashes. It is still tough on many high streets,

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and while some are favourites have been flying off the shelves,

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furniture and flooring did not go well. Could July have been a blip?

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Underlying conditions are very tough and people are squeezed financially

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and unemployment is high. Probably more tough times ahead. We cannot

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get ahead of ourselves. A lot of the sales were driven by discounts, and

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they cannot go on for ever. In future months, this shopping revival

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could falter. No boom yet, but another debt fuelled consumer boom

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might not be a good idea anyway. Two young boys have been killed by a

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rock -in eastern Canada after it is -- it escaped from a pet shop.

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Police say it coiled itself around the boys, aged five and seven, as

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they slept. It apparently got into the flat through a ventilation

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system. This is little Noah and his brother,

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Connor. Their sleepover ended in tragedy. Police sealed off the New

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Brunswick building where the brothers were killed. They had been

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staying with a friend in the first-floor flat above the pet shop.

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It is believed a snake, Captain the ground floor shop, slipped out of

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its cage, travelled through the ventilation and into the room where

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the boys were sleeping. They had been staying with the shop owner's

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Sun, the three children were best friends. I thought they were

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sleeping until I saw the hole in the ceiling. Everything had fallen. I

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turned the lights on and saw this horrific scene. The snake was gone.

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I found the snake in another spot. I pinned him down and put him in a

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cage. The snake, similar to this one is thought to be an African rock

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python, approximately four metres wrong -- long. The boys were dead by

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the time their bodies were discovered. It is an extremely rare

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incident. Snakes only constrict for the food. Was it hungry?

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Absolutely. It does not mean it was being neglected. One media report

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said customers had complained about the conditions the pets were kept

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in. City authorities say the shop was properly licensed. Five-year-old

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Noah, and seven -year-old,, 's parents are described as grief

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stricken. Our main story this lunchtime... Fears of a terrorist

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attack from Britain to withdraw embassy staff from Yemen.

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Still to come: Good news as exam results come in for thousands of

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pupils across Scotland. Later on BBC London, the lump of fat

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so big it blocked one of the largest doers in the country. And Beth

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Tweddle retires from gymnastic but leaves her mark on the sport here in

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in the dispute between Britain and Spain over fishing rights of

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Gibraltar. The Spanish Government says it may introduce a fee to cross

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the border and close Spanish airspace to flights bound for the

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rock. The UK has promised to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people

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of Gibraltar. In the misty early light, Spanish

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fishermen ready their nets. In the Shadow of a British rock. These men

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claimed Gibraltar has polished their trade by restricting fishing in the

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disputed waters nearby. It is madness. For years we got on well

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and now we have fallen out with our neighbours. We took a boat from the

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other side of the border to see the other side of this story.

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Gibraltar's Government wanted to show the location of something

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controversial lying hidden underneath the water. We are not far

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from the rock, and we are clearly in Gibraltarian waters but the Spanish

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Government disagrees, and down here in the water you cannot see it, but

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below is the source of the tension, the row between Spain and Gibraltar

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and Britain. Several days ago, Gibraltar says it created an

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artificial reef to protect marine life here. Spain says the large

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concrete blocks were dumped to keep Spanish fishermen away. In

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retaliation, Spain has increased checks on the border into Gibraltar,

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creating long queues. This morning, a smooth commute for thousands, but

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Spain threatens a 50 euros charge for this crossing and the people

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here are fed up. I have been in it for half an hour and that is bad

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enough. There is a lot of anger from the Spanish that needn't be there.

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The waters here are disputed but they are the lifeblood for song, and

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Spain is now considering how it will respond.

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Dog owners who allow their pets to attack members of the public could

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face life in prison under Government proposals to clamp down on dangerous

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dogs in England and Wales. Ministers believe harsher penalties are needed

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to deal with irresponsible owners. They are speed is the has welcomed

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the idea of tougher sentences. Last year when Carlton was training to be

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a guide dog, he was attacked by a bull terrier. His owner had to pull

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the dogs apart with the help of two other men. Mercifully, Carlton

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survived. If the damage had been more permanent, it would have meant

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he would have been scrapped as a guide dog, I would have had to take

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up to two years to train another dog. The Government is suggesting

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tougher legislation to prosecute the owners of dangerous dogs who attack.

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Currently the law does not legislate, and from now on if a

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person is killed life imprisonment could be introduced. Since 2005, 16

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people have been killed by dogs in the UK, including Jade Anderson.

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This boy was killed by a pit bull in 2009, both children's parents have

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called for tougher sentencing which the Government is now considering.

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In these sickening cases, where a dog has attacked a toddler and in

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some cases even killed a child, is it appropriate the judge can only

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sentence that owner to a maximum of two years in prison? The RSPCA

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believes the Government should concentrate on preventing dog

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attacks in the first place. RSPCA has recommended things like

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dog behaviour classes so that owners can learn how to control their dogs

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better. Under the current rules no one has been prosecuted for the

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attack on Carlton. His owner supports tightening the law and

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hopes others will agree. A former US Army psychiatrist stands trial today

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charged with killing 13 people in a mass shooting in Texas.

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The shooting took place four years ago but the trial has been set by

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delays. It is expected he will claim to have been acting in defence of

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Muslims. The makeshift memorial in Texas, outside the nondescript

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building which in 2009 witnessed the worst noncombat attack in history on

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an American military base. 13 people were fatally wounded, more than 30

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other s injured. On the day of the shooting, this man allegedly shouted

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the Arabic for, God is great, then started firing indiscriminately. It

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is said he carried out the killings because he wanted to protect the

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Taliban from US forces. He will defend himself at the US

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court-martial. This has been described as an act of workplace

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violence, and they are alarmed that he will get to personally

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cross-examine some of the people he tried to kill. The nearby facility

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where the court-martial will take place. Now encased with blast

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walls, it has been turned into a virtual bunker. Inside it is

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believed military prosecutors will present evidence that the soldier

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became increasingly radicalised. He was on the Internet searching words

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like Jihad and Taliban before the attack. If found guilty, he could

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face the death penalty. More than 150,000 students across

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Scotland received their exam results today. The overall pass rates have

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increased. Our correspondent has been speaking to students and has

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more. Welcome to this most North Westerly secondary school on the

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Scottish mainland, and the students here spent an anxious morning

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waiting for news. Today, along with bills and birthday cards, here,

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pupils at the high school are waiting anxiously to learn their

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fate. The Jacqueline, the news is good. Oh, my God, I got into

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university. I got another A and a B. Other pupils are heading in a

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different direction. I failed maths, but it is not compulsory, I

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have a job anyway as an apprenticeship joiner so I don't

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need it anyway. The pass rate for maths was down 0.8% on last year.

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The overall pass rate for Scottish highers was a rise of 0.5%. As for

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standard grades, they are on the way out. These pupils were amongst the

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last to sit them. They are being replaced by new qualifications

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called nationals. The curriculum is changing emphasis more on

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classwork, the opposite to what is happening in England, but focus here

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is now on the immediate future which for some pupils will be very

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different. For them to move from a small community to a city location,

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and quite a few of them are going to Strathclyde or Aberdeen, it is a

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massive leap. There will be more people on the course then who live

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in the entire Northwest area! changing moment is happening today

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all over Scotland. Not all of the two years tears of joy today, but

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the Government insists help and advice is on offer to any students

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who need it. Whatever the future holds for them, today is the end of

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one journey and the beginning of many others. The journey perhaps

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over for the Olympic bronze medallist, Beth Tweddle has

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announced her retirement from gymnastics, she says she no longer

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has the time to devote to the training she needs to stay at the

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top. Now, a reward of almost �1 million

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is being offered for any information leading to the recovery of jewels

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worth 90 million, stolen from the French Riviera resort of Cannes. It

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took barely a minute, the jewel thief walked in through the windows

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of this hotel and held up the organisers with a semiautomatic

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pistol. Simple, effective, highly lucrative. The insurer estimates he

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escaped with over �88 million worth of precious stones, but belong to an

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Israeli billionaire, on display in the same hotel that had featured

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Alfred Hitchcock's To Catch A Thief. This statement says that a

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reward of up to 1 million euros will be offered to the first person who

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provides information which leads to the recovery of the goods. They will

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be hoping for similar success in 2008 at this luxury store in Paris.

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On that occasion several informants came forward with information

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leading to dozens of arrests and over half of the gems were

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recovered. Some of them were hidden in the waste drain of a house and

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in the waste drain of a house and sealed in a cement block.

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Time now to take a look at the weather. Nothing to sparkling, but

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after the downpours of yesterday the weather has calmed down with some

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average August weather for the rest of the week. Most will see some

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sunshine, there will be cloudy spells and some showers around with

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temperatures around average so it will feel pleasantly warm when the

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sun is out. The cloud is bubbling up particularly in western areas, and

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that cloud will provide some showers through Northern Ireland, and

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northern and western parts of Scotland. The most, it is dry and

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bright with temperatures climbing for the last three days. It is

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cooler further west, where we have more cloud, some showers for Devon

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and Cornwall, and possibly some in Wales, but for most in England and

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Wales and central and southern Scotland it will remain dry. Even

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here, when the sun pops out between the showers, the temperatures will

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be in the high teens. It will be turning wetter across the north-west

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overnight, something salty for the north-west of Northern Ireland and

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the Highlands of Scotland, and in rural areas we will drop to single

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figures, but cloudy tomorrow across the south-east and cloudier

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certainly for much of Scotland and Northern Ireland. This band of rain

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will turn more showery in the afternoon, maybe some more showers

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dotted across England and Wales but in the sunny intervals, high teens

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or low 20s again. The threat of rain in the south-east tomorrow comes

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from a bigger zone of thunderstorms. Torrential downpours across Europe

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tomorrow, but for much of the Mediterranean it is sunny and hot

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with temperatures in Tunisia close to 40 degrees. It will be a pleasant

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enough day on Thursday with some showers dotted about, but

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temperatures in the high teens or low 20s. This weather front is

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approaching for Friday, so perhaps there will be more cloud across the

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UK and that weather fronts sending a band of showers from west to East.

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Some may affect the crooked in Durham, but either side of that some

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dry and bright weather with temperatures creeping into the low

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