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Police looking for a young girl abducted in Mid-Wales arrest a 46-

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year-old man. April Jones was playing with

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friends near her home. She is still missing tonight. We are still

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pursuing all lines of inquiry with the view that April is still alive,

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and we will continue to do so until we find her.

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Hundreds of volunteers from around Machynlleth have fanned out across

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the countryside to help in the search. We never think this sort of

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thing will happen here but tragically it has. We have just

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come down to see what we can do for. Also on tonight's programme: The

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Labour leader's keynote speech to the annual party conference. Ed

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Miliband spells out what drives his politics. That is my faith. 1

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nation. A country for all with everyone playing their part. A

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Britain that we have rebuilt together. Thank you very much.

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The teacher who ran away to France with 15-year-old Megan Stammers

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appears in a French court. He will be back here this week.

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And there could be a new investigation into allegations of

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child abuse by the late Jimmy Savile. Scotland Yard is looking at

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the case. Later on the BBC News Channel, I

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would be here with all of the sport as the Ryder Cup returns to Europe.

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The captain, Olazabal, says he will Good evening. Welcome to the BBC

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News at 6pm. Police in Mid-Wales have arrested a 46-year-old man in

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connection with the disappearance of a five-year-old girl. April

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Jones was playing with friends near her home in Machynlleth at 7pm last

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night when she got into a vehicle, possibly a van. Police who have

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spoken to April's friends say it appears that she entered the van

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without a struggle. Let's go straight to Jon Brain in

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Machynlleth. George, a dramatic day in mid-Wales.

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We often hear the phrase "close- knit community". It is a cliche but

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in this incident, it feels appropriate. An entire town has

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turned out to look for a missing five-year-old girl and in the past

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hour, police had made an arrest. This report contains flash

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photography. April Jones, a happy five-year-old,

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described by those who know her as a lovely little girl. Today,

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virtually the entire town has been out looking for her, but in the

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last hour, a dramatic development. Police have arrested a man on

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suspicion of her abduction. We are continuing our investigation to

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find April. However, within the last hour we have arrested a 46-

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year-old man from the Machynlleth area, who has been detained at

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Aberystwyth police station. We made the arrest just outside Machynlleth

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and we are hopeful that this individual will assist us in

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locating April, who is still missing. We are still pursuing all

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lines of inquiry with a view that April is still alive. We will

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continue to do so until we find her. The search for April began last

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night and has not stopped. Volunteers joining police officers

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to combed fields and woodland in a 30 mile radius. But the police had

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feared she could be anywhere. Yesterday, she got into a vehicle

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near her home. Today, detectives said the best. There is nothing to

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suggest there was a struggle when she got into the car. April got

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into a drive a's side and that may well be that she got in with the

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driver, but it could mean that it is a left-hand-drive vehicle.

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was out riding her bike and playing with friends near her home on the

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Bryn Y Gog estate yesterday evening. One of her friends said she saw her

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getting into the driver's side of a light coloured van. At that time,

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April was wearing a purple coat, and a white polo shirt with black

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trousers. Police were alerted to her disappearance within an hour

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and soon, 200 residents had gathered at the leisure centre.

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They joined the police in searching a 30 mile radius of the town and

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surrounding area. Have you got a car? Which every year do you know

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best? Hundreds of people offering their help at the local leisure

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centre. Some have come from up to 60 miles away, although most live

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nearby. We have been searching until 3am, they went home for sleek

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for a couple of hours, and they were ready at daylight. This women

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open-toed garage because the volunteers needed petrol for their

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search. -- the woman here opened her garage. We have stayed open

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since last night forced job as the search continues, head teacher has

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been describing the five-year-old. April is a very bubbly and vibrant

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member of the school community. Her parents are very supportive of the

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school and Spen hours of their own time helping the school, so our

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thoughts are with them at this very difficult time. This investigation

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is continuing to develop. We have news that both wrote nearby has

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been cordoned off and a woman was seen in tears being driven through

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the police cordon, believed to be a relative of April's. There is a

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hotline for anybody with The Labour leader Ed Miliband has

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said he will head a one nation Labour Party into the next election.

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In a highly personal speech, Mr Miliband vowed to rebuild Britain

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and outlined his vision of a country in which everyone played

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their part. This report from Manchester contains some flash

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photography. Imitation, it is said, is the

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sincerest form of flattery. Today Ed Miliband live at a conference

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speech that did not just echo one of the slogans and some of the

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rhetoric of his Tory opponent, but the way David Cameron once famously

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delivered them. With no nerves. Only one problem, where is my

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speech? I want to do something different today. Different, because

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the Labour leader was relaxed and jokey, different, he claimed,

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because he learnt his political fray from the teachers at his

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comprehensive school and refugee parents who fled the Nazis.

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believe that we can overcome any odds if we come together as people.

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Millions of people look at us in politics and think we are all the

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same. I guess you could say I am out to prove them wrong. That is

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who I am. What this beach was really about was a single assertion,

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that he could unite the country in difficult times -- the speech. That

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he was a man to deliver a 140-year- old Conservative slogan. 1 nation,

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a country where everyone has a stake, where prosperity is fairly

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shared, one nation, where we have a shared destiny, his sense of shared

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Endeavour and a common life that we lead together. That is the Britain

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we must become! The Prime Minister had lost the right to use that

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slogan, he said, when his chief whip called police officers plebs

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and his economic policy divided the country. This year, borrowing is

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rising, not falling. Let me say that again. It is rising, not

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falling. If the medicine is not working, you change the medicine. I

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will tell you what else you change. You change the doctor and that is

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what this country needs to do! year, the faces at this conference

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were worried about whether he had really got what it takes. This year,

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they were relishing his performance. Have you ever seen a more

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incompetent, hopeless, out of touch, U-turn, pledge breaking, make it up

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as you go along, are back of the envelope, miserable shower that

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this Prime Minister and his government...? The policy was no

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way to be seen, there was no think tank slogans and detailed policies,

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just pledges to stand up to companies that rip off consumers, I

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don't train staff and employ apprentices, and... I have a

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message for the bank. We can do is the easy way or the hard way.

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Evette you six it yourselves, between now and the election, or

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the next Labour government will once and for all ensure that the

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high-street bank is no longer the arm of the can -- of a casino

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operation and we will break you up. The spirit of the Olympics, he said,

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had rebuild Britain after the war. To come together, joined together,

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work together as a country. Words that sounded and looked like the

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last leader of the opposition speaking at his conference before

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the last election. If we come together, work together, we will

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get rid the is together. Miliband's message was that he

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understood why many people voted for David Cameron, but only he

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could deliver the promise. country for all with everyone

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playing their part. A Britain we have rebuilt together. The man who

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declared that new Labour was dead today did his own rebranding,

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unveiling the one-nation Labour, as its replacement.

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What do you see when you see Ed Miliband? This party decided today

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it's all its next prime minister. The test of this speech though, is

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to you? This up like the beginning of what can be the longest election

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campaign in history -- this felt like. The mood can be summed up in

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two words: Game on. The 30-year-old teacher who ran

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away with one of his pupils to France will return to Britain on

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Thursday after a court in Bordeaux agreed to his extradition. Jeremy

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Forrest appeared before judges today, four days after he was

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arrested on suspicion of abducting 15-year-old Megan Stammers. Our

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correspondent is there for us now. Matthew, what did Forrest say in

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court? George, he was pretty confident

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actually is. He confirmed his name and date of birth and then in

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answer to a number of questions, and helped by an interpreter, he

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answered yes, yes, yes, until the most important one when he said, no,

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he would not be contesting his extradition. A lot of journalists

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and photographers at this, so my report contains flash photography.

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Five days after his arrest, the maths teacher from Eastbourne was

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brought to court in Bordeaux. regrets? Not to rule on whether he

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is guilty, simply to work out whether France will extradite him.

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They hit him from view as best they could. -- they hit him. In court,

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he looked fairly relaxed and said he would not tried to stop his

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extradition. He has agreed to be extradited back to the UK as soon

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as possible and we look forward to the full story emerging. He is very

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appreciative of the support given to him by his family, in particular

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his parents. Naturally, Jeremy is most concerned about the impact of

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this episode on all those affected. That presumably means Megan

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Stammers in particular. Jeremy Forrest and the school girl half

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his age had last been spotted on a cross channel ferry. They were

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eventually found on the street in Bordeaux. He had been to several

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bars looking for work. They stayed at this hotel for one night. The

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manager says Jeremy Forrest checked in under a false name for.

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wanted a room for two persons, and he said to me, she is waiting

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outside, and that is it. Megan Stammers flew home on Saturday,

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leaving her teacher behind in a French prison. The judges will be

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back in court on Thursday and are expected to all the extradition can

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go ahead. Jeremy Cooke Forest could be back in Britain by the weekend,

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with the police are keen to talk to him -- Jeremy Forrest. A quick

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legal footnote. Jeremy Forrest was detained on the European arrest

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warrant on suspicion of child abduction. Under the terms of that,

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he can only be charged with a specific crime, so even if Sussex

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police think there is evidence of other crimes related to this matter,

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they will be on shaky legal ground. A collision between two passenger

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boats off Hong Kong has left at least 38 people dead and dozens

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injured. One of the boats, which had been hired for a party, was

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carrying more than 120 people when it collided with a passenger ferry

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and sank. Seven crew members have been arrested.

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Scotland Yard has confirmed that it is dealing with an allegation that

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Sir Jimmy Savile raped an underage girl in London in the 1970s. The

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force said it was looking into the claim to see if it merited a full

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investigation. The BBC said today that it would make direct contact

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with police to provide full support over any allegations. June Kelly is

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There have been a number of new developments today. Surrey police

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received a complaint which they passed on to officers here at

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Scotland Yard because the offence is alleged to have taken place in

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London. We have a statement from Scotland Yard in which they say the

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allegation is under review by their Sapphire unit, which investigates

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rape and the sexual offences, and they say inquiries continue. They

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say it is not an investigation but it could become one. We have also

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had a statement from the BBC tonight, and they say they are

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horrified that some of these alleged offences could have

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happened on BBC premises, and they say the BBC investigations unit

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will now be contacting police and offering to help them with any

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inquiries. Also on the BBC front, there are questions about why the

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Newsnight programme dropped an investigation into Jimmy Savile. It

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has been claimed there was internal pressure inside the corporation.

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But it has denied that and said it was taken for editorial reasons,

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Our top story tonight: Police looking for April Jones in mid-

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Wales have arrested a 46-year-old man. And coming up... Even 007

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could not keep its top-secret, Adele's new Bond theme leaks on to

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the internet. Later on the news channel, the

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British Chambers of Commerce say Britain is already out of recession,

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and the Wall Street bank JP Morgan Chase is being sued over Mortgage

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Space scientists across the world are attempting a cosmic clean-up

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with thousands of pieces of junk hurtling around in Orbit.

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Organisations such as NASA and the European Space Agency are trying to

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find the most effective way of collecting the debris, as David

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Shukman reports. If they do not succeed, it could crash into

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satellites, bringing down everything from mobile phone

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networks to TV signals. One of the strangest space experiments is

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about to begin, a hardcore and being fired at a satellite, the aim

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to find out a way of clearing up all the junk in space. -- A harpoon.

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This is the chant that the harpoon is meant to tackle, old rockets and

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satellites in the same area of space at the working satellites

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that we depend on. Collisions have already happened. The idea is to

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approach each piece of wreckage, like the satellite on the left, and

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fire the harpoon to capture it. This way, the junk can be steered

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into the atmosphere to burn up. It is an urgent task. Space has become

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a critical part of our infrastructure, we use it every day

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for weather forecasting, telecommunications, GPS, and the

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space junk that is up there poses a real threat to satellites which are

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providing this data. The first step in these laboratories and Hard

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picture is to test what the harpoon does to the fragile skin of a

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satellite. -- in Hertfordshire. Two powerfully shot could create even

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more junk. What they are aiming at is the kind of aluminium structure

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that most satellites are made of. No surprise that the harpoon has

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made it through. With these barbs, it could block on, so harpooning

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could be part of the answer. It is one of several techniques being

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investigated which is evidence of the growing awareness of the threat

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of space junk. Last weekend, the skies above Britain were streaked

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with what may have been space junk burning up. There should be more of

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this. The costs of harpooning in Orbit are not yet known, but the

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legacy of the space-age is proving dangerous, and cleaning it up is

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starting to look burgeoned. -- urgent.

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Mark Duggan, whose shooting by Metropolitan Police back to last

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summer's riots, was trying to set up a drugs deal in the minutes

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before he was killed. That evidence was heard today in the man accused

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of supplying him with a gun. The 29-year-old boy shot dead by police

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in Tottenham. We can go live there now to join Matt Prodger. Just run

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through the evidence heard in court today. Well, George, the defendants

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in the trial, Kevin Hutchinson- Foster, was talking about the

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events that led up to the moment when police intercepted a Minnie

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can hear in Tottenham last year. The passenger was Mark Duggan, and

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he was shot shortly after he got out. Police say that they later

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found an illegal handgun here on the grass here, about 10 feet from

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where he felt. Kevin Hutchinson- Foster denies supplying Mark Duggan

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with a handgun, but he said he was speaking to him about a drug deal

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in the minutes before the shooting. For that reason, and because he had

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been branded a snitch by some members of the community, he said

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he was fearful when arrested by police and wanted to distance

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himself from any association with Mark Duggan. The reason the

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shooting was significant is because it sparked the riots in Tottenham a

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couple of days later, and the question of whether Mark Duggan had

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a gun when shot by police as lingered ever since.

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Barack Obama and his Republican challenger for the US presidency,

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Mitt Romney, are preparing to go head to head in a TV debate on the

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economy. Both men know they must get their message across to viewers

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in a handful of swing states tomorrow night, and among them is

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Ohio, where both parties are reaching out to middle-class

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families. Steve Kingstone reports. At home with the Shorts, a modern-

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day middle-class family whose triumphs and Strettle show a

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snapshot of Barack Obama's American Pie. -- struggles. The head of the

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family is one of America's unemployed. I am 53 years old, a

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construction labourer, and I have been laid off for 15 months.

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talk about President Obama and Mitt Romney. I would honestly like to

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see both of them stepped into my boots for about six months. I do

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not think they understand what an actual individual goes through to

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try to make a living, paycheck to paycheck. He has spent his whole

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life in Middletown, a community built on paper mills and steel, now

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adjusting to a post-industrial hero. The downtown streets are lined with

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casualties of the economic crisis. Across town, school is out. His

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stepdaughter is meeting her five kids, the eldest already thinking

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about university. She is looking for part-time work to supplement

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her husband's income. It is not a single income economy any more. Gas

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prices are through the roof, and so is food, and we have a family of

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seven. Education worries me, healthcare worries me, borrowing

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money that we cannot pay back, what is that going to do for my kids?

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What Barack Obama and Mitt Romney have to address in this election is

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a kind of middle-class malaise, a perception that while the rich will

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take care of themselves, the poor will be taken care of by the States,

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and people in the middle have somehow been forgotten, abandoned.

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It is a long way from what the middle-class dream was supposed to

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look like. The city was booming, and everybody was working. 1950s

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Middletown, recalled by Cecil Short, now an undecided voter. Obama, I

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think he did a decent job, but I do not like his healthcare plans.

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Romney was probably a good guide, but as being as rich as he is, I do

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not know if he will understand the middle-class person's problems.

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the Hallowe'en decorations go up, the next generation is thinking

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only of trick or treat. This election choice will shape the

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future, the America they will inherit.

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The Welsh government says it will use its �15 billion budget to help

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boost the economy, the Finance Minister has set out a draft budget

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which she said would stimulate growth and protect funding for

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health. Betsan Powys joins us now from the Senedd. Everybody wants

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growth and jobs, how will they do what? Well, the bottom line is that

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they have very little room for manoeuvre. This Government has no

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taxation or borrowing powers, it can simply divvy up the money that

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comes from Westminster, �15 billion also for next year. There is an

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infrastructure spending plan for hospitals and roads and so on, and

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in Wales the finance minister says they are spending to promote growth

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and jobs. But looking at day-to-day spending on education, on local

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government, on health in particular, things are looking very tight, too

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tight, say the Welsh Conservatives, who say this is the worst

:24:28.:24:33.

settlements in the UK for the Welsh NHS. It is Groundhog Day, they said,

:24:33.:24:38.

for the NHS in Wales, snubbed again. Labour did not have a majority,

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which makes life difficult, and they will need to strike a bargain.

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It was with the Lib Dems last year, but a strong warning from the

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finance minister, who said there is nothing left to sweeten the deal.

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It was a top showbusiness secret but not even 007 could keep it

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under wraps. Adele's new theme for the James Bond film Skyfall has

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been leaked onto the internet, to In many ways, Adele was the perfect

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choice, Bond is that most British of cinema icons, Adele the most

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And for this film, marking the series' 50th anniversary, audience

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expectation for all aspects of the movie has been incredibly high.

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This is Abbey Road. Paul Nicol has worked with Adele on their huge

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selling carbon 21 and is the man she turned to to co-write and

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produce the Skyfall team. We were both lucky enough to read the

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script and get an idea of what the film was about, and also where the

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song happens in the context of the story, the film, and it was quite

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daunting, once we read the script, but an exciting proposition.

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competition is tough, and Adele's Skyfall will inevitably be measured

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And the big names who have performed them. The Bond theme tune

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is an incredibly important event in the making of the film. It is a

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huge marketing tool, but also people around the world just want

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to hear what they are going to do this time. It is a reiteration of

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like a fairy tale, where are they taking as this time?

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combination of the world's biggest music artist singing a theme for

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one of the best-known cinema franchises means the song is

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already been talk about as a number one potential, an award winner and

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even an Oscar winner. And for many, hopes are high that Adele will

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strike musical goal for 007's golden anniversary. -- musical gold.

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Time for the weather now with Lots of rain falling from the sky

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today, may be better tomorrow, but this evening and overnight a lot of

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wet weather to come, lots of showers driven on by blustery winds.

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It is a bit messy out there, but most places will get rain at times.

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This wet weather pushes into Scotland and northern England, Wet

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Wet Eneas in England before the skies clear. Not a particularly

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cold night. There should be more sunshine than today, but there will

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still be showers, and some of those on the heavy side. There will be

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more cloud across southern counties for a time, but eventually the sun

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coming through in the South East of England, although feeling colder

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than today. A lot of rain this afternoon, brighter tomorrow

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afternoon with sunshine and very few showers. Still some sunshine

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and showers in Wales, particularly in the north of Wales later in the

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day, and the most frequent showers will come in the north-west of

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England, but a dry day and today for Northern Ireland. -- drier day

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than today. There could be showers across in the east of Scotland, but

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that is where we will see the best of the sunshine. Not many showers

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crossing the Pennines, and a good deal of sunshine in the Midlands

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with just a scattering of showers. Thursday may be the best day of the

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week with even fewer showers and more sunshine after a chilly start.

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Most places will be dry, but this is our next area of rain, a

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developing weather system, and it is tricky to say how far north or

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