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the hot meals in, whether we have to bring packed lunches in.

Critics also say precooked food which some schools will be forced

to bring in, is of less nutritional value than fresh food.

The government says these free lunches will save parents ?400

a year.

A teenage boy has told a jury he had nothing to do with

the murder of Jayden Parkinson and didn't knowingly assist

in burying her body.

Oxford Crown Court heard earlier this week how the 17 year old had

helped Ben Blakeley to dig ` hole in a field near Upton.

He later helped re`bury Jayden's body in an existing grave in Didcot.

But he told the jury he belheved he was burying a dead cat and dog.

He admits perverting the cotrse of justice but denies preventing

a lawful burial.

The Prime Minister has been given access to a site where the work

is normally shrouded in secrecy

He was at the Williams Formula One team's new research centre `t Grove

in Oxfordshire.

David Cameron says firms like Williams generate millhons

of pounds for the British economy.

Our sports editor, Jerome Sale reports.

Take a good look around, Prime Minister.

Even you may struggle to gain entry to this new facility in the future.

He says that investment such as that made by Williams in research

and development will drive the UK economy to deal with the charge

being made by China and India.

But Williams warn that much of the work being done here is hugely

secretive and even Mr Cameron acknowledges that doesn't always sit

well with people in his profession.

I've seen Brompton bikes here today, I don't know whether you ard going

to make a fold`up Formula One car or what is going to happen.

Presumably you don't want to tell a politician because they whll go

and tell everyone else before this technology appe`rs.

The Mayor of London might be known for his

Boris bikes, but here's the top Tory taking an interest in pedal power `

even if these bikes, parked up alongside an electric car, are being

designed for the less energetic.

We are working on a neat project just now,

it is an electric bicycle concept.

And for those that don't want to work so hard when they are

pedalling uphill, I think the electric bike could be the answer.

But Williams is known for F0 ` and that remains a key part

of the business.

The firm is part of a growing industry which according

to the PM is worth millions of pounds to the economy and more

that 40,000 jobs to our region.

But the new building will allow them to make of the most `` to make

the most of the skill set and diversify and develop ` at speed.

It's glamorous but also a GDP generator.

And that's a huge attraction to any political leader.

Prince Charles has had a prdview of what's in store at the

Royal International Air Tattoo.

He was visiting RAF Fairford.

More than a hundred thousand people are expected at the base

near Cirencester this weekend.

The Red Arrows are marking their fiftieth year of display flxing

Iconic, legendary and quintessentially British.

For over half a century, the Red Arrows seem to have always

been there.

In times of celebration and commemoration they are

the public face of the RAF.

At their inception in 1965, the team were based at RAF Fairford,

seven pilots flying Gnats as opposed to today's crew of nine Hawks.

And on a rainy day at RAF F`irford recently, Henry Prince was back

in the flying seat with one of the current Red Arrows pilots.

You get into aeroplanes and you think, oh, you know?

I would like to have a go.

It seems the ethos then was the same as it is today.

You 're trying to produce shapes in the air that look good

and will be consistently good.

The red are as popular now as they ever were

and today fans with special tickets got the chance to get up close and

personal with the iconic aircraft.

It is massively privelege in the Red Arrows.

It was a dream come true.

You are honoured to do that, not just because you're representing

the air force but also the LOD and the UK as well.

It is just sheer luck that it happens to be

the 50th anniversary as well which is a real big deal for us

Today the Reds have clocked over 4,500 displays around the world

and this year they have 85 appearances in eight

different countries.

He's an international star but this weekend the rapper

Tinchy Stryder will be performing in a farmyard barn to raise money

for a village cricket club.

Tinchy has had two UK number ones and has played at Glastonbury.

Tomorrow, he'll be at the Astonbury fdstival

in Aston Rowant near Chinnor.

Organisers hope Tinchy's appearance will inspire othdr

stars to appear in the future.

Sarah Farmer is coming up with the weekend weather forecast.

That's it from us for tonight.

Hello and good evening.

It is cloudy skies for most of us this evening, staying largely

dry but one or two of us seeing a few spits and spots of wet

weather where we see thick cloud.

It will be another mild one with temperatures holding out

in the mid teens.

First thing tomorrow morning, we start with quite grey skies

for eastern parts but all rdady early doors we see brightness

developing from the West.

Some warm sunny spells developing into the afternoon.

Temperatures up to 23 or 24 sparking one of two heavy thundery showers.

Saturday evening, we have some rain working its way in from the west.

A soggy start on Sunday.

Now, time for the national weather forecast.

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