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transformation of the NHS in England. That

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This is East Midlands Today with Anne Davies and me, Dominic Heale.

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Tonight, a top judge condemns a council for trying to evict a

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grieving widow and her children. After Claire's husband took his own

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life, she was told she couldn't stay in the home they shared. I am so

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overwhelmed that we have won it, and this has really been worth it. I'm

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getting emotional. Also tonight, how a wrangle over a locked door delayed

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vital time for this stroke victim. He thought the other side was open.

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They were unable to get in. Plus the town were easing traffic congestion

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with a new relief road comes with a catch. 4000 new homes. And the

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winner is... ? We reveal which of these is our Unsung Hero 2013.

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Good evening. Welcome to the programme. First tonight, a widow

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says she feels overwhelmed after a judge ruled that her local council

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was wrong to try to evict her and her two children from their family

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home. Leicester City Council was trying to evict Clare Shearer

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because the tenancy agreement was in the name of her late husband, who'd

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taken his own life. Clare says the stress has meant she hasn't been

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able to grieve for him, and any plans for the future have been put

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on hold. Helen Astle reports. Claire and James were married for

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six years before he committed suicide in 2011. Their council

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tenancy was in his name after James had inherited it from his mother.

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James died, and Clare Shearer says she received a letter asking her and

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her children to leave. I was mortified. I was having to deal with

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the death of my husband and this K only two weeks after. Over the

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following two years, Clare has battled with the council to be

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allowed to stay in the home. She's had no strict right to stay there.

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It has left us not been able to plan anything, it has been hard because

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at the back of my mind is the fact we have to leave. The court ruled

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today that Leicester City Council had been wrong to try to evict Clare

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and the girls from their home. I am so overwhelmed we have won it. And

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this three years fight has really been worth it. I don't want to get

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emotional... But it is such a relief to know that... You know, we are

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going to get to keep all these memories. I think I need an apology

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from the council. It is not a decision to be made lightly. They

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should have considered and looked at it a lot more and not just gone on

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there all is and regulations. In a statement, Leicester City Council

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say that tenancies on council properties can only be passed to

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another family member in limited circumstances. They go on to say

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that in light of this judgement, it could be that we need to review our

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housing allocations policy in light of this case. We are considering our

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position and we will look into it further.

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Governors of the troubled Al`Madinah free school in Derby have today been

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meeting education officials to discuss its future. There's mounting

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speculation that the trust which runs it could be removed. It's

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thought the school may then be placed in the hands of an academy.

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Our reporter Simon Hare is in our Derby studio now. What's the latest?

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Well, the Department for Education has told us wants to make an

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announcement on the future of the Al`Madinah school, quickly as

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possible. As you say, officials have been meeting governors from the

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school today. No word yet on the outcome of that meeting but there

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was speculation at the weekend that the trustees who run the school were

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told they would have to go all the school would lose its funding. It

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would then have to close. Any formal announcement could be made as soon

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as tomorrow but the Department for edge of says it will release any

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details and relevant documents to show what it has taken the decision.

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`` but the Department for Education. So, what could happen? Well, closing

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the school would be politically embarrassing for the government.

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Free schools are a flagship education policy for the government.

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Doing nothing is not an option. So if the trust was removed, that could

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see the running of the school passed to an academy or a group of

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academies. They are established education providers operating

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outside local authority control. One name we are hearing quite a lot

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during this situation is that of Barry dei who runs a foundation

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trust in Nottingham who has got 22 academies across the country, mostly

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in the East Midlands. He's going to be a favourite of Michael Gove, the

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Education Secretary. And when I spoke to Greenwood Dale earlier,

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they had declined to comment. But we will learn the future of the

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Al`Madinah school in the next couple of hours.

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Still to come, why Rebecca`Anne's a revelation. Deaf since the age of

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18, Rebecca's used her memory of music to write songs, and to

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challenge a few stereotypes about deaf people.

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A distressed daughter says she's furious that her father, who'd had a

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stroke, had to wait 26 minutes behind a locked door at a care home

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before staff opened it to let in paramedics. 89`year`old Leslie

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Coombs from Nottingham died of a heart attack nine days later. Those

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caring for Mr Coombs say they did follow correct procedures. But his

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daughter, Glenis Riley, says she's now considering legal action. James

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Roberson reports. Glenis Riley and her husband are

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deeply upset about what happened to Glenys's father last month. Leslie

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Coombs was an RAF war veteran and a much loved grandfather who had gone

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to live that sheltered housing complex in Nottingham. One Saturday

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morning last month, the 89`year`old suffered a stroke when paramedics

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arrived, no staff on duty were allowed to use codes to access the

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safe with emergency room keys. That's all it took. These numbers to

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be given out so they could get this master key up to get into his flat.

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And they just refused. It is their policy. The home is run by Places

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For People, but it is run by somebody else on the weekends. It

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took 26 minutes of anyone to get in. The ambulance crew could see him

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through the letterbox. He was asking when they were going to come in and

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help. Nottingham city homes say they have recorded this incident and they

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say... The faster you act, the more of a

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person you say. The government's an advertising campaign stresses fast

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action is needed if a patient is to survive a stroke and recover. This

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is what I have to live with right now. Would it have made a difference

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if they had got in straight away? Leslie Coombs died nine days later

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of a heart attack. Nottingham home says the safety of their customers

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is of utmost importance. "We are reviewing the current process with

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the emergency services and changes will be made as a priority." Glenis

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Riley is considering taking legal action.

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The company running Mallory Park race track in Leicestershire has

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been put into liquidation. The decision was made today after a

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meeting with creditors, who'd put the firm into administration in

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September. It follows a row over the number of race days allowed at the

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circuit. Creditors say the site will go back into the hands of the

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landlord who will decide on any further racing at the track.

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Three men have appeared at Nottingham Crown Court today charged

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with the murder of a man from Arnold. The body of Andrew Dosiuk

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was found at his home in Laneham Avenue last Monday. The 33`year`old

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died from a gunshot wound. Detectives charged the trio with

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murder on Friday. They've been remanded in custody.

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For years, it's been a frustrating bottle`neck for motorists on one of

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the region's busy east`west trunk roads. Now a new multi`million pound

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relief road is to be built just south of Grantham, linking the A1

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and the A52 heading to the East Coast. But for some residents,

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there's a catch. It's tied up with a planned development of 4,000 new

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homes. From Grantham, here's our Political Editor John Hess.

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This is what happens when a high street is also on one of the main

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routes from the Midlands to East Anglia. But relief it is on its way.

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At the shape of a new road linking the A52 south of Grantham to the

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A52. The local economy will get a lift. An estimated ?745 million

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boost. I think it could be huge. Not only in terms of the retail

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opportunity but also the out`of`town distribution opportunities with the

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trunk road, and I think there are plans with regards to a distribution

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hub around the south side of the town which would take advantage of

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the new road. The plan also includes building 4000 new homes which an

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arms this woman, who has lived in little pond and since she was eight.

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It is a nice little village. And you are likely to have new neighbours.

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No, not at all. How do you feel about it? It is not good at all. If

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residents are hoping for a sympathetic hearing from their local

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MP, they might be disappointed because Nick Bowles is the local

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planning minister, and he has been urging local councils to speed up

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such housing schemes. Frankly, there is no it screws for a local

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authority not to put in a local plan in place. That is a fundamental

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responsibility of theirs and many authorities have done it. Those that

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haven't needed to get a move on. It is all quite here, but this time

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next year, this ancient village might have some noisy neighbours as

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the road builders move in. Beautiful skies there.

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Colin's here with the sport later, but earlier today he was out and

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about meeting someone very special. We are hidden away. He has no clue

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we are coming. Find out in a few minutes to has won this Unsung Hero

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2013 award. This time next week, there'll be a

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special service getting under way at Southwell Minster to bid farewell to

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Paul Butler as he leaves to become Bishop of Durham. It'll be well over

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a year before a successor is in place, but the outgoing Bishop

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denies there'll be a leadership vacuum in the Diocese. As he

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prepares to take up one of the most senior positions in the Church of

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England, he's been reflecting on his time there with Quentin Rayner.

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When Paul Butler arrived almost four years ago, he assumed he would be at

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Southwell until he retired. He's a priest who never expected to be a

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bishop. I was very surprised when I was first approached with it. But it

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is a huge challenge and a huge privilege. It is slightly scary

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knowing I will be the 73rd Bishop of Durham. He feels he has achieved his

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aim of being out in the community. Things like transforming lots

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together, rural support, there have been some good developments in terms

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of engagement in the community, the relationships with community

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leaders, City Council, County Council have been great. We are very

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sorry to see Paul going. He has been a man of the people, out and about

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in the towns and villages. He has been on his prayer walks, he has

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clean shoes in the town centres. And he has been around for people to see

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him. A backlog of appointments in the Church of England means there

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will not be a new bishop installed until Easter 2015 at the earliest.

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Added to that, the dean of Southwell has announced his retirement from

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next year. What effect will this have on the leadership of the

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dioceses? It is a fantastic leadership team. The real work is

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done in the parishes. And the parish leadership will get on with what

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they do well in the parishes because that is where the Church of England

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is at his bets. `` is at its best. I will take with me great memories,

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wonderful people, great plays. I will have lots and lots of happy

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memories. A former Derbyshire soldier who's

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helped set up a new charity for disaster victims is about to fly out

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to the Philippines. James Harris from Draycott served with the Royal

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Engineers for 13 years. He says there's a huge pool of skills among

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retired military people and their new charity, called Unseen Heroes,

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has a lot to offer. He and two other colleagues will be flying out

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tomorrow to help those affected by Typhoon Haiyan.

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A fresh bid for ?14 million of lottery funding to develop

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Nottingham Castle has been approved for submission. The Heritage Lottery

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Fund has asked the city council to resubmit its plans, which include a

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new visitor centre and greater access to the caves. The council's

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first bid for funding the revamp was turned down back in May. Second time

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lucky, we hope! A deaf actress, dancer and now

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singer`songwriter who lives in Derby says it's her ambition to break into

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the music industry. Rebecca`Anne Withey worked on the BBC teenage

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drama Grange Hill. When she lost most of her hearing, she says, she

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also lost her confidence. But now she's determined to make her musical

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mark, as our Reporter Satnam Rana's been finding out.

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Rebecca`Anne Withey is severely deaf with her hearing being lost when she

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was 18. She uses her memories of music to write songs now.

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This video filmed at Elvaston Castle is the first song she has recorded

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with Stephen Heselton, also deaf and works with the deaf charity. There

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is definitely a stereotype that people believe that you can't hear

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anything, and that you never did and can't. That's not the case

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especially with the technology and equipment we have now. I'd like to

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think that this project demonstrates that actually deaf people can be

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very talented in the music world. That's a fantastic achievement for

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Rebecca and it's so important the deaf community is aware that Rebecca

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has created her own song in that way, and it means the deaf

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community, hopefully, will become inspired to make their own songs as

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well. This is just the start for Rebecca.

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She wants to continue working with Steven and become the first deaf

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artist in the UK to be signed up I label. `` by a label.

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Now, something else equally wonderful...

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That was over egging it slightly. As he prepares for his 100th Test

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match, England batsman Kevin Pietersen has launched an attack on

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his former Nottinghamshire colleagues. He's revealed he was

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given a hostile reception when he signed for the club in the year

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2000. Pietersen's currently preparing for this week's opening

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Ashes Test with Australia. He had several falling outs in his five

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years at Notts and says the issues started as soon as he arrived. When

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you get to Nottingham, and one of the first songs you hear when you

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get into the dressing room is I've Never Met A Nice South African, and

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you hear it all the time, and a young kid starts coming in and

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stealing the headlines and taking the gloss away from Nottingham's

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finest youngsters and established players, it hurts a lot of them. I

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copped a lot of it. I will talk about it when I finish my career in

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a locked more detail. Notts have declined to comment but it's well

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known he clashed with a number of members of staff, including the

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captain, who was once left so frustrated he threw Pietersen's kit

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out of a top floor dressing room window. More, I'm sure, in his next

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book! But, first, Carl Froch says he's getting better with age.

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For the next two nights, we've got exclusive behind the scenes access

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to the world boxing champion's final sessions in his Nottingham gym. On

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Saturday, he'll be at a sell`out Manchester arena against fellow Brit

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George Groves, who's ten years his junior. Mark Shardlow has been

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finding out the key to Carl's success.

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It's that time in life when your body starts slowing down. When

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footballers retire, when newspapers start calling you a veteran. So far,

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the mid 30s have brought the best out of Carl Froch. At 36 people say

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I'm getting old, but I am 36 years old but I've been a professional

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boxer first 11 years. And I am in my physical prime. His last fight was a

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modern classic. He became four times world champion. And lapped up the

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celebrity lifestyle by joining ITV's Stepping Out programme. Do you

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regret being out of that celebrity scene? I never do anything with

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regrets. I wouldn't take part in something I think I will regret

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this. I'm you only enjoyed it. I did myself proud. I did Patrick Swayze

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Prout on my last dance and I pulled it off. You all doubt. I was

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injured, my lover back was sore. I didn't want to risk it. I had to say

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to myself, what's more important? Dancing or boxing? Boxing is my

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livelihood. On Saturday, Carl Froch five to 25`year`old, who is never

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lost a professional fight and who is annoying him. One thing I've noticed

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about this fight, you usually respect your opponents. I wouldn't

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say your friends, but this is not the case with this clean cut George

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Groves. He is downright rude and I don't like rude people. It has

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motivated me, it has given me that extra drive. When I get up in the

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morning, and I think, shall I go tomorrow? I think I am going to go

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today because I want to do the business with him. The fact he is so

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arrogant, it's given me the motivation at this late stage of my

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career. Tomorrow we go on a training session

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with Carl and his best mate as they prepare for the fight which will

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have a worldwide pay per view TV audience on Saturday night.

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Leicester Tigers next Premiership Games are crucial to the season.

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That's according to the club's Director of Rugby Richard Cockerill.

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He says, despite all the injuries, he has a strong squad to draw on for

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the upcoming match with London Irish.

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We've got a good enough squad and good enough players and we did

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against wasps. We just didn't play well enough. That is my fault. We

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need to start putting that right and it starts this weekend. You've got

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to crack on. It's not all doom and gloom. Somebody's misfortune will be

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our opportunity. Now, it's time to find out who has

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won the BBC East Midlands Sports Unsung Hero for 2013.

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We've gone through all the nominations. We found a final three.

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And today I made a surprise presentation to the winner. But,

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first, a quick recap on our finalists.

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John Ball has written the footprint for coaching football to blind and

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partially sighted players spending nearly 50 years volunteering. Monica

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and Shaun White are close to 30 years running the trampoline club.

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And Colin Magee has half a century of teaching sailing. He has broken

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down barriers to make the sport available to all. So, now time to

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present our award. It has gone to Colin Magee. He has no clue it's

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coming. I am here very proudly to make you the BBC East Midlands Today

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Unsung Hero 2013, congratulations. I get the impression that you're not

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often stuck for words, but you are now. I am absolutely flabbergasted.

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You nominated Colin, why did you do that? He is very special. The time,

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the effort he has put in to make sailing accessible for everybody. He

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has helped volunteers who have put ours back into the sport and he

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never looks for recognition. Let's see if you've gathered yourself. I

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haven't got over the shop. Tremendous thank you to everybody.

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It's just something I do and something I love doing, for young

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people, for disabled people. And getting people on the water. But I

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am just absolutely overwhelmed. And it is not very often that I am moved

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to tears. And then it was photos, and plenty

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of chat. Certainly not lost for words later. Colin Magee will now

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represent the East Midlands at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year

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Awards here on BBC One in December, where he has a chance of winning the

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national award. Goodness knows how he would react if that happens.

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Colin, we love you, great reaction, fantastic.

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Kaye will be here any minute with the full weather forecast but you

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can't have failed to notice that it's getting a lot colder. So no

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prizes for guessing who's making significant preparations for the

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freeze. Yes, our gritting lorries are getting ready to go out on our

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roads tonight. Sumeer Kalyani reports.

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As temperatures dropped this week, motorists are being warned about

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treacherous conditions. Cue the winter hero, grip. We fully stocked

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in terms of salt. Have two tonnes of an hundred thousand tonnes of salt.

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That's enough to last as 100 days of frost, 15 days of heavy snowfall.

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Leicester City Council have stockpiled nearly 3000 tonnes. They

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have a fleet of six trucks to wheel into action. The authority says the

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onus isn't only on them. We have put out over 100 temp on Mac `` would

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have put out over 100 grit bins. We have been explaining to people how

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they can help themselves. With winter at around the corner, and if

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weather predictions are anything to go by, these gritting trucks will be

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Council money well spent. It is cold in here.

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He is a gentleman and he has given me his jacket.

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Now, the weather. Can I borrow it? It is freezing in

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here! But we have had some gorgeous sunshine to go with that coldness

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today, and it got you out snapping. This beautiful photo taken this

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afternoon. Thank you for that one and keep them coming in. Things are

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changing unfortunately. We have an area of low pressure pushing in from

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the North this time which will bring some wet weather tomorrow. Some

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wintriness in this across the Peak District and that anions. A serving

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of what an windy weather to go with the coldness. `` wet and windy

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weather. It is a game of two halves tonight. We dry, clear, the

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temperatures are falling like a stone. We will see an early frost

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tonight. By midnight, we will be down to minus one or minus two. The

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winds cup, and the temperatures recover by the end of the night. We

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will be above freezing at about three or four. With the comes the

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wind and rain. It is a crowded, wet and windy start the day tomorrow.

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The rain is patchy to start off with but we will see a band of heavy rain

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following on. It clears out of the way by the end of the afternoon so

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sunshine returning. But the showers could turn wintry. Most of us

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staying dry into the afternoon. It will be cold again with highs of

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six. For the latter part of the week, things settle down. An area of

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low pressure pushes southwards, pressure builds on behind that, we

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will keep this cool wind. A cool day on Thursday, but mostly dry and

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bright and it stays that way into Friday. The winds ease down by

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Friday so it should feel a little bit warmer by then.

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Good, because I would have to give you your jacket back!

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Now, after months of build`up, tomorrow morning at 7:45am we'll

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find out if Leicester is the next UK City of Culture. Up against Hull,

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Dundee and Swansea Bay, the Culture Secretary will announce the winner

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early tomorrow morning. Last week, each bid team had their final chance

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to fight for the title and pitch to the judges. We'll be live in

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Leicester as they wait for that all important decision. So do join us

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tomorrow morning on BBC One. Fingers crossed. Go, Leicester, the! See you

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tomorrow.

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