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calls for UN peacekeepers to be sent in. That's all from the

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This is East Midlands Today with Geeta Pendse and me, Mauricd Flynn.

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Tonight ` how a rugby trip for children left one boy fighthng for

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his life. His mother was drhving behind as he fell from the door of a

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moving coach. Police investhgate. The parents who were there, they

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were devastated as they camd back last night. They were visibly

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shocked. Also, the funding that could make it easier for yot to see

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your doctor. And the voluntders helping keep Nottingham's l`te`night

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revellers safe in the city. And family life after the appeal to find

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him a new mum and dad. First tonight, the terrifying moment

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when a nine year old boy fell out of a moving coach. The boy frol

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Stamford in Lincolnshire was travelling back from a rugbx

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tournament when the accident happened on the A47 near King's

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Lynn. Today it emerged that his mother was travelling in a separate

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car ` not far behind the co`ch. The boy himself is in a critical

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condition in hospital. This report from Kim Riley.

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The double`decker coach, about to be removed from the a 47 after a tragic

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accident, the nine`year`old fell from a door halfway along the coach,

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suffering severe head and ldg injuries. Police confirmed there

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were 20 children and ten adtlt passengers on board. No one else was

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injured. The boy's parents were among the party from the rugby club.

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They were on their way home from playing in a mini tournament in

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which more than 700 children took part. A police investigation is

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underway into how the door came open. From enquiry so far, there was

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some queueing from young people waiting to use the toilet inside the

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coach, queueing next to the door and somehow, the door has come open Any

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ideas how? At this time no, that is the focus of our enquiry. Any other

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or passengers at the scene, we appealed for witnesses, and then

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there is a vehicle examinathon. The boy was initially taken to hospital

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in King's Lynn and has sincd been transferred to Addenbrooke's

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Hospital in Cambridge. The parents who were there, they were ddvastated

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when they came back last night. They looked visibly shocked and

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disturbed, it was an awful experience for them. When wd send

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teams out to play in matches or tournaments like this, we expect

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them to have a good time and come home safely at the end of the day.

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On this occasion, unfortunately it didn't happen. Hamilton's coaches

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haven't commented but the Confederation of passenger

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transport, which represents coach operators, say they have a fantastic

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safety record. We're not sure what has happened on this journex but

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what I can tell you is before any driver takes a vehicle out of his

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depot, a number of checks are undertaken, they look at thd tyres,

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safety features, seat belts, the seats themselves. Also the dxit and

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emergency doors. The police have appealed to anyone who witndssed the

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incident to contact them without delay.

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Next, a terrorism trial has been told that eight Loughborough

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teenager carried weapons to school. He has been cross`examined `bout a

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string of violent and racist incidents that has repeatedly denied

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that his plans for a massacre were real. What came out in court today?

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The prosecution repeatedly challenged Michael Piggin's claim

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that he was a believer fant`sist. He admitted carrying a knife, punching

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and Asian classmate and that one occasion, took an airgun into

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college. We also heard that he had fallen out with his mum over his

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fascination with guns. She said she was sick from spending monex on them

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and warned that he was going to end up like a notorious American school

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killer. Today he was asked `gain and again about those plans he wrote for

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a Columbine high school massacre. Again he insisted that so`c`lled

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operation wasn't real. Why hs the prediction saying he was serious

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about it? They argue that hd made detailed plans and details

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operations for a genuine attack over several months. Today he was

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asked about a series of notds he wrote about Judgement Day gdtting

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closer. The QC for the prosdcution said,

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motivation? The prosecution had told the jury that he made threats

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against Muslims and he was challenged about series of offensive

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racist comments he made in school, comments that he dismissed hn court

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as banter. He was asked abott the swastika flag that was found in his

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bedroom, along with other N`zi memorabilia. We heard that he went

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to Loughborough mosque, where he posed for a photo, made an Nazi

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salute and shouted and EDL slogan. The court heard there were ` number

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of similar incidents but he stood his ground in court and the jury

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will have to decide whether he was serious about preparing an `ttack.

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It's Geeta and Maurice with you tonight ` and still plenty `head

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between now and seven. Incltding a good look at the weather for the

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next few days with Kaye. Thd sun has been shining, most of the khds out

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of school and there is a bank holiday weekend on the way. Surely

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that is a queue for the rain, or is it?

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Next tonight, just how easy do you find it to get to see your GP? If

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it's a struggle, it may be `bout to change with doctors in some areas

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being available seven days ` week. That's just one suggestion for how

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best to use a new multi million pound pot of cash aimed at laking

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GPs more accessible to their patients. So easy`to`use find it to

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get to see your doctor? Verx difficult. You can ring for an

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appointment that one day in you have two or three weeks to wait. I have

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trouble accessing it, you h`ve to wait weeks for an appointment. But

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that may change for up to a million patients. One pilot year, p`tients

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will have access to a new ?4.2 million fund so there patients will

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have better access to them. The many years we expect people to come along

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between nine and 11am and that isn't always convenient or appropriate,

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frankly, so I am looking forward to seeing in a year's time what

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successes and failures we h`ve. What sort of things might you sed if your

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GP surgery is taking part? Longer opening hours, possibly frol eight

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until eight, and opening at weekends. Consultations by phone,

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e`mail and even video. That's a very good idea. Anything that makes it

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easy, if you're working and have children, you need to access it at

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all sorts of times. But one GP says there aren't enough doctors to make

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seven`day working feasible, long`term. My concern is deland is

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being stoked that we haven't got a hope in hell of being able to meet,

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and then patients get frustrated and that damages the relationshhp. It's

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a relationship that will ch`nge for those taking part over the next

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year. It's impossible to know what the outcome will be.

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A controlled explosion has been carried out in Nottingham this

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afternoon on a World War Two bomb. Police were called to Sneinton after

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a man reported finding an hhstoric explosive device in his garden. 50

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properties were evacuated and roads closed while specialists conducted

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the explosion. People have now been allowed back into their homds and

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roads have re`opened. Tributes have been paid to `

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promising motorcycle racer ` and former soldier ` killed durhng a

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race at Donington Park this weekend. Ian Allkins died on Saturdax

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following an accident in thd CB 00 race during the Thundersport GB

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meeting. His wife led a par`de lap around the circuit yesterdax in

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tribute to her husband. Donhngton Park has said Ian will be "sadly

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mist". A multi`million pound cystic

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fibrosis centre has opened hn Nottingham ` with the aim of

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creating a home`from`home for patients. One innovation is video

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conferencing throughout the building. It's hoped this whll

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prevent feelings of isolation for patients who can't mix becatse of

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the risk of picking up infections. Mike O'Sullivan reports.

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Caroline Spencer showed me `round the new 16`bit centre based at the

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Nottingham City Hospital. Vhdeo conferencing throughout adds the

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human touch. You cannot mix, just to give each other that support, if you

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like. If you're in this rool, you are lonely, he can't go out of the

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room and go and talk to anybody so just having that communicathon will

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help pass the time. As far `s I know, it's the first cystic fibrosis

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unit to use video conferenchng in that way and we hope it will bring

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it alive. Caroline was feedhng from a backpack during our tour, and

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taking on more calories is ` big issue for patients because they need

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to exercise so much to help clear their lungs. In the kitchen, there

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will be staff to cook speci`list high calorie meals. In the gym,

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there are three parts, again linked by video conferencing, wherd

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patients can exercise. `` pods Road. The centres cost millions of pounds,

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with ?2 million from charitx donations. They wouldn't have been

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possible without important charitable support from manx

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sources. It's a very special centre for special patients. They treat

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around 150 patients here but now hope another 100 will come.

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They've given out more than 2,0 0 pairs of flip`flops, picked up more

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than ten thousand broken bottles and paid for taxis home for 91 people.

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Nottingham's Street Pastors have helped more than 10,000 people

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across the city over the past four years. From giving out lollhpops to

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administering first aid, thd volunteers are on hand when things

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don't go to plan. Paul Bradshaw has been given exclusive access.

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Nottingham city centre on a Friday night. The Street Pastors are on

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patrol. Every Friday and Saturday night, they take to the strdet to

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help those in need of assistance. They may have had too much to drink,

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lost their friends, might nded some first aid. We are just some of who

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can offer some support that maybe other services card. Within minutes

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they find a young woman, worse for wear. She is under the infltence,

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had a bit too much to drink but thankfully, the group have done the

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right in, they have a guy whth the moon is designated driver, who has

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not had a drink, so he has gone to get his car. We will sit it out with

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and make sure she gets home safe. They are on hand to offer flip`flops

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to those who have lost their shoes. The work is run by Christian charity

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based in the city centre. It's amazing, they are there to help

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people who are in a bad state when they come there and just help you

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out when you are in a posithon where you can't get out of it. Thdy make

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you feel safe in your reasstred that if something happens, there will be

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someone there to make sure xou are OK. In Market Square, they tend to

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another young woman. Again `lcohol is the cause. Yards away, they spot

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someone else in need of thehr help. He has had quite a bit to drink He

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has now fallen asleep and c`n't wake up. It's got to a point where

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actually, it's something we can t deal with. The man is unabld to

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stand so an ambulance is called He is assessed and taken for ftrther

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care. The Street Pastors have also started working within statds to

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help ensure a big night out is memorable for all the right reasons.

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`` within states. I wasn't expecting the flip`flops!

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Obviously very useful. It's been a long journey for Ady, a young boy

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we've featured on this programme before. Three years ago we let him

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as he began a search for a lum and dad ` one of hundreds of chhldren in

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care looking for a loving f`mily. Now we're delighted to report that

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he's got his wish and has started a new life with new parents. Our

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reporter Helen Astle reports on his happy ever after.

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Like most ten`year`olds, Adx loves playing on his computer at home but

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for Ady, having parents and a place to call home is new. I last met him

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three years ago, he was livhng in a children's home. Social services

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took the unusual step of allowing Ady to be on TV in the hope of

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finding of a new family. It worked. This couple are now a proud mum and

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dad. People will see him and see lots of needs but we didn't ever

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really see that. It wasn't that for us, it has never felt like that He

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is so affectionate, you can't help but fall in love with him. Ht has

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taken a couple of long time to be able to foster Ady. In the future,

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they hope to adopt him. It hs taken as a year to him moving in, it's

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been a long journey, we havd been getting to know him on a gr`dual

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basis, just to make sure he was ready and we were ready for this big

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step. Since moving in, Ady has thrived. Before we came herd, he was

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probably walking 30, 40 steps. A few weeks ago, we walked a mile for

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Sport Relief. A week ago, wd had his feeding tube removed. It was great.

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For us, it's more about what he s giving us, everything he is getting

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from us, he's giving back tdn times over. Sadly, there are more children

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like Ady who need permanent homes, homes which make huge difference. I

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wouldn't change the world, ht doesn't what needs he has, staying

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forever, aren't you, kid? Dhd you see that face!

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Now not long until Nat's here with the sport. And not long in fact

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until the start of the Commonwealth Games. 100 days to be precise. We

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meet the husband and wife preparing together to take on the challenge.

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It's a unique, award`winning play based on the real`life experiences

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of servicemen and women injtred in Afghanistan.

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Among them ` an East Midlands soldier. Lt Col Stewart Hill from

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Draycott in Derbyshire was leading 160 men against the Taliban when he

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was hit by an explosive devhce. Stewart suffered major brain

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injuries ` but now he's helping to put his experiences onto thd stage.

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The Two Worlds of Charlie F comes to Nottingham's Theatre Royal from

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tonight and deals with the realities of life on the front line. Some

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things never change. Weapons change, war is change. But one thing has

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never changed. This. This is where death of victory happens. It's on

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the bodies of men, boys. Thdy try and take hours apart and we try and

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take there apart. It's a silple as that. Earlier Stewart told le how

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the play came about. It was a one`off play that proved successful,

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it was given funding for a further 18 shows that was the end of it in

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2012. That was picked up last year by commercial production te`m. We

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have just seen the clip. But as the production trying to convey? Why

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have injured servicemen on the stage? This is theatre at its most

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raw, and its best. It is Shakespearean, it is Greek tragedy.

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This is exposure to the audhence of real people, real emotions, human

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emotions. This is real`life that you are observing onstage in a

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theatrical context. What was it like you to go back into that he`dspace?

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It's on the stage but you experienced it in reality. Xes, I

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did, I didn't have any problems with reminiscing, ruminating, because I

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have done enough of that in my own time and space, in my room or

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whatever it is. Some people struggled initially but are fine

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with it now. One or two continued to struggle with it in every

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performance. Because it shows that person what they have lost. Every

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night. What do you think it is that resonates with the audience? It s a

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play about human emotions. Ht happens to be in a military

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context, the context of Afghanistan but this is an exposure to pretty

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much every emotion you can `nd will deal. It is a mix of universal

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themes that you see and encounter all the time. What is it me`nt for

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you personally, being in a production and touring? It hs given

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the sense of worth. When yot are injured and discharged, Julhe is

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your career, your sense of worth, your confidence. That pyramhd is

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destroyed when you leave. It's about rebuilding that, that is wh`t

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display does for me and for us. The The Two Worlds of Charlie F runs

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until Saturday. Time for sport with Nat. First we start with Derby

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County because at the start of the season who would have thought the

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Rams would be in third spot with four games to go and with a cheeky

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chance of having a late run for second placed and automatic

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promotion. But that is wherd they are and almost certain of a play`off

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spot after a 3`1 win over Huddersfield. Kirsty Edwards

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reports. We have bring brilliant, I think we might get up to thd

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premiership. McLaren has bedn brilliant. Come on you Rams Derby

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had started brightly but it was the visitors who is down the net first.

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Steve McClaren needed his thme to `` team to regroup. What a pass to put

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them back on level. What a great pass and a great finish. And a

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boost, Huddersfield down to ten men. A definite second yellow. They got

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their second courtesy of thd Huddersfield goalkeeper and with

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half an hour left, Will Hughes was brought down in the box, thd

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visitors were down to nine `nd the Rams had a penalty. Chris M`rtin's

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spot kick sealed the points. Huddersfield were a bit unltcky but

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it was the pressure we exerted, we kept playing our football and got

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the result and did the job. That was the important thing. Derby could

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confirm their place in the play`offs this Friday.

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One game in the Championship tonight. Can already promotdd

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Leicester edge a step closer to becoming Champions? They pl`y

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Reading this evening. Onto Nottingham Forest, whose

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chances of getting in the play`offs are all but over. Elsewhere in

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Nottinghamshire football though it was a great weekend for Notts County

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and the Super Stags. New manager Stuart Pearce was watching hn the

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stands as Nottingham Forest were beaten 5`2 in West London. The

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caretaker boss admits it will be hard work now to make the play`offs.

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If Notts County stay up, thdn this could be a defining match. Bottom of

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the league earlier this season, they were two down on Saturday when Jimmy

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Spencer scored twice to get them back in it. Campbell Rice then

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finished the stunning comeb`ck. They won four two. After a topsy`turvy

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season, Mansfield Town are on the up. A 3`0 win against Rochd`le

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leaves them with a chance of a late run at the play`offs. Rugby and

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after nearly 300 games in 13 seasons with the Leicester Tigers, the

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hooker George Chuter has announced his retirement. He was the first man

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to make 250 appearances in Premiership Rugby action and a Rugby

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World Cup Finalist with England in 2007.

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Golf and Nottinghamshire's Lee Westwood finished seventh as

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American Bubba Watson claimdd his the US Masters title. Westwood shot

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a 73 to finish 1`under in sdventh place. He was disappointed to once

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again miss out on the big prize but it was his 17th top`10 finish in

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Majors. Now finally from me, it's exactly

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one hundred days before the Commonwealth Games begin in Glasgow

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` and badminton star Chris @dcock is one of our best medal prospdcts

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Chris from North Nottinghamshire is aiming to win gold with his wife and

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playing partner Gabby. Todax he s been talking to Tom Brown.

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They are playing partners are married partners and two

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badminton's brightest stars. In 100 days, Chris and Gaby will compete

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for England in the Commonwe`lth Games. The other world's fifth best

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doubles pair, going for gold. It's my dream and her dream as wdll. When

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we are together, that's what you aim for. It's very tough, there are some

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very good players out there with that goal, but it's everybody's

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dream place badminton. Of course we can do it. Players who could be in

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the way, they have been there before, so let's just see how it is,

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we're going for gold. Badminton bills itself as the fastest racket

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sport in the world and is gdtting more and more popular. Its first

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televised National League whll begin in October. It'll be raising the

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profile of the sport which hs fantastic. There are half a million

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people who play badminton every week so it will give them an opportunity

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to see Eddie badminton playdd at a high level. Three of the te`ms from

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the East Midlands, but this summer, the focus will be on one man and his

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wife and their quest for Commonwealth gold. You never know

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what can happen at a major championships, we need to go there

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and perform at our best. We won t be disappointed if we don't walk away

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with at least a couple of goals We will let you know how they get on!

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Time for the weather. Acquired line`up for the Easter

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holidays. We have got high pressure out of the west of us at thd moment,

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it has allowed a keen north`westerly wind to develop, so quite a breezy

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one but our highest macro mhgrating eastwards. A lot more sunshhne to

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come tomorrow, staying dry `nd bright but those wins will be a good

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deal lighter so it will feel warmer. Beautiful sunshine this morning a

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bit affair with a cloud bubbling up into the afternoon. But those winds

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are easing, they will continue to do so through tonight. It is dry, clear

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and calm. A good recipe for a cold night, so gardeners take note. In

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role in areas, close to fredzing. Tomorrow morning, a beautiftl

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start, loads of lovely sunshine through the morning. Most of us

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staying dry and bright. Simhlar on Wednesday, even warmer, Thursday,

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though, we allow this littld weather front to creep in so little cloudier

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towards the end of the week but staying dry for the run`up to the

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Easter holidays. And finally congratulations to all

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of you who took part in this weekend's London Marathon. That

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includes Nottingham's Paralxmpic champion Richard Whitehead who

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completed the 26 mile race hn three hours and 42 minutes on his golden

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blades. And our very own Mel Coles who crossed the line after ` hugely

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respectable three hours and 35 minutes. Amazing! We are back

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tonight.

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