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The true scale of what has been called a had an epidemic in the UK.

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Darby has emerged as a hotspot. Younger patients are coming

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through to. Retired vicar Richard Bailey

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and his wife Marilyn from Walton on Trent in Derbyshire were told

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he had mesothelioma in April 2015. It's an incurable cancer caused

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by breathing in asbestos dust. He started his working life

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as a 14-year-old apprentice joiner. Cutting up all the asbestos

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on the circular saws, then filing, cutting,

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screwing, drilling, everything that goes

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with applying the asbestos

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sheets to the wood frames. Asbestos was banned in 1999,

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after being widely used in industry It's claimed many lives but figures

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obtained by the BBC show more than 500 people in our region have

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died from mesothelioma Derby has emerged as

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a regional hotspot, with 30 deahts in that time,

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more A union official told me

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he believes it's linked to Derby's industrial

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legacy, especially train-making. People worked when there

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were thousands working in the railway works over a long period

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of time, many of them were using asbestos when the employer didn't

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advise them of the risks. A specialist team based in Leicester

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is offering treatment Year on year, the incidents

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in the UK are still increasing When I first started

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working with this disease we were about 1,500 cases

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a year, so you can see Richard Bailey was ordained

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in the mid 80s and survived another The couple's grown-up children now

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live away from home. Because on media, it is

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very difficult, even on Facebook or Skype, it is really

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difficult to actually express your emotions and feelings

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to your family. Mr Bailey is now claiming

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compensation from his former I have no fear whatsoever

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about dying, I'm What I am really bothered

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about is that I can provide for my family,

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in particular my wife should the time come

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when I Cases of mesothelioma are expected

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to reach 3,000 a year. Mike joins us now -

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Mike, the team at Leicester says younger patients are coming

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through - what can Well, I've been speaking

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to Professor Dean Fennell in Leicester, who's been doing

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research into different He says a number of younger patients

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are coming through, who didn't work He says some would have been

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exposed to asbestos dust at a very young age

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indeed, as children. What about compensation

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if you can't trace your Well, if you can't,

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there is compensation available That's on a sliding scale

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depending on your age. Payments were improved

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a few years ago. Between July 2014 and March 2016,

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around ?50m was paid out nationally. Again, showing the cruel

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legacy of asbestos. Next tonight, one of the youngest

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guide dog owners in the country has been describing how

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she hopes her new four legged companion will help her lead

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an independent life. Alice Hopkins is 15 and has

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been paired with Billy She's one of just 55 people

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in the country under the age of 18 who have a guide dog -

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and the youngest in Nottinghamshire. Alice says he's still quite

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a novelty at her school but has Monday morning and Alice Hopkins

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arrives at the Tuxford Academy This year the 15-year-old has

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been coming to school What has it been like

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having Billy with you? I think it is good because I don't

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have to constantly have people watching me, it gives me

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a bit more freedom. The rules changed in the last few

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years to allow under 18s to be Alice is the youngest

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owner in Nottinghamshire. What are the challenges

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that that brings? So getting her to accept

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the responsibility, she had a bit of a Eureka moment

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when she realised it was going to be such a commitment and did she want

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that but also balancing that with the independence

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that she wanted. It became, yeah, this is the route

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we're going to go down. The amount of work that

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you have to do with him and the responsibilities

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is overwhelming. But if you put the work in,

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you get a good result out Tuxford Academy is one of just

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a handful of schools in the country Having Billy in school just

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allows her to gain that independence, build resilience

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and confidence and go through her school life as every

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other child would. Alice is one of just 55 guide dog

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owners aged under 18 in the country. What is very noticeable in this

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short period that she has had Billy, her confidence and her whole

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demeanour has grown in I can imagine he is

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a bit of a novelty. They did say the novelty would wear

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off but everybody still loves him. After her GCSEs this

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year Alice hopes to stay on at Tuxford Academy to do

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A levels. And then Billy should

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allow her the independence Sarah Teale, BBC East

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Midlands Today, Tuxford. A woman on trial for the death

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of her baby niece in Leicestershire has described how she became pale

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and lost consciousness Chaufang Zheng denies

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the manslaughter of seven-month-old Leicester Crown Court heard how

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the baby had been left in her sole care at her flat on Linden Drive

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in Lutterworth, but within half an hour she'd suffered

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catastrophic injuries Agency workers at Derbyshire's

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Toyota factory have been warned The firm currently employs 200 staff

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from a company called Blue Arrow But in a statement it says falling

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demand for the models produced there means fewer

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workers are needed. They're hoping some staff may

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take early retirement, but are warning others may

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lose their jobs. A BBC investigation has discovered

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that NHS prescription medicines are being sold on the black market

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across the East Midlands. And trade involves patients request

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and repeat prescriptions for drugs they no longer use in order to sell

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them on. Jonathan Gibson reports. I'm in a car park at some motorway

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services, waiting to do a drugs The man I've arranged to meet

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is selling an expensive prescription-only medicine,

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prescribed to him and He's prescribed a box

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of the injections every four weeks, which costs the NHS almost

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?10,000 a year. But what he doesn't use,

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he sells on, and he's not alone. This Nottinghamshire man sells NHS

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prescription drugs from his kitchen. He's selling Caverject,

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a prescription-only I take it you don't pay

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for your prescriptions? He says he no longer uses the drug,

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but still receives repeat He told me he knows what he's doing

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is wrong, but his customers are too I've arranged to meet him

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again to buy more drugs. But this time, I'm not

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bringing cash, just cameras. And I'm trying to find out why

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you're selling NHS prescriptions But moments later,

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he gives me a call. So you won't be selling NHS

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prescriptions any more? We may have closed the door on one

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fraudster's activities, but it's clear he's not the only

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patient trading Jonathan Gibson,

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BBC East Midlands Today. Well, the selling on of those

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prescription drugs comes at a time when the NHS is under

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significant financial pressure. We asked our Health

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Correspondent Rob Sissons if there was anything more that

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can be done to stop it. Raising awareness that this

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is illegal is one way forward and, as well, there's an onus on GPs not

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to over prescribe. All of this happening

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at a time when the NHS We can see that in Nottinghamshire,

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where health bosses are proposing scrapping NHS funding

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for IVF fertility treatment. Well, I've been following Kelly,

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one of a growing number of patients who've had to go private for IVF,

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at CARE Fertility in Nottingham. It's clear it's a very

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emotional journey. There's also a lot of financial

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stress too, as the family have had to go into debt to pay

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for their treatment. Well, you can see more

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on this on Inside Out, here on BBC One in less

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than an hour. Still to come - party time

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for the Nottingham Panthers - the first ever British team to win

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a major European trophy. jury's begun hearing

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from a Nottingham supermarket worker, who's denied planning

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to fight with a jihadi Ryan Counsell said he was inspired

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to book a flight to the Far East, Our Social Affairs Correspondent,

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Jeremy Ball, is here. He told the jury that he used

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to play in a heavy metal band. He converted to Islam

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when he was 21. And while he was very interested

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in Islamic terrorism movements, The trial's taking place

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at Woolwich Crown Court, where he's denied four

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separate terrorism charges. And the jury's heard that

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Ryan Counsell worked And how he bought military

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equipment on the internet. He said he was a collector,

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and he needed some of it for a paintball-style

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game called "airsoft". He also said he wanted a "grab bag",

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in case there was something The jury's also been told

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that he booked a flight that's linked to the so-called

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Islamic State. Well, today, he's denied trying

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to join an extremist group, that's linked to the so-called

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Islamic State. Instead, he said he wanted to live

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a simple life "off the grid". And the jury heard he was

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inspired by a TV programme A programme called

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New Lives in the Wild. That showed how an American

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man started a new life Ryan Counsell also told

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the jury he considered But his Somalian-born wife

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considered that was too dangerous. You are watching East Midlands

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Today. In other news tonight... A Leicestershire village has seen

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a significant reduction in anti-social behaviour,

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after new powers were used. A Public Space Protection Order

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was introduced in Countesthorpe 6 months ago, after a growing number

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of incidents were The order bans groups of five

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or more young people from gathering. As a result, just four

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incidents were reported A loan for almost ?20 million has

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been approved to build a new campus The money from the city council will

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go towards a new building behind In return, the council will use

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the existing Central College campus It's all part of a ?250 million

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revamp of that part of the city, Now, villagers who struggled

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after losing their post offices are welcoming a new service,

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the first in the East Midlands, Yes, it's a bit like the mobile

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library, bringing the post office to eight villages

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across Rutland and Leicestershire. Many have to travel here,

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because, in recent years, thousands of people have

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lost their village post offices. Eight of them have been shut

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in Rutland and Leicestershire. Today, they became the first

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in the region to start getting Great news, because

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I've got my own business. We haven't even got

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broadband here, you know. It's great to have something

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like this to support the business. I can't get very far,

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I'm not mobile, you know, and so it would make

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a great deal of difference. How valued is this?

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Well, it's been missed for years. I mean, we've had closures

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of post offices here, and then we had the temporary

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one down there, so it's useful Absolutely brilliant,

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because it is the facilities for the people that are disabled,

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or older people that can't get out. People without a car in these

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outlying villages just don't get the service that they need

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from the post office, so I'm very pleased that we can

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now offer it to them, These are the eight villages

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that no longer have post offices, but will now get weekly visits

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from the mobile. They are going to be able to do

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passport check and send, do personal banking,

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all the mailing facilities here, so a whole host of services

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are going to be available. There are 557 rural post

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offices across our region, and that number's remained stable

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in recent years. This is the first mobile van

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to start replacing Jo Healey, BBC East Midlands Today,

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Thorpe Satchville in Leicestershire. I was going to say it was a big post

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office van. Much better than not having a post office at all.

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Certainly is. It is that time of the evening when they go to the sport

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with Natalie. Thank you very much.

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Coming up, the history-making Nottingham Panthers.

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But we start at Nottingham Forest, because many thought this week

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the club would start a new era under new owners.

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But a deal fell through late on Friday night

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and, on Saturday, the manager Philippe Montanier was sacked.

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with senior positions on and off the field empty.

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Well, Mark Shardlow is live at the City Ground tonight.

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The key to the club is who is running it.

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And that tonight is still Fawaz al-Hasawi, the Kuwaiti

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businessman whose family bought Forest 4.5 years ago.

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What happened over the last few days is the subject of uncorroborated

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summation. One would have you believe that the offer from the

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Americans was that it will reduce that the last minute, the other side

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would say that was nonsense. Where does that leave

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the ownership of the club? It is still in doubt. John Jay

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Moores, the American behind the bid, remains in London, hoping that he

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could still have chance of buying it.

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But the sacking of manager Phillippe Montanier at the weekend

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suggests to me that Al-Hasawi is now shaping the future again

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after taking a back seat during negotiations.

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And saying that he is back in charge after that six months or more of

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negotiations. A draw at Birmingham.

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Now eight matches without a win. Forest are just outside

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the relegation zone. No-one really surprised

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at the sacking on Saturday. Something many fans

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have been calling for. Lots of names being thrown

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about for a new manager. Billy Davies top of the bookies

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list, followed by Oscar And you can expect to see

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other names being linked So a lot of uncertainty and may be

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unhappy and bewildered fans at the moment? Yes, many that are

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disappointed, upset and angry, and that is a planned protest and

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boycott at the weekend here. There's a body of fans that want

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Fawaz al-Hasawi out at any price. But if there is no acceptable

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deal on the table, Now is the time for Fawaz

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to step up and do what he's always wanted to do -

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win over the fans by getting a proper structure at the club

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and a manager who's going to There is an awful lot of scepticism

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about whether he can achieve that. At Leicester City, Alan Birchenall,

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the club's ambassador who had a cardiac arrest last

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week, is home. He had a pacemaker fitted

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in the Glenfield Hospital at the weekend and was well enough

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to watch on TV a terrific show They used mobile phones to

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light up the King Power stadium As for the team, they were

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well beaten by Chelsea, Claudio Ranieri

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mixed up his formation. But there was no

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containing the Londoners. A 3-0 defeat - their worst

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at home for over a year. At Derby County, their league form

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has dipped for the first time A defeat at Leeds United means

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they've gone three league games Leeds were impressive

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as they moved up to third. Onto Meadow Lane, where the biggest

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crowd of the season turned out Up against Mansfield Town,

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their fierce local rivals, it was a massive day

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for new boss Kevin Nolan. A new manager.

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A new owner. No sign of first-day nerves

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from Nolan, relishing Just great to be back in the game

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and what a wonderful I'm starting my, you know,

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adventure as a manager. He's starting

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his adventure as a chairman. So, hopefully together,

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we can be successful. A standing ovation from

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more than 11,000 fans. A lack of confidence the key

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in a team that's suffered Benjamin Whiteman's defected

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shot looked goal bound. Urging his team on from

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the sidelines, Nolan knows For Mansfield, a match

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of missed opportunities. For Nolan, the first point

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and clean sheet since October. They deserved that standing ovation,

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what they got from the fans today, because there's been a lot of,

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you know, been a lot of negativity over the last ten games,

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a lot of people getting called out. When I spoke to the chairman,

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when I told him that he has got a squad capable of staying in

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this week, they've proved to me I wish Kevin - he's a good

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guy - every success. As long as they are a place

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and a point behind us in the league every year,

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then we'll be all right. I think every fan in here

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today knew that every player on that pitch has

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given their all and they were delighted with that,

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so I'm delighted for them Rugby and Leicester Tigers are out

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of Europe after a poor performance They were dominated by Racing 92,

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who'd not previously won a point The French team left the Tigers

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shell-shocked and ran out A really disappointing way

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to go out of the European Cup. Now, that extraordinary and historic

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weekend for the Nottingham Panthers and for the sport of ice

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hockey in this country. Last night, the Panthers won

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the Continental Cup to make them the first ever British team

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to win a European trophy. Colin Hazelden was with them during

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a magical weekend in Northern Italy. High in the beautiful

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mountains of the South Tyrol, the pretty villages and rocky peaks

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of German-speaking Italy, is tucked an atmospheric

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throwback of an ice arena. Now, the local villagers of Ritten

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were welcoming four teams to fight for the Continental Cup,

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including first-time finalists It's great to make

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a piece of history. Yeah.

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And I hope, you know, we win. The last time a British side even

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got this far was seven years ago. In their first two games

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of this mini league, And so, on a stunning Sunday,

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down the hill was a silent village It was Panthers versus the home team

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and either could take the cup. But from only the fourth minute,

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Nottingham stamped their mark And when Chris Lawrence added

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the second, you felt they had Ritten had spirit,

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but Panthers had more quality, A bit of history, man.

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How does that feel? I think we came here

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as bottom seed, um... We knew we could do it,

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but it was just to prove to everyone else, and I think that's

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what we did today. Nobody's ever done it,

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so it's obviously something that The noisy black-and-gold

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army loved it. in the Champions League.

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European adventurers next season, Colin Hazelden, East Midlands Today,

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in the South Tyrol. What an extraordinary achievement!

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At the best in Europe, the Nottingham Panthers. And a gorgeous

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setting. Thanks, Nat. We have to tell you about an extra

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special marriage proposal in Leicester that has taken

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the internet by storm. Matthew Brookes from Thurmaston

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surprised his girlfriend Roxanne Gyles outside

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Highcross Shopping Centre recently. He arranged a flash mob

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to perform for Roxanne Then he went down on one knee

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and popped the question. We're delighted to

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report she said yes! The happy couple are planning

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to tie the knot in 2019. That is so sweet, I'll be allowed to

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show all that kissing? Proper snogging!

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Now for the weather, very little romance I would expect?

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We will see a bit of a change from last week, which was rather

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unsettled, this week will be much calmer, but plenty of cloud and it

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will be milder. But not one. We have some shows to look out for. The

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bigger picture is high pressure in charge of moving through the week,

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keeping things calm, and we have all that cloud about. Today, blue

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Monday, very grey across the region, low cloud, mist and murk, this

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Weather Watcher pitcher sent from Derbyshire. The rain clearing out

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through the first part of tonight, plenty of cloud around, maybe some

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rain and it all into the early I was. Temperatures between four and 5

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degrees minimum, some patchy fog to look out for. Tomorrow quite

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similar, plenty of cloud around. Further south with more chance of

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brightness. Most of us saying a cloudy day, which could be thick

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enough to produce rain and drizzle, temperatures not up to much, maximum

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of five or 6 degrees. It is similar as we move into Wednesday, plenty of

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cloud, again the chance of some Charvis, but temperatures creeping

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up a little midweek, maximum of 7 degrees, so quite a settled week got

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underway with plenty of cloud as well plenty of cloud. It is just

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grey! We hope you have cheered you up on the blue Monday. Lucy and I

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will be back at 10.30. Hope we can see you then. Goodbye.

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