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It's almost six thirty. so it's goodbye from me,

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You're watching East Midlands Today.

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Tonight - putting out the welcome mat for

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There are calls for councils here to accept more teenagers are fleeing

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the world's trouble spots. Also, sax and sugary drinks. Why are our main

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sugar producer thinks it will not work. -- attacks on sugary drinks.

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This is a simplistic approach which looks like a silver bullet which

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simply does not exist. Anger as caravan owners in Derbyshire are

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told to leave this site immediately. Tigers' player talking about

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depression. I did not believe there was anything more from the near

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future and if that was the case, I wanted to die. -- there was not

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anything for me in the future. Good evening and welcome

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to Tuesday's programme with Dominic Heale

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and me, Anne Davies. First tonight - should we be doing

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more to help unaccompanied Community groups here

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certainly think so. Tonight they're asking some

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of our councils to take in more teenagers fleeing some

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of the world's most And while the Government appears

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to be rowing back on a promise to accept more young refugees,

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we can reveal that the East Midlands could get a new regional team

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of specialist social workers, Our Social Affairs Correspondent,

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Jeremy Ball, is at Nottingham Trent This is where campaigners

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are about to unveil details of a detailed report

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on Nottingham's refugees and a string of recommendations

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for everyone from councils, A real priority is those

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"unaccompanied children" - teenagers who arrive

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here, from as far afield Scattered across Europe

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in winter, tens of thousands of unaccompanied children,

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many fending for themselves. The Archbishop of Canterbury says

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Britain must do more and has warned that child refugees face

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being exploited or even killed after the Government announced one

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relocation programme This man told me his 16-year-old

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brother was stranded in the notorious Jungle near Calais

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but he has been refused permission to bring Solomon to Nottingham under

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family reunion rights, so now he is offering

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to take a DNA test. TRANSLATION: All his

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friends have left. Like most unaccompanied children,

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he does not have a family here so he was age assessed to check

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he is under 18 and taken into care. Today this report from the campaign

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group Nottingham Citizens has urged the city and county councils to take

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in more teenagers. It wants them to reach

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the Government's maximum limit for unaccompanied children -

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one for every 1400 youngsters It also want those children

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to get school or college Council say they do not have enough

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foster carers or Government funding to support more unaccompanied

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children, and now they are We need to increase the number

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of placements but also reduce the cost local authorities

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are ocurring looking We could pool that have some social

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workers potentially work across various regions,

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and that enable specialisation The Home Office says it bought more

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than 900 unaccompanied children from the continent last year,

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but it needs to balance their needs with local

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councils capacity to cope. There will be more calls

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for Government action Let's talk to Helen Murphy,

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who's one of the organisers here. You're asking for something

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like a three-fold increase, in the numbers cared

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for in Nottinghamshire. But councils are struggling to find

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the money to support In many ways it is a hypothetical

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question and we really need the Government to act as they promised

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to bring 3000 over and above got 350. I really believe the City

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Council and county and charities, community organisations, churches

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are up for working together and being united on making a difference

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for the young people. It will put you pressure on Foster and school

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places? It has a lot of moral obligation to do something and I

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feel the city with all the different groups are working together -- are

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up for working together. We have done so much already over the past

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few years to help resettle young people in this city.

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The Government is warning encouraging people to copy your

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alone could incentivise them to make dangerous journeys. -- to come here

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alone. We want people to make journeys that are legal and safe and

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the Government have closable routes to make that happen. Thank you.

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There will be more on the late news title at 10:30pm. -- the Government

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have closed those routes. Still to come - could HS2

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threaten the building of much-needed new homes

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in a Leicestershire village? It's feared changes to the route

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of the new rail line could lead to the scrapping of plans for 300

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houses in Kegworth. Now for the second of our reports

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this week on sugar. The company that runs the only sugar

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factory in the East Midlands is urging the Government

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to rethink its tax on sugar British Sugar says the controversial

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levy due to come into force next year hasn't been

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properly thought out. But health campaigners insist

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the measure is desperately needed Our health correspondent Rob Sissons

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has been looking at how The UK sugar tax is aimed

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at these high-sugar drinks, particularly fizzy drinks,

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which are popular among teenagers. The Office for Budget Responsibility

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predicts it'll add 24p a litre to drinks containing more than 8g

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of sugar per 100ml and 18p a litre to drinks containing more

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than 5g of sugar per 100ml. It's expected to raise

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?520million a year. The Government says that money

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will be spent on sport in school. Supporters of the sugar tax

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on sugary drinks say it is already encouraging manufacturers

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to reformulate their products, and targets a key source of sugar,

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especially among teenagers. High levels of sugar can contribute

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to excess weight gain, type two diabetes, particularly

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if you have too much through sugary drinks,

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and tooth decay as well. Currently we are consuming

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two to three times more British Sugar, which runs the Newark

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factory, sees it very differently, The single statistic which I think

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is most revealing about this is since 2001 consumption per head

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of sugar has dropped by 15% and since then

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obesity has spiralled. So there clearly is not a simple

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link between sugar and obesity. We clearly have a role

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and I would not suggest anybody We think sugar should be part

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of a healthy, balanced diet. The levy has some high-profile

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backers, like the TV The sugar tax was originally

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announced last year by the then-Chancellor George

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Osborne. A year is a very long time

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in politics and more details are now Here's the date to look

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out for - March 8th. The Government's spring

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budget which should have It's still due to come into force

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in April of next year. Conservative Government

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will ditch it. The King Fund says it has

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reservations about some of the plans to reform health services, including

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those in the East Midlands. It's latest report says the changes

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will provide more services in the community but it warns

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cutting hospital beds David Pearson who's behind

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the vision for health and social care across Nottinghamshire insists

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it is possible to reduce around 200 The Nottingham University Hospital

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so there at any one time 200 people who could be at home or in another

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place if there were the right What we need to do is to build those

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services in the community to be sure everybody has that trust

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and confidence in the plans. A vigil by school support staff

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outside Derby's council house At midday, after 24 hours,

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protesters blew out candles as the vigil opposing wage

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cuts came to a close. The union Unison says talks

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with the city council have again failed to reach an agreement,

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and therefore from next Monday, they're planning another five

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days of strike action. Tenants at a caravan park

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in Derbyshire say they've been left Last week letters were sent

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to residents at Haytop Country Park, telling them to remove

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their homes and possessions But today we've been told they'll

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be allowed to go back, after urgent repairs

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are carried out. What used to be a relaxing

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holiday home, but the bed, sofa and television have been

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removed after a letter was sent I had a phone call on Monday

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the 13th, last week, out of the blue, total shock,

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saying we had to be off site and take all our belongings,

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and the gate was going to be locked Pat is one of about 50

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people who use this site Dave and Iris, both now

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in their 80s, have been coming here for 25 years,

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spending thousands of pounds. But they say it is the emotional

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cost which is the hardest to bear. I know there are worse things

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to lose but when it takes the part of your life off t the age we have

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got, we could still come here and enjoy it,

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like we have always done. If we have to move we will probably

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try and find somewhere else but I do not think

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that is going to be very This is the letter the residents

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received from the owners, and it clearly says they are required

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to remove their holiday home and possessions from the park

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with immediate effect. This afternoon we had a different

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statement from owners which said they will not be closing the park

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permanently and they need to carry out urgent repairs,

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and once those are carried out it I mean, why couldn't

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they contact, why was there Why couldn't they just

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tell us all this? Why have they let us go

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through all of this? And them old people having to suffer

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all this for nothing. Pat and other residents now

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want more clarification on what the repairs will

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mean for them. Still to come this evening -

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extreme exercise. Why a man with Parkinsons

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disease is planning to row Robin Buttery will be constantly

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monitored during the challenge to help researchers find new way

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of helping others with There are concerns that plans

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for almost 300 new homes to the HS2 route.

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scrapped due to changes The new high speed rail route

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announced in November will go through two housing developments

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planned for Kegworth. Tonight a public meeting is taking

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place in the village for people to express their views,

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and our reporter Navtej Johal This village is no stranger to big

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transport projects, the more -- the M1 and others have all taken place

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nearby residents thought they had been spared the worst of the

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disruption from HS2 which was originally going to go underneath

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the airport. In November the route was redesigned and the new

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high-speed rail line will now go around the airport through the edge

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of Kegworth which means there is no uncertainty over whether to new

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housing developments which could result in almost 300 new houses

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being built here will go ahead and it may also affect the creation of

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some new local sports facilities. The parish council wouldn't believe

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the overall impact of HS2 in the village could be harmful. -- the

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parish council leader believes. HS2 will go over the viaduct and

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that will be the entrance to Kegworth. The railway viaduct with

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nine trains an hour in each direction. Quite a shame, really.

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We have heard a range of views on this issue today and the meeting

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tonight well be the last chance for people in the village to express

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their views on the issue to the parish council. The consultation on

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the new route ends on the 9th of March and we will have more on this

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story later tonight at 10:30pm. The Home Affairs Select Committee

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has been hearing from Nottinghamshire Police

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and campaigners about their work tackling sexist street harassment

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in the county. Last year, Nottinghamshire became

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the first force in the UK to include Today MPs heard how it's working -

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with a view to forming Mel Jeffs from Nottingham Women's

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Centre said it was about protecting women, and not about criminalising

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men. Women are not going to use this kind

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of policy for some kind of malicious They ring when they have a real

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concern, when they feel by reporting that it might help the perpetrator

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to be stopped before they do something else,

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when they want some kind of action. We have no experience

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of woman ringing up In terms of police resources

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what it is doing is focusing the police on things that need

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to be dealt with. Investigations are underway

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after flytippers dumped two lorry loads of rubbish at the side

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of a road in Leicestershire. The rubbish has been left just off

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the A47 near Hinckley and according to the local council,

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it's commercial waste. It was reported on Saturday morning

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and officers estimate it will cost "Living was just

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like hell on earth". That's how Leicester Tigers

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scrum-half Jono Kitto has described his personal experience

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of depression as a teenager. Now 24, the New Zealander

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is supporting The Rugby Players' Association 'Lift

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the Weight' campaign. It's aiming to tackle the stigma

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surrounding mental health issues. Jono Kitto has been talking

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to our reporter Victoria Hicks. It is acceptable to say you're

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struggling and finding it hard. I could go through it with other

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people and they could support me. To be isolated and on your own is very

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hard. Jono Kitto supporting the rugby players' Association campaign

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by sharing his experience of six months of depression when he was 19.

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I would wake up and think if this is my existence better not want a part

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of it and I cannot handle it. -- if this is my existence I do not want.

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I would describe it as hell on earth and did not have any hope there was

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anything more in the future from me and I thought if that is the case I

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want to die and I got to the point where I am training any rugby team

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and getting in the car and crying. Going to university and go to

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lectures and getting back in the car and crying and that night just

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feeling absolutely overwhelmed and do not want to be living any more.

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So I was like, something needs to be spoken about and people need to know

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so I can get to a place where this is not my reality any more. It to

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the weight off my shoulders and that I thought I was carrying it alone

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and there was the one around me who could be laid-back approach that was

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not the truth of the matter. The moment hope comes back is the moment

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you start to think, it is worth fighting and worth staying alive and

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worth going through all the what might first seem be scary process of

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opening up and being a vulnerable about what you are going through in

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order to actually give yourself a chance to see what can be changed

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and what things can get better. Because I have got to the place I am

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not that afraid of what people think now I am quite happy to share it

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because if it does help even one person it has done its job, in my

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opinion. That shows it affects anybody, no matter how tough and

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strong you are. Coming up, the big build up

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to Leicester City's champions league showdown in Seville -

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but we start tonight with Derby County take on Burton

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Albion this evening - and it marks the return of some very

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familiar faces to Pride Park. Nigel Clough brings his

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Burton Albion team here for the first time in their league

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history, and returns to the club But nothing but praise

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from the man who replaced him. I have respect and admiration

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for Nigel Clough, for what he has done and even the job he did here,

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we applauded it when we came in. He left us with a very good squad

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and he has got that at Burton. If they can beat Norwich

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then they come here was Plenty of familiar faces

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in the Burton team, too. Added spice for a Derby

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team still smarting Anybody can lose perspective

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of where we were and where we have been and where we are going

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and where we are now. We have just got to think,

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this is the Championship, this is football, you will lose

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games and sometimes You have just got to dust yourself

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down, get back onto the training 11th in the Championship,

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this is all about points. The Rams need results to stay

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in touch with the play-offs. Now to Leicester City,

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and the players have arrived, the fans are out in force, too,

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it's all set for a Champions League Faltering in the league,

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out of the FA Cup - could tomorrow night be the game

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to salvage their season? This is the home of Sevilla and fled

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the city wanted a game to be starting spot them they do not come

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much tougher than this. -- Leicester. Three European cups in

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April and that is why they are now in the Champions League and pushing

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a Barcelona at the top of the Spanish league and Leicester City

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are struggling to score at all in the Premier League this season but

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the Champions League has been special for them and on the pitch in

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this stadium, 42,000 capacity, in training there were scenes of

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genuine enthusiasm and passion and the desire to get back to something

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special. And the press conference as they spoke it is clearly see

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tomorrow as an opportunity. It is a bit strange but it is a game where

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we can forget about that for one night and if we make sure we put in

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a good performance we can hopefully use that to kick on and drag

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ourselves away from it. We play away from the Premier League we play like

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and for this reason I hope we can show our football. We know they are

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better than us but we want to fight. Fight is exactly what they will have

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to do. The champions Elite has been there one bright spot so far in this

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season, the one thing that has given fans joy. The fans are not healed in

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expectations, talking to them, they are just hoping to get away on

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Thursday morning with a bit of pride and bring back a result with

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something to bring back to Leicester... This is a great team

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that plays in the stadium and there are the danger the lights might go

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out on this season altogether tomorrow night.

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Tim Peake more build-up tomorrow night. -- plenty more build-up.

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Nottingham Panthers are at home to the Elite League leaders tonight.

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Panthers host Cardiff Devils, and will move up to 4th place

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A lot going on in Seville. A little bit of Brit Art on the line there.

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But we survived. -- break up. A man from Leicester

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with Young Onset Parkinsons Disease is to row three thousand six

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hundred miles across Robin Buttery, who was diagnosed

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just before his 44th birthday, will be monitored

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throughout the challenge. The information his body provides

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will enable researchers to study the impacts of extreme exercise

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on the condition and find Most people would not guess that

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Robin has a young onset It is a condition that shows

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itself in different ways, with symptoms including tremors

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and memory problems. I am very keen for people

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to understand what Parkinson is and I want them to see how

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it affects me. I want to do anything that helps

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Parkinson's move forward To further help our understanding,

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in June he will leave Leicester behind and as part of this crew

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sailing across the Indian Ocean. They will start in Australia

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and travel 3600 miles to Mauritius. Using live video streaming,

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researchers at Oxford Brookes This will give us a snapshot

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into what extreme endurance exercise does in Parkinson's and how it

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influences the symptoms. It's a far cry his day job

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as a technical instructor at De Montfort University,

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a role he works in full-time, 18 months on from being diagnosed,

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just before his 44th birthday. I am under no illusions

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about the disease and know I am The main thing people have noticed

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in the past 18 months is the fact I walk with a limp,

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and sometimes it will slow me down to almost a standstill,

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it is a bit like walking a porridge. It is hoped the challenge will raise

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awareness of the condition and the charity Spotlight YOPD,

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which supports sufferers. The main point behind the row

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is to raise awareness, collect this unique research data,

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to inspire other people with Parkinson's to take up

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the challenge, and fundraiser With up to 85 days at sea ahead,

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Robin is using his remaining time We wish him all the very best.

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Any research they can do for something like Parkinson's is

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brilliant. There is an awful lot going on outside. Indeed we have

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storm Doris on the way but more going on outside. Indeed we have

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storm Doris on the way but more on that later. But if you want the

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sunshine early on you had to get up very early. After sunrise our

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weather watchers were stumped if they wanted some brightness. Thank

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you to our weather watchers for those pictures. To watch tomorrow,

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more rain on the Wii and a a few more bright spots as well. What a

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contrast to earlier on with lots of cloud and a few bits of rain across

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the region as well. This is the pressure chart tomorrow, this cold

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front spanning across the East Midlands and that is starting to

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bring some rain in our direction. As we have a look at the details for

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tonight we can see the showers to the north, quite a lot of cloud but

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relatively mild for the time of year. Through the course of tomorrow

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we continue to see this band of rain working across the region. Slightly

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more patchy through the afternoon and in the North we may see some

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brightness as we go through the afternoon. Then we have this amber

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warning in place for wind for Thursday and all thanks to Storm

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Doris. At the moment this is what we think will be happening on Thursday.

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Around two or 3pm of those bars squeezed together and that is when

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we're likely to see the strongest winds. On the ground, first thing

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quite the lot of wet weather around on Thursday but later on that is

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when the winds start to pick up, gusts of up to 50-60 mph worked in

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places. The picture is developing so stay tuned to the forecast but if

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you have plans for Thursday's take extra care and make sure you stay

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up-to-date with the latest developments with our forecast.

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What will come after Boris? Ethel? -- Doris. If you want to know more

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about Doris go to our Facebook page. It's storm Angela in my house, most

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evenings! . See you for the late news.

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Nawal El Saadawi, the world-renowned Egyptian author

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