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You're watching East Midlands Today. so it's goodbye from me.

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Tonight: Are NHS referrals weakening Glenfield's chances of keeping

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Forward is simple and straightforward, anyone can

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understand that if a patient lives near a centre, they go to that

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centre for their care. Also tonight: Two men and a woman go

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on trial, accused of illegal fox hunting.

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Plus, mixed reactions to plans for a new multi-million pound ice rink in

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Derby. Not really, not for that price, no. Derby does waste a lot of

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money. And, we will have a unique limbs into a never before seen part

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of one of Derbyshire's most famous poems. Dash-macro eight unique

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glimpse. Good evening, welcome

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to Tuesday's programme with Dominic Heale and me,

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Anne Davies. First tonight, the latest twist

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in the battle to keep children's heart surgery

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at Leicester's Glenfield Hospital. It's under threat because,

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according to NHS England, it doesn't Well, surgeons have told us

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the Glenfield unit could be saved if more patients from this region

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were referred to them, instead of being sent

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for treatment at other centres like Great Ormond Street

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Hospital in London. Up to 150 patients a year

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are referred elsewhere, Meanwhile, figures obtained

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by the BBC show many other centres Clare Clark from Lincolnshire

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had a heart operation herself as a baby and went to

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the Glenfield Hospital in Leicester. Last summer, Claire

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chose to send Eloise May Peterborough City, wanted

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to refer Eloise May If she had had to go

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to Great Ormond Street, it is really far and I would not

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have been comfortable with that. NHS England is proposing to stop

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children's heart surgery at Glenfield Hospital as part

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of a review to raise Last year, Glenfield's three

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surgeons averaged 109 operations, The hospital says around 150

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patients a year are being sent out of the region

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for surgery elsewhere. Glenfield says it could meet

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the new target if referral patterns were changed and more patients

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from the East Midlands were sent here, instead

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of to other centres, including Great Ormond

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Street Hospital in London. Being where we are in

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the country, there is a drag to London that perhaps other

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networks don't have. But the proposal we have put

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forward is very simple, I think anyone can understand that

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if a patient lives near a centre, they go to that centre

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for their care. Figures obtained by a Freedom

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of Information request from the BBC showed centres that

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are currently likely to take Glenfield patients

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showed their waiting list were far Last November, Great Ormond Street

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Hospital neared 160. Most other centres had

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around the 70 mark. This is a proposal we've put

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to NHS England, rather than closing our centre

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because they think we are not operating enough, they simply need

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to encourage referers to refer patients to our service

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so that we can continue to thrive. Great Ormond Street says it accepts

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referrals from across England. Northampton General sends up to

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25 patients a year there, and Peterborough City Hospital says

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most of its patients get referred there,

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although there are links Glenfield says both hospitals

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are in its catchment area. They have saved her life

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and I owe them everything. All the nurses, the doctors, the

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surgeons, all of them are amazing. NHS England declined our

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request for an interview. It says it won't dictate referral

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patterns that would take choice away The public consultation

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ends in June. Well, Mike joins me now

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for more on this story. Mike, it does seem like a numbers

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game and what some people might Yes, it could look like that

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because the numbers are just so important in this review started

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by NHS England. They say that quality

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is linked to quantity. To drive up standards,

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they say they want the surgeons The doctor in our report described

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the standard as an activity level, so there is debate around what these

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figures mean. The has-been critical reaction

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tonight as well. That's right, from the Leicester

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West MP Liz Kendall. She says Jeremy Hunt has already

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refused to look at the referral patterns that Glenfield says

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are so important. Well, if parents are not given it

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information about Glenfield and the excellent outcomes it has got, and

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the brilliant follow-up service they provide, how on earth can they

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choose what is best for their children? I raised this issue

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directly with the Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, and with NHS England.

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She once Jeremy Hunt to look at this again. The Department of Health, we

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have asked them for a response and they have yet to come back to us. On

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Thursday, NHS England are in Leicester for a public meeting and

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campaigners will get a chance to hear what they have got to say. You

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have more on this subject at 10:30pm.

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Three members of the Grove and Rufford hunt have gone on trial

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The prosecution has been brought based on photos and video taken

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The court heard how a fox was seen being chased by a pack of hounds

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and there were no attempts to call them off.

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On the morning of Saturday 30th of January last year, the Grove and

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Rufford hunt met at this pub in the Nottingham show village. B Hunt

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claims it was trail hunting by laying a cent across nearby fields,

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which is legal. But one huntsman, a trail are and another are accused of

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allowing a fox to be killed by dogs, which is bound by the hunting act.

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Philip Palmer was out bird-watching with his partner, and they asked to

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take photos of the Hunt. He said he saw a fox run into a field, and the

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huntsman being told by another man the direction it went. One hour

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later, Mr Palmer described seeing a fox running into another field,

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chased by a pack of ?45, in view of members of the hunt. Philip Palmer

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told the court it was a mass of dogs and there was nothing left of the

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fox. Two were seen in the field, but Mr Palmer said he'd never heard a

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hunting horn or shouts to call the dogs. He said he did feel in a

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dangerous position because people were asking why I was taking

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photographs. The prosecution claims no one saw a trail being led by

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Peter White, and if one had been laid wobbly, the dogs would not have

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been seen running across roads with traffic on. The court was played a

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video of the kill, showing a mass of dogs gather in one place in a field.

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The lady who filmed it said "Nothing I saw was done to stop the dog

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schooling that fox". The trial continues.

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Still to come: Calke Abbey - the National Trust's "un-stately"

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home in Derbyshire awakes from its Winter slumber.

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And, grace combined with precision - meet the synchronised skating team

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from Nottingham who are heading for Canada to compete in the world

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A ?2,000 reward is being offered for information which will help find

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a man from Derby wanted on urgent recall to prison.

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Craig Shaw from Mackworth is wanted for possession of drugs

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with intent to supply, and a burglary in Chilwell

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The 26-year-old is believed to have links to Derby and the Basford area.

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The charity, Crimestoppers, is offering the reward.

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Almost 100 defibrillators have been installed outside shops

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in the East Midlands, paid for by the 5p

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The scheme's being run by the Central England Co-operative

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at its stores around the region, including this one at

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It's in response to a customer survey on how best to use the cash.

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And there are plans to roll out the life-saving equipment

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Next, it's a bold plan, and it comes with a ?30 million price tag.

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But it could transform a derelict area of Derby beyond recognition.

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The City Council's announced plans to redevelop the Becketwell area,

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and the main attraction would be a new indoor ice rink.

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Victoria Hicks joins us from the site.

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Victoria, what do we know about the plans?

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It's seen by many as one of the biggest eyesores in Derby,

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the Duckworth Square shopping centre.

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That was demolished in 2003, and the land has been

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Over the years, there have been all sorts of ideas for this site,

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including an Olympic-sized aquatic centre and a supermarket amongst

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others, but they've all failed, in part because the land's

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Today the council's announced how it wants

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to transform this area - with an ice rink residential

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It is a ?30 million scheme of public and private investment, and it will

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include an ice rink and residential and retail units, but will this

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project succeed where others have failed?

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Here's the Deputy Leader at Derby City Council.

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There is a risk, which is why the public sector has not been able to

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bring forward any scheme for the redevelopment of this area over the

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last ten or 20 years, but we have got strong confidence in the

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business plan and an operator coming forward to would be able to

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revitalise and breathe new life into this part of obesity centre.

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The council has paid consultants to consider the vitality of this

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scheme. It says the demographics are right for an ice rink here, and it

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would create 250 jobs and bring life back to this derelict area. They

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have been working on this scheme for 2.5 years, and by the end of this

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month, they will have properly bought the former Debenhams

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building, which forms a key part of this site. But, do people really

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want an ice rink here? I did come here in the winter

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with my daughter and they put a temporary ice rink

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in the Market Square over there, and we really enjoyed

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it, so that was good. It is fun for the youngsters,

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they have got to get people Now, these plans will go

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to Cabinet this month. The Conservative opposition

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at Derby City Council says whilst they're not against the development,

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they need more information before But the plan is to have an

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international ice rink here by 2020, A new Leicestershire

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hospital has finally welcomed its first patients,

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almost 30 years after Construction work on the St

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Luke's Treatment Centre in Market Harborough was beset

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by delays and funding problems. But this morning it put all that

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in the past as it opened its doors. It's being claimed up to 600 jobs

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will be created in Leicester by two Artist impressions of the proposals

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for the Golden Mile Gateway off Belgrave Road have now been

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released by developers. They also want to build

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on the remaining part of the former Plans for both schemes

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are on display to the public This is really, truly,

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a mixed use scheme, so we are looking to compliment

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the existing neighbourhood. We'll have retail,

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leisure, we'll have some apartments up on the first

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and second floors, and we will also More importantly, I think

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for this scheme, is we are looking to bringing forward

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a fantastic new public open space to the frontage of the site

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as the gateway to the Golden Mile. Tomorrow is Budget day,

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in case you hadn't heard. There was a time when a Chancellor

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would have to resign if anything These days, though, we're given

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plenty of details in the days Today, for instance,

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we learn there's going to be money Controversially, the ?320 million

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is to be spent on either new free schools or the return

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of grammar schools. With us now is our

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Political Editor, Tony Roe. How is this likely to affect

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secondary education here We know for a fact that there is a

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shortage of school places. Schools are oversubscribed in the East

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Midlands. 39 of the 296 secondary schools have too many pupils, so we

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do need the places. This will not make a great deal of difference to

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that, but it is argued by the Conservative MP for Newark that

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grammar schools are a good thing for the future. He says he has 400

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pupils in his constituency who travel up to an arrant 15 minutes

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every day to go to grammar schools which exist in neighbouring

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Lincolnshire. He says this should not be just confined to those who

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can afford to do that, so he thinks Newark is a good place to put a new

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grammar school. He also thinks they should go in poorer areas, and he

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cited Nottingham. The Notts MP says it is an expensive irrelevance to

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talk about new grammar schools, especially for his constituents. He

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says they should stop budget cuts to school instead. Nicky Morgan, the

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former Education Secretary, she is not really siding with the

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government's policy on this, she is against grammar schools and should

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instead concentrate on making every school excellent. And Anna Soubry,

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she is also against grammar schools, and she says there was no desire for

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that in her constituency. I popped out to see what people think.

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I think grammar schools are the worst thing that

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There is quite clearly a need for grammar schools

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Kids don't need a bog-standard

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The school system we have got just needs modernising

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I think anything that will improve education, great.

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If you've got the knowledge, then why not?

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Why not take it back to the old method?

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How would a return to the grammar school system make provision

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for students with learning disabilities such as

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My view is that the grammar schools are the best thing that happened

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to this country over the last 50 years, and I very much

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It is a way that poor kids can make good in this world.

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Let's sort it out properly once and for all, stop wasting money

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Briefly, what else will be in the red box?

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We expect money for social care, help for business rates, and

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finally, something on what is called the Midlands engine, our version of

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the Northern powerhouse. Thank you. Now, the sport news.

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I am in Derby where there is championship football tonight, and

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also at the City Ground in Nottingham. First, the Premier

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League. We understand that Craig

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Shakespeare has been offer the job of manager of Leicester City

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until the end of the season. It follows two wins in the two

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games he's been in charge since Claudio Ranieri's sacking -

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the first-team coach has He's currently on a

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training camp in Dubai. Formal talks are set

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to continue at the end The clubs owners are

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believed to have flown Another Craig joins me now, and we

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will get your view on Derby County's season. A winless debris was

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corrected by a victory in March. First, a view from inside the

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changing room. We just don't want to accept

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we are tenth or 11th We have to try and focus,

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and hopefully someone slips up What is your view? It is a season

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that started with many fans expecting Derby to be in the

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play-offs. Yes, the start of the season was well marked, there was a

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missed opportunity, and obviously Steve came in. A great one, eight

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wins in ten, and then we expect to kick on, but we should have done

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more strengthening in January to give that dressing room the added

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quality to kick us on. It feels a familiar story. It seems to go wrong

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at this time of the year. Yes, this has been going on for the last few

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years, with a still don't have the magic formula. But we are still in

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it to wind it and it will be a massive task to get in the top six,

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we are ten points offered. Can't afford lose any more games. We have

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two beat Preston tonight and Brighton on Friday and then the fans

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will get behind them once again. Off you go to your commentary position.

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Across now to the city Ground that Nottingham Forest are in action.

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Angela is there. Another chance for Nottingham Forest to make sure they

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are not being dragged down to that relegation fight.

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Yes, plenty for the Forest fans to be happy about here, where they are

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on a fine run of form. Four wins out of five here, including a fantastic

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result against promotion favourites Brighton at the weekend. There is an

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interim manager in charge at the end of the season. He says he is happy

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with things so far. All we have said straightaway,

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from when we first took this on is that we would try

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to create a foundation. We would try to create

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a foundation in the training ground with the players

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and the staff really tight and unite to make sure we are working well,

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but we are trying to build on this football club to go forward

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and that is massively So, can Forest make it two

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home wins in a week? It will certainly help ease any

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relegation fears if they can. A fantastic result on Saturday. If

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we can do the same tonight, it will pull us away a bit more from those

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teams close to us. Their form is fantastic. Yes, we have got to keep

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winning our home matches. We are not good away from home, so every point

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at home will do the job for us. Another three wins and we could be

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OK. Was the performance on Saturday the best you have seen all season?

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Yes, the best of the season, everybody played well. It will stand

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us in good stead for tonight. If they do winter night, there will be

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in touching distance of the top half of the table. After the season they

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have had, that would be enough for the fans.

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The results tonight will be in our 10:30pm bulletin.

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Away from football, and tonight a group of very excited young sports

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women are heading to Canada for a World Championships.

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They've just won their fourth successive British title.

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And the sport is fairly new on the block -

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Christian Hewgill's been to find out more.

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And next to skate, from Great Britain, team Icicle!

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16 girls, all skating exactly in unison.

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Precision, technique, and glamour all count.

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Meet the Icicles, who are British champions in every category

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And that only comes with true dedication.

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Just this week we have had about ten hours on the

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ice, which is quite a lot, especially with school.

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It is so worth it will stop we have something to show where we have got.

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There are not any words to describe how it feels to represent Great

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Britain in an international competition, and in Canada for the

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World Championship. When the judges judge the programme,

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they look for something that is interesting and good to watch. Do

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they enjoy the music is much too they enjoyed the choreography? How

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fast is the team across the ice? Unsurprisingly, the club's

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popularity is soaring with nearly 100 members. None of it would be

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possible without the team's biggest fans, mum and dad. Super proud, you

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can't believe how proud we are of what she has achieved. She only

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started at 11. Some of these girls have been skating together for as

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long as ten years, and while they are already national champions, I

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don't think they will stop there. Do you think you can wind even more?

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Yes! That seems pretty definite to me.

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All the best to them for the World Championships this weekend. Finally

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from me tonight. The funeral's been held

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today for one of golf's greatest ever caddies,

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Dave Musgrove from Nottinghamshire, in 1979 Muzzy, as he was

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known, was on the bag. He'd been a member of

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the Coxmoor Golf Club in Nottinghamshire for 50 years,

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but playing was the hobby, And he looked after Britain's Sandy

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Lyle who won the Open Lyle gave a reading today

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at Mansfield crematorium. Lots of lovely tribute in today, and

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a final reminder that if you want commentary on your local football

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team, BBC local radio is the place to be.

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Derbyshire's "least stately" stately home is giving up

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Until now the family apartments at the National Trust's Calke Abbey

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had remained firmly out of public view.

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Now, though, we can all see where, and how, the previous owners lived.

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Navtej Johal has been to take a look.

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The sun is shining on Calke Abbey as it reopened its doors after a winter

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break. This time, it is open more doors than ever before. This is the

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entrance hall here at Calke Abbey, and normally visitors would only be

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allowed access to the rest of the house through this door. But, as of

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a few days ago, The National Trust allowed access to the family

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apartment through this door. It's the first time this has been opened

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since The National Trust acquired the property. Previous owners lived

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in these rooms until recently. The dining room, drawing room and

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kitchen. It really gives a poignant message about how, in the 1920s and

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30s, Calke Abbey was in decline, the family had to close up rooms, and

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they ended up in this one small suite of rooms. It really gives that

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message of the decline of Calke Abbey, and how close it was to being

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lost. Few people know this building better than 93-year-old Norman, who

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has volunteered here for almost 30 years. He has been revelling in the

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details of the rooms. You have this unique fireplace behind me, and that

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shows some marvellous things, and also some of the chequered history

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of the Harper family because there are anomalies in it. It is a superb

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piece of carving and well worth coming to see in its own right. What

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is it mean to you to be able to show these rooms of to the public

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question mark it is lovely. We have had marvellous things to show over

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the last 20 years, but now we have got this as the cherry on the top of

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the cake. The trust is still to decide what to do with the rooms

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long term, but in the meantime it will ask visitors about what they

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would like to see. What an amazing place.

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The sky was blue, and the sun shone this morning.

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It definitely did, the best of the brightness was across the east

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today. In the East Midlands we saw some lovely sunny spells first thing

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this morning. A bit more in the way of cloud into the afternoon, but

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some of that was high level, so still some brightness around.

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Through tonight, we will see a band of rain coming in from the west,

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which will be heavy at times. We can see that on the pressure charts.

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This is the weather front moving across, and it will largely have

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cleared away by the time we get into tomorrow morning. Some dry weather

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as we move through this evening, we will see that cloud thickening up

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before the arrival of that band of rain from the West, which will be

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quite heavy at times. The warm front introducing some milder air.

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Overnight lows of seven Celsius. By tomorrow morning, some outbreaks of

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rain first thing, but clearing pretty quickly towards the south.

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Further in the south of the region, the chance of seeing one or two

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outbreaks of rain into the afternoon. The best of the

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brightness in the North East tomorrow with tempered as reaching

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11 Celsius. Thursday, not looking like a bad day at all. Largely dry,

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with the best of the brightness in the North East might tempered his

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reaching a maximum of 12 Celsius. He is the outlook: Turning slightly

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milder to the next couple of days, with rain on the way tonight.

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Double figures! Spring is here. Let's hope so. We will have all the

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results of the football, and the weather, and all the news at

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10:30pm. Goodbye.

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