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It's almost six thirty - you're watching East Midlands Today.

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Our top story tonight - The man who saved the lives of two

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people from a Derbyshire canal is hailed a hero.

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After they plummeted from a bridge, he dived straight into rescue them.

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Also, the latest and the search for Samantha Baldwin and her boys,

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missing now since Monday. Also tonight, Rutland celebrates 20 years

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of going it alone, but not everyone goes along with it. And a dream

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takes shape. Former rugby start Matt Hampson's charity continues to grow.

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It seems like last week it was just a big mud patch. Now it is actually

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a physical building. Good evening and welcome

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to Friday's programme - with Maurice Flynn and me,

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Geeta Pendse. First tonight to an uplifting story

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- the man who rescued two people It came after a collision saw them

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plummet into the water. Billy Miller was on his way home

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from work when he saw the car go over the side

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of a bridge in Swarkestone. The Ambulance Service

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says his actions were remarkable. Our reporter Navtej Johal

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has been to meet him. I can't the brick and managed to

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smash the glass. As I got to the car, I managed to get under her arms

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and lift her out through the side of the car. I noticed there was another

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man facing down in the Canal at that point, so I lifted the lady out and

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managed to help with the man as well from underneath and push him out of

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the water. The dramatic story of how this 42-year-old carpenter helped to

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rescue two people from a Derbyshire canal after a collision which saw a

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car and pedestrian fall into the water. At any point did you think

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about your own safety, what might happen to you, before you jumped

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into the water? Not really, no. Why do you think that is? The only thing

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I can say is that I didn't really think about what I was doing. By the

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time I even thought about whatever's doing, I was already in the water.

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Billy has been described as a hero. Your actions made or job ten times

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easier. And today his actions were reckoned as byes as Ambulance

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Service. Think you very much. People don't usually jump into a canal and

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rescue two people. I've been working for about 15 years and I can count

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on one hand sort of the amount of times people have done the same as

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his actions. His actions were Adam Wrobel, and they were appreciated,

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but you have to look after yourself as well. -- admirable. What you make

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of all this fuss? It's silly, really. It was just one of those

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things. I was in the right place at the right time to be able to do

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that, that's all it was. The pedestrians remains in hospital

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while the elderly woman was discharged after suffering minor

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injuries. Ellie says his thoughts are with them. -- Billy.

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A judge has said he fears for the safety of two missing

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Dylan and Louis Madge are thought to have been abducted

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It's now been five days since the last sighting

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of Samantha Baldwin in Nottingham City Centre.

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Initially a missing persons appeal, it became an abduction

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investigation on Wednesday, when it was revealed the Newark mum

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We now know they were removed from her care

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Ports and airports were put on alert as the investigation widened,

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but yesterday, closer to home, officers began house to house

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enquiries in Newark to build up a picture of Samantha's

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A shortwhile ago, I spoke to the superintendent

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leading the investigation, and asked - after so many days -

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what scale the operation is at tonight...

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We have over 100 officers from the East

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Midlands region out there in the search for Samantha

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and the boys, following up lines of inquiry,

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sightings and they are the length and breadth of the country.

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And again I want to urge this appeal on a national basis.

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Samantha could be anywhere and we need people to...

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If they see anybody that they think fits that description, if you have

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to have a double take, if you have to look twice,

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check the photos and let us know and give us the

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I am increasingly concerned for the welfare of those two boys and I want

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them back safe and well as quickly as possible.

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You have been appealing directly to Samantha to make

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Is there a risk she has left the country with the boys?

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Whilst there's no indication that Samantha

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has left the country with the two boys, again,

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We will put whatever resources we need to to continue

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this search to find those two boys and get them back safely.

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Wherever they are, they have been evading

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How confident are you that someone may be helping them and

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I think it's increasingly difficult to

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evade capture for this long without getting help from somewhere.

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I would urge those people to do the right

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thing and give us the information that will help us get Dylan and

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OK, Superintendent Richard Fretwell, thank you very much for your time.

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You're watching East Midlands Today, and still lots ahead tonight.

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Including the final hours of trading as Leicester's

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oldest department store - Fenwick - closes for the last

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In this age of going it alone, we'll be reminded tomorrow that

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Rutland regained its independence twenty years ago when it became

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A day of celebrations is planned for England's

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But not everyone will be taking part.

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Some are calling for Rutland to be reabsorbed into a bigger

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20 years on and the flags are still flying proudly in Rutland.

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The original was raised in April 1997 as

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independence was met with a three hour peel

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of bells and four days of

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Oakham Castle was at the heart of the historic

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announcement in 1997 and it will be the focal point of celebrations

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tomorrow, with military displays, singing, dancing, and film

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The headlines 20 years ago declared their approval and

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We are taking control of our own destiny

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and our politicians can make the decisions here,

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rather than someone at a County Hall.

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Rutlanders on the whole seem to agree.

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We be better off going back to Leicestershire.

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It's just an exclusive postcode where people have

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to go shopping either to Corby, Stanford, Granthom or Leicester.

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It's an expensive place to live because it's such a small authority,

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Everything is well kept and clean and things

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are done I think as they should be in a small community.

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The critics say living somewhere small and

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Band D council tax in Rutland is ?370 more than in neighbouring

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Leicestershire and it's time to amalgamate with a bigger County.

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I really think that we should go through the exercise of

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amalgamating with a larger authority and we can

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cut our costs and give a

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We are a low-cost Council, third lowest cost per head

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So we are very efficient with what we do and I

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think if we were to be amalgamated into another county, that loss of

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independence, that loss of direction,

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not being able to be the

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masters of our own destiny would be sorely missed.

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Extra space will have to be found on the castle walls for a new

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ceremonial horseshoe to mark the 20th anniversary of independence.

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Police are investigating a Derbyshire-based charity.

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Kids N Cancer claims to have helped 150 children

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The accounts reveal more than ?2 million

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Mike Hyman is its CEO, founder and trustee.

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He was arrested a fortnight ago over allegations of theft.

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His lawyers say he denies any wrongdoing, and will be able

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to speak to the media once Derbyshire police complete

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In the first few weeks of 2017, a knife attack was reported

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to Leicestershire police every 36 hours.

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Figures revealed to the BBC also show that over the past year,

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of domestic knife incidents, were investigated in Leicester,

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This weekend the force launches a campaign to tackle knife crime

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using targetted patrols and community engagement.

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Holiday makers heading to East Midlands Airport

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are being advised to leave more time for their journey as two major

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Airport bosses are issuing their warning as construction

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steps up on the nearby rail freight interchange.

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It'll mean various restrictions on the A453, as well as affecting

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At the same time, work to create a section of smart motorway also

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starts on the M1 between Junction 23A and Junction 25.

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Next we can reveal the Matt Hampson Foundation has now given out over

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?1 million in grants to people who have suffered catastrophic

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The foundation was set up five years ago by Matt

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and if you watch our programme you are probably

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A former Leicester Tigers player Matt was injured 12 years ago

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A scrum collapsed and he was left paralysed from the neck down -

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only able to breathe on a ventilator.

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Since then he's dedicated his life to helping others

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and as Natalie Jackson reports his latest project

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It seems like last week, it was just a big mud patch.

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Now it's actually a physical building and it's pretty impressive.

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It has been years in the planning, but finally a landmark day

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for Matt Hampson Get Busy Living Centre.

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Some said it was a pipe dream, but now this feels real.

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Having been with Matt since the start of his journey,

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Without wanting to get too emotional, Natalie,

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it's always been Matt's dream virtually since his accident to do

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This Get Busy Living Centre will supply that need.

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Now 32, Matt was just 20 when a scrum collapsed

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We've given out now just over ?1 million worth of grants

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to our beneficiaries to buy equipment and funding

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their rehabilitation costs, so, yeah, five years and ?1 million

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is a pretty good achievement, really.

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The rehabilitation centre will be the only one

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Former England rugby captain Mike Tindall is the centre's patron.

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There were calls locally for Matt to be knighted

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But seriously, what do you think about his achievements?

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As I said during the little opening, I'm in on of him in terms of how

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he has dealt with the cards he has been dealt and then how he's driven

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that on and how he ends buyers other people.

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At the centre contacted us a couple of years ago.

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He got injured when he was 15, writing his motorcross bike.

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Recently he got a pair of rewalk robotic legs,

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He's an ambassador for the foundation and he is, like Matt,

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The centre opens in September and will be an extension of Matt's

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We'll be able to offer people in the same situation as myself

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a hope and a purpose for the rest of their lives.

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What a dues bump moment. I think he should get a knighthood.

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Your Majesty, I hope you're listening.

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Still to come on the programme - when crime DOES pay.

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The final touches are being applied at the newly named

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National Justice Museum - we'll be taking a good look around.

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Two bosses have been extolling the virtues of export

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life OUTSIDE the EU, as the process of leaving

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Europe begins in earnest with the triggering,

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Their comments come as the Secretary of State

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for International Development visited the East Midlands.

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Not surprisingly, as a long-standing Brexiteer, Dr Liam Fox was keen

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to emphasise the opportunities for firms to export

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Like a Phoenix, Norton has risen again. The motorbike company, now

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based in Leicestershire, has seen phenomenal growth since its relaunch

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in 2008. 80% of its bikes are exported, so not surprisingly, the

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national trade secretary Liam Fox was looking for a firm already with

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trade things outside the EU. 90% of global growth is now outside the

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European Union. That is where the markets are going to be in future,

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because in future we have got a pretty flat European economy

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compared to the far east, compared to its of the golf. So we need to go

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and selling our goods where there are growing markets. And Norton is

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looking exactly in that sector, hoping to tie it deals with China

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and India soon, which would boost the jobs here. We launched our

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latest models last November, that sold out. We are looking to deliver

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those later this year, we have a fantastic order book. They will go

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to the far east as well. We are looking at 40 or 50% jump growth

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over the next 18 months. EPM technologies biggest European order

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has already boosted jobs, but the boss believes there was a wider

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world out there now. Our staff numbers have gone from 70 to 160

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really quickly. From your budget you, export is great and export to

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Europe is great. I think businesses have to export, whether you are in

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Europe or not. We are transporting this project to Europe and its first

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uses in America. We've just got to be out there and we've got to work

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hard, whether we are in Europe were not in Europe. It's all about hard

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work. Leicester's oldest department store

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shut for the last time today Fenwick has been trading since 1962,

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replacing its predecessor Joseph Johnson which opened

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in Victorian times. The store's closure was announced

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in January, with the owners blaming the popularity of online shopping

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plus a fall in passing trade. Shutting up shop for the final time.

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After trading on this corner for decades, Fenwick has become more

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than a department store, it's a much loved Leicester landmark. Today, the

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last of its stock was sold off, in transactions that will and many long

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careers. A member of staff has been here for 42 years. I myself have

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been here 21 years. It's a very sad day for everybody. Very mixed

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emotions. But I'm so proud of my staff and what we have achieved. But

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Fenwick wasn't the first department store to occupy this building. In

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1962, it took over from Joseph Johnston which opened in 1880. It

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had aspirations for the people of Leicester to give them a taste of

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good living, goods that were possibly more expensive than

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elsewhere, but were well designed. And well that ethos may have endured

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during the generations, shopping habits have changed. The owners of

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Fenwick blame its closure on the rise of online shopping and loss of

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footfall in this area as customers move to other more convenient

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shopping locations will stop as you can see, it's not the only casualty

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here. There are three other empty units on the street. Do you feel the

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Council is perhaps let this area down, neglected it which has some

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way lead to disclosure? Definitely not. There are millions literally

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being invested into this area. There is a massive office scene that is

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coming on here as well, and there are many more residents here. Retail

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experts say that Fenwick did not move with the times. It's not about

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the location or area, it's a retail brand itself. Have they got

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something that appeals to me, creative to me and can I get it at a

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time that is convenient for me? They haven't really addressed those

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needs. The closer of Fenwick will leave a gaping hole here, but the

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building has been sold and we understand the lower floor could

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still be used for retail. As for Fenwick, there will be a new online

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offering, allowing Leicester customers to continue shopping.

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It is online, but it will be sorely missed. Time for sport now.

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Yes, we start with football and at Leicester City.

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One more league win tomorrow could see Craig Shakespeare set

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If he guides Leicester to a much-needed home

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win against Stoke City, he'll become just the FIFTH manager

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to win his first four Premier League matches.

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And if he does he'll be in fine company too.

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The only four to have done it previously are Pep Guardiola,

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Jose Mourinho, Guus Hiddink and Carlo Ancelotti.

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But Shakespeare is certainly NOT getting carried away.

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We know that it wasn't so long ago that our form was being questioned.

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I know at the moment we are in good form, we're playing with a lot of

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confidence, but I think that word humility to be important form my

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point of view to put it towards the players, keep them level-headed. To

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also make sure there was no complacency.

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But how has he made the Foxes Fearless again?

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Angela Rafferty is live tonight in Derby with a man who knows

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Yes, he's a face who is familiar at both Leicester

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and here at Derby County - assistant coach Kevin Phillips.

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You knew Craig very well as your time as player and coach here. I

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surprised that his start? No, I'm not. I worked closely with him, I

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know what his qualities are, it is no surprise to me that he has

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galvanised the squad and got some results. Let's talk about here at

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Derby County now. It's his first game in charge, how big of an

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occasion is it for him tonight? It is a huge occasion for him. Lived in

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the area for 23 years, watched from afar the going on here, would have

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loved to be a part of it. Now he is as the manager. He had a good

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response from the players against Nottingham Forest, I'm sure the

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players will put in a good performance for him to see me and

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I'm sure the crowd will put in a good reception for him this unit. He

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is not ruled out the possibility of making the playoffs. It's a huge

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challenge, but I have certainly learned in football but you never

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say never. Anything is possible. What we have to do is each game as

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it comes, and against a tough QPR team, if we managed to get a wind,

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we go into Tuesday against Fulham optimistic. Anything is possible, we

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have seen teams come late with a good run, why can't it be yes delete

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macros? Not long took it off, you probably need to get back to the

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dressing room. If they wind tonight, it would leave them just six points

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to lead my place is off of the spot they want. Thank you very much.

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Onto Nottingham Forest and their new manager Mark Warburton

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has his first away game as the Reds boss tomorrow at Preston.

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Forest are just one point above the relegation places

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It will be a nervy end to the season for Warburton as Forest have a tough

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run in and he's taking nothing for granted.

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A lot of very good teams have been relegated, it's too easy to say

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you're too good to go down. It's a very dangerous game. All we have to

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do is show are quality, work hard, prepare well for every single game,

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take one game at a time. Focus on delivering the performance is that

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we need to get the right results to keep us in the division and that's

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what we have to do. Into League Two and Meadow Lane

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is a great place to be nowadays. Notts County are flying and looking

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for their fifth home win under They welcome Colchester

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United this weekend. Steve Evans super Stags

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could leapfrog Exeter into a playoff And in ice hockey -

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Nottingham Panthers head into the end of season

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play offs this weekend - and it doesn't get much more

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exciting - or tricky - than a two legged home and away

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quarter final against Sheffield The old enemy finished one place

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but many points above Nottingham Those games can be pretty

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explosive and pretty fun. You see a lot of goals

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and I don't want to see either team on the power play all night

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long, I want a nice, pure, clean playoff game and those

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games are the best to watch because everyone

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is Yes, there's a little bit

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of extra pressure, but I think when there's that extra

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pressure, you rise to that occasion and you want to fuel that and take

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that energy onto the ice. Enjoy your sport, whoever you are

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watching this evening. With everything from

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an authentic trapdoor to crime inspired exhibitions -

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the former Galleries of Justice in Nottingham will re-open

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to the public from tomorrow. Newly named the National Justice

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Museum - the site has undergone a ?1 million refurbishment

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and hopes to put crimes past Step into a world dedicated

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to all things crime and punishment. The former Galleries

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of Justice Museum in Nottingham has undergone a major

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revamp, funded by the national From opening up more space

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in the centuries' old building two We have become the

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National Justice Museum. This is part of the

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county jail, but it We've got popular and

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topical issues about immigration, how it breaks the law,

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and then a holding exhibition about It's opening the whole thing up

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and giving it a whole This former cell is now

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a gallery full of artwork We whitewashed all the walls

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to give it a kind of Lots of new exhibitions,

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the crime gallery exhibition, the condemned

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exhibition, we've also got a theatre So when you go in the court room

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now, you're going to get a kind So it's to give it

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a historical flavour, but This room is a new

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addition to the museum. Underneath my feet is the original

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Wandsworth trap door. If you were consigned

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to be executed, then there would be

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a noose around your neck and these doors

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would have opened as he

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plunged to your death. The trap door is just one of 40,000

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crime related artifacts that mean the newly named National

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Justice Museum houses the largest The aim is to bring this

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to life whilst also exploring contemporary

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criminal issues. And, at the end of the day,

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just make sure you are on the right side of the door when

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the lights go out. That is creepy!

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But that trapdoor... Nightmare stuff, isn't it? I am not

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afraid of heights, but... Well, hopefully the weather won't be

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so much of a nightmare. It's not looking like such a

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nightmare, but it is kicking off with a few April showers. Today we

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did see some sunshine is removed through the afternoon. You can see

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that on the visible satellite here. East was definitely best is removed

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through the afternoon. As we move into the weekend, it will feel

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slightly fresher. Temperatures dropping down a couple of degrees

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further. Saturday kicking off with some showers, but some sunny spells

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in the mix as well, high-pressure moving in on Sunday, settling things

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down but still dry and bright. Here is what is going on in the bigger

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picture. He had seen the cold front to shooting off to the east, that

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has drawn in some cooler air. Showers on Saturday before we see

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that ridge of high pressure building in an settling things down. But in

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the detail onto the map as we go through this evening and overnight,

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one or two showers to look out for through this evening, but then it

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looks largely dry. Clear spells, more in the way of cloud building

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and from the west into the early hours. Overnight lows of nine

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Celsius. Into tomorrow, it'll be a fairly cloudy start the day first

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thing. A few outbreaks of rain, but as we move into the afternoon,

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starting to see some sunny spells developing, one or two showers the

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lookout for that you have the potential to be quite happy,

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contained the odd grumble of thunder, some lightning and me the

:26:53.:26:59.

Clee -- maybe even a bit of hail. The breeze is easing today. Pleasant

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and any sunshine, that high-pressure is pushing in. It will be fairly

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dry. Write a chilly start the day, but temperatures reaching a maximum

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of 13 Celsius. Brightness around, not looking too bad as we move

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through the weekend. Saturday, some shadows showers the lookout for,

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Sunday looking the more lively of the two.

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Sounds lovely. I am back with your update through the weekend. And then

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and and Dominic are back after that. We hope you have a wonderful

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weekend. Thank you for joining us. Goodbye.

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