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Tonight on BBC London News - millions of commuters face major

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travel disruption as talks to avert a Tube strike breakdown.

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Nightmare, absolute nightmare. It stinks, it is not good especially

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with what is going on with Southern at the moment.

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So where does this leave the Mayor's relationship with the tube unions?

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Also tonight - a claim that people died after a computer meltdown

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at the London Ambulance service on New Year's Day.

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The people of London were failed on New Year's Eve.

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They were watching their loved ones and their friends

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suffering, waiting, not knowing if and when help is going to arrive.

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They're changing guard at Buckingham Palace -

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the security measures bringing about a change in tradition.

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hoping for a giant killing - we speak to one of the FA Cup's

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Good evening and welcome to the programme.

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Millions of commuters face major travel disruption next week

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after talks to avert a 24-hour Tube strike collapsed this afternoon.

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Industrial action is due to start on Sunday and will pretty much

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shut down all Zone 1 stations on Monday.

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The ongoing row is over job cuts and the closure of ticket offices.

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Here's our Transport Correspondent, Tom Edwards.

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Arriving for talks, there was some optimism that this

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long-running, acrimonious dispute could be resolved.

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Is this about the unions showing the mayor who is boss?

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Absolutely not, it is about having a safe London Underground

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for the 4 million people that use it nearly every day.

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This dispute goes back to the closure of the Tube ticket

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offices under the previous mayor Boris Johnson in 2015.

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The unions always hated the policy, saying it was unsafe,

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But the closures happened and around 840 jobs went.

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London Underground says it saves ?50 million annually.

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Now under a new mayor, both sides agree more staff

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are needed on the Tube but the sticking point is how many

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And by three o'clock, talks had collapsed.

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No agreement on extra station staff numbers.

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Very disappointed to find London Underground were unable today

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to put one additional job on the table that they

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hadn't put on before. A miserable response

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from them to a crisis across London Underground stations.

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We are now in a total crisis situation, so there needs to be

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something fairly drastic immediately as well as a longer-term solution

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Tonight, commuters were disappointed.

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From the last strikes, there were hours of delays.

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It took like four hours when normally takes like half an hour.

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These strikes are not good, especially with what has

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The bad news for commuters is there is going to be considerable

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disruption from Sunday at 6pm and all day Monday.

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On Monday, all Tube stations in Zone 1 will be shut.

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The Victoria and the Waterloo City lines won't run.

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And there will be a severely reduced service on all other lines,

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What we will be doing is adding 50 additional buses

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What we will be doing is adding 150 additional buses

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We are putting our travel ambassadors out into the stations

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as well, to help to give people advice and our clear advice

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to people is to make sure that they check before they travel

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All sides concede a lack of staff on the Tube is a problem and this

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strike is a blow to the new mayor who wanted better

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It is also a blow to commuters who face wretched journeys next week.

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Well, our Political Correspondent, Karl Mercer, joins me now.

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Karl - a new year, a new Mayor but the same old story on the Tube.

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And one that has haunted previous mares at City Hall as well. Sadiq

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Khan spent a lot of his first eight months saying that he wanted to talk

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to unions, that was how to avoid strikes. In February he told a

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newspaper that he would be the mayor who delivered zero days of strikes

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on the Tube. That clearly hasn't happened. They believe Transport for

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London had offered a good deal on this. When I caught up with him

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earlier, I put it to him, what would it mean if the strikes were to go

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ahead. Will it be a sign of personal

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failure if this strike did go ahead? You've put a lot of store by their

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not being strikes on your watch. I think strikes are

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a failure on all sides. If strikes take place and that

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means trade unions, TFL, all of us have failed

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in resolving this amicably. Acas are doing their bit

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and the trade unions have been doing their bit to give them credit,

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they have been talking. They have been speaking

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on Wednesday, Thursday and today and we are going

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to carry on talking. It can't be beyond our width

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to resolve this amicably. We have heard since one of the

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unions will be back talking tomorrow, the RMT will not be back

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on the mayor has given us an updated statement saying the strikes are

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unnecessary and he urges the unions to call it. He says it will cause

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misery and disruption to millions of Londoners. It is not the end of the

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dispute either, remember. All the latest on that as it happens.

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And of course the Tube network isn't the only rail system

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We are broadcasting a special debate about the ongoing rail

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crisis with Southern - you'll be able to watch that

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on Monday 9th January at 7.30pm here on BBC One.

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Lots more to come including - the nightclub that was closed

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after a number of drug-related deaths reopens with

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A whistle-blower has claimed that people lost their lives as a result

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of a computer failure at the London Ambulance Service.

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BBC News can reveal that at least one 999 patient died

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during the technical failure in the early hours

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The service say staff were trained effectively in using a manual

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back-up system and continued to prioritise patients

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in the same way. Jon Ironmonger reports.

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With an investigation under way into the technical meltdown

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at the London Ambulance Service, one death is now being looked

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at to see if the computer problems were a contributing factor.

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The BBC has heard damning claims from a whistle-blower that the real

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The people of London were failed on New Year's Eve.

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They were watching their loved ones and their friends suffering,

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waiting, not knowing if and when help

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Do you think there is a chance that people might have died as a result

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of this computer failure? Without a shadow of a doubt.

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If you've had a cardiac arrest, we aim to get

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you within eight minutes. It wouldn't have happened.

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Shortly after midnight when the streets of London

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were packed with people, the multi-million pound computer

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system which logs emergencies and assigns ambulances, collapsed.

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For five hours, control staff were forced to process hundreds

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The service say they had been given effective training.

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The BBC has seen leaked photographs of the internal staff Facebook page

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which suggests that some employees felt under extreme pressure

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on New Year's Day, one member questions why so many patients

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had to suffer, while workers are described as being

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in tears, shell-shocked, frustrated and angry.

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Staff are trained to cope in the event of technical

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difficulties and it is not the first time that the computer

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But never before, we understand, for such a long period

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We are very sorry to anyone who experienced delays during those

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issues on New Year's Day, we are obviously taking

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the matter very seriously. And to that end, we have

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launched a full and comments extended investigation.

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In 2015, the London Ambulance Service was placed

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Since then, it has taken steps to improve.

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The Care Quality Commission said it would follow up concerns

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about control room problems during a planned

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It's a British tradition which has become one of London's most popular

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But the Changing of the Guard is to be 'changed' -

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under new security measures brought in by the Met.

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Frankie McCamley is at Buckingham Palace with more on this.

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Police here say there is no evidence of a planned attack here. However,

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they have decided to bring in extra security measures early because they

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have been taking into account those planned terror attacks in Berlin and

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Nice which were particularly targeted at large crowds of people.

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The hope is, that this age-old tradition will continue to run as

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smoothly as possible. It's one of London's

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most popular ceremonies, dating back to the 17th century,

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when the old guard responsible for protecting Buckingham Palace

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and St James' Park formally hands over responsibilities

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to the new soldiers on duty. Thousands of people come to see

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the Changing of the Guard every single week but those crowds, paired

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with the location of this ceremony at Buckingham Palace,

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makes this a high-profile With a bomb attack in the '80s

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by the IRA leaving 11 soldiers and seven horses dead,

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with many more injured. And since, the recent attacks

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in Europe have led to security Extra barriers are being put

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in place, the roads around Buckingham Palace are to remain

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closed throughout the ceremony and the days the Changing

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of the Guard takes place It will make the area and that

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event considerably safer. The intention of the police

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in planning for this is to protect the public,

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protect crowds that gather for this iconic occasion

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and in creating distance, closing roads, stopping hostile

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vehicles getting near the event will obviously make it safer

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for everybody attending. It's also hoped the Changing

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will make it easier for drivers It is very sad but it seems

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like a sign of the times. Because here we are in London

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and we are just as likely to have a terrorist attack

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as anywhere else It surprises me that they want

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to put it on the same day every week because that seems rather

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predictable and I would have thought they would want to be a bit less

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predictable than that. If you are going to put

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more guards around it, you make people more

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nervous around things. They would rather have more manpower

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implemented on the place so that they can move

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around between the crowd so that they can move around

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between the crowd and check things. The main security measures are now

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undergoing a three-month trial. If successful, they could become

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a permanent fixture in the capital. Video footage of a teenager

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being attacked in a Brixton takeaway The 18-year-old was stabbed

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and whipped with a belt in Dallas Chicken on 2nd January

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by three masked men. One man has been arrested,

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but the Met are hoping this CCTV will help find

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the four other suspects. A new victim of the Hatton Garden

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burglary has come forward - claiming to have lost up

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to ?7 million. The heist - over the Easter Bank

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Holiday weekend of 2015 - is believed to be Britain's

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biggest ever burglary. If this new claim is true - the sum

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stolen would reach ?21 million. The six men convicted of taking part

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in the heist were sentenced to between six and seven

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years in prison. An explosion on a boat in south-east

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London sparked a huge fire It took more than 80 fire fighters

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to control the blaze which spread The former Royal Navy minesweeper

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was being used as an arts venue, after being salvaged by a group

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of friends almost 20 years ago. The cause of the fire

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is under investigation. One of London's most famous

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nightclubs is to re-open this evening after it was closed

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because of safety concerns. Fabric in Islington was criticised

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and had its licence taken away after a number

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of drug-related deaths. Its owners say a raft of strict

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new security measures Marc Ashdown's report

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contains flashing images. Once voted the best club

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in the world, the party The doors reopened for the first

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time tonight after its forced closure last year following

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the drug-related deaths Its owner says the past

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year has been tough. I don't think there is any kind

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of pleasure or relief that we have We are obviously delighted

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we will be reopening but I don't think we will be looking back over

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this particular chapter with any kind of fond memories,

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let's just say that. Islington Council took away

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the club's license in September, Fabric had been involved in six

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drug-related deaths in four years. The drug culture was

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prevalent in the old club These deaths, theae are real people

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and this is a real family that has been devastated.

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It is my job to protect people. An inquest this week heard how

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18-year-old Jack Crosley died after smuggling drugs into the club

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in his underwear. Today was just about understanding

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what happened to Jack, how it happened and how we can avoid

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it happening to anyone If Fabric shuts, there will be

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another club opening up, another venue. There is a new scanning

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system and there will be tougher security searches. Once inside the

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club, there is better lighting, more CCTV and covert security staff will

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be patrolling and anyone caught in possession of drugs, faces a

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lifetime ban. 150,000 people signed a petition to save the club,

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including top DJs and artists. This isn't only a club, if you look at

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pop music today or pop culture, drugs are littered throughout the

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entire culture. So the idea that dance music culture is to blame is

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ridiculous. Extra police will be patrolling tonight for the grand

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reopening. The club insist it will operate a zero tolerance policy. It

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is up to customers to make sure it stays open.

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From London stadium where it is West Ham against Manchester City tonight.

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To Sutton united taking on AFC Wimbledon, we will be looking at the

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FA Cup third round weekend. And after a couple of cold, crisp

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mornings, it is out with the frost and in with the cloud

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for the weekend. All this week we've been looking

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ahead to the Government's crucial Brexit negotiations in March

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and what they may Immigration and the free movement

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of people from the EU will feature So - would it be damaging to London

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if we saw the end of unlimited We'll be discussing that

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in a moment, but first here are the views

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of two London firms. We employ about 240 people and about

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70% UK, 20% Europe and 10% rest of the world. My vote was to stay in

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but I am quite excited and there are lots of good things happening as a

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result of moving out. The reality is, any restrictions, we will

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manage. We have got 60 million people in the UK and we can work

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with them. We have 10% of our staff coming from either side of Europe so

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we manage with them. So it is nothing to worry about, we will sort

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it may be. We will sort it. I am Chris Williamson and we have a

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people working in our architects in London, probably about 35 people

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from the European Union. The biggest concern most people have is the

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uncertainty and we need to know a bit more clarity about whether

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people can stay and whether we are going to still be able to attract

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the brightest and the best people, which is what we want to do. Andreas

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moved over from Spain with his family and he came for an interview

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and we offered him a job. He moved here in February. It is not a great

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situation to be in. I know a lot of architects worried about the

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investment, will it still flow into London and into the UK? A lot of

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projects have been put on hold while people look at what might happen.

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Let's get more on this now from an organisation

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which represents London's business community - London First

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You've published a report today on the challenges London is facing

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in the run up to Brexit - what have you found?

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I think our top point is whatever you think about Brexit in the long

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term, whether it will be great or difficult, it is going to absolutely

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create uncertainty for the next five or ten years. What we need to do is

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double down and take the actions we can. What you might think of as the

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no regret actions, we need to make sure we tell the world we will

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remain a business and we need to invest in our infrastructure. We

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have been saying we will remain open for business but in concrete terms,

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what do you want to see? Our report says firstly, around immigration and

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make sure we signal to the world that after Brexit, we will remain

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open to the will's talent. We of course need to re-emphasise our own

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efforts to train people in the country but we also need to be open

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to global talent. The other thing we need to do is to keep the city

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working by investing in the housing crisis and transport. Remaining open

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to talent in policy terms, what policies do you want to see to

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enable that to happen? We want to see a liberal visa regime. At the

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moment, something like 80% of those people from the European Union who

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are working in London and the rest of the country would not be eligible

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for a visa. If we switch that off overnight, that would be a calamity

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for our economy. We can find these talented people from a larger

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market, the rest of the world? And that is great. As long as we have an

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immigration regime allowing businesses across the country to the

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other acts as the people it needs to generate the wealth of the country

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as a whole, that will work. But nobody will disagree with you in a

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way, everyone says we want an open system and the best people. I'm not

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sure that is true. If you set arbitrary targets and the number of

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people you will have Andrew Netto that off, that is not a system

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allowing people to recruit who they need. We have run out of time but

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thank you. Now there's a weekend of FA Cup

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action to look forward to - it's the third round which is

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when the Premier League teams join the competition and lower league

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sides hope to cause a shock. First up is West Ham

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who host Manchester City. Chris Slegg is at the London Stadium

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for us ahead of tonight's kick-off. The first FA Cup action here at the

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former Olympic stadium. The young mascots warming up. West Ham could

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do with some FA Cup magic because the problems in the Premier League

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all season. Manchester City, big spenders, they will be favourites.

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But no reason why Slaven Bilic's hammers cannot go on an extended cup

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run this year. Crystal Palace got to the final last season. Wigan beat

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Manchester City in the final. This is the Premier League elite.

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Tomorrow across the capital, there is a tie that uses FA Cup history.

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AFC Wimbledon travel to Sutton united who caused one of the

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greatest third-round shocks of all time.

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Emotional scenes here at Gander Green Lane, Sutton.

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Few among the 8,000 crowd present that day will ever forget non-league

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For 18-year-old Kelly, it was particularly special.

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27 years on, she is still moved by the memories.

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So emotional because it was my brother Matt Hanlon

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Just an incredible moment, one of those things you dream

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about happening but never actually think it is going to.

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Who was the chap you were with in the crowd that day?

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He was my boyfriend James and today, he is my husband.

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That is the romance of the FA Cup for you!

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Also on the terraces that day, Geoff Martin, who has been

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inspired to write his own FA Cup third-round song.

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# Tell you about the day we beat Coventry!

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The FA Cup history of Sutton United just goes before us and nobody

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involved in this club will ever forget the achievements of the past

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but now we are looking to build the achievements of the future.

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This fixture also strikes a chord with aficionados of AFC

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The re-formed club played their first ever fixture here -

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a pre-season friendly in July 2002. They lost 4-0.

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They will be hoping for a better result

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on Saturday and of course, plenty has changed since that day.

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In Round 2, the Dons came from 3-0 down with ten minutes

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left to beat Curzon Ashton, and now want to do justice to the original

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I know it probably doesn't carry all the way to the top any more

:23:44.:23:53.

but it's massive to be able to know what might be round the corner

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and Wimbledon obviously have their own history

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but we desperately want to do well in the Cup.

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Sutton caused a mini shock in Round 2 with a 96-minute winner,

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seeing off League 2 Cheltenham, but which south London

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team will be singing when they are winning tomorrow?

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So much excitement about that time, also live on BBC London tomorrow,

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digital radio, Millwall take on Bournemouth. Uncertainty about their

:24:26.:24:30.

long-term future at the den, for Millwall. Tonight, West Ham against

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Manchester City live on BBC One. Coverage starts at 7:30pm.

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Now let's check on the weather with Ben Rich.

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Chris had a job keeping warm there. It was freezing. He was modelling

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the scars very nicely! Scars may not be so necessary over the weekend but

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neither will sunglasses. We will lose the cold and crisp start to the

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day and we will see more cloud spreading in. We will stick with

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that cloudier theme as we go through the weekend.

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It would be quite as cold. A lot of clout through today and some of that

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actually no spreading its way southwards and eastwards across the

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London area and bringing some outbreaks of rain. Fairly light and

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patchy for the most part. A pretty soggy story if you are heading out

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and about this Friday night. The temperatures, well below freezing.

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Tomorrow morning we start off perhaps with some patchy rain but

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that will clear quickly and are largely dry day. You have to squint

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at the map to see much in the way of brightness. Some cloud will be quite

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low and there could be some misty nuts on the hills. Double digit

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temperatures. This is a selection of the FA Cup fixtures.

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Largely dry and mild as the story for Saturday night. A lot of cloud,

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some murkiness on the graphics, particularly over high ground but

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temperatures again holding up. Sunday, it is more of the same. More

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cloud and mist and murkiness and largely dry weather. Some breaks in

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the cloud and perhaps some sunny spells. A change into the start of

:26:30.:26:36.

next week. This weather fronts swinging southwards on Monday

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bringing rain late in the day. Blustery winds with that as well.

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For the weekend, largely cloudy and dry and not as cold as it has been.

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