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On the programme this evening, a Labour divide

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Jeremy Corbyn sides with Unions urging the Mayor to reopen

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I think there's a need to have a ticket office, particularly in the

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big interchange stations, Heathrow for example. That's surely something

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that can be discussed. It

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comes as more tube strikes After dozens of Heathrow flights are

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cancelled, we will have more on the situation. The first snow of the

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winter season across London, the first for quite a few months, we

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will be asking of Londoners PPR. And could this help solve the housing

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crisis? The hall is not for students but for professionals. And La La

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Land comes to London. We speak to Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone about

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the film that got Hollywood talking. Welcome to BBC London News

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with me, Riz Lateef. First tonight: The dispute over

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ticket office closures which this week brought the tube network

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to a standstill. Millions of commuters affected

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travelling to and from work and now it has divided these two.

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London's Labour Mayor condemned it - today his party leader refused to.

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In fact, Jeremy Corbyn went further and told this programme that

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Sadiq Khan should re-open some of the offices.

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It comes on the day Unions threatened to step up their action

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Here's our Political Editor, Tim Donovan.

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He has long been a supporter of their causes and they backed his bed

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to be leader but we're busy on the strikes? Earlier this week he said

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he would be happy to join a picket line. As regards the current tube

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dispute he has not gone that far but today he was clear he sympathises

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with union concerns about the closure of ticket offices. Sadiq

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Khan has refused to reopen them. That doesn't go far enough the

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Labour leader told me today. Is 200 more stuff back into stations and

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off? In some places it has helped but in some places it is not enough

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and I think there's a need for a ticket offers particularly in big

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interchange stations like Heathrow, example. That is surely something

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that can be discussed and negotiated. You are saying the Mayor

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of London should improve his offer to workers? I am saying that has to

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be an agreement. We have put a lot of money into the tube system and

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that is good. He has managed to bring forward 24-hour running, well

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done, we're going to have a better tube service but they do think a

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point to the public telling me that they would like to see ticket

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offices. On Monday they may condemned the tube strike. I think

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today's strikers causing misery to millions of commuters. The Labour

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Leader is not so forthright and today the RMT threatened further

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strikes. More talks are due on Monday. I would encourage them to

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get around the table as quick as possible because we need a good tube

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system in London. Will you tell the union not to strike? The issue is

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the two sides are not in agreement over the closure of ticket office is

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fundamentally. That is an issue that many of us campaigned on before this

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round of disputes took place, so it is not a question of telling people

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what to do. It is a question of asking both sides to come together.

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Here is something else he is asking. The new US president comes on the

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visit with them to London. When he arrives I am sure we are going to

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have meaningful conversation, I am appalled by his comments about women

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and about minorities in the United States, on Muslims and his proposal

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to build a wall between the USA and Mexico. Surely in the 21st century

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we can do a little better than that. Will you meet him? Of course and I

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am sure we will have an interesting discussion. I have invited him to

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Finsbury Park mosque and I will be happy to receive him and discuss

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Islam with him. Any response from him? Not yet, we are awaiting that.

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Well, Tim's in the City tonight where the Mayor's making a speech

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to politicians and business people in London.

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What's his response to the Labour leader's

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Sadiq Khan said he commissioned an independent review by the passenger

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group which came back and didn't recommend reopening these ticket

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offices although it said this process could have been handled any

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better way. A process that was of course put in place by Boris

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Johnson. Sadiq Khan did not respond directly by name to his leader, but

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stresses that from his point of view it is a good deal on the table where

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they will ensure safety and they will ensure that they are as more

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visibility for people in the station. I should mention, we cannot

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blame the Maher for this one, a protest by black cab drivers. The

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city is about to ban them from this junction. What else are you

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expecting to hear from Sadiq Khan tonight in his speech? This speech,

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and it is the first time he had made this speech to the annual shindig.

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London politicians and business leaders, it will be about growing

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that economy post Brexit. He has said it will create a new industrial

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strategy for the London to feed into the government and really that is

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just a way of rebooting and rebranding his campaign. This is

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against the potential effects of Brexit and it has to be said that

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the audience will be largely sympathetic to that, a large number

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from the financial sector who are concerned particularly in this area

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about the effect of Brexit. You're watching BBC

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London News, coming up later. Paying tribute to former England

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manager, Graham Taylor who put We hear from one

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of his star strikers. I am not sure what it is looking out

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for you are but we have been warned all week that the first heavy

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snowfall was to hit the capital today and it has already started in

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some areas. But let's cross to Wendy Hurrell

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who's in Primrose Hill. Has it arrived where

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you are yet, Wendy? What do we expect? Up here on

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Primrose Hill it is a really unpleasant mix of sleet and wet

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snow. It has settled a little bit underfoot and there is a perishing

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wind blowing. Right across London and the Home Counties, similar sorts

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of pictures. Some having fun. Lewis the dog in Barnet quite enjoying

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himself and other pictures all very similar wet snow coming down and it

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is in place is starting to settle underfoot as well. It is not all

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fine and I expect some people are having none of that. It is adding

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disruption to the transport system already with Heathrow cancelling

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around 80 flights to free up space is on the schedule as there are

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delays because of the weather, Gatwick has cancelled five flights

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and the advice as always as to check before you travel. Aside from

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flights what about trains and roads? TEFL says they are well rehearsed

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when it comes to this kind of thing. The letters about this evening and

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TEFL says it has enough great to put down on London's roads every day for

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the next six months and wheel that will not be necessary! They will be

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getting key areas to keep it running and they will be the icing trains on

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the rails to keep that running but a lot of work to do, not least on the

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outskirts of London. On the Metropolitan line and others they

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are exposed rural areas so we have to be doubly careful to make sure we

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have that covered, so all the de-icing trains are running and we

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are creditable. I am not the only one that has had my nose pressed up

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against the window pane today waiting for the rain to turn to

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snow. The weather watchers have been as well, and you can see some of the

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pictures they have started sending into the site. Everything underfoot

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you can see, this slush, is going to turn to ice so that is the next

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thing to worry about but he will have forecast later to give you more

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on that. Get back in the warm! Thank you.

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Chelsea Football Club's plans to get bigger have been given the go-ahead.

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The local council has approved proposals for Stamford Bridge to be

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demolished to make way for the new 60,000-seater

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stadium - which would take three years to build.

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The final say though - will be down to the Mayor of London.

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One step closer to building this, Chelsea football club given

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permission by the council to build its new 60,000 seat stadium. We have

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worked hard with Chelsea to make sure we minimise disruption to our

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residents. That has been a priority and I think we have got the balance

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right. They are not just going to be a football stadium but an integral

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part of this community. It is going to be very good for Hammersmith and

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Fulham. The redevelopment of Stamford Bridge will cost the owner

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?500 million, but the club has been wanting to compete in size with

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those of their Premier League rivals for several years. Arsenal built

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their stadium more than ten years ago and West Ham moved into the new

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ground last summer, and cotton are currently building a

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state-of-the-art stadium. Chelsea's new home will increase capacity by

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more than 20,000 than the fans are excited. If they want to attract the

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top talent within the nation and Europe as a whole, it is good for

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them so they can attract the talent and win trophies along the way. I

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think they just need more seats on the ground to compete with other big

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clubs like Tottenham and Arsenal. The players are always working hard

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to ensure they make the fans happy, so I believe it is a way to generate

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more funds to give them support and it is good for the fans and players

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as well. The new stadium will be built on the existing Stamford

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Bridge site and is expected to take three years meaning they will be

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playing away from home while the builders move on. Sadiq Khan now has

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14 days to decide whether to give Chelsea the green light, affording

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more fans the opportunity to get close to their heroes.

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Southern Railway guards are to stage another strike in their long-running

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Members of the RMT union will walk out for 24 hours on January 23,

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the day before drivers go on strike again in protest at

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Westminster council has confirmed its to move

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all of its homeless people out of the borough - the first

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London council to publicly admit it's doing so.

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Westminster Council says people can be waiting for social housing

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for more than ten years - and difficult choices

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From next month, residents in temporary accommodation will be

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relocated to permanent homes elsewhere in the capital-

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500 rooms with shared areas for socialising.

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Sounds like a Student halls of residence.

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But with an acute shortage of housing in the capital -

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this place in north west London was set up as affordable homes

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It only opened last summer and now there is a waiting list.

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In some ways, it is like a well-designed student

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Ed Thomas runs things here and claims it is the world's

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biggest co living space and offers a lot more than just a room to rent.

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This is the bar, and here is the restaurant.

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On the seventh floor, this is a library.

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Every night, there is something to do.

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We have a jam-packed events schedule.

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Every Friday we have community drinks.

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We are trying to change the way that young

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professionals live in the

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It is a natural progression from university.

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Not so long ago, single living in London might have

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meant a bedsit, which inspired a popular song.

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But many in this new community believe that they will

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Meet Ruth and Toby and they are shared space

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They each have a private room with a shower, toilet

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It costs Ruth ?900 a month and she prefers it to a flat share.

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It is developed version, like the older version

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And the drummer who pays ?1200 a month

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for his shared room, says he has never known a place like it.

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You have all these residential spaces in

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the building where you can work and build up momentum.

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It is the answer to the housing crisis.

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It is the kind of place where we have come in

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the middle gap before we climb onto the property ladder.

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The people behind this development say they

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will build two more in Canary Wharf and Stratford but of course it is

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Do you ever have any misbehaving? When you put hundreds of people in

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one big building it is inevitable that if things get loud we will come

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and tell people to be quiet. People are very respectful of that. The

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people behind this development say they are now going to build two

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more, in Canary Wharf and Stratford, so good this catch on across London?

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It is quite different financially and socially from the traditional

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way a flat has been marketed, but I do see an expansion of this kind of

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model. But of course it is not for everyone. The bar manager reverses

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on house year. It doesn't really appeal to me, I have been a student

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before around ?1000 a month is a lot for rent. The hundreds here seem to

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like it and of course it is potentially lucrative for the owner.

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This building could no generator and ?6 million a year in rent.

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We take a look at what the journey of building Crossrail -

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unearthed along the way - including beneath one of London's

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Tributes are being paid to the former England

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and Watford manager - Graham Taylor who died

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During his ten years at Watford one of his star strikers

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was Luther Blissett who joins from his home in Aylesbury now.

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He is being remembered as the England manager by some, as Aston

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Villa manager by others but it is without doubt that many fans will

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remember him as the greatest manager of Watford. Two spells, the first

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1977, approached by Elton John who apparently initially wanted Bobby

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Moore but got Graham incident. Five seasons and three promotions

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later, Watford had finished second in was was then called

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the First Division, ahead of Manchester United,

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and qualified for the UEFA Cup. The Hornets were also FA

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Cup finalists with him He then had a second spell

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as manager between 1996 and 2001 - which included getting promoted

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to the Premier League. He was honorary club

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president up until his death. One of the many players who achieved

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success and the hem is Luther Blissett. He gave a responsibility

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to Olivers in the dressing room to be in control of ourselves and each

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other. On the pitch, he gave us the freedom to go out and played in a

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manner that brought the best out of what we had and we had some very

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good attacking players, so his game was let's make those players be the

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ones that go out and make history for the club. He did that and helped

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many a player. Must have been a very special relationship between a

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manager and his star striker. Is the club planning to pay a tribute to

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him in the runway. The understanding of that will be the case this

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weekend. Yes, the club has released

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a statement today saying - that the club is in a state

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of mourning at the shock death of its most successful

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and greatest ever manager. The club extends its deepest

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sympathies to Graham's wife, Rita, their daughters,

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grandchildren and other Together with Sir Elton John,

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Graham built Watford FC. We will treasure the legacy

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he created and honour him He actually had a stand

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at Vicarage Road officially renamed Watford are playing

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Middlesborough this Saturday. The club are making plans to pay

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tribute to Graham Taylor then - with among other things a minute's

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applause in his memory. So many warm tributes today. Thank

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you. Seven years of digging beneath the capital was bound to unleash

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revelations about London's past. The construction of the new cross

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rail line has seen It's uncovered plague pits,

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roman ruins and now artefacts dating He had at Tottenham Court Road, we

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are sitting out the station, so installing escalators and lifts and

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cladding and Crossrail as a whole has completed panelling and is about

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80% done. Crossrail is no less than two years away and things are taking

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shape. It is in with the new but when you spend seven years digging

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beneath the streets of London, you are bound to unearth some very old,

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interesting objects. In the early stages of the project we had to

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demolish buildings in central London and this created a unique

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opportunity for the archaeologists to come on board and deck in the

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central London sites. As part of that they found thousands of

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artefacts, everything from plague victims to prehistoric stone tools.

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Today above ground you can see the scale of the site where the new

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Elizabeth Lane station will be. This site has quite a history. The famous

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story nightclub and music venue was here before it was knocked down and

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before that, between 1830 and 1931 there was a food factory which leads

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us on to one of the most remarkable discoveries of the project. The food

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factory belonged to the company Crosse and Blackwell. Hundreds of

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pots and jars were found in a vault. Got one of the most famous products

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that they launched, Peta Lily. The project has helped archaeologists

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discover more about the palates of Victorians. Principally we have

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found bottles and jars to do with their manufacturing of jam and

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marmalade, but we also found how important the manufacturing of

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Indian pickles and chutneys were, and she was they were manufacturing

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my brass -- madras curry powders and pastes.

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We are sort of a snow watch so let's go back to Primrose Hill where we

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can get the latest because we hear things are developing elsewhere.

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Yes, quite possibly. I think you just wanted to see me looking

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freezing again! It is snowing up here, right across London and the

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Home Counties as well. It is settling in places, even in central

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London, and while we have been up here, the wind has increased in

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strength and is better. I can't feel my legs. I suspect there will be

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greater problems than there will be in central London because the snow

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was going to settle in a few places. The other thing to mention is that

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everything wet underfoot is going to start to freeze. This now and the

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cloud overhead will eventually clear, probably by 8pm and you will

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hear more later, but that will clear that this is all going to freeze so

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really treacherous driving conditions first thing tomorrow

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especially on the roads that don't get great, the minor roads, but TSL

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say they are keeping London moving and they have tonnes and tonnes, and

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after last is everyday for five months although we hope that is not

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the case, and they have also got the de-icing drains out across the

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network, especially the bits of the route outside of London on the

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outskirts, because cities they are they might find there are

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difficulties in two tomorrow morning. It is also worth noting

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that when you head off to work tomorrow morning as well as the ice

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there will perhaps be a little more snowfall, so we haven't got knee

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deep snow, but this kind of weather is pretty unusual and I think the

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last time it settled in any great amount was around about the early

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2013 mark, and just a slightly or two last years we are not used to

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this kind of thing, might be fun for the cats but not much fun upon the

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hell. We feel awful you are! Some last! You are here in the studio and

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warmings clearly of ice that she mentioned and of course tomorrow

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morning's commute. That is going to be the problem over

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the next 12 hours or so, things are going to be freezing on the ground

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and tomorrow on the roads again it will be icy. We are hardy capital

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and we will get through this, fairly unusual but it happens. Just a

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little bit of snow on the way but it is the ice that could be the real

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problem. The yellow warning is still in force from the Met office.

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Another hour or snow of some snow. This massive cloud you can see

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crossing the south, very different to what is happening across northern

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parts of the UK. You can see the rain and snow mixing and by around

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about 8pm the leading edge of that band of winter the weather clears

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out of the way and we might see one or two flakes of snow still falling

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through the Z the course of the early hours, but that is pretty much

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it, so the main Hazzard, I want to reiterate, is the iciness and that

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could be even in zone one, so not just the outskirts. Watching this

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next little band of weather, just about the second half of the

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rush-hour, and it may not look like an awful lot but the grounds will be

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frozen and then we get a fresh dusting of snow so that is a

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slippery combination so take it steady if you're travelling

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tomorrow. The weather itself is not looking too bad, plenty of bright

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weather around but it will be called with a temperature around about

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five, and a strong wind blowing particularly towards the east of the

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capital. Gale force winds out to sea and once again Friday evening, we

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can see the blue, so Saturday another frosty one and I think

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Saturday after a bright and crisp day, that is pretty much it for now.

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As far as this cold snap is concerned. By the time we get to

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Sunday, it looks as though milder wetter weather will be sweeping and

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that is it for now. A former MI6 officer has gone

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into hiding after being named as the source of the latest

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allegations against President He produced a dossier

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last year which included unverified allegations

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of compromising activities. Investigators have announced that

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a total of 23 people and organisations could face

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prosecution in connection Files have been passed

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to the CPS which will decide Tributes have been paid

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to the former England and Watford football manager,

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Graham Taylor, who's died at the age of 72 -

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from a suspected heart attack. The leader of the Labour Party

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Jeremy Corbyn has called on the Mayor of London to re-open

:26:40.:26:41.

ticket offices in And arctic weather is causing

:26:42.:26:43.

disruption across parts of the UK, with snow and ice expected

:26:44.:26:49.

in London tonight. Around 80 flights were

:26:50.:26:52.

cancelled at Heathrow. Keep up to date with the latest

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on the weather on our website and feel free to send us your pics

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to our Facebook page. From me and all the team -

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thanks for watching

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