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Victims of IRA bombings were let down by the Government

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We have the findings of a damning report.

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The only time is when the Government actors and we highlight like we are

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doing today. Otherwise, people do forget and it could happen to

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anybody. The report says politicians put

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business interests before people. Also ahead - taking up

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the helm at London's The Arsenal fan who claims he was

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racially abused by Tottenham supporters at Sunday pot game.

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Also ahead - taking up the helm at London's

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We get reaction to his first edition. What is going on in London

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that involves the CIA and a terrorist strike? Playing a spy in

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his latest movie set in London, does Orlando Bloom want to be the next

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Bond? We ask him. Good evening

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and welcome to the programme. The Government has disgraced Britain

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through its lack of concern That's the findings of a damning

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report by a group of MPs. The Docklands Bombing in 1996

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and the attack on Harrods in 1983 both used explosives

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supplied by Libya. Both the report and campaigners says

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decades of failure to seek compensation from the country has

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let victims down. It was intended to hit London's

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financial services and create maximum damage. Back in 1996, the

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IRA gave a 90 minute warning about a bomb in Docklands. Not everyone was

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evacuated in time. I was told that that was going to be some explosion

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around the Canary Wharf area and then we were told about 5pm that it

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was him who had died in the bomb. A huge bomb went off outside his shop.

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His brother and an employee were killed. I was so shocked, I was

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dazed. My father died five days later, he never got over the

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bombing. Explosives used by the IRA in this and other attacks such as

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the Harrods bombing were supplied by Gaddafi. They had sex sex and the

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negotiated negotiation deals with Libya. So far no British pay-outs

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have been secured and now the long-awaited parliamentary report

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has slammed success of a rinse revealing to do so. The report found

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that Tony Blair pot Government failed to resolve the issue on

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multiple occasions. The Cornish and Government was focused on preceding

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business opportunities in Libya. -- coalition. Libyan frozen assets in

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the UK should used with leveraged in any negotiations. This London law

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firm represents Libyans of various IRA attacks that happened in both

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England and Northern Ireland. Goes further than that to say that the

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Government needs to enter into Government to Government

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negotiations with Libya, which it has refused to do so for years. If

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the matter then isn't resolved by such the gauche Asians by the end of

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this year, our Government should set up a fund to accommodate the victims

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directly. -- such negotiations. The only time the Government acts is

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when we highlight it like we are doing today, otherwise people do

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forget. The bombing happened here 20 years ago, but for campaigners it is

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still very raw. As much as this area becomes rapidly develops, there are

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also plans for a permanent memorial garden for the victims and their

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Whether it's a new call to ban taxi and minicab drivers from using

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baking apps well at the wheel. A high profile Arsenal fan claims

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he was racially abused, something he hasn't experienced

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at a football ground for years, after their game at

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Tottenham on Sunday. Spurs says it strongly condemns any

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use of racist language and is currently looking

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into the matter with the Met Police. It wasn't a good day for any Arsenal

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fan at Whitehall Lane on Sunday. There 2-0 loss against

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Tottenham means they are guaranteed to finish

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below their north London rivals in the table

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for the first time in over 20 years,

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but supporters were leaving Robbie Lyle is the presenter

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of YouTube channel ArsenalfanTV and so a

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recognisable face. He claims he was racially

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abused by Tottenham fans and called on the club

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to take action. They've got to do something

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about security for football fans at I haven't had that at

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a football ground for years. Today, he was less angry and more

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considered about what I just think there was

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a couple of mindless idiots there that were just

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bent on making trouble. I've had so many messages

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from Tottenham fans since the game, some of them apologising,

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and I think, you don't have to apologise, because I know

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that's not Tottenham fans. In a statement,

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Tottenham have said... Spurs are currently

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holding a new bigger stadium next to White Hart Lane

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and Robbie says he has been encouraged by a conversation he's

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had with the club in which they've

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explained they hope the away fans' experience

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will I still can't wish them luck

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for the rest of the season. You know, we are still deadly

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rivals, but I have to say, they have got in contact

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with me and they have really put my I just hope that going

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forward it can be about football, cos that's

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what it's about. I love the rivalry

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between Arsenal and Spurs and I don't want that intensity

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to go away, but obviously, When we go to games, we want to be

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safe and that's just what But while Tottenham

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are celebrating positive performances on the pitch, these

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are the sort of headlines they don't Transport for London says it has

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concerns over an increase in the number of passengers

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being injured while travelling in taxis,

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minicabs and private hire vehicles. Critics blame the rise in collisions

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on drivers who are using apps to take bookings while at the wheel

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and want that banned. Here's our transport

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correspondent Tom Edwards. Tempers can fray outside St Pancras

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as taxis and minicabs Double parking and U

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turns are common. Can I get a quick

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look at your badge? It's here, new compliance

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officers running checks. This industry has changed

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rapidly, driven in part by Oh, we get loads

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of different things. Tyres, windscreen wipers

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not working, some drivers not wearing their badge,

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some not carrying their insurance. TFL says it has concerns over

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occupants being injured in The latest figures show that

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over a two-year period, The data isn't yet broken down

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between taxis and minicabs, but during that time, taxi numbers

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have stayed the same. And minicabs numbers

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have gone up 54%. You have between ten

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and 15 seconds to Is the use of apps

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while driving a cause? I'm looking at the phone,

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I'm interacting with the phone, Now there are calls for TFL to ban

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the use of I've got the minicabs

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coming in the side of me and they are doing 30, 40 mile

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an hour and are looking over and are trying to work out

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where the street is. I mean, it's a massive

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public safety issue What I would like is that technology

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can be put in place to disable the app whilst the car

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is moving, so actually, that would stop you being tempted

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to touch the But I think also the Mayor

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needs to issue very thorough advice through the Met

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police to all licensed drivers, as Essex Police have done,

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and make it very clear that you do not touch your phone

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whilst you're driving. Uber says drivers must be

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in proper control of their vehicle and concentrating

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on the road at all times. Unions representing

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minicabs say drivers I think the answer at

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the moment is really You've got to be safe, because,

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frankly, for all you know, there is a policeman behind

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you who is more than happy to give you six points and a ?200

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fine and not even think TFL says it is changing

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how it records data for collisions and incidents

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could be increasing due It says it's up to individuals

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to make sure they're Should using apps while

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you're moving be banned? What's vital for us

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is that drivers give their full attention

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to the road when driving. If they are at any risk

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of being distracted, then they need to stop and then

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they need to engage with what ever when

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the vehicle is in a safe

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and stationary position. The Mayor wants to be able to cap

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private hire numbers, others want intervention from TFL

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or they fear more injuries. Getting the wider picture is it

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shows you just how long it is taking regulation to cap up with this

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rapidly changing markets. -- catch up. It is only now that we're

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getting all these new compliance officers paid for with extra fees

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from minicab operators. As for the minicab cap, it shows you the limits

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to devolution. Most of the power it still remains at central Government.

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OK, Tom, from Saint pancreas, thanks for much. A 24-hour strike at London

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dues A 24-hour strike at London Bridge

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tube station is set to go ahead next week,

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after bosses refused to reinstate a member

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of staff following a dispute The RMT union has described

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the dismissal is as, "an appalling miscarriage of justice,"

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but London Underground claims the staff member's

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conduct was unacceptable. Council tenants in Hemel Hempstead

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say they're angry after being told they can no longer use

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their lofts for storage. The Borough Council has introduced

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the policy because of health and safety concerns

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and the potential fire risk. It's pledged to crack down

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on offenders with routine As thousands of commuters

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head home this evening, Today's London Evening Standard

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is the first to be edited by the Former Chancellor

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George Osborne, who began Let's join Alpa Patel,

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who can tell us more. Lots of people picking up their

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edition of the London Evening Standard this evening. This is a key

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paper for a London, isn't it? The editor of it is key. This man

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matters, years a former Chancellor sitting MP, that is until tomorrow

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when Parliament is dissolved. He, of course, will stand down. He is a

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book over a main and he was a controversial appointment. He has

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little journalistic experience. First of all, let's get a flavour of

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his birthday. Here is our media editor.

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George Osborne pot new working hours mean he will probably wake up at 5pm

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used it. You look eager to get started today. To back it is very

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exciting and it's an important time in our country when the ball once

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straight facts, informed analysis, is a big and make big decisions

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about this country's future. The Evening Standard is going to provide

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that and entertain a longer way. I have got to get in there and get the

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paper off stone. Osborne will have been believed that at least his past

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worked. Outside the standard offices in Kensington, where if you

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uninvited guests. London pot cab-drivers the former Chancellor

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was too close to company-mac, allegations that he denies. When he

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turned up to work this morning, he will have had the same priorities as

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any editor, get to know staff, talk about provisions. It is clear that

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as time has editor is going to be dogged by controversy. That will be

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relieved that he is standing down as an MP, but it is clear that London's

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cab-drivers intent to disrupt his editors ship. The ?650,000 a year

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that he earns for four days E week at Blackrock Read people think there

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are conflicts of interest. Osborne will need to Tony Stander's finances

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around. For a former Chancellor practice austerity and of those

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injured controversy, this new job has even the Echo 's office last

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one. What is the reaction to be content?

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A mixture. Some people think they liked the content, but others think

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they had mixed opinions. George Osborne has jumped in with

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both feet, highly political as you would expect. Walloping Theresa May.

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This is going to be a very anti-Brexit newspaper, because

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London is anti-Brexit and so is George Osborne. He wasted over 30

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million public funds on a garden bridge that Sadiq Khan has now put

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to one side. And so obviously he is feeling a bit or about that. A

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flavour perhaps of things to come when it comes to this paper. What

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seems certain is the Evening Standard's stands on Brexit and just

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a line from its editorial. It says, if you asked for a blank cheque,

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don't be surprised if it bounces. Back to you. Many thanks.

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How taking your kids dancing in your local pub could save it,

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And taking to BBC London, Orlando Bloom let's slip his role

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in the new Pirates Of The Caribbean film.

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Now, the coming election could see more tactical manouevres than we've

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been used to for a long time from minor parties deciding not

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to stand candidates in some of London's 73 constituencies.

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A picture's emerging about the Greens and Ukip

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Our political editor Tim Donovan is here with more.

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So Tim, why are these parties not going to stand a full

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The Greens because they are interested in this idea of the

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Progressive Alliance the college. In effect, they want to stop Tories

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getting in anywhere and Ukip want to do the opposite, they are trying to

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help Tory candidates. Particularly against the main Labour MPs or

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protect Tory lead MPs already holding seats. Already it is leading

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to an interesting situation where tit-for-tat withdrawals were both

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parties are withdrawing candidates. This is one. One of the most

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marginal seats in London. That is for Labour holding the majority.

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Ukip have already decided that they are not going to find a candidate

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there. Look at what they did in 2015, 4355 balls. A lot of those

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which people work as are going to be Conservatives. The Greens today,

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because we herded in a tweet, are also not going to stand a candidate

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there. Perhaps try and help them. They have more than 1000. They were.

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You can see how these battles now when they come down to just the Tory

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and Labour, this could make a difference. Some cynics will argue

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the parties, it helps these parties, it is rather convenient that these

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parties are doing it in seats where they haven't done that well and

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perhaps in the potential in buyers of not doing well in the election.

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-- potential embarrassment. The How much of an impact

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could these tactics have? you can present that all these

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people are going to go according to wear these parties are suggesting.

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Neither is it going to lead to a different occupant at number ten. It

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can have an impact. In these marginal seats under our about a

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dozen of those were the majority is very small. There were discussions

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still going on. This is what is interesting. Looking at another

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seat. A Labour majority of 1000. The greens here, they have 2320 15. Ukip

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have got that number. The Greens are having discussions about withdrawing

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from there as well. There is no formal deal from Labour. Labour are

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refusing to do a former deal. It depends on the MP offering them

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support in certain areas of policy, like voting reform and so on. Ukip

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are already formed not to stand there. Tactical. Thank you very

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much. The country's first community owned

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pub is finally turning a profit - proving it's possible to buck

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the trend of pubs closing The Ivy House,

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near Peckham, not only offers the traditional pint,

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but also offers baby dance classes, Forget salted nuts and stale

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ale, sample the Samba and sip on a babycino

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instead. It's not just owned

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by the community, but caters for all Everybody wants to come

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and have a good time and I think it's not

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just if you're a couple baby-sitter, the fact that you can

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bring your children here and you can bring your family and you can bring

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your extended family here is just really great and that's

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what we need more of. I think it's really great when pubs

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can be used for these kind of community things, because

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sometimes it's a church hall or And it's obviously smack

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bang in the community. There is everything here -

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from knitting club, For years ago, it was the first pub

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in the country to be It was about to be

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turned into flats. Now, 74 other pubs across

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the country have followed suit and We are, at last, sort

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of, turning a profit. A small one at this

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stage, but we are It's not to say is plain sailing

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or that there aren't complications, because every case

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is going to be unique. But it can be done and,

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you know, if you don't What happens here

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matters because so many According to new figures

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from the Mayor, a pub closes in The Mayor is now working

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with the Campaign for Real Ale to better

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understand the problem. The reality is that even thriving,

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successful pubs are under threat and are closing down,

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because in London, property prices are so stratospheric that even

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a successful pub is worth more if you demolish it

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and build a high-rise block of At the moment, you don't need

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planning permission to demolish or The Government was due to change

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that in July, bringing in is, the thing is, with

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the snap general election, Comes in, showing how communities

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don't have to rely on politicians to save their pub. Here at least they

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are dancing to their own gym. He rose to fame in the Lord

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Of The Rings Trilogy. This month, Orlando Bloom hits

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the big screen twice in two The much anticipated

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Pirates Of The Caribbean Five and the other a spy thriller set

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here in London, in which So, would he like to

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be the next Bond? He's been talking to our

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correspondent Sophie van Brugen. The London skyline plays centre

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stage as the backdrop to the The film sees Noomi Rapace

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and Orlando Bloom race to stop a biological

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attack on London. Although filmed two years ago,

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recent events in the capital We all need to have that

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awareness and just be, kind of, vigilant of what the world

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that we live in today is. I think that, you know,

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dialogue and not But is interesting

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how life imitates art and here we are having

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shot it two years ago, and it is relevant today

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than then. MI6 is seen as the spy capital

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of all the films these days, And I think, you know,

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Michael did a great job of filming London in a way

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that wasn't fuddy-duddy. It was cool and contemporary

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and action and again later this month in the latest

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instalment of Pirates Of I'd book ended the beginning

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and end of the movie. It's a throwback to the first film

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in terms of the style and the way that they shot it and the narrative.

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It's all very in-line with what the first phone was, which I think the

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consensus is that with the favourite for many the ball. And it doesn't

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end there. Seemingly better by the spy thriller film Bob, Orlando is

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putting his hat in the ring to be the next James Bond. I grew up

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loving those films. What would your bond be? A bit of that kind of very

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English, but... That sort of sprinkle with the muscular dynamic.

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Who knows, they could do a women. It is clear that Hollywood doesn't come

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first, it is six-year-old son, Flynn. A ticket window of time to be

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yes few years to be present for my son. We have a great relationship

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raising my son. In recent times, she is settled and happy in a religion

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ship and I felt more readily available to really feel like I

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could leave to go to work. It is hard.

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It's that time of the evening for a check on the weather,

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Not particularly lovely weather. A few are desperate for rain, anybody

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with the garden, you would know, it has been really dry. Just how dry,

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we only had 6.4 millimetres of rain for the whole month of April in Kew

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Gardens. That is around 14% of the monthly average rainfall. Today was

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another cloudy and largely dry affair, but it was rather grey cloud

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and it's going to feel a little on the chilly side over the next few

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days, because the breeze is coming in off the sea. The north sea at

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this time of year is at its coldest. Nine or 10 degrees along the Essex

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and Kent coast. Rather chilly. A few isolated showers throughout the

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night, but not enough to water the garden. With cloud around,

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temperatures will be low. A growing note starting off tomorrow. The

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chance of more showers, that is certainly welcome news if you're

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desperate and longing for the rain. Not welcome if you're heading to the

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bus in the morning. Ten, 13 degrees. Adding on the these of the north

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sea, not particularly warm I'm afraid. Down on where we should be

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for this time of year. The shower tend to come and go through the

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evening tomorrow, but they will be few and far between. Over the next

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few days, we keep the same time. This easterly breeze a week weather

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funding to be said just enhancing a few showers from time to time.

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Totally bringing more in the way of cloud and so as move into Thursday,

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it's almost spot the difference. I think we will be unlucky we get any

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shows a tall on Thursday. Maybe anti-reflection, temperatures good

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the a degree or so up. It's not particularly great a few want warm,

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settled sunny weather. You have to go to is what Lindgren that this

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week. -- to Scotland this week. It's saying dry, study breeze. Towards

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the Essex and Kent coast, a touch on the chilly side. The outlook for the

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next couple of days. Not much rain, risk of showers decreasing through

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the week and is temperatures claiming a little into Friday. You

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are sending me to Scotland? Yes. Thank you very much, Louise.

:26:17.:26:21.

Meanwhile Theresa May has been campaigning in Cornwall

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where she told the BBC she will be a, "bloody difficult woman"

:26:23.:26:25.

in Brexit negotiations, warning negotiations with the EU

:26:26.:26:27.

The Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn has defended his Shadow Home Secretary,

:26:28.:26:33.

after she gave a series of incorrect figures when asked the cost

:26:34.:26:36.

of the party's new plans to put 10,000 extra police

:26:37.:26:38.

More on the day's stories on our website and our Facebook page.

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That's it for now though, but I'll be back with the latest

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From all of us here, have a lovely evening

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