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Hello and welcome to BBC Look East with Susie and me.

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Coming up in the next 30 minutes: The village where a devoted couple

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took their own lives because they could not bear to live without each

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other. They came to a decision, they carried it out, from their

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point of view, very efficiently. Find the gunmen who murdered our

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sons - fresh appeals tonight in the Milton Keynes shootings. Please

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help us to get the killer. Please, please! Big brother claims as these

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cameras focus on the home of a controversial campaigner.

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And Angelina is jolly after her Hello. First tonight, the devoted

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couple from Suffolk who went through with a suicide pact after

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the wife discovered she was dying of cancer. An inquest in Bury St

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Edmunds was told the couple had planned their deaths with great

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care. Their research even took them to

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Mexico, where they obtained the powerful drug which they would use

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to end their lives. In a moment, what the Church has to say. But

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first, the details of the case from our chief reporter, Kim Riley.

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Coroner Dr Peter Dean delivered the final legal formalities over the

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deaths of a retired publisher and former Reuters executive, John

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Lawrenson, and his wife, Caroline, a retired secretary. The couple,

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married for 47 years, were found dead in bed by a neighbour at their

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home at Great Waldingfield in Suffolk. They had signed a letter

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addressed to the family, and research into planned suicide was

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found in a folder in the living room. Caroline Laurens and's cancer

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was well advanced. Her husband decided he could not live without

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her. Together, they researched on the Internet to find a way to end

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their lives. They found the drug from a vet in Mexico and took an

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overdose together. The coroner described their actions as very

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well planned. Intentionally, he said, they took their lives,

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understanding what they were doing. John Lawrenson was a leading light

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and fundraiser with the Friends of St Lawrence Church. Fellow

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committee member David Floyd told me he was a man who got things done.

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The suicide pact would not have been entered into lightly. It was

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not something they would have done on the spur of the moment. They

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would have thought about it. you respect that? Yes. They came to

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a decision, they carried it out, from their point of view, very

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efficiently. A thanksgiving service for the lives of the couple was

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held that the church in May, with donations to the local charity, St

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Nicholas Hospice Care. It clinical director said a former user of its

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services called it a lifeboat in distressing times. When you think

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you at your wits end, the hospice movement is there to help you

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through really difficult times. Hospice care is about living.

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their home, the Lawrensons are remembered with fondness and

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respect. The couple's son, Frank, told Look East, "My mother was

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incredibly sick and on the point of dying. My parents spent a very long

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and happy life together. What occurred was very much out of love,

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not despair or tragedy." Late this afternoon I spoke to the Right

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Reverend Nigel Stock, the Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich, and

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started by asking for a church reaction to this story. We are pro-

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life, by which we really want to help people to live life to the

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fullest. To that end, we are very anxious that when people are in

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real difficulties and sadness towards the end of life that they

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have all the support that they need to because often it is because that

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is lacking that some of these tragedies follow. Some people will

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say that this is the last choice that we have - how and when we die.

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Individual autonomy, that sense of choice is, of course, very

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important to human beings. But we are also social beings. Our lives

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have an effect on other people. Very often, some of the choices we

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make have devastating effects on those around us. Of course, they

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also have an effect on those we asked to help us in these sort of

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circumstances. Two -- to ask someone to help us to die can be a

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very painful thing to pick on someone. Is the charge moving in

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any way to looking again at the way it reacts to people who decide it

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is time to take their lives? A few years ago, if you committed suicide,

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you could not be buried in a churchyard. You have moved on.

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have moved a very long way from that and we would only want to

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react with compassion to people in those circumstances. Certainly, if

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an event like this has taken place, we are not sitting around wanting

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to apportion blame or condemnation. We would only want to support those

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most affected. We do still want to be very much pro-life, and what we

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would really like to be -- to do is to see much wider provision for the

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care of the terminally ill. There are, after all, some wonderful

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hospices, and they are always having to raise their own funds and

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to appeal to those roundabout. It is very noticeable that they have

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wide support in the community. If we were to go down a long road of

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legislating for some of these ideas of assisted suicide, it will take

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up a lot of resources and legal time, and I wonder if we would not

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be better putting more resources into the care and dignity of human

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beings towards the end of life. Thank you very much for being with

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There's been serious disruption on the A1 in Cambridgeshire this

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evening after fire broke out at a farm complex. Smoke billowed across

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the carriageway, forcing the northbound section to be closed

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between junctions 16 and 17. Let's get the very latest from the scene

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now. This is the closest we are being

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allowed to the scene because there is a concern about gas cylinders

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exploding. At 3:30pm today, six fire engines were battling a fire

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at a car workshop. It is reduced now to a few plumes of smoke but I

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can show you some pictures we took earlier. Emergency services have

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kept the road closed because there is concern about the gas cylinders.

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We know that at 4pm people reported the sound of an explosion. One gas

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cylinder exploded before the fire service arrived. Derek tailbacks

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throughout the whole area. Police are continuing -- there are

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tailbacks. Police are advising people to follow the latest traffic

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bulletins. Still to come tonight: Who's

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playing who, when and where, as the fixtures are announced for the next

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football season. And a profile of our number one women's tennis

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player, getting ready for Wimbledon. Don't miss a real child of courage

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as she attempts a charity walk at the tender age of two. And weather-

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wise it's a bit of a mixed bag this weekend, with plenty of showers

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around to dodge. Join me later for The owner of Ellingham Hall - where

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the founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange, is living - has denied

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claims that surveillance cameras have been installed outside his

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home. Mr Assange, who faces charges of sexual assault in Sweden, has

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been under house arrest in Ellingham on the border between

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Norfolk and Suffolk. This is a man who has not been charged and is

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being treated like a caged animal. Released by Wikileaks to mark six

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months since Julian Assange's arrest, this campaign video shows

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his strict bail conditions at Ellingham Hall - the electronic tag

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he has to wear, his daily trips to Beccles police station. Then Mr

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Assange's supporters draw attention to this camera which has suddenly

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and mysteriously appeared in Ellingham village. This is one of

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the three cameras that have appeared outside the proper The. We

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believe they are monitoring everyone who goes in and out.

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cameras apparently record car number plates of all vehicles going

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in and out of the Ellingham estate. But take a closer look, and what

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Wikileaks claim to be new hi-tech spy cameras are in fact ageing

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electronic safety signs. Not a camera, say locals, but a speed

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sign. Norfolk County Council told me today, "Two speed reactive signs

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were installed in Ellingham in June 2002, of which one appears to be

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the sign that is featured in the film." The world's media pitched up

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at Ellingham Hall when Julian Assange was granted bail six months

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ago. So how could the organisation which seeks transparency have got

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this so wrong? The man giving Julian Assange refuge is less than

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impressed. I feel slightly embarrassed by this, if I am honest.

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If they are not cameras, I must come before you and tell you that I

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have possibly contributed to misinforming year. -- you. Today,

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while Julian Assange kept a low profile, his supporters told me

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they had been tipped off about the so-called cameras by a local taxi

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driver. They had hoped their video would highlight his cause, rather

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than have this caught on camera. The family of a mother and daughter

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shot dead in Braintree have paid tribute to them. Christine

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Chambers' parents described her as a "lovely looking girl with a

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wicked sense of humour" And granddaughter Shania as "a

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beautiful little girl". A 50-year- old man arrested in connection with

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the murders remains under police guard in hospital.

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Shell UK has admitted in court to breaching health and safety

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procedures that led to a fire at Bacton in Norfolk.

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This was the aftermath of the explosion, captured by a BBC Look

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East Europe. Flames shot into the air and the terminal was sealed off.

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The incident in 2008 was caused by a build-up of dangerous substances,

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ignited by electric heaters. Luckily, no-one was hurt, but the

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Health and Safety Executive said it was caused by serious failings of

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management and that the training of staff was poor. In court, the

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company said it was committed to protecting the health and safety of

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workers and conducting its business in an environmentally responsible

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way. They added that it was with -- that it was with profound regret

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that in this case they had failed to meet their own standards.

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Executives from Shell UK today admitted responsibility and said

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there were mistakes in the design, commission, operation and

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management at the back and plant. Since the incident, they have

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changed emergency response procedures and reviewed safety at

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the terminal. The company will be sentenced on Monday and are likely

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to face a substantial fine. Seven vineyards in this region have won

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gold medals in a national competition. The competition to

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find the best English and Welsh wines of the year took place at the

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Apex Centre in Bury St Edmunds earlier this week. A record number

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of producers entered the competition, including the Giffords

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Hall Vineyard in Suffolk, which was named Best Rose. Several hundred

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wines were tasted by a panel of judges. Vineyards from Suffolk,

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Essex and Hertfordshire took the top prizes. In the annual English

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and Welsh Wine of the Year competition, which took place in

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Bury St Edmunds this week, vineyards in East Anglia managed to

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win seven out of the 20 gold medals awarded this year, more than any

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other region. Historians are trying to uncover

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the secrets of Tudor tombs, including that of the illegitimate

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son of Henry VIII. They've brought in X-ray machines and other high-

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tech equipment to help unravel the mysteries of the Howard family,

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whose remains are housed in a Suffolk church. This may look like

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a traditional parish church but I am told that inside our late Tudor

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tombs of European significance. They are using space-age technology

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to try and unlock some of their secrets. Inside, men in white

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shirts are firing lasers at the lavish tombs of the Howard family.

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The tombs appear to have undergone a 16th-century makeover after being

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moved from a nearby prior to it -- priory. Ideally, they would take

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them apart to solve the problem. 3D modelling offers the next best

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thing. We are scanning these tombs in three dimensions. Both of them

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appear to be multi- phase monuments. What we are going to do is to

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virtually disassemble them and reconstruct them in what I think

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were the original appearances. the coming months, it is these

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images that will be broken apart and reconstructed. The Howards will

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be left to rest in peace. You're watching BBC Look East.

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Coming up: Everyone's a winner once Angelina's big day.

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It's exactly three weeks since two teenagers were shot dead in Milton

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Keynes, and today their families went to the scene of the shooting

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to appeal for help in finding those responsible. Mohammed Farah and

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Amin Ismail were members of the local Somali community. Detectives

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believe some local people may have information but are too scared to

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come forward. Please help us to get the killers found. A lot of people

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have tried to help. Please help. Broken-hearted and desperate, today,

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this woman made the tortuous trip back to the scene of her son's

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killing. Mohammed Farah and Amin Ismail were shot in the head here.

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Police believe that someone is hiding the truth. Me and my older

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brother, we have done a good job of stopping people from retaliating or

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doing something stupid. Is there a fear that someone in the Community

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might take matters into their own hands? It is not something we would

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like to see. I want these people to be caught and to face justice in

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court. Although the teenagers were known

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to the police, detectives say that this was off the scale compared to

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the minor crimes they had committed. At a packed press conference today,

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the detective in charge admitted he is still waiting for that vital

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breakthrough. Yes, we are frustrated. Yes, we share the same

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opinion that actually there are rather people out there who have

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significant information and they are not coming forward. The

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response that we have had has been excellent, but we remain absolutely

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certain that there are other people out there with evidence that can

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prove this case. You may be scared or you may be protecting your own

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sons, but if they did this, if they have murdered my son and his friend,

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then you have to know when your heart that protecting them is wrong.

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Police say that parading a mother's anguish this way is almost --

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always difficult. They hope it will prick someone's conscience. And if

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you can help the police with that investigation, the number to ring

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is 0845 850 5505. Football fans found out today what

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they will be doing on Boxing Day and next Easter Monday. Yes, the

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new fixtures are out and Tom's been having a look.

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Well, ever since Norwich secured their place back in the Premier

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League, all the talk amongst the fans has been about signings and

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who they will face on the opening day. The answer? Wigan! Not the

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glamour tie they may have hoped for, but perhaps a chance for early

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points. Wigan only just survived, remember. The first home game is

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against Stoke, then comes last year's runners-up, Chelsea. West

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Brom, Bolton and Sunderland follow. While the first six could have been

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worse, the final six perhaps could not. Away trips to Tottenham and

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Arsenal mixed with home games against Man City and Liverpool. So

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what do the fans think? A good start, just a bad finish. The last

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six games we have Liverpool, Tottenham, Manchester City. What

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gain are you looking forward to the most? Chelsea and Norwich. That is

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definitely tough. Do you see many points there? No. If we can get our

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points at the beginning of the season we will have nothing to

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worry about. Just a couple of other games to

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pick out. Norwich head to the champions, Manchester United, at

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the start of October. They are at home to Tottenham on Boxing Day.

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Then Man United come to Carrow Road in February. For Ipswich, no East

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Anglian derby this year. Paul Jewell begins his first full season

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in charge with a game at Bristol City. Town also play Posh and Leeds

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in August, Leicester on Boxing Day, Doncaster on the final day.

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Another promoted side, Stevenage, are looking forward to life in

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League One, starting at home to Exeter before heading to last

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season's League Two champions, Chesterfield. Fans will savour

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trips to Sheffield Wednesday in February and Sheffield United on

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the penultimate day. We know there are loads of teams that have been

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in the Premiership before. It shows or improvement and how hard we have

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worked. It is just about enjoying it and carrying on the progress we

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have made. Elsewhere, after missing out in the

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play-offs, MK Dons kick off at home to Hartlepool, while Colchester are

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away to Preston. The opening day in League Two sees home games for both

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Southend and Northampton. The Blues play Hereford, while Cobblers take

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on Accrington. And don't forget you can have a look at all the fixtures

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for your team on the BBC Sport website. Go to the football section.

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From football to tennis. Wimbledon starts on Monday. Ipswich's Elena

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Baltacha is in fine form going into it. The British No. 1 won a warm-up

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event in Nottingham last week, but her schedule is frantic - 14 events

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taking her from Brisbane to the Bahamas. Life as a tennis pro

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serves up all sorts. From hard courts in Melbourne to

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the green, green grass of home. Life 14 Baltacha up his non-stop.

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Planning is key. I am a great backpacker. I have lists for one

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week away, two weeks away, three weeks away. I think I am quite

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organised but I need to be! I have more clothes with me so it probably

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takes me twice as long to pack. So far in 2011, 15 tournaments, 11

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countries and almost 30 flights. am a really bad flier and that is

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the one thing that I do not enjoy. I miss home a lot, my friends and

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my family, waking up in my own bed and making a cup of tea in the

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kitchen. It feels like heaven, to be honest. It is the small things

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that I miss. Now she is back she is determined to overcome the pain of

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Wimbledon 12 months ago where, under the gaze of the public and

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media she suffered a miserable defeat. Those games make you or

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break you. I am glad it happened because I feel like I am a

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completely different player now. What is the pressure like being

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British No. 1? Over the years I find that sometimes it has been a

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little bit overwhelming. I am playing very good tennis. I have

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come from an amazing clay season and that has given me confidence as

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well. Hopefully, with a kind draw I can do well.

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After a decade on the tour Baltacha has demonstrated she has the hunger

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and the fight. Now with Wimbledon she has a point to prove.

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I should mention that Craig Pickering is representing Great

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Britain in the European team championships in Stockholm of the

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weekend. -- over the weekend. A few weeks ago on Look East, we

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were joined in the studio by the parents of a little girl who was

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recovering from a remarkable operation on her brain. You might

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remember it because the little girl, Angelina, had a good wander around,

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with reporter Mike Liggins trying to keep an eye on her. Today

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Angelina was the centre of attention in Sheringham, where she

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was due to take part in a charity walk with her parents. But the

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question on everyone's lips was this: Could a two-year-old complete

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the whole circuit? Angelina had wings on for the occasion. Perhaps

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she was thinking of flying. The two-mile walk didn't start

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brilliantly. Angelina wasn't keen to walk past the toy shop without

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going in. But she was quickly into her stride and was away. It was a

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big decision to make - brain surgery - but nine months of

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seizures was scary as well. It was slightly easier to make that

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decision because we could see the outcome of other children who had

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had the operation and how well they had done. Angelina was born with

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Sturge Weber syndrome, a rare neurological condition which gave

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her life-threatening fits. A year ago surgeons at Great Ormond Street

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Hospital switched off half her brain, which left her without full

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use of one side of her body. That said, she still gave me the

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runaround when she came into the studio. When you're two, walking

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two miles isn't easy, but having If you get tired, a brief sit down

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is never a bad idea. And of course, Dad is always around just in case.

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I have had my rough times, but for Angelina's sake you keep going. You

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see what a fighter she is and what an inspiration. That gives me the

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strength to be strong for her. Angelenos is going to need medical

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help but, as you see, this special little girl is a fighter, and I

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have a feeling she is probably Time for the weather.

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Low pressure is dominating the weather at the moment. This front

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has been pushing towards the north, bringing heavy rain. The next low

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pressure system is waiting in the Atlantic so the weather will stay

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unsettled. Drier weather for Sunday but more wet weather this evening.

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This is the radar picture that shows where some of the rain has

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fallen so far today. You will see some dark blue, that is over London

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and heading in our direction. It will continue to reign deceiving

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and overnight. This is how it looks at the moment. The rain moves north

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through the night, some heavy bursts still possible. At daybreak

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it starts to dry out in the south. Temperatures will not be lower than

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ten Celsius. There will be a moderate breeze. For tomorrow, we

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still have low pressure very much with us. This weather front will

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linger and that will mean that there will be rain in North Norfolk

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and some fairly sharp showers through the day for the rest of us.

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This is how we start tomorrow. The rain lingers in the north-east.

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Some brighter spells develop, but fairly hefty showers as well. The

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chance of for the showers in the afternoon. Some sunny spells as

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well. The bulk of the region is dry on Sunday. It is parts of north

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