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In Look East tonight: Storms break out across the region, causing long

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delays on the trains, and several homes are struck by lightning.

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Hello from David and me. Also tonight: A family pleads with

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the public to help find their son's killer. I think of him every day

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and every night. If you know anything, even the smallest detail,

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I would ask you to please come forward and talk to the police.

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Tiptree says if it can't build houses to pay for a new factory

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it'll leave the village. And I will be discovering some of the many

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hidden treasures behind these 15th century walls. There are some

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secrets to the creation of the Hello. Storms are causing

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disruption across the East, leaving commuters facing long delays for

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the second day in a row. Thunder and lightning have been

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moving across the region all afternoon. Trains have been

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suspended in the Bury St Edmunds area, and other passengers are

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facing delays of up to an hour-and- a-half. Several houses have been

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struck by lightning. Gareth George is in Felixstowe now.

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They forecast it and we certainly got it - a trail of thunderstorms

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swept across the region, leaving damage in their wake. Houses were

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hit in Cambridge, Basildon and other places. The worst damage that

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we can show you is here in Felixstowe. Neighbours reported

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hearing a bang and a flash at about 3pm. Firemen upstairs are clearing

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the debris. The roof has been completely destroyed. When they

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first got here, the flames totally engulfed the first floor and they

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had to stop them spreading to the neighbouring property. This is what

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people who live here told us. was like a bomb going off.

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thought we were being attacked, actually. I thought my eardrum had

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burst. The telephones in the office flew across the room. The gentleman

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I was serving has a bit of heart trouble and I was concerned that he

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would be all right. He got over it OK. It was pretty loud. What other

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disruption have the storms cost? The railways have been hit. There

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are delays of 90 minutes on trains from King's Cross to Peterborough.

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Roads are treacherous, too. We have some pictures taken by a viewer.

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The Environment agency is warning of flash flooding, the problem

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being that, because the ground is hard, the water is not running off.

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For the damage may not be over yet. Storms are still sweeping across

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the region. For the latest information, tune into your local

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radio station. Two of our major roads were closed

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after a lorry fire. It closed B14 in both directions. The police were

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also forced to close the A11 southbound to stop traffic joining

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the road. The delays and disruption lasted

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through the rush-hour into late morning. Many motorists were asking

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why. I heard this happened in the early R's of the morning. God knows

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why it is not moving now. It is horrendous. If we have been there

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for three hours. We have a business to run at it has -- and it has cost

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us a whole day. It does get busy so I do not use it very often. I will

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not come this way again in the future. The fire service say that

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the road was reopened only when it was safe. This is the blackened

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remains of batteries and other car parts. Because of the fire is being

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investigated. The driver was unhurt. -- because of the fire.

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The family of murdered teenager have spoken for the first time

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about their loss. Amin Ismail and his friend, Mohamed

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Farah, were shot in the head in Milton Keynes last month. Today, I

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mean he smiled's sisters said his wish was to provide for his family.

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Nine people have been arrested so far, but no one has yet been

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charged. The people that committed this crime must be caught, not only

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to bring peace to my family but to ensure that no other family has to

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go through this again. Another family, another emotional appeal.

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It is almost five weeks since the murders. Today, one of the families

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broke their silence and asked for help in catching the killer.

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think of him every day and every night. I think of him before I go

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to sleep, and he is in my thoughts again when I wake up. These last

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few weeks have felt like a terrible dream and we all miss him very much.

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You need to know why he is dead and who did it. We need to know these

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questions first to go forward with our lives. This has been a fast-

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moving investigation. Nine people have been arrested, but four of

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those, including a 13-year-old boy, have just been eliminated from the

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inquiry. With no-one charged and key witness is reluctant to come

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forward, is this a case the police still believe they can solve?

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have to keep trying. We have to do our utmost to make sure it is a

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crime that is soft. We're not going to give up and we will continue to

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try and gain the support of the local residents.

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The two Somali teenagers were known to the police. On the very day they

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were shot, they had been in court on shoplifting charges, but

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detectives say that this attack is out of proportion. Amin Was an

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Arsenal fan. His family are desperate for answers as to why

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this happened. Councils across the region are

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finding a new way of saving money - switching off the street lights. It

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cuts their carbon footprint and is expected to save at least �3

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million a year across the East. But some communities are unhappy at

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being plunged into darkness. From the top of its Lift Tower, this is

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Of street lights. Next week many will start to go out. Work is

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already well under way across the county as the county council moves

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to switch off half its 66,000 lights in a bid to save �2 million.

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We have to save millions of pounds over the next few years. We have

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some issues that contribute towards our costs and one of those is

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looking at street lights and how we can be cost-effective.

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But in the Brackmills area of Northampton, a group of local

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businesses who have made big inroads in cutting crime are

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prepared to club together to keep lights on. Their greatest fear

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would be that the crime rate increases. If we see that, we will

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be talking to the council again. There is also a possibility that

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the estate will help fund some of the lights that are being switched

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off. Steve Cooper lives on the Hemmingwell estate in

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Wellingborough. It was all right before they turn the lights off but

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it is going to get worse. We're not going to go out or do anything

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because the crime rate is going to walk again and people are not going

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to want to come out. If you are disabled or old, you're not going

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to want to come out. There are a lot of people who use the community

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centre. Now that it is being put in darkness people a bit wary about

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coming out. On the first night of the switch-

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off, this man's car was one of the first to be vandalised. There have

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been protests and Facebook campaigns in Corby. Across the

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region, many councils are following the trend and turning out the

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lights. Who is switching off the lights?

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Following a three-year trial, Essex County Council says the majority of

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its 130,000 street lights will be turned off between midnight and 5am.

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The aim is to save �1 million a year. In Norfolk, consultations

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continue over midnight to 5am switch off. In some areas it has

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already happened. �170,000 a year savings in prospect. Suffolk County

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Council has started turning off lights between midnight and 5:30am.

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It is responsible for 55,000. Eventually, three-quarters of them

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are expected to follow suit. Central Bedfordshire Council is

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spending �1 million upgrading its lights and will consult with local

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communities over an eventual switch-off in the early hours. It

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is looking for huge savings in future years. Hertforshire's now

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embarking on an 18 month programme to save �1.3 million a year by

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converting its lights to part-night operation. And Milton Keynes

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Council is switching off 2,700 lights on its road grid network to

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save electricity. All these councils say busy junctions,

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roundabouts, high crime areas will all be given special consideration.

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Cambridgeshire County Council says it is planning to spend millions on

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updating its 55,000 street lights, but it's not planning to turn any

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lights off. How is the switch-off affecting you?

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Still to come in tonight's BBC Look East: Alex will be here with the

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latest on those thunderstorms. And Shaun Peel on why the Olympics

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needs your help. The famous Tiptree jam making

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company is threatening to leave the Essex village if it can't get

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permission to build new houses. Wilkin & Sons says it needs the

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money to fund a new factory. The Tiptree jam factory - a place

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steeped in tradition. Some production techniques have barely

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changed in more than 100 years. But now the company wants a new �15

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million factory, funded in part by selling off land in the village for

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housing. And it says if it doesn't get permission it could relocate to

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Witham or Braintree. You're saying that if you do not get permission

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you will know about. You could precede it like that. We need a

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factory. We will probably here for another 125 years. In order to do

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that, to build a factory be want, we really must realise the value of

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some of our land. This is where the new factory would be built. To help

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fund it, just under 200 houses would be built on both the old site

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and here on farmland. The planning authority, Colchester Borough

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Council, says it will work with the company and the local community to

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ensure the best result for everyone. People living nearby are not

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impressed. They should not rely on selling houses to forward their

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business. But the company says if it doesn't get permission it could

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think the unthinkable and move elsewhere.

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A man and woman, both in their early twenties, have been charged

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with causing actual bodily harm after a taxi driver was assaulted

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in Peterborough. The attack sparked anger at public meetings. A 20-

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year-old man and woman who were arrested earlier this month will

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face no further action. Another part of this region is

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about to make the switch to digital. In the coming weeks, the analogue

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signal will be turned off in parts of Norfolk and Essex. But there's

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some concern a small number of viewers could have their digital

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picture interrupted by mobile phone signals. Here's our digital

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reporter, Clive Lewis. In little more than a week's time,

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the Sudbury transmitter, covering parts of Suffolk and Essex, will

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stop broadcasting its BBC2 analogue signal for good. That will be

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followed two weeks later by BBC1, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5. For

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those of you in Norfolk and North Suffolk covered by the Tacolneston

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transmitter, there'll be no switch- over until November. As for our

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viewers in the west of the region, they went fully digital back in

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April. Ball it is always about retuning. -- it is always about

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retuning. Well over 99% of people coped without any help. But there

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is one issue that could affect thousands of digital viewers in

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this region, and that's interference from new 4G mobile

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phone services expected to arrive sometime in 2013. It is because the

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chunk of the frequency spectrum reserved for 4G sits next to that

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used for broadcasting terrestrial digital TV signals. We think and

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most of the problems can be resolved by fitting a filter,

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either at the back of the television set or at the amplifier,

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if they have won. Some places, like blocks of flats, have a filter

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system. It would be a question of fitting it in before the filter --

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before the amplifier. It is estimated the cost of rectifying

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the interference could be as much as �100 million, a bill the 4G

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phone companies may have to pick up. Well, if you have any questions on

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digital switch-over, remember you can contact the digitalUK helpline

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on 0845 650 5050. An American airman from RAF

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Lakenheath has died after he was hit by a car in Suffolk. It

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happened outside the air base on the A11 01 at Beck Row yesterday.

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Police say the man was on foot when he was involved in an accident with

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a fellow airman driving a blue Rover.

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There have been calls in Parliament today for Government help to

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provide a hospice for Great Yarmouth. MPs were told that the

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town is one of the few places in Britain not to have any in-patient

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hospice provision. A campaign by a local charity to fund a hospice for

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the Yarmouth and Waveney areas has so far raised half the funds needed.

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In a special debate, MPs were told that just �2 .62 per person is

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spent on end of life care in the area. In speedway, Peterborough and

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King's Lynn met in a local derby for the first time in nine years.

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The Panthers hosted The Stars in the Elite League last night.

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They say preparation is the key to success. There were more than

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points at stake in this Derby. Normally miles separate the two

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towns, tonight it would be inches. The Panthers started better. By

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heat No. 6, they were 10 points clear in a one-sided meeting. That

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changed within minutes. With both teams going full pelt, one rider

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ended up in the barrier. He got up to continue later on. A tactical

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ride close the gap to just three points. Engine problems handed

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King's Lynn a lifeline. A 5-1 win in the penultimate race for

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Peterborough ensured a home win. There was some good racing tonight.

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King's Lynn deserve a point out of it. It is a nice local derby. It is

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pretty close. It is nice when you can get these sort of derbies, a

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bit of rivalry and competition. I think everyone should enjoy that

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and enjoy doing the meeting. The first derby between these towns

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in years did not disappoint. King's Lynn will have their chance for

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revenge next month. Look East has been given rare

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access to the region's Genetics Service which can test if a person

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is more likely to inherit a disease such as cancer. But genetics isn't

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the answer for everyone. More people than ever before are

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choosing to have surgery to protect themselves from the disease in the

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future. This is the morning before Sally

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Maguire expects to have had double mastectomy and reconstruction. She

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hasn't got cancer, she's trying to prevent it. There are so many women

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who have cancer and they have to go through this, they have no choice.

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I feel selfish that I can have this done and perhaps that is taking it

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away from someone else who has something wrong. I've got nothing

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wrong. I do not want to have to say to my children that I have cancer,

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I do not want to go through chemotherapy. I wanted out of the

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way. At 28, Sally Maguire also had a hysterectomy to prevent ovarian

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cancer. From mother was dying from it at the time. Both are great

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grandmother and grandmother died from it, too. At 43, she is going

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ahead with a mastectomy, inspired by her mother but not knowing if

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she has inherited the deformed gene. She cannot be tested as she has no

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surviving family, but her history suggests she is at high risk.

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she was here she would drive me to the hospital, so why do not want to

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put my family through me having cancer. I do not want to put them

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through feeling that you cannot do anything to help when you see your

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mum in pain. Here at the region's Genetics Service at Addenbrooke's

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Hospital, those with a strong family history of cancer can be

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tested for abnormal genes. They are rare and different between families,

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but not everyone will inherit it. A surviving relative can help the lab

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to find the cancer gene. It is better for us to be able to

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identify the problem in a person who has the conditions so that we

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can show that that is the cause of the disease in that family.

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Analysis takes two months. It is described as looking for a spelling

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mistake in a telephone directory. All the DNA samples can be stored

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for further analysis and future medical advances, but it's

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difficult deciding whether to take the test.

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Not only are you thinking about how that test is impacting on your own

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health, you are thinking about your daughters for your sisters, or

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sometimes your parents. All your mum wants is for you to have the

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best. She hated the possibility that she may have given me that

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genetic predisposition and that I may have to go through what she did.

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Despite Sally Maguire driving to the hospital for operation, it was

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cancelled at the last moment as she was found to have an infection. Now

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she has decided to have a double mastectomy. She is determined to

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have it soon. 400 years, King James that for a

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new translation of the Bible. Today, a new copy went on display in

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Cambridgeshire in one of the region's finest private libraries.

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The majestic Elton Hall near Peterborough, home to the Proby

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family since the 1660s, and home to books, lots of really old, really

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important books. The collection boasts medieval manuscripts through

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to 15th century Dutch and French works, plus, of course, the main

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attraction. After 400 years, the King James Bible is the most widely

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published text in the English language. There are 400 exhibitions

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throughout the UK and we are one of them. Some of the most interesting

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ones published word during the lifetime of Henry VIII.

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It is very rare to find a private library that has such a

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comprehensive collections of -- collection of Bibles. The exhibits

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tell the story from the beginning in the 14th century all the way

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through to King James. I think people unaware of the King James

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Bible and what it means but not perhaps of what came before it and

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how it came about. It is hoped the exhibition will

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illustrate a biblical timeline from Latin through to English, and the

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creation of the Church of England. It runs until the end of August.

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After that, these wonderful religious artifacts will go on the

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shelves. If you want to nominate someone to carry the Olympic flame

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when it comes through our region you will have to be quick -

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applications close at midday -- midnight tomorrow night. The search

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is on for hundreds of people to take part.

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Holly Watson looks like a typical teenager, but she's far from

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typical - she is extraordinary. When her brother was stabbed to

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death in a Sudbury pub, she set up a scheme called Bin a Blade in his

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memory. Because of her campaign, nearly 4000 knives have been handed

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in to the police. The chief constable has nominated her to be

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an Olympic torch bearer. My first thought was, or my God, I cannot

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run! It is an honour and it is so nice if I get through to this. It

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would be a Niestroj to be a torch- bearer will be a real honour.

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goes anywhere near Sudbury, which is where the tragedy happened, that

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probably would be a really fitting tribute. The Olympic torch will be

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carried through our region next July. The full route won't be

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announced until the end of the year, but we know it will pass through

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Peterborough, Norwich, Ipswich, Chelmsford, Cambridge and Luton.

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The organisers say half of the torch bearers will be under the age

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of 24. It's down to a judging panel now, but Holly is hoping she can do

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her brother proud. I think he would laugh because he knows I am not

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very athletic. He would be laughing his head off and finding it all

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quite funny. I think he would be proud at the same time as well.

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who do you know from down your way who should hold the torch when it's

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down your way? Someone like Holly, the kind of person few can hold a

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candle to. Let us hope she gets it. There will

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be lots of people who deserve nominating.

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Well, if they were carrying it today, it would have been put out

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These pictures were taken in Essex. They show some lightning strikes

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across the region. There were many reports of lightning, thunder and

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torrential rain. There has been localised flooding in some parts.

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Low pressure has been dominating the scene and we have had this

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front draped across us. You can see where the thunderstorms were, the

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greens and the dark blue indicating the storms. It should be largely

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dry overnight with the showers cleaving. One or two showers are

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possible in the first part of the evening. The overnight temperature

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will be down to ten Celsius. Tomorrow will feel very different -

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sunny spells, quite cool, a comfortable temperature. Isolated

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showers are possible but they will be few and far between. If you are

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heading to the north of show you might find there is the eyes -- the

:26:36.:26:46.
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order isolated shower. -- the Norfolk Show. There will be a

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breeze on the Suffolk coast coming from the north. There will be

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sunshine through the day and it will be mainly dry. Things stay

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quiet and more settled after Wednesday. High pressure is the

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dominant feature and into the weekend -- for the rest of the

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weekend into the weekend. Temperatures are near normal for

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this time of year. The chance of an isolated show on Thursday. Friday

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looks warm and dry with plenty of sunshine and offer. It stays fine

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unsettled throughout the weekend. No more sticky, warm nights. We're

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