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In BBC tonight: Hundreds of jobs to go as Aquascutum slips into

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administration and Dairy Crest says it wants to close a factory. Also

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tonight: On another tough day for the high street, we get the view

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from a dragon. By high street will come back, but not as you know it.

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The paratroopers injured in Afghanistan heading for Morocco,

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and getting ready for life on the Flat - another season beckons at

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Hello. First tonight, as many as 500 people working at two very

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different companies have been told the are likely to lose their jobs

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as the region's economy takes another knock. The first news came

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through early this morning from Dairy Crest. 250 jobs will go at

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their site next to the A14 at Fenstanton in Cambridgeshire. More

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on that in a moment. Then, early this afternoon, one of the best-

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known names in luxury clothing, Aquascutum, went into

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administration, putting yet more jobs under threat at their factory

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in Corby. Mike Cartwright is there now. This factory is very much at

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the heart of manufacturing at this prestigious company, but it has

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been virtually all -- empty all day. The workers had been told to stay

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away after their Easter holidays. One employee told me he was worried

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and upset but he described this as an extended sentence, he said. He

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said the company had been struggling since it was taking over

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three years ago. Kim Reilly has more. It is a luxury brand that has

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fallen on hard times. Parading its products at London fashion Week.

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Its name is Latin for water shield. It developed the first waterproof

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bowl. It was best known for a type of overcoat morning the first for

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war. Margaret Thatcher nor their clothes. Other fans include Winston

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Churchill and the Queen Mother, as well as Humphrey Bogart and carry

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grant. Employees picketed its prestige store in Regent Street.

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The company brought in replacements, saying it could not afford more

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than 1.3% rise. You can find jackets on line for nearly �400,

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high-end products with high end prices. Three years ago the company

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was bought, the intention being to turn it round. But it has continued

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to make significant losses. The company may be big latest high-

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profile name to fall victim to the downturn. We have been pleasantly

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surprised this afternoon by the very strong interest in the company

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from around the world. The Topaz -- the hope is that the company will

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not only survived but prospered. Despite what the administrators say,

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clearly, there will be more than 100 workers wondering whether they

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have a job to come back to hear. For the reason, up -- a prestigious

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brand with a pedigree of over 100 years.

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Onto Dairy Crest now. 250 jobs look likely to go. The company says it

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simply has to cut costs. This dairy has a long and proud

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history. There has been a dairy on this site since 1926, but Dairy

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Crest now believe that this place is too small, too old-fashioned and

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too far away from its key suppliers. Our business correspondent, Richard

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Bond has been looking at why the dairy business has been finding it

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so tough. The Fenstanton Dairy employs 250 people, but not for

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much longer. Our dairy business has been under pressure for some time.

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We need to take steps to ensure the long-term sustainable future of the

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business. We do not take these decisions lightly but unfortunately

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be on their way forward will be to close this dairy, subject to

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consultation. A dairy is 86 years old and, despite some investments,

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Dairy Crest says it is not modern enough to survive. In future, more

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efficient dairies in London and Derbyshire will process East

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Anglian milk. David Burrows is one of the farmers whose milk will have

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to travel further. He is a Dairy Crest supplier on the

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Norfolk/Suffolk border. To think that milk has to go to London and

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then back to this area seems absolutely crazy to me. The number

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of dairy farmers in East Anglia has halved in the last decade.

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Supermarket customers drive hard bargains. The closure of Fenstanton

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will leave us with only one big producer in the area. This, too, is

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an old site. There is speculation that Hatfield will also close. A

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few farmers do their own processing, among them this company, which

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takes milk from six family farms in Suffolk and sells to local schools

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and hotels. Dairy farms are an integral part of how the

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countryside looks. Once they're gone, it will be the tax payers who

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will have to pay to keep it the way that the farmers do to stop if we

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can keep a processing in this area and with customers supporting local

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produce, it will have to be a good thing. The union called the

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decision at Fenstanton devastating for workers. Unless there is a

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rethink, the site will close by the end of the year. Workers here are

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only found out about the closure at 7am today. The people I have spoken

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to say that there is a genuine shock that such a major employer is

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pulling out of Cambridgeshire. There is a small chance that

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perhaps 40 workers may be redeployed within the company. But

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when it comes to the last bottle of milk being packaged here in

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November, at least 210 people will be made redundant.

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Richard Bond is here. Richard, to my very different industries. Let

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us start with milk - is there still a future for dairy farming in the

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East? The abyss. I think they will have to be small and highly local

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or they will have to be much bigger, maybe having 400 Callow's and

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willing to supply the likes of Dairy Crest and then see milk been

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transported over long distancess to Super Dairies. What about

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Aquascutum. Some luxury brands are done very well, why not then?

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it looks at a brand like Burberry, it is currently taking China and

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India by storm and seeing huge growth. It makes you realise the

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potential in Aquascutum. The current management has not cracked

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it. It is an opportunity for a new owner to come in and exploit this

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brand value and make the global success. Thank you. Still to come

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tonight: We're on the gallops with a top trainer in Newmarket. And a

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little retail therapy and of the theory of Theo.

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The focus of the local election campaign has been on Harlow today,

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one of the key targets for Labour. Until 2008, the district council

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was run by a coalition of Labour and Liberal Democrats, but is now

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under Conservative control, with a majority of one. A few other facts:

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Harlow is one of the original New Towns and is home to 80,000 people.

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Unemployment stands at 8.4%, above the average for this region. But,

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while traditional manufacturing has declined, a survey for the BBC

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showed Harlow is one of the best places to start a business. The

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Labour spokesman on health, Andy Burnham, has been campaigning there

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today, and when I spoke to him late this afternoon, I started by asking

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about those job losses we have heard so much about this evening.

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This is obviously bad news for the region, and I feel for the families

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who are worried about their future tonight. Quite frankly, the

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Government needs to do more. We needed a Budget for jobs and growth

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in the last few weeks and we did not get it. If when they moved into

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the Treasury, the government-backed founder not from the Labour Party

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saying that the money was all gone. There is not a lot they can do, is

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there? Of course, the important thing is to get the economy growing

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because when it is what then we are not paying money if for keeping

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people out of work and we are getting money back into the economy.

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The important thing is to support people in difficult times, and

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particularly young people. If we look at you can -- unemployment in

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the region -- a youth unemployment in the region. A whistle spending

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on keeping people out of work is not the way to go. The government

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might needs a rethink. You must applaud the collision stands on

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apprenticeships, because the take up in hard law has been very good.

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There have been good moves on apprenticeships and I will support

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the government might well be to the right thing. -- the Government when

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they do the right thing. Many people in the collision call the

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Future Jobs Fund a costly mistake. I do not agree with that because I

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have seen in my own constituency young people who were given an

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opportunity, who took on a job in a voluntary organisation and have

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then blossomed as a result and have confidence to go on. It was

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something that was really giving people a foot into the jobs market

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when they needed it. Beyond that, there is the educational

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maintenance allowance which was important in keeping people in

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education and training. If the loss of that has seen many young people

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drop out. These are the wrong things to do, particularly at the

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moment, when times are as tough as they are. Thank you for being with

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us. The skipper of a barge which got into trouble off Essex has been

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airlifted to hospital. The 100-foot Francesca Prior lost power this

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morning six miles off the coast. The Walton-on-the-Naze lifeboat

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managed to tow the vessel into Brightlingsea, but the skipper was

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taken ill during the operation and had to be winched off by helicopter.

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Four soldiers based in Essex who were badly injured in Afghanistan

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are taking part in a trek across the desert in Morocco. They are

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trying to raise �40,000 for a charity which helps other

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servicemen and women who have been injured in the same war. Just a

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year after being badly injured, these paratroopers are getting

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ready for their next mission. They include Mark, who was shot in the

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leg when his patrol was ambushed. If he is looking for two testing

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himself. We will be going through Spain, into Morocco, hitting the

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Moroccan desert. We will then do survival tasks in the desert.

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army says that the injured soldiers are the very embodiment of the

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spirit and ethos of the Parachute Regiment. They were all injured in

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Helmand Province on the Afghanistan front line. One was shot and three

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stepped on bombs. It was on 2nd January last year, I was on patrol.

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I went back -- round the back of the compound and stepped on an

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improvised explosive device. They will trek ten miles through the

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desert. We do not mess about - whatever has happened has happened.

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We will just crack on. Sergeant Alan Jackson now has a prosthetic

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right leg. He says the support the Afghanistan Trust has given is

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vital. Nobody will let this hamper them too far. The soldiers hope

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that what they can achieve despite serious injuries will inspire

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others. Ipswich Town will be without Jimmy

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Bullard and goalkeeper Richard Wright for the Championship clash

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with Birmingham tonight. When the sides met in January, Serbian

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striker Nikola Zigic scored twice, including an injury-time winner.

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is difficult. We have to defend not just the first ball but the second

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ball. Buckingham Palace has confirmed that the Olympic torch

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will be carried through the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk when

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it comes to this region. The torch will spend eight days touring the

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region. No members of the Royal Family will be at Sandringham on

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4th July, when the torch relay passes through. The torch will

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arrive in this region on the 2nd July. There will be evening

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celebrations in Peterborough, Norwich, Ipswich, Chelmsford,

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Cambridge and Luton. The flat- racing season is upon us again, and

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Newmarket racecourse will be opening its gates tomorrow. Over

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the next eight months, horses from across the globe will be competing

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there. But some of the best trainers and horses live within a

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stone's throw of the course. The course at Newmarket has been quiet

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for a few months - no horses, no punters, and certainly no winners.

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But the 20 tell season is just around the corner. The horse power

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is being fine-tuned -- fine-tuned for another season on the Flat.

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After more than 2,000 career victories, this man still has the

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drive for more. If you enjoy what you're doing and you're passionate,

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that is great. Like anything, things can go wrong as well as

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right. It is a challenge. I think it is like a football manager - you

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start with a clean slate again and you have to prove yourself of

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Oregon. The challenge is something that keeps you sharp-eyed on the

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ball. Nathaniel could hit the headlines again this year. He is

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hoping to give last year's European Horse of the year, Frankel, are run

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for his money. Especially if he is still injured. That is your team -

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you have to work with it and get the best out of them, mentally and

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physically. There are always surprising things but you have to

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keep your head at all times. racecourse has seen some changes.

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Amy Starkey has just a matter of hours until her first challenge as

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the new manager. He it is a huge a walk -- it is a huge honour. I do

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my job because I love racing, so I am looking forward to passing on

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that enthusiasm and encouraging as many people as possible to come

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racing at Newmarket this year. home of racing gets it season under

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way tomorrow with the start of the Craven meeting. Pilot trainer's

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work is never done, it is an early night for the real superstars. --

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while at trainer's work. The Dragon's Den star Theo Paphitis has

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been in the region today for the opening of another branch of his

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lingerie chain, Boux Avenue. Retailers continue to find life

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pretty tough, of course. We have heard about Aquascutum going into

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administration. Today also saw shares in Marks and Spencer fall

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after it announced disappointing sales figures. We will hear from

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Theo Paphitis in a moment, but first, let's take a look at how

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shops are doing in our region. Our reporters have been out in three

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very different locations - Norwich, Luton and Thetford, from where

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Debbie Tubby reports. Parts of Thetford a picturesque, but its

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high street needs a complete change of direction. 16% of the shops here

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have closed. We used to have a fantastic sports shop on this

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street. There used to be a fruit and veg shop, a jewellery shop and

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a furniture shop. These three are part of a team are lobbying

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government hopping to be one of the town's sharing �1 million to spruce

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up their shops and kick-start their idea. Lots of people have -- talk

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about having a sense of ownership. We want to have real on a ship here.

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We will sell shares, they will only be 25,000 at -- �25 each. We will

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anchor their future in the town and the prosperity for everybody.

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40% of the high street here is retail. That includes the charity

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shops. This organisation is optimistic that it can entice

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shoppers back. We have seen in the last six weeks an actual increase

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in people using their town centre already. It is almost like a no-

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brainer. People have this idea that they have to go elsewhere to shop

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when they don't at all. At the moment you have out-of-town retail

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parks that do not support and centres. We have to get across that

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we have a community that wants to use its high street. They hope that

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their originality will appeal to the government. Unlike one famous

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face was always told, don't panic, the high street is not doomed. Big

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changes for Thetford, but what about Luton? It is very close to

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London. Felicity has been talking to shoppers there. There are a lot

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of cheap shops come into Luton, and I notice that some of the very

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expensive shops, like jewellers, have begun to close. Life is very

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different from 50 years ago. much have you noticed Luton has

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changed with regard to the shops? Nowadays they give too many sales.

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I try to avoid it because maybe I will buy something I don't need.

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Every body is doing special offers at -- offers. They have to cut down

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on prices. We also see a lot of shops shutting down. You would

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probably end up paying less for clothing than you would have done

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before the recession. A this year we have started with that too 0.5%

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increase in like-for-like sales across the sector. 15% of units

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nationally are empty, that is 8% in Luton. We are working to bring new

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vitality be that -- to the town and the centre itself. Finally, to

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Norwich, which markets itself as one of the top 10 places to shop in

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the UK. BeShe restored that we mentioned is in Chapelfield, a

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shopping centre -- the new lingerie store. We have the only regional

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house of Fraser, we have Apple. When people want to come as a

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special day at they will come to Norwich, rather than perhaps going

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farther afield. I think we are and has possessed -- in a position to

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compete with Westfield and Stratford because he has some great

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retailers. According to the Association of Town Centre Managers,

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the number of people shopping across the East last year fell by

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4.9%. If you look at Norwich, there figure is just 0.4%. Some shoppers

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and retailers are still finding things a bit of a challenge.

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cost of things seems to have risen. As purse strings are tightening,

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other things seem to be increasing. I mainly shop on the internet

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because of the price. It is easier and you can do it in your own time.

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The price of silver is rising. We also find that people have less

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money to spend at the moment, so we have diversified the products that

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we have. Prices are going up, it is tough for us. People have no money

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and are the future is not guaranteed. City College in Norwich

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believes that training the entrepreneurs of the future will

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lead to more independent stores. Today they open their new skills

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academy. And, with a bit of celebrity backing, they hope it

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will provide the inspiration needed. A taste of the challenges facing

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shops. We saw Theo Paphitis there. Today, he opened his latest store

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in the Chapelfield shopping centre. I started by putting to him that it

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is a tough time to start a new chain. As retailers, it is very

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rarely that we invest just for today it. If I was investing for

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the next two or three years I would not be spending the sort of money

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that I have spent fitting out of these shops and opening up across

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the UK. It is about the long-term and showing confidence in the

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economy, and of course in the United Kingdom. D'you think there

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is enough political support for the high street? If I had to be honest,

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I would have to say there is a lot of lip service and razzmatazz and

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very little substance. The fact is that retailers are still confident,

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we are still opening shops. Customers are changing. They are

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spending money on the internet, spending their money at

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supermarkets. They are spending in town centres and shopping centres.

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We have to be careful that we put our stores where the customer wants

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to be. Do you think, as a result of that, we will see our high streets

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getting smaller? I think we will definitely see changes. We have

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already seen changes. We have seen closed shops, we have just not

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reacted to the changes. We have to do that. High streets will come

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back, but not as you know them. do you think they will change? What

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would you advise be to some of the people managing our town centres

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and high streets? What is the key to success? It is very simple -

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there is no point in having high streets without jobs around them

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because no-one will be there. If you have to create jobs and create

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the community around them. That is important and it is a you have to

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make them accessible. There is no point saying you do not want cars

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and transport or charging people to stay away. That is nonsense. We

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have to make them welcoming and affordable. What would you advise

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be to someone who wanted to get into the retail sector now? If they

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had a great idea to open an independent shop in a city like

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Norwich, Milton Keynes a Ipswich or whenever, what would be the key

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thing you would say? Do your homework, understand your customers.

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Under her -- understand how your customer likes to spend their money

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and then make sure that you park your tank write a there. It will be

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at least three years before I get my money back, so I know I will

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lose money for at least three years. If it could be even longer. We are

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investing in the long term and building a brand. As far as I am

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concerned, being here in Norwich is a key part of that. Thank you very

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much indeed. If you were wondering why it was only men walking around

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that shop, they were from the press. Yes, they were taking photographs.

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The weather is unsettled at the moment. That is because of some

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high pressure that will be with us -- some low pressure that will be

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with us over the next few days to stop the Rame this morning cleared

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away and then there were some pretty sharp showers behind it.

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This is where the showers were about an there a go. -- about an

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hour ago. The first part of the night looks like it will be clear.

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It is later on that it will become increasingly cloudy, with patchy

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rain, particularly in the west and south of the region. That should

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protect us from frost. The lowest temperature overnight should be a

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ride three Celsius. Tomorrow brings us a very cloudy day. There will be

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rain, some of it heavy. Some places may not get above single figures in

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temperature. It will be pretty breezy. It could feel quite chilly

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in the wind. Showery rain in the afternoon. Some of it could be

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heavy. On Thursday, this is where the low pressure is. It is right

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over us. And that is where it will stay for several days, relief for

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the rest of this weekend into the weekend. It looks as though it will

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stay pretty unsettled. There will be showers or spells of rain and it

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will feel pretty cool. There is a risk of some heavy showers for the

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