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Coming up on the programme tonight: The surface of the planet Mars.

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Hello. First tonight, how our police forces are leading the way when it

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comes to tackling domestic violence. A report by Her Majesty's

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Inspectorate of Constabularx found that, nationally, the response to

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domestic violence was "not good enough". In some places victims were

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"put at unnecessary risk". Here though, the picture is better.

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"put at unnecessary risk". Here, though, the picture is bettdr. All

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three forces were praised for making domestic abuse a priority. @nd the

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domestic abuse a priority. And the inspectors said Essex, which has

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been heavily criticised in the past, now had a very different approach.

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But there's still room for improvement, as Debbie Tubbx

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reports. For 12 years, Ruth suffered at the

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hands of her husband ` beatdn with For 12 years, Ruth suffered at the

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hands of her husband ` beaten with a hands of her husband ` beatdn with a

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rolling pin, hit with bottles... rolling pin, hit with bottlds..

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Saved by her six`year`old daughter. Saved by her six`year`old daughter.

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She used to hide behind the door and watch, so you can never

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underestimate children. They watch, so you can never

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underestimate children. Thex absorb underestimate children. Thex absorb

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so much. She was the one who was brave enough to dial 999 and say it

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was wrong. It shouldn't havd brave enough to dial 999 and say it

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was wrong. It shouldn't have been was wrong. It shouldn't have been

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happened. Maria Stubbings, Jeanette Goodwin, Chrissie Chambers `nd her

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Goodwin, Chrissie Chambers and her daughter Shania were all killed by

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abusive partners. They were all high profile cases in Essex. Now,

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domestic abuse advisers go to hospitals in order to spot those too

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scared to speak out. Officers also wear video cameras to record at the

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victim's house. Last year, Essex victim's house. Last year, Dssex

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Police dealt with almost 8,900 Police dealt with almost 8,900

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domestic`related crimes. Today's report says it has made significant

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improvements, but the service provided to some victims remains

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provided to some victims relains fragmented and patchy. I'm

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encouraged by the findings but I've been doing this job a very long time

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and there is no room for complacency. Positive steps have

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been taken and hopefully that been taken and hopefully that

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continues. Last year, Norfolk Police dealt with almost 3,300

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domestic`related crimes. Among today's recommendations, it should

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analyse the training available for officers and staff about a crime

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which the force insists it takes seriously. It's insidious in nature.

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It evades all parts of society. seriously. It's insidious in nature.

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It evades all parts of socidty. It's It evades all parts of socidty. It's

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alive in Norfolk but we want to reduce its impact as much as we can.

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Last year, Suffolk Police ddalt with Last year, Suffolk Police dealt with

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almost 2,900 cases. Among the recommendations, it needs to

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increase the number of advisers dealing with those abused. Ht is

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vital that I make sure these vital that I make sure these

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constabularies are equipped and resourced to deal with this awful

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problem. There will be better problem. There will be bettdr

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training. There's always room for improvement. All three police forces

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have been told they have room for improvement. They are changds

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have been told they have room for improvement. They are changes which

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improvement. They are changds which could mean the difference between

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could mean the difference bdtween life and death. It's the scariest

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life and death. It's the sc`riest thing, to leave. The hardest thing.

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But it's worth it. You get out the other side and you become empowered.

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other side and you become elpowered. Well, as you heard, Essex Police was

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praised for having changed its praised for having changed hts

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approach to domestic violence in the past year. Earlier the Chief

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Constable, Stephen Kavanagh, told me what the force had done.

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I think what Essex Police has tried to do is open the door ` both to

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partners and other groups who previously may have been crhtical of

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policing. Whether you're a victim or an informed group, come and talk to

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us about what we need to be doing better. While we're listening to

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those groups, we're also looking at technology and we're being demanding

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in our partnerships. Thankftlly in our partnerships. Thankfully,

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now, the county is sharing information in a way that's never

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even been dreamt of before. But I think the report highlights that

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we've still got a long way to go. There's no room for complacdncy The

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report does say that the service is still rather fragmented and patchy `

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that some victims are still not getting the quality of servhce they

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deserve. Why is that? What we've had to do is focus on the high risk

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cases initially. We've put ` lot of effort into making sure that over

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1,400 cases have had information 1,400 cases have had inform`tion

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shared across the county. We created a new domestic crime unit in

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Basildon and Southend. You'll notice from the report that the

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call`handlers people now ring in to actually identify vulnerabilities.

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They're properly trained. The officers get complimented on their

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ability to identify the needs of victims and the needs of children.

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So if you're watching tonight and you are suffering domestic `buse,

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Essex is in a better place to support you and we can work with

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partners to make sure you're support you and we can work with

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partners to make sure you'rd safe. partners to make sure you're safe.

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You've also employed some kind of profiling of both victims and

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perpetrators. You're taking a more pro`active approach before something

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actually happens? Just before Christmas we had what was c`lled

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Operation Goodwill. We profhled according to the gravity of offences

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and the frequency. We used `n and the frequency. We used an

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academic model. We identified the 50 worst offenders for domestic abuse.

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My officers called on them and My officers called on them `nd

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explained in no uncertain terms that if they were going to continue with

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domestic abuse behaviour ovdr domestic abuse behaviour over

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Christmas, we'd make sure they spent Christmas in prison. We went to see

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the victims as well and we talked to them about how we would support

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them. We gave them contact numbers. We wanted to make sure they felt

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safe over Christmas. We've seen the body`worn cameras that your police

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wear. What kind of difference does that make as far as prosecutions are

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concerned? We have an excellent relationship with the Crown

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Prosecution Service. They'rd working really hard to get prosecutions

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where victims don't feel able to come forward or give statemdnts

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come forward or give statements. These cameras are able to c`pture

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These cameras are able to capture the trauma and the distress of

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victims ` the tears, the blood, the broken furniture, the crying

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children and arrogant nature broken furniture, the crying

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children and arrogant naturd of broken furniture, the crying

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children and arrogant nature of some perpetrators ` all in a way an

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officer's statement could ndver officer's statement could never

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quite capture. I think this HMI report is overdue. We need to start

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sharing things quickly. At the heart of this, policing has got to do more

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in partnership to make sure the victims of domestic abuse are better

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protected. If you've been affected by this

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report, you can call the National Domestic Abuse Hotline on 0808 2000

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247. Students who helped at the scene of

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an accident on the A47 where three people died have been praisdd

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an accident on the A47 wherd three people died have been praised for

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people died have been praisdd for their actions. The group from the

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East Norfolk Sixth Form centre were heading to Derbyshire for a field

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trip yesterday when the crash happened right in front of them at

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East Winch. 63 people have died on A47 in the last nine years `nd this

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accident has fuelled calls for the road to be dualled. This report does

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contain flashing lights. Thhs was contain flashing lights. This was

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the aftermath of the tragedx. contain flashing lights. Thhs was

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the aftermath of the tragedy. It the aftermath of the tragedx. It

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happened outside the Carpenters Arms pub, as the car travelling towards

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King's Lynn collided head on with the lorry. It happened really

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quickly. Seeing the accident was horrible. These students were

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directly behind the accident, in a minibus heading to the Peak

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District. They're studying Public Service, and all aspire to join the

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emergency services or armed forces. They've looked, in theory, `t

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They've looked, in theory, at responding to a major inciddnt.

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responding to a major incident. Yesterday, they came face to face

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with the real thing. Obviously you have the adrenaline. It's h`rd to

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think, but we thought on our feet. We got out and tried to savd some

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lives. There were 12 students, aged 17 to 19, and three teachers. Two of

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the people in the car were already the people in the car were already

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dead. The third was in the back so they helped him to safety.

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Tragically, he died a short while later. The lorry was pouring out

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petrol. We thought, if this catches fire we're going to have a lot more

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casualties. We got the guy out of the back, who was conscious at the

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time. We tried to save his life but unfortunately we didn't. We thought

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he would survive but he didn't. It was really sad. Incredible, really.

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No`one knows how they would react. Some would run away. They are a

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credit to themselves. This was a compassionate act but they responded

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courageously. The victims were named today. They lived near Rochdale.

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They were a close family unit. We're devastated. The crash has

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intensified lobbying to upgrade the A47. In a statement today, it was

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A47. In a statement today, ht was said...

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The way to solve the A47 is to dual the entire road. Nothing is more

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dangerous than having one dual dangerous than having one dtal

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carriageway then going on to a single stretch of road. The campaign

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is one thing but for the students today the priority was counselling.

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They'd been called heroic btt they They'd been called heroic btt they

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said they acted on instinct. The police have released film of a

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man they think has been strhpping valuables from churches in Essex. He

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was spotted on CCTV smashing open a collection box in Abberton church

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near Colchester. An 18`inch statue and a bronze bell were also taken.

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He was filmed at the church last month. But there have since been

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similar thefts at other churches between there and Chelmsford.

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A transport company in Essex has pledged to make it easier for blind

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passengers to use its buses. FirstBus is among the first to sign

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up to a new charter drawn up by the Royal National Institute for the

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Blind. Today, the Minister for Transport visited the company's

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depot in Chelmsford. Natalie is partially sighted and

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relies on the bus to get around, but using public transport can be

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daunting if you can't see. Getting a bus to stop is tricky enough. I

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can't see a bus until it's right on top of me ` in the past I've

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can't see a bus until it's right on top of me ` in the past I'vd hailed

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down a fire engine and a post van. It's great fun when the firemen

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down a fire engine and a post van. It's great fun when the firdmen stop

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for me, but it's not a bus! Today, Sue and her guide dog Leila were

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passengers on this bus in Chelmsford. Meanwhile, some in the

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industry accept that in the past more could have been done to help

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blind and partially sighted passengers. I think in the past ..

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passengers. I think in the past... Not just blind or partially sighted

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people, it could go over a span of disabilities... We didn't put enough

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disabilities... We didn't ptt enough emphasis on things like training.

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Our staff want to help. By wearing special glasses, the Ministdr of

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special glasses, the Minister of State for Transport ` Barondss

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State for Transport ` Baroness Kramer ` found out how diffhcult

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Kramer ` found out how difficult buses can be for the blind. But

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she's pleased FirstBus has signed up to an RNIB charter, setting out what

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drivers can do to help. Somdthing drivers can do to help. Something

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like telling a person who h`s a like telling a person who has a

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visual impairment what the number of the bus is and where it's going can

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be a massive help. It's simple awareness. It's hoped more bus

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companies will now sign up to the RNIB charter.

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Still to come on the programme Still to come on the progralme

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tonight: We're school reporters from Longsands Academy in St Neots. We've

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been finding out how the we`ther been finding out how the we`ther

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forecast is put together and presented. Our film is coming up,

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and we'll be back later in the programme to take part in a weather

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forecast itself with Alex! Magic!

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We got a look at a little bit Magic!

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We got a look at a little bht planet We got a look at a little bht planet

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Mars today in Hertfordshire. Airbus Defence and Space has offichally

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Defence and Space has officially opened a new testing area. Ht's

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opened a new testing area. It's being used to trial the ExoLars

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rover vehicle which is built in Stevenage. All being well, it's due

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Stevenage. All being well, ht's due to land on Mars in 2018.

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It doesn't look much from the outside, and indeed this big shed in

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Stevenage used to be a supermarket warehouse. Inside, you're

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transported to the surface of the planet Mars. It's meant to be

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exactly like Mars. The rocks are like Mars. Even the sand! This is a

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prototype of the Mars Rover. He's prototype of the Mars Rover. He's

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called Brian. The Mars Yard ` as it's being called ` is his new home.

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This latest extension is state of the art. We've rebuilt completely.

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It replicates the conditions the Rover will see on Mars ` thd

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Rover will see on Mars ` the obstacles, the sand... We c`n

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Rover will see on Mars ` thd obstacles, the sand... We can test

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obstacles, the sand... We c`n test it out! The Mars Yard was opened

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today by Business Secretary Vince Cable and the top man from the

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European Space Agency. Space industry is big business ` ?9

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billion and 30,000 jobs in the UK alone. 1,000 of those jobs will be

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here. But what's it actuallx going to do when it gets there? We're

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looking for signs of life. We have a drill mounted on the front of the

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Rover. It will take samples from two metres below the surface. We'll

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metres below the surface. Wd'll bring them up and analyse them on

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board. The Rover will be powered by solar panels. It will have cameras

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enabling it to see in 3D and travel at two centimetres a second.

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Politicians are hoping it mhght at two centimetres a second.

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Politicians are hoping it might help Politicians are hoping it might help

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inspire a generation. Britahn Politicians are hoping it mhght help

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inspire a generation. Britain needs inspire a generation. Britahn needs

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more scientists and engineers. We need to get young people excited.

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AirBus are now constructing a new facility to build the Rover in. If

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all goes to plan, it will land on all goes to plan, it will land on

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Mars in 2018. Nothing tastes quite as good as food

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in season. Soon, the first tender new potatoes will be in the shops,

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followed by a favourite: punnets of sweet English strawberries. Trouble

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is, you have to grab them while you can. Imported strawberries never

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taste as good or as sweet. But now a major producer based in Essdx

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taste as good or as sweet. But now a major producer based in Essex is

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major producer based in Essdx is turning to technology to produce one

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of our favourites... Out of season. Strawberries... As far as the eye

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can see. They produce 250,000 every year. The season lasts

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seven`and`a`half months. A Disco lights, almost! This is a project

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with LEDs. It demonstrates how early the crop can be brought forward.

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They're at least a week earlier than this area with no lights. The

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nursery often has to throw away nursery often has to throw away

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?100,000 worth of strawberrhes. nursery often has to throw `way

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?100,000 worth of strawberries. But ?100,000 worth of strawberries. But

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the LED is helping. And the LED lighting is used. It consumes much

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less electricity than normal lighting. We give these plans

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everything they need. `` pl`nts everything they need. `` pl`nts

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Plenty of CO2. Everything that they need. And the lights to boot?

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Definitely. The signs are promising. Particularly on fridge numbdrs and

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other things. Let's see what these alike. `` are like. Gorgeous!

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It's 100 days to go until the Tour de France ` the World's most famous

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bike race. It starts in Yorkshire. The next day it travels down to

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Cambridge for stage three. Ht also Cambridge for stage three. It also

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passes through Essex before finishing in London. Our Sports

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Editor Jonathan Park has bedn Editor Jonathan Park has been

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assessing the impact the race will have in our region. The Cambridge

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cycling club are always on their bikes. Today, there was thunder and

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lightning. I am really excited about it. It has been a big event for me

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every year. I watch it on television so to see it live will be f`ntastic.

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so to see it live will be fantastic. Tens of thousands are expected and

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it will be good news for businesses like this nearby hotel. But is there

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a lack of promotion? It is only 100 days away but the others not seem to

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be much information. No banners and so on. Businesses are not giving us

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the extra information. Things like road closures. Yorkshire provided

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the fireworks and most of the ? 0 the fireworks and most of the ?10

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million needed to pay for the Tour de France. Since the negotiation

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de France. Since the negoti`tion with the Tour de France organisers

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it has been over two years. 26 and a half miles from the start, the

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cyclists will arrive here. It will cyclists will arrive here. Ht will

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be a busy place on July seven. I don't know what we're going to do

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with all of these people here. But not many people have come down to

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speak to us. You are the first. The Lord, this place is offering people

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a refuge. It is great for the village. We want to help people

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People have a lot of interest. Whether you are ACE is cyclhsts or

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Julius, the Tour de France is coming Julius, the Tour de France hs coming

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soon. Today, right across the BBC,

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students have been taking p`rt Today, right across the BBC,

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students have been taking part in students have been taking p`rt in

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School Report day. It's a chance for young people to get experience of

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what working in television news is like. The theme this year is the

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weather. We opened up our ndwsroom weather. We opened up our newsroom

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to Joseph, Benedict, Becky `nd to Joseph, Benedict, Becky `nd

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Bronte. Here's what happened. Hi, we're from Longsands Academx

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Bronte. Here's what happened. Hi, we're from Longsands Academy in St

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we're from Longsands Academx in St Neots. We're here for the BBC's

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School Report. Come with us and see just how they make the weather. We

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have to be very quiet in here. This is the gallery, and we're w`tching

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is the gallery, and we're watching the lunchtime weather bulletin with

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Alex Dolan. A lot of people wonder what I can see when I'm doing the

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weather. There's a big scredn behind weather. There's a big scredn behind

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me. What happens if you can't hear the gallery? That's when our floor

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manager comes in. She gives me hand signals so I know how long I've

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manager comes in. She gives me hand signals so I know how long H've got.

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Most TV presenters use an autocue Most TV presenters use an attocue

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but weather presenters have to remember it all in their head. Stand

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about there... It's harder than it looks. It was finally time for us to

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have a go! We'll see some patchy fog. The day will be overcast with

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some scattered showers. Sattrday some scattered showers. Saturday

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will see some showers. What do you worry about the most? Peopld's

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worry about the most? People's livelihoods depend on the wdather

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livelihoods depend on the weather being accurate! I even dreal about

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the weather! I dreamt it was going to snow but thankfully it was sunny!

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Before preparing her forecast, Alex hooks up with The Met Office to

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Before preparing her forecast, Alex hooks up with The Met Officd to get

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hooks up with The Met Office to get the latest information. That's my

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image and I've got a radar here as well. It shows me if there's any

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rain. It's an improving picture this afteroon. So now we know how it's

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afteroon. So now we know how it s done, we'll never watch the weather

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the same way again. This has been Longsands Academy for BBC School

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Report! Have a look at this ` we've got an

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all singing, all dancing we`ther all singing, all dancing weather

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forecast tonight. Here's Benedict to start us off. Thank you. People

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start with weather pictures. `` We will start. Over to Alex with the

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weather. Thank you very much. The weather has been quite grim today.

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Some of the showers have banded together to give us long spdlls of

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together to give us long spells of rain. Eight or nine degrees. It has

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felt quite better. `` bitter. There will be more heavy downpours this

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evening. It depends regular. `` where you live. By the end of the

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night, it is looking quite dry. There will be some clear spells but

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temperatures should not drop too low. We should be free of any frost.

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Tomorrow, this is the pressure Tomorrow, this is the presstre

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pattern. We have got a weather front reading slowly from the North West

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and it might bring a shoe spots of rain. For much of the morning will

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be cloudy. There is a better prospect of seeing something a

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little bit brighter in the afternoon. If that is sunshine then

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afternoon. If that is sunshhne then it will fuel a little warmer. Around

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12 Celsius. `` feel a little it will fuel a little warmer. Around

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12 Celsius. `` feel a littld warmer. 12 Celsius. `` feel a little warmer.

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The afternoon is not looking too bad. Hopefully some of us will see

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bad. Hopefully some of us whll see some sunshine. It is all change and

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that is a real difference and things. There will be a lot of warm

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air coming in from the continent. things. There will be a lot of warm

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air coming in from the conthnent. By air coming in from the continent. By

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the time we get to the weekdnd it the time we get to the weekend it

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will be much warmer. Saturd`y is will be much warmer. Saturd`y is

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looking quite good. It will certainly be feeling warmer. On

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Sunday, temperatures of arotnd certainly be feeling warmer. On

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Sunday, temperatures of around 16 Sunday, temperatures of arotnd 6

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degrees but it will be cloudy at times. Showers overnight on Sunday

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into Monday. Over two joseph. Thank you. It is 1012 millibars. Thank

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you. That is amazing. You cannot you. That is amazing. You c`nnot

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teach that. Did you enjoy it? It was great. I was nervous but re`lly

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great. I was nervous but really enjoyed it. Well done. In tdn years

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enjoyed it. Well done. In ten years time you will be doing it for a

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living. Goodbye.

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