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Hello and welcome to Look East. In the programme tonight: Did these men

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fear for their lives or were they willing accomplices? The judge sums

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up in the trial of two men who are accused of assisting Peterborough

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serial killer Joanna Dennehy. A life transformed by birdsong. A

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treatment for tinnitus as growing numbers of children are diagnosed.

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Later: No end in sight to the soggy weather. The experts said we will

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have to get used to seems like this. We have had four incidents where

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motorists have driven into floodwater. And how to make your

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debut for England. Saints player Luther Burrell gets off to a

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fantastic start in the Six Nations. First, the words of the judge in the

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trial of two men accused of assisting the Peterborough serial

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killer Joanna Dennehy. Summing up, Mr Justice Spencer told the jury, if

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you believe the men feared for their lives, they should be cleared of any

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wrongdoing. Gary Stretch and Leslie Layton denied being willing

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accomplices during the killing spree last spring when Joanna Dennehy

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murdered three men and tried to kill two more. Our correspondent joins us

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from Cambridge Crown Court. As this case reaches its closing

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stages, this was the day the judge, Mr Justice Spencer, went over the

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details and the evidence for the benefit of the jury. He said, do not

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allow yourselves to be influenced by in motion. You must put aside all

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feelings of sympathy and of prejudice. The judge told the jury

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is, cuatro men and eight women, that the prosecution had sought to prove

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that Gary Stretch and Leslie Layton were willing participants in helping

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Joanna Dennehy in the disposal of the bodies of her three victims

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They were all stabbed in the Hajj during her 10`day killing spree But

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he said the defence case was that the men were acting under duress.

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They say you should not underestimate the evil and malign

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influence of Joanna Dennehy. The judge told the jury as if they

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believed the men were in fear of death or serious harm they could

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claim they were acting under duress and should be found not guilty.

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Would a reasonable person placed in the defenders' situation have been

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driven to act in the way they did? The men have not given evidence in

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their own defence. The victim was' bodies were all found in ditches

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last March. Joanna Dennehy then stabbed two men in random attacks,

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but they survived. Leslie Layton denies perverting the course of

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justice and two counts preventing the lawful burial of two victims.

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The judge said the juror 's had plenty of evidence on Joanna

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Dennehy. He said, she could be charming and pleasant, but there was

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a much darker side to her. She has already admitted three murders and

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two attempted murders and summing up will resume at Cambridge Caravan

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Court tomorrow morning. The jury is expected to go out sometime in the

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afternoon to consider their verdict. `` Cambridge Crown Court. The Labour

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Party has launched an investigation following allegations of vote

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rigging in Luton. It follows growing concern that

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dozens of new Labour members could have been signed up in an attempt to

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influence the outcome of local party elections. It is known as membership

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packing. According to the Luton South MP, Gavin Shuker, he says

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democracy no longer exists in his constituency.

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Headteacher's please and crime commission has been a Labour member

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since the age of 15. Now he is concerned candidates like his deputy

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are not being reselected. He suspects foul play. You can see

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evidence of it. It is the underlying cause behind the two councillors we

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have seen being deselected. My deputy and Councillor Robin Harris,

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the council finance chief. That to me suggests there is something

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amiss. Luton Labour's investigation is underway. Looking for evidence of

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people joining the party to influence elections. Luton's MPs I

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the only two Labour have in the whole of the Eastern region. The

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council is Labour majority. This is an important part of the world for

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the party. Could this be damaging? It is clear membership packing has a

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direct effect on those people who get elected. In some parts of my

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constituency around local government selections, for example, the person

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who gets elected is not the best person necessarily, it is whoever

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has signed up enough members. Others in the party say it sounds like sour

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grapes. In all parties when you have a hotly contested election, when

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rival candidates will get their supporters along to a meeting to

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vote for them, it has happened for years and the people who lose do not

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like losing and they complain about things being undemocratic. That is

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part of the hurly`burly of politics. But it does not stack up

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says Ollie Martins and he hopes the investigation will uncover why

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capable councillors are being deselected.

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Our political reporter has been following this story closely. You

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have spoken to the local party. What did they say? They told me the

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investigation began today and was commissioned by the general

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secretary of the National party It is not clear what he is looking into

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other than these allegations of membership packing. One option open

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to him is to place the constituency into special measures which would

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effectively wrestle control away from the local party and place it in

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the hands of the National party It is not clear whether that would go

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any way to solving the problems This is deeply embarrassing for

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Labour. Absolutely and it has revealed pretty deep and bitter

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wounds in some areas. Some people say it is a serious problem and some

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people say it is not a problem and refute the claims. The regional

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party on Friday said it would be happy with the way the selections

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have been conducted. But that combined with the resignation of

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this very experienced counsellor in charge of the finance budget weeks

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before the budget is due to be revealed is very embarrassing for

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the party and this investigation is not clear whether it will heal those

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wounds. An inquest has begun into the death of a pensioner from

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Northampton killed in a house fire that was started by her son in law.

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75`year`old Mavis Clift died in the fire on New Year's Day in 2008. Her

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son`in`law was charged with murder but died on remand in prison.

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It was a ferocious house fire that took the life of an innocent

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pensioner. Just hours before, 75`year`old Mavis Clift had been

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celebrating the start of 2008 with her family. As they slept her home

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was deliberately set alight. The man responsible was Paul Barber, the

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estranged husband of Mavis's daughter Susan who had moved back in

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with her parents to get away from him. For eight months since their

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split he had harassed and subjected her to abuse. On New Year's Day he

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drove to the house in Northampton and poured petrol through the

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letterbox. After it was ignited the fire spread rapidly, trapping the

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family upstairs. Firefighters found Mavis Clift's body in the bedroom at

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the front of the terraced house Paul Barbara was arrested and

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charged with her murder, but died in March, 2009, at Woodhill prison in

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Milton Keynes while awaiting trial. It later emerged Susan and her

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family had contacted police more than 32 times about his behaviour

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between March and September, 20 7. It is now acknowledged there were

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serious failings in the way the police and other agencies had dealt

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with the case. Today the start of an inquest into the death of Mavis

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Clift the jury were told it is not their job to find people guilty or

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innocent, but to establish how she died and what the circumstances were

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surrounding her death. The hearing is expected to last 25 days.

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A police officer from Stevenage has been given 12 months in prison for

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corruption. 35`year`old Erfan Hussein, an officer with

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Hertfordshire police, stopped speeding drivers and ordered them to

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hand over a fine which he then kept. Assessment of birdsong has

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transformed the lives of a young boy suffering from tonight is.

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11`year`old Leo Bamford from Luton suffered so badly that it kept him

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awake at night. But the treatment from Addenbrooke's Hospital means

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his condition is now improving. Imagine if whenever there was

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silence and you try to concentrate you could hear this.

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It is what 11`year`old Leo suffers from, constant tinnitus. My one is a

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high`pitched sound that continues for a long time. It does not stop.

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When do you hear it? Every time Does it ever go away? No. How does

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that affect you? If I do not get an night's sleep, in the morning I will

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not concentrate. He now relies on this sound box which makes a noise

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at night which masks the ringing in his ears and let him sleep right

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through. You turn the sound up and then you put it onto this. Which

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sound do you use? I use the bird sound. Those who suffer here a

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variety of sounds in the inner ear. For some people it is a ringing for

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some it is a buzzing. It is thought around one in 100 are affected so

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badly it causes them real distress. At the moment there is no known

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cure. Leo drew this picture when he was eight. It helped his doctor

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identified the problem. At Addenbrooke's Hospital they are

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seeing more children with senators. It might be that there are more

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children with the problem, but it might also be there is a greater

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understanding this can be a problem amongst parents and GPs and ear nose

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and throat surgeons and audiologists. Their ICDs and local

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radio stations that play birdsong, but Leo's life has been transformed

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by this device, which gives him something many of us take for

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granted, a good night's sleep. Two people are being treated in hospital

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tonight after a chemical spill at a school in Northampton.

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150 staff and pupils at Greenfields School and Sports College were all

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safely evacuated this morning. Due to the nature of the chemical spill

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we have had the fire brigade, police and ambulance. This is a school for

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people with severe disability, so we have had to get the children home

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which is quite an operation. Tendring District Council and has

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now apologised to his colleagues in a letter.

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Still to come: An amazing debut in the six Nations full Luther Burrell.

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Plus, the remarkable sound of a pianist

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with one hand. The Environment Agency has been

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defending itself today over complaints about its handling of the

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flooding crisis in Somerset. And closer to home, the Agency has

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repeated its assertion that it cannot afford to defend all of the

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areas prone to flooding. As you can see from this weather map, produced

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by The Met Office, parts of Essex have been deluged in recent weeks,

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and today many areas around the river Chelmer are still under flood

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water. So, what can be done here? Alex Dunlop has tonight's special

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report. When a site like this or this

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prompts a weary sigh, you know this is an issue which will not go away

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soon. In Essex, some drivers braved floodwaters. More than half a dozen

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had to be rescued from their vehicles. I would really ask

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motorists, stop and look at water, and think can you get through it?

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The fact you have stopped indicate you probably can't. Turn around and

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go another way. Meanwhile, in Cambridgeshire, this farmer says the

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flood water is threatening to ruin his livelihood and that of others.

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If we get a larger flood or more rain, the site will flood. It is

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just absolutely common sense. The weather has been exceptional. Part

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of the fans have seen three times the average rainfall for January.

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Because of this rapidly changing Atlantic pattern, there is no time

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for the water to drain away, so you end up with one lot of water falling

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on the soil to keep it saturated and the next lot of rain comes through,

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and it can't go anywhere but run straight up into the rivers drains,

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and cause the stress on the water management systems. Long`term

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solutions are planned. This weekend, the Ireland agency showed off a ?28

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million defence scheme for Great Yarmouth. Another is on the cards

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babes which. But today, the agency chairman said there is no bottomless

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purse. We could face a stark choice Dashti protect town or country from

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flooding. How do you decide whether to build fences and where to

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prioritise? Recently, the drive has been around protecting prebuilt

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property, but making those kind of decisions, we are also mindful of

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the commercial benefits defence schemes can bring, not only

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protecting properties but also jobs. Some experts say which is that back

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and take the long view, and it is not good news. Since the last ice

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age, written has actually seesawed so that Scotland has been rising and

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East Anglia has sunk by several millimetres per year. Scotland is

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still rising and East Anglia is still sinking. Is a noticeable in

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our lifetimes? There is a measurable change every year, and that is

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making the local sea level rise and making that more of a problem in

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East Anglia than elsewhere in the country. Ultimately, it is

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politicians who designed where our defences go. They are about to

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announce next year's flood protection budget. The government

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engineers and environmentalists acknowledge that some places may

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have to be sacrificed so that others can be saved.

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A wealthy businessman from Norfolk is being touted tonight as the next

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chairman of the education watchdog Ofsted. The speculation was

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triggered by the removal of the current chairman Sally Morgan. That

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decision, by the Education Secretary Michael Gove, has led to claims of

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cronyism. The first name connected with the vacancy is Theodore Agnew.

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He is the founder of a chain of new academy schools in Norfolk and

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Suffolk and a Tory supporter. He is little highly influential, and

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he founded the Inspiration Trust, which runs seven academy schools

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across Norfolk. Now he is also one of the front runners to become the

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new head of Ofsted. The son of a Norfolk farmer, Mr Agnew was a Tory

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party donor and in 2010, he advised Michael Gove, with whom he is a keen

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supporter. He is a most remarkable man, and he has come into education

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with a real mission to raise educational standards. It is the

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only job he wanted to do in governments, and he is making a

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difference. The Ofsted jobs available because Michael Gove has

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ousted the current occupant, Labour peer Baroness Morgan. She has called

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the decision politically motivated. Like Mr Gove, Mr Agnew is a firm

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believer in the academy system and strong leadership in schools. That

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goes to the heart of the problem. Good leadership in schools is what

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tends them around, and that is what I am absolutely focused on in our

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trust, that we will have really good leaders, and that is what will lift

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the standards. With the prospect of someone so close to government

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heading Ofsted, that has not done down well with teachers, and their

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union said it would oppose his appointment. The appointment of

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someone like Theodore Agnew raises very serious concerns about how

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independent Ofsted will continue to be. There are already concerns about

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how it operates, but to put in someone so closely linked with

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government really does raise questions about whether it cannot

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break effectively in an independent manner. So far, Mr Agnew has not

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commented on the speculation about the Ofsted role, but for many, his

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closeness to Mr Gove and his conservative credentials mean he is

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very much a front runner. Right, let's have a look at the

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sport. If you watched the rugby this weekend, you will know the name of

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Luther Burrell. Yes, the Northampton centre played a starring role in the

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Six Nations epic in Paris. Watching the game for us was Tom Williams.

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Indeed. As debuts go, it was a heartbreaking

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one for Northampton Saints' Luther Burrell, in the Six Nations on

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Saturday. He's received widespread praise helping England launch an

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astonishing comeback from 16`3 down, scoring under the posts, only to be

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cruelly denied as France scored the match`winning try, two minutes from

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time. From cold nights playing for Rotherham at Sedgley Park to an

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England debut in the Calder another Stade de France. Luther Burrell's

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rise to the red Rose has attracted plenty of headlines, but there was

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no room for romance in Paris. The French flair was back. England were

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in trouble. At half`time, it couldn't come soon enough. Luther

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regrouped alongside his team`mates, and within minutes, he was living

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the dream, running under the posts to give England and unlike the

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lead. Few had heard of Luther Burrell when he signed a few years

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ago. He failed to secure a premiership first`team place, and

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had even been loaned out to championship clubs, but the Saints

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thought he was worth something. It proved a wise investment. Watching

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back home, a former team`mate who had watched England beat the French

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during the 90s. He was one of many impressed by his turnaround in

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fortunes. He did what has he has been doing well all season. He took

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the ball, had a great physical presence, did not look fazed at all.

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I have no doubt this will be his only cap. Sadly, the dream was not

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to last. A late change saw him move to the wing, and England took

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advantage of the defensive confusion. It was a cruel and to an

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unforgiving match. We are in that game, we have a few phases together,

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we played well, we made a couple of errors, we didn't go off to the gate

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is the start, but we are very disappointed. On the flip side,

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France were fantastic. They really came at us, and fair play to them

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for getting a try at the end. It just shows you can't shut off before

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80 minutes. A frenetic finish to a memorable match, but an unlucky

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loser. Now to football, and Norwich, along

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with Newcastle, have been charged by the FA for failing to control their

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players during last week's Premier League match. Bradley Johnson and

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Loic Remy were both sent off after a scuffle involving several players.

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Johnson's ban was overturned. The clubs have until 6pm on Wednesday to

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respond to the charge. Now from one scrap to another, and

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City's fight for survival. The bare facts make pretty grim reading. In

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24 league games, Norwich have scored 19 times ` less than a goal a game.

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They've failed to score at all on nine occasions. In the two games

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against Cardiff this season, they've had a whopping 58 shots, scoring

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just once. 27 of those efforts came at Cardiff on Saturday, with Robert

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Snodgrass scoring after just five minutes but in just 80 seconds after

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the break, the home side turned the game on its head.

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just once. 27 of those efforts came at Craig Bellamy with the first.

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Kenwyne Jones made it 2`1. Norwich came agonisingly close to snatching

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a deserved equaliser but defeat means they've slipped to 15th, with

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just one win in nine. Two points clear of the drop zone. I don't

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think you could fall to our efforts in trying to get back in the game

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and think you could fall to our efforts

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in trying to get back in trying to get that equaliser and possibly a

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winner. Their goalkeeper had a good day, but if we make mistakes like we

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did, we have got to be scoring goals, and we are finding that at

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moment. The transfer window might have

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closed but many of our teams with smaller budgets are counting the

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days before the loan window re`opens. MK Dons need a new striker

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after going 324 minutes without a goal. They've lost their last three

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games including Saturday's 1`0 defeat against Tranmere. The

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manager's desperate for more firepower in a bid to make the

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play`offs. Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy praised

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David McGoldrick after he scored the only goal in Saturday's win over

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Bolton. The striker converted a penalty ` his 15th of the season `

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keeping Ipswich in the Championship play`off race.

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And Paula Radcliffe is targeting one final appearance at the London

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Marathon. She's 40 now. The Bedford runner withdrew from the London

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Olympics because of injury but she says she probably only ask her foot

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to do one more marathon, which she hopes might be London next year.

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For more sport go to the website, where there's reaction to Chris

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Wilder's first point as Northampton boss, plus a list of all this week's

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fixtures. Thank you very much. The breakfast

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show on BBC Essex has a new presenter. James Whale has taken

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over from Ray Clark, who's moved to an afternoon slot. He has worked in

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radio and television for 40 years, including spells at LBC and Talk

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Radio. He says he's delighted with his new role at BBC Essex. When you

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come on the breakfast show the day is new. It is a new Day dawning, and

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I get to deliver the latest news, talk to the people who are making

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the news, usually before anyone else, and you will hear them here

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first on BBC Essex. And now, the weather.

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Thank you. It hasn't been a bad day. Plus three times, with the

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winds gusting. But a great deal of sunshine, especially in the east.

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More cloud in the West, as the weather front moves slowly towards

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us, but it still has a way to go. We start fine and dry with some clear

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spells, but eventually that pushes in from the West. Most of it light

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and patchy, though we cannot rule out the odd heavy burst. Behind

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that, dry skies with some clear spells, and under the clear skies,

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the lowest temperatures later on in the night towards dawn, possibly

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down to two Celsius or even lower in some spots. The potential for icy

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patches for some of us and a bit of frost, but not everywhere. The rain

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perhaps holds on until first light. Then tomorrow, the weather front

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pulls away, taking the last of the rain with it. There's the area of

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low pressure brings some wet and windy weather. More about that in a

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minute, but tomorrow, the between two systems, and not a bad day.

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Largely fine and dry. We are likely to see a few showers moving

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through, but for most of us a dry day with some brightness and

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sunshine at times. Temperatures not doing too badly, up to around eight

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Celsius in some places, that is 46 Fahrenheit, so close, it not above

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average for the time of year. We start with light winds, but by the

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afternoon, a moderate to fresh southerly, so quite blustery

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afternoon. Any showers will rattle through quite quickly in the second

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half of the day. We finished largely fine and dry, give or take one or

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two showers. But Tuesday night, later on, and into Wednesday

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morning, we expect some wet and windy weather to arrive. The winds

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are strong, perhaps gale force at time around the coast, with gusts of

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around 50 miles an hour. That the moment, the strongest winds are

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expected during the early hours of Wednesday morning and afternoon.

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Wednesday of self, as well as the wind I mentioned and rain, it is

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likely to be heavier, and Babs Jaya slots before some more heavy rain

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later in the day. A pretty awful day, and one we are watching. More

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details tomorrow. Hopefully by Thursday, that really wet and windy

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weather will be out of the way. A quieter day, still quite blustery,

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but the Windies is to a moderate fresh south`westerly, and Thursday

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is looking largely fine and dry with just a scattering of showers. Friday

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is looking dry, lighter winds still, although we are watching an area of

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low pressure at the moment. It should stay to the south, keeping

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the rain there. We will keep you posted. Thank you very much.

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Before we go, a quick mention about tonight's Inside Out.

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It features a remarkable musician called Nicholas McCarthy from

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Colchester. Nicholas is a very gifted pianist, even though he only

:26:39.:26:39.

has one hand. called Nicholas McCarthy from

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Colchester. Nicholas is You can see Inside Out at 7:30. We will leave

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you now with Nicholas and a piece by Scriabin. From all of us, good

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night. Goodbye. Why are you staring at me? Just

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wonder how things grow and grow Why are you staring at me? Just

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wonder how things grow and grow Yeah, well, mummies and daddies

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do argue sometimes. Did you hear any other words?

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Pillock and another word. Can you please stop doing this

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OK, you can put me down.

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