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you can head to our website. Now on BBC One we join

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On Look East tonight, yes, we are ready for the world 's wrotd biggest

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sporting event. Cambridge promises passion and pothole free ro`ds as

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the Tour de France boss visht the city.

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The eight miles of railway which promise to regenerate offenders

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We will be here later in thd programme. The Chief Constable

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fighting in London gangs who come to this region to peddle class a drugs.

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And plans to fight the declhne of the swift, the bird that signals the

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start of the summer. Hello. First night, the Tour de

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France is on its way, and this region will be ready. That was the

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message to the head of the world's biggest bike race, who visited

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Cambridge today. Christian Prudhomme wanted to see for himself how the

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city is preparing for the bhg day. The race, on seven July, will see

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200 of the world's top cyclhsts travel from Cambridgeshire hnto

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Essex and then on to London. We will hear from Mr Prudhomme in a moment

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but first this report from Like Cartwright.

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The race will be burned into the region of this `` the mind of this

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region. It has been chosen by him, Christian Prudhomme, to host a

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sporting spectacle. It was hn January last year that we wdre first

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able to boast that the Tour de France was coming here. In October

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we first found out the routd and in the last couple of days we have a

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tangible `` tangible mark where it is going to start. This is the last

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of three stages of the start of the tour. It will wind its way through a

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six, into Chelmsford, passed Harlow, finishing in London. Cycling

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superstar is flying through villages like flinching field in Essdx.

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Residents have noticed before the Tour de France rivals something else

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has gone. There has been a lot of talk about

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potholes but they closed thd village and resurfaced the road. Up the hill

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there are a few more holes but they are filling them in. The ro`ds are

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looking beautiful and it re`lly is going to be a showpiece for the

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country so we are very proud. This is known as the prettiest vhllage in

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Essex so it is right but it should come through it. Fireworks

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celebrated the Tour de France's coming in Yorkshire. Some are asking

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what the sign has not been done down south. We will see coverage on the

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route but also various perh`ps not on the key route which will be

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frequented by visitors. It hs as much about telling people it is

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coming as celebrating and wdlcoming it. In July they will line tp, the

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biggest bike race on the pl`net ` right here on our region.

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So what were Christian Prudhomme's first impressions of Cambridge?

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Well, earlier today I got the chance to ask him.

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People tell me Cambridge was not a city upcycling and the first time

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ever I had a foot in Cambridge eyesore there are bicycles

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everywhere and I am sure thdre will be huge crowds here. Are yot

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confident that there will bd because I have to say, walking around the

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city myself, there is not a lot of promotion going on about thd Tour de

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France coming to Cambridge. I am sure there will be huge crowds on

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the 7th of July. It is the same in France two weeks before the World

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Cup of soccer, everybody sahd there would be nobody and there wdre many,

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many people. I imagine it whll be important to Cambridge as wdll to

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host the start of stage thrde of the Tour de France because it is

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broadcast in 190 countries `cross the world and the best riders of the

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world will be there on the 7th of July. The route follows a vdry

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picturesque way through the city. That must throw up some big

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logistical problems as well. We are at the start of the stage, the first

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kilometres for the riders are behind my red car so it is only 20, it is

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only 20, to spur our and thdy can go almost everywhere. `` 20 kilometres

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per hour. Everybody is talkhng about potholes. Are you worried about

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potholes on the Cambridge are part of the route? You know, my

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colleagues from the company I belong to wanted many times to comd to

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Cambridge and go through thd routes and they said there was no

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particular problem. The word legacy is used a lot when you talk about

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major sporting events. I wonder what you hope , or think, should be the

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legacy for Cambridge? I am convinced in future there will be mord and

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more people their bikes, a little bit thanks to the Tour de France.

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Christian Prudhomme talking to me earlier. A new report out today says

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plans to reopen the railway line to Wisbech are financially viable. Just

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eight miles of track would need to be re`laid between Wisbech `nd

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March, meaning trains could then continue through to Ely and then on

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to Cambridge. The report saxs reopening railway would help to

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regenerate the town. No wonder out of `` the trahn out of

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Liverpool Street is crowded. In 1963 carriages to Wisbech were p`cked

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with seasonal workers but fhve years later the line was shut. Many have

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long believed that contributed to the town falling on hard tiles and

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getting trains rolling would boost surrounding areas. Campaigndrs argue

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reconnecting this line to the EEG to Peterborough track could halve many

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journey times and Cambridge could be reached in 40 minutes and local

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companies could use it to transport freight. Today county counchl

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financial report with some hard statistics has been publishdd,

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showing that although the lhne could cost up to ?75 million to rdopen the

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wider economic benefits for a scheme with a station at Wisbech could

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reach ?81 million. We have two explore how could `` how we can find

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the funding for that but thhs study is a big step forward. Supporters

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argue a reopened railway cotld boost Cambridge's growth and Wisbdch could

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become an important housing market for those workers priced out of the

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city. That is, if the line hs reopened.

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A short while ago I spoke to the MP for North East Cambridgeshire,

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Stephen Barclay, who told md how the plans would help spread the wealth

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of Cambridge. If you look at average housd prices,

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the average price in Wisbech is around ?130,000, whereas in

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Cambridge it is ?350,000. At a time when many young people are

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struggling to get on the hotsing ladder there is a good opportunity

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to connect jobs and growth hn Cambridge, which is extremely

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positive, and build on the city deal signed by the Deputy PM last week,

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and spread that prosperity lore throughout the county and connect it

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with the housing and qualitx`of`life potential that the Cambridgd Fens

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have two offer. If this is such a great idea, why haven't we done this

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before? It has been talked `bout a decade this is the first tile we

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have had a definitive study looking at the wider economic benefhts as

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opposed to just the benefit of connecting Wisbech to March. What

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about value for money? Sitthng on the Public Accounts Committde you

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would expect me to look at that in detail and what is clear is that for

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every ?1 spent we will get ?3 worth of benefits so there is a strong

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value for money case. When could work" `` `` when could work" `` ``

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work begin? 2016 is the timdscale we are talking about.

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This region was "dropped in it" by the Local Government Secret`ry

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because he took so long to lake a decision over the waste inchnerator

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in King's Lynn. The claim w`s made today in an exclusive interview with

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Look East by Derek Murphy, the former leader of Norfolk Cotnty

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Council. He has been speaking to our political correspondent, Andrew

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Sinclair. At County Hall they have st`rted the

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process of working out how to find savings to cover the expect that ?30

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million bill for withdrawing from the contract. Watching from a

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distance with a bit of symp`thy the former council leader. Derek Murphy

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still believes the incinerator was a good idea but accepts it had become

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financially unviable. The blame he says, lies with Eric pickles for not

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granting planning permission early enough. It would have been nice if

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he was more open and upfront because this is an important objecthve for

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Norfolk involving a huge amount of money. Both of the `` both the

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opponents and supporters wanted a decision. The Conservative Local

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Government Secretary has dropped you in it. In `` at the moment xou could

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argue that, absolutely. Manx of his Conservative colleagues dis`gree.

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They say that the scheme represented value for money. Derek Murphy was

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the main cheerleader for thd exhilarated but he says

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behind`the`scenes had concerns. `` for the incinerator. He said 60 000

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people opposed the plans and that should have been taken into account.

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It was a cardinal error, we did not put forward a very, very good case

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for the people in the local area to look at the merits. You werd in

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charge of the Council, surely if you were not happy with the way things

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were, if you needed longer to engage with people, you should havd said,

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look, folks, we need to takd longer over this. I wanted to go down that

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route. I met with a whole r`ft of officers regarding this project and

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they told me any delay would cost the council literally hundrdds upon

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hundreds of thousands of potnds The Department for local governlent said

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today, until the developers formally pull out the issue is still live and

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Eric pickles needs time to lake his decision but many people sthll

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believe he has questions to answer. A new ?10 million link road opened

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in Huntington today. The rotte is only half a kilometre long but it

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bypasses the town's ring ro`d, linking the north of the town

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directly with Hinchingbrookd Hospital and the railway st`tion.

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It is a tiny stretch of road just half a climate along but it will

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have a huge impact. `` half a kilometre. Motorists no longer have

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to drive all the way round the ring road. You would find 99% were

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against the ring road. It is so congested so much of the tile, so

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many people will be pleased that there will be less traffic `nd it

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will be quieter for everybody. It is quite a good short cut rathdr than

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going all the way round so ht should make the difference. I think it will

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help because if you go to hospital there are a lot of cues arotnd peak

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times so we are hoping it whll keep the flow going. Today dignitaries

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gathered to open the road officially and within minutes the fencds were

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removed and the first traffhc was allowed through. On adjacent land

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there are plans for new bushness facilities, homes and shops. It is

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hoped that shoppers can be tempted away from Peterborough and

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Cambridge. We have two very large conurbations to the north and south

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of us and around ?60 million is spent outside of Huntingdon, it

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creates jobs and prosperity and that has to be good for the local

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populace. Work on the retail centre will begin later this year.

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There has been a major fire `` investigations have continudd today

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at the sight of a major fird at an industrial estate in Wellingborough.

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is closing. It says it can't afford to meet the requirements of the

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education watchdog, industrial estate in Wellingborough.

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Engineers have also been assessing whether the building is strtcturally

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sound following the devastating blaze which broke out at thd

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recycling company on Friday morning. Officers from Northamptonshhre Fire

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and Rescue will remain at the site for the next few days.

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come: The rise in cases of scarlet fever. And the board that hdralds

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the start of summer. Why thd Swift is in decline.

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One of our Chief Constables was out at dawn this morning raiding the

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homes of suspected drug dealers Douglas Paxton heads the force in

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Suffolk, where they're targdting gangs from London supplying heroin

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and crack cocaine. 19 people were arrested in Hpswich

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and London. It highlights a big problem for many of our polhce

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forces ` big city gangs comhng into this region to sell their drugs

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This report from Kevin Burch. It's just after 7:00am and the raids

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are underway. This door is held firm but police officers, with their

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chief constable in tow, cre`ted their own cat flap. It's a

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one`bedroom flat. Inside, two people are detained. The process is called

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dynamic entry. Tucked insidd the front door is this, making ht

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obvious why speed and surprhse are critical. It can be typical. It is

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obvious why the reason is there but we have made it safe. It is what we

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are here for. We have dealt with the situation positively today. The

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morning briefing started just after 6:00AM. The teams were told where

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they were heading and who they would be after. Securing evidence,

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critical. Seizing mobile phones vital, not least to prevent

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tip`offs. Then they were on the move to four locations including the

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flat. There, specially trained dogs searched for drugs and police

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uncovered a second potential weapon. There is nothing to say the people

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intended to use this articld against police but they would not

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necessarily know who was entering their property this morning. But we

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have to all have an opinion of the supply of illegal drugs within our

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communities. This is the sort of thing that comes with that

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marketplace. This enquiry is called Operation Furniture. It has seen

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police in Suffolk working closely with the Met. As they delve deep

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into the dealing links betwden Ipswich and London. The drugs trail

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has led them, invariably, to the capital. Tackling Class A drugs is a

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priority. They are all fighting similar battles on their own turf.

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As well as enforcement, it hs about making sure that local drug users

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get the help they need to khck the habit. We have a growing nulber of

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people in recovery supporting each other and people who are st`rting

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their own journeys. This kind of mutual support is very important for

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the community. While the public will not see some of the activitx we do,

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we must give them the confidence that we are taking action on the

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information that they give to us. He says that when it comes to hard

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drugs, Suffolk is no soft touch Choose to deal and you will be dealt

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with. The police will come knocking. Schools and nurseries across the

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region are having to take hdalth precautions against the sprdad of

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scarlet fever. The number of cases is rising to the highest level since

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records began in 1982. It mostly affects young children and

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it can cause fever, sickness and a rash. In the days before

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antibiotics, it could be fatal. In this region, 259 children wdre

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diagnosed with scarlet fever in the first three months of this xear 100

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more than last year. This from our Chief Reporter Kim Riley.

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More than 130 under`fives go to the Birch Farm Nursery in mid Stffolk.

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It has recently had two casds of scarlet fever. Three`year`old

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Freddie was first diagnosed with chickenpox two months ago bdfore

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scarlet fever was confirmed. He had to stay away from everybody. I had

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him locked upstairs for thrde days while he was on antibiotics. He was

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quite poorly and, as you can see, here's an active little boy. For him

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to be in bed not eating or drinking, just sleeping, is quite worrying.

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Scarlet fever is contagious. There is antibacterial gel in every room

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and they follow official guhdelines to the letter. It can be contagious

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before the rash appears so xou may well have a child on site who you

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don't realise is already ill. That does mean that germs are already

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actually processing for a couple of days, which can make it difficult to

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manage things like that. My staff go around on a daily basis and spray

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sanitising spray on the toys. The health protection team is monitoring

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the spike in cases. There is no reason to be alarmed or panhcked at

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this stage. The treatment is a ten`day course of antibiotics. Often

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what happens is when childrdn take their first or second doors, they

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start to become well. Some parents think you can discontinue the

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treatment after that, but this is not true. You should complete the

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course to completely get rid of the infection. Freddie is back to his

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old self. Advice to parents is to see your GP or contact NHS 011 as

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soon as possible. As a child, Jess French was very

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keen on bugs. Her father collected exotic insects and passed hhs

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passion onto his daughter. She went on to become a zoologist. Now Jess,

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from Norwich, is trying to do the same thing for other kids. She'll

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soon be presenting a new programme on CBeebies about so called

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minibeasts. She came into the studio ` with some slimy friends ` to tell

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me more. When I was younger I used to go to

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the woods with my dad every weekend. We would pick up stones and he would

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teach me about what was there and we would look at the different animals.

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I just find them amazing. They are weird and wonderful and I think

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they're quite cute. Cute is not necessarily the word I would use!

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But tell me something I would love about them. What's not to love? They

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are gorgeous! LAUGHTER

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In the show, we did a reallx cool shot with them which I had never

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seen before. We had a glass cage and we made a cabbage soup that snails

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love ` it is their delicacy ` and they climbed up the side of the cage

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and we saw rows of teeth. The way they ate it was amazing. In the

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show, there are shots of thd different species, close`up. They're

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fascinating. They are kind of like monsters. You talk about monsters.

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They are now called 'minibe`sts . In my day they were 'creepy cr`wlies'.

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Is this a kind of re`branding to get us to like them more? I think

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'creepy crawlies' is a bit lean They are wonderful. It is wdird

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because it was mums and the older generation that were frightdned of

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things and it seemed to be that the kids would look at them and think

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they were amazing and cool. Then the mums and dads would tell thdm not to

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touch them because they werd dirty and dangerous. You say we'rd too

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protective of our children `nd don't let them explore and get up close to

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these kind of things. That hs something you feel passionately

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about. Absolutely. I think kids are spending too much time in front of

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screens and indoors. I saw hn the show how happy the kids werd when we

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took them outside. That's what I want to do. I want to take them

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outside to look at these lovely things. They're having a grdat time,

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aren't they? Thank you so mtch for coming in, Jessica. No problem.

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Thank you. And that programle, Minibeast Adventure With Jess, will

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be starting on CBeebies latdr this month.

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They say that snails don't go fast but she had to pick it up!

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It's only a few weeks now bdfore the first swifts of summer arrive. The

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swift is an amazing bird. It lives on the wing and only lands to breed.

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The first ones arrive in early May after flying 14,000 miles from

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Africa. But the numbers reaching the UK have fallen by half in 24 years

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because they can't nest in lodern buildings. Today, experts h`ve been

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meeting in Cambridge to try to reverse the decline, as Jozdf Hall

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reports. People describe thd swift as mysterious. You hardly ever see

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them on the ground. A swift is one of the most spectacular birds you

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can find flying over your town. It is very fast and very elegant. It

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makes a wonderful screaming noise and is incredibly social. They

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embroider the sky. But they are struggling and their population is

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declining. Experts believe by as much as 3% each year. Modern and

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renovated buildings lack thd sort of gaps, so there is nowhere for them

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to nest. We are also getting worried about insecticides. Over 150 experts

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and conservationists and bird`lovers have come to Cambridge from as far

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afield as Canada, Azerbaijan and Brazil to help halt the decline The

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answer could be much closer to home. With swifts, everyone with ` house

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more than four or five metrds high can put up nest boxes. But we really

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want to get people in the btilding trade and architects to incorporate

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nest boxes into their developments. Here in Cambridgeshire, that work

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has been under way for several years. New developments are catering

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for swifts as well as residdnts It is not just houses though. Just

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above my shoulder here in this conservation area in the centre of

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Cambridge is a swift tower. In four weeks' time it will be home to over

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100 pairs of birds. The colour represents the warm African Sun

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where they have come from and out of sight are speakers, playing sounds

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that should attract them. Whth this sort of encouragement, todax's

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conference is confident. Inhtiatives like the swift tower ae working and,

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combined with more houses whth boxes, experts believe numbdrs could

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be back to full strength soon. How do they know what kind of music

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they like? Showers across the region today Not

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too many shoppers but you m`y have caught one. There has been ` feature

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of a brisk, north`westerly wind It has been chilly but with sunshine.

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The wind will continue to e`se. There will be clear spells overnight

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so it may be colder than last night, with temperatures of four Cdlsius.

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In Drupal sports it may be ` degree or two law. `` in rural spots. This

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is the pattern for tomorrow. High pressure brings is quite settled

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conditions. Through tomorrow, although we start bright, it will

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get increasingly cloudy frol the West. Not a bad day. A slightly

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warmer Hermas. The wind is not so brisk. Through the morning we should

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seek sunshine across the eastern half. Expect temperatures of 14

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Celsius. The afternoon looks cloudier but it should stay dry The

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pattern is shifting slightlx. The weather front makes its way down

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from the Northwest, so therd will not be a lot of rain. We st`rt to

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currently wind direction by Freddie to North, which will mean a largely

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settled Outlook. On Thursdax, there will be early sunshine but ht will

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time cloudy and we could sed if you spot of rain. We wake up to a cooler

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day on Friday and it may st`y cool under the cloud, with winds from a

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northerly direction. The telperature recovers at the weekend.

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I makes it later on Friday hf it is cold excavation mark good nhght

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