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That's all from the BBC News at Six. It's goodbye from me.

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Hello, and welcome to Look Dast On the programme tonight:

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One of our universities recdives more complaints from its sttdents

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Four teenagers appear in cotrt for the murder of a man found

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And we will be out with the Ambulance Service as paramedics

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speak out about the problems they face getting past other drivers

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while on emergency call`outs. And as we get ready for the World Cup, why

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is local football in declind? First tonight, new figures obtained

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by the BBC show that Anglia Ruskin has had more complaints

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and appeals lodged against ht than The figures also show that

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the number of complaints is rising Anglia Ruskin has campuses

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in Cambridge, The survey showed that in the last

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academic year, 992 complaints But tonight the university hnsisted

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it had nothing to apologise for and that the overwhelming majorhty of

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the concerns raised were actually Anglia Ruskin has more than 31, 00

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full and part`time students on its sites 125 universities across the

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country is bonded to a Freedom of Information request for complaints

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and appeals. Anglia Ruskin topped the league. To date I come back to

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tell people to tell the public. This international business studhes

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graduate to kill you choose to register complaints about e`ting ``

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teaching standards. It is vdry disappointing because it was not

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what I expect and so frustr`ting because when you try to talk to the

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people, the staff, they seel to have no power to make any changes. The

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unit posted comments from other students who were the subtld spine.

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I wouldn't recommend people pay for Anglia Ruskin. If it was a free

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institution I would recommend that, but I would not pay 50p per that.

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The university said only a tiny fraction of the total word genuine

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complaints. The rest were up heels over marks given for coursework

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This very is being run as if they are all complaints and only ten of

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them are complaints. The rest are academic appeals and the vast

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majority of them are students who have submitted late mitigathon, they

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have come broad and said thdre were reasons why they felt, genuhne

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reasons, most of them, whild they couldn't perform well in thdir

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assessment tasks. Student wd talk to today surprised by the findhngs I

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don't have any complaints, `s far as the science and technology

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departments were concerned. At the law school I thought that tdachers

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were great. I praise the unhversity and how it has performed and this

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results contradicts everythhng I have been boasting about and my own

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personal experiences. Stung by the criticism, the university s`ys it is

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paying the price for a mitigation and appeals process that is generous

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to its students. Dan Lever is the founder of

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Student Hut, a website that reviews I asked him,

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as students are now paying tp to ?9000 for their courses, were they

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were becoming more critical? Obviously now going to univdrsity is

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a serious decision and studdnts are placing a lot of emphasis on

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education. They are now payhng ?9,000 a year in tuition feds and

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will be paying off large amounts of debt for years to come, so wet that

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comes the expectation for the resources leading to be up to

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scratch, academic support and a high quality of teaching. Anglia Ruskin

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say the majority of those complaints are about coursework grades. Our

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findings were that 20% of students, so that is nationally, had

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complained about the fact they found teaching standards were poor, which

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we found especially high. At Anglia Ruskin that was significantly

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higher, although quite a sm`ll sample size, 38.5% of students who

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were unhappy with the quality of teaching. Can you give us a specific

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example that students at Anglia Ruskin have complained about

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regarding teaching? Some of the comments on the survey work to do

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with things like poor organhsation within the courses, other complaints

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were the fact that lectures were cancelled, especially due to strike

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action this year. Other complaints were things like modules cl`shing

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and it was hard to attend to classes at the same time. But surelx it is a

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good thing if students are complaining and could pave the way

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for better standards all rotnd. Feedback is good for students and

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universities. It gives studdnts more information to decide on thdir

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courses and make better dechsions, and for universities it helps them

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keep their standards high and improve them, but what we are now

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seeing is that there seemed to be more vocal students now thex are

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paying more for fees, they want to make sure they get value for money.

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The report was compiled by File on Four, and there's more ddtails

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on this story in their programme tonight at 8pm on BBC Radio Four.

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Four teenagers have appeared in court charged with murdering

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Michael Green's body was fotnd in an underpass in the city last week.

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A 22`year`old man has also been charged with assisting an offender.

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Anna Todd was at Cambridge Crown Court for today's hearing.

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The public gallery of Court one was packed with family members, many of

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whom broke down in tears as the defendants were led into thd dock.

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Four of those are minors and cannot be named for legal reasons. There

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are three boys, aged 15, 16 and 17 and a girl aged 16. All are charged

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with murder. Another defend`nt, aged 22, is charged with assisting an

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offender. The body of Michadl Green from Bretton was found last

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Wednesday morning. A postmortem showed he died of head injuries The

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judge said the youths can bd held in custody until the end of November.

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To wash that back Joshua Gilbertson can be held until December. The five

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were remanded in custody and no bail application was made. A tri`l date

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has been set for November the 2 th. A man jailed

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for treating workers like modern`day slaves has been ordered to pay more

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than ?250,000 or face Tommy Connors Senior, who's 54,

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was jailed for eight years last May after police raided the Grednacres

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travellers' site in Bedfordshire. Connors made large profits

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by forcing vulnerable men to work without pay and threatening them

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if they tried to leave. For the first time in its hhstory,

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Kettering General Hospital has The facility means that all stroke

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patients, specialist staff and equipmdnt will

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be together on one ward. Every year, over 1000 peopld have

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a stroke in Northamptonshird, Stuart Grange needs a stick to

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steady himself after sufferhng Three years on, his recoverx has

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gone well and he now voluntders A specialist stroke unit, hd says,

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will provide proper treatment. Three years ago you would pdrhaps

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get put on a geriatric ward or a cardiac unit, so

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the nurses were nursing you but they At the unit,

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treatments aiding recovery ` physiotherapy, occupational therapy,

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helping stroke patients likd Philip They are stroke specific thdrapists,

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occupational therapists, nurses so they understand stroke p`tients

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and their disability, their speech If you have a stroke

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in this county you will be taken to Northampton General, then hdre,

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first upstairs where there `re 2 acute`care beds, then downstairs

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where there are 12 more. It is all about rehabilitathon,

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getting patients back A cake, a ribbon,

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the unit officially opened. Services at Kettering Gener`l

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vastly improve, they say. Bringing patients together hn one

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area is a real step forward for us. Equipment, that kind of stuff,

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it doesn't mean patients fedl abandoned in the middle

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of a ward not dedicated to strokes. This campaign showed the sylptoms

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of what's being called Most strokes caused by clots

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blocking the flow to the br`in. Stuart praises the care he received

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but for stroke patients now, A charity set up to help victims of

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deaths on the roads has won the highest accolade given for

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charitable organisations. They are an all too familiar sight on our

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roadsides. More than one falily a week loses someone to a road

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accident. People like Paul Jones, whose son Oliver was killed just a

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week before his 19th birthd`y. Do cannot imagine, obviously, having

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the news that there has been this terrible accident. My wife was on

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the way to work and she was at the scene just after it had happened. 74

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people lost their lives on the road across Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire

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and Bedfordshire last year. The charity helped 207 families whose

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lives have been turned upside down. The tragedy of road death is that

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one minute things can be OK, then people 's lives changed for ever. We

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are trying to do all we can to give them the comfort and support, both

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practical and emotional, to help them on the way to recovery. The

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charity was given the award for this ill and compassion of its

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volunteers, supporting anyone affected by the grief and from of

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losing someone on the roads. It is not something you ever plan. You

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hear so often, you should ndver outlive your children. It is not

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something that is ever in the big scheme, but with the benefit of the

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assistance we have had from the charity, with the councillors that

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have visited us, it has been a huge, huge help. The charity hopes the

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award will raise awareness so more families will come forward for help.

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Investigators examining the death of a man in custo

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in Luton say they've spoken to more than 150 witnesses.

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Leon Briggs, who was 39, died in November last year

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after being arrested under the mental health act.

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His death sparked anger in the community

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Now back to Stewart and Sushe for rest of the programme.

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Still to come, the man who coined the phrase shell shock and save

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hundreds of soldiers from execution. And how healthy is grassroots

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football? Concerned the 11 `side game in this region is in ddcline.

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As a driver, getting out of the way when you see

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an ambulance on an emergencx call might seem pretty basic.

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But according to the East of England Ambulance Service, an incre`sing

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That's despite the flashing blue lights and the sirens.

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And paramedics believe that ultimately, that could cost lives.

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Kevin Burch has spent the afternoon on the road with one ambulance crew.

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This was the a 140 in Suffolk this morning, a four vehicle crash, the

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road closed for a time. The sole aim of the emergency crews was to get

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there as quickly as they cotld, but there as quickly as they cotld, but

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that Tasker, according to the College of paramedics, is gdtting

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due to the number of cars wd have on due to the number of cars wd have on

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cause blockages for us to gdt the roads

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cause blockages for us to gdt through. To get

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crews face behind the wheel on a 999 crews face behind the wheel on a 999

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call, I joined Gary Ball and his partner on their vehicle. Both of

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charity was partner on their vehicle. Both of

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them were medics in the milhtary who skill

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them were medics in the milhtary who served in Iraq before joining the

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ambulance service. This goal is to a man thought to be having a cardiac

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arrest. We stay professional. There is no point getting frustrated. You

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start bordering on road ragd, so really it is a case of stayhng calm,

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giving people room to make listakes, and then making progress. Another

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crew is also at the address, so the crew is not needed, but we `re

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west to a child with what could be west to a child with what could be

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centres of meningitis. Time is again crucial, and compassion

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centres of meningitis. Time is again crucial, and on what

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centres of meningitis. Time is again crucial, and on wet we

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centres of meningitis. Time is again crucial, and on wet and are

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centres of meningitis. Time is again crucial, and on wet and slippery

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centres of meningitis. Time is again crucial, and on wet and are now

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crucial, and on wet and slippery roads, seeing is

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crucial, and on wet and slippery roads, Gary

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crucial, and on wet and slippery roads, seeing is that

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crucial, and on wet and slippery roads, Gary is trying there

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crucial, and on wet and slippery roads, Gary is trying to anticipate

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the reactions of every other driver. You are going against the flow of

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traffic, almost. The Collegd of paramedics says that drivers don't

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deliver the get in the way, that too often they are either destroyed

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there were distracted by thd firm, there were distracted by thd firm,

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listening listening to

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we are now seeing there were distracted by thd firm,

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listening to loud listening to

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we are now seeing that there were distracted by thd firm,

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listening to loud music, listening to

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we are now seeing that therd there were distracted by thd firm,

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listening to loud music, awdsomely unaware of what is in the mhrror

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behind them. I seen them go too far and will up on patterned evdrything,

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which can be hazardous to pedestrians. It could be a latter of

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life or death for somebody, side and it is a good thing. You havd to pull

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over. You tend to panic and think, should I go or stop?

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the left as quickly and safdly as the left as quickly and safdly as

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you can. If not, you could very you can. If not, you could very

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easily be putting lives at risk All this year, we're looking

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at how this region played Tonight, the story of a psychologist

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from Cambridge who saved hundreds Army medical officer Charles Myers

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was the first person to use Soldiers with the condition

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were being shot as malingerdrs. Stephen Pettitt works for Combat

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Stress, the charity for vetdrans first truly industrialised world, a

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war of a unimaginable mechanise war of a unimaginable mechanise

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facing a new type of Casualty, facing a new type of Casualty,

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soldiers injured not in the body, soldiers injured not in the body,

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but in the mind. Charles Mydrs, a Cambridge academic, went to France

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as a volunteer doctor, leavhng behind the peaceful confines of

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studied the symptoms of shell shock studied the symptoms of shell shock

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victims, and used hypnosis to treat them. Sometimes, the patients would

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have disorders of vision, rdstricted visual fields. They often h`d

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disorders of taste and smell, and in many cases, and need you. Clearly,

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many of these cases would correspond to what today we would call Post

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Traumatic Stress Disorder. Lyers' findings were published in the

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medical journal the Lancet, and detailed in his own memoirs. On

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arrival at the base, showed extreme arrival at the base, showed extreme

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parentage, soldiering, etc. His parentage, soldiering, etc. His

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complexion was clay colour. His pupils widely dilator. The dffect of

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Invoice and in general deme`nour, it Invoice and in general deme`nour, it

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once became an absolutely dhfferent once became an absolutely dhfferent

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individual. His complexion changed to a healthy view. His pupils became

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smaller, and his pulse much smaller, and his pulse much

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stronger. Delighted with his recovery, he returned after three

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weeks' rest to duty at the front, where he continued in good health.

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Charles Myers saved many shell`shocked mental being shot for

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cowardice. His interventions were not always welcomed. Army gdnerals

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were desperate to get men b`ck to the front, and other doctors were

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often suspicious of his findings. Disillusioned with this reaction,

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Charles Myers returned to Britain to look after men recovering in

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hospital is here, and to continue the work he had begun beford the war

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in Cambridge. This is the btilding paid for by Charles Myers in 19 3.

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The department he founded wdnt on to become a world leader in

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experimental psychology. He was the first to publicise the existence of

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cases of post`traumatic strdss disorder. That is surely a very

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important thing to have dond. Charles Myers is by known mdans a

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household name, there is no doubting the legacy of his work, and the

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light he shone on the psychological cost of war.

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Ed Parker is the co`founder of a charity dealing with war stress and

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also served in Northern Ireland That was 100 years ago. Havd we got

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it all right now? Not yet, but we are certainly getting there. I think

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there is a way we can go sthll to rule of service men and

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servicewomen, but it is completely different today than it was then.

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The thing is, it can be del`y problem counted,? Counted? Xes, it

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is very difficult to identify alongside a physical injury. You can

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see a physical injury, and ` diagnosis can be done there and

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then. Mental injuries up and take many years to manifest themselves.

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At 214 or 18 years. For organisations such as ours, we are

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expecting the impact of Afghanistan and Iraq to live on for somd time in

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the men and women who have been serving there. What sort of problems

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will there be for them? Well, I am no psychologist, but you talked in

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your report about Post Traulatic Stress Disorder, and that is really

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the headline that people hang everything on at the moment, but it

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is far broader than that. It is about anxiety, anger and

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depression, and these are areas that are common mental health problems

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within society, and they also do apply to men and women who have

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served as well. Do we take for granted what our service men do and

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then leave them to their own devices to easily when they come out of the

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forces? I think the change over the last decade of the support that

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people have given to our arled Forces has been extraordinary. I

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don't think we do take them for granted, but it is so important that

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we continue to remember what they've done on our behalf, and with the

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Armed forces coming out of Afghanistan at the end of this year,

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it is vital that people appreciate that despite the war being over the

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wounded don't suddenly get better, and we will be encountering larger

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numbers of those who have bden affected by the conflict as mental

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health concerns manifest thdmselves. Thank you very much for being with

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us. And for more about this and other

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stories from the Home Front, you can Tomorrow in Look East, the story

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of Wrest Park, the first st`tely home to become a hospital for

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wounded soldiers during the war The World Cup

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in Brazil is just days away now Players worth millions will be

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playing in front of crowds But at the grassroots level,

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things don't look so good. The number of 11`a`side teals

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in this region is falling. Our reporter Phil Daley,

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himself a Sunday league centre`half, Sunday morning, just after ten

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o'clock. You won't find any million pound football is here. In fact it

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is Sunday league, and we have to play? Why do we do it? Becatse we

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love it. It sounds cheesy, but it gives you a sense of somethhng to

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look forward to at the weekdnds When you work Monday to Friday, it

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is the best thing to look forward to at the end of the week. I fhnd

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football is the best way to relax, usually. Getting some exerchse, I am

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a big lad, so it is good to get out, get some fitness, go down the pub

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afterwards with your friends, have a few drinks and you are sortdd. Body

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11 aside picture in the UK hs looking bleak. Football is on the

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decline, with more people ddciding to watch them play. Norfolk has

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bucked the trend in recent xears, but is now suffering with the rest

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of the country. We want to know why and what we can do, and hopdfully

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start to sustain an increasd those figures again and move them forward.

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On the face of it, it is a concern will stop it is not only noted that

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has had problems, Essex two has lost around 5% of teams this year, around

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600 players. Too bad a time, but in the last two years, they have lost

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10% of their teams. Cambridge has lost 14 teams this season, `round

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5%. Generally a thing we should be concerned at the core game hs in

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decline in the numbers are slipping. We are seeing the National @ssembly

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should really be concerned `nd also be aware that maybe we need to

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change and start offering a different product for different

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people who can't play every week and week end. Why are we falling out of

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love with 11 a side? Smaller games are on the up, as is women's

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football. Saturday and Sund`y league is still suffer. We have to bear in

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mind that the world is a different place than it was ten years ago in

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terms of shops didn't use the open on a Sunday and there wasn't as much

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overtime. We have gone throtgh a recession. We are concerned, but

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ultimately, we run football in the county. We are one of a view county

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that do that, so we have thd opportunity to keep people playing

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and our umbrella. Athletics, cycling and swimming all have more

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participation than our national sport. Perhaps an inspirational

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World Cup in Brazil can help change all that. Donal Debrett? Don't hold

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your breath! He is a very tough central half I

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am sure. I am playing golf tomorrow with the former Ryder Cup c`ptain,

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Mark James. That is exciting. Yes, it is. You will want some good

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weather for that as well. Some of the best senior plaxers in

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Europe. Not looking good, weather`whse.

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Sadly. We will try our best. Good evening. A number of showers across

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the region, but also some stnshine. Here are the satellite and radar

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picture. Italy Brighton across eastern parts. Quite a lot of cloud

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moving across the region. This afternoon, a window of brighter

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weather. Sunshine spreading eastwards. In the last few hours,

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heavy showers developing across part of Essex in Cambridge, and they will

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continue to nudge their way north east through the rest evening in the

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first but at night. They will fade away as we go through the rdst of

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this evening, and then a largely dry start the night. Cloud will thicken

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through the early hours, evdntually some showery rain coming back into

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southern part of the reason by the end of tonight. Quite a mild by

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temperatures at the lowest `bout ten or 11. Low 50s in Fahrenheit.

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Tomorrow, all about the are` of low pressure developing over thd region.

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A tangle of weather fronts will mean quite a lot of rain tomorrow. Quite

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a wet morning for the morning rush hour, quite heavy rain, persistent

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through the morning. There `re hints towards lunchtime on afternoon that

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the rain may start a fragment of the rain may start to fragments become

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patchy. Drier interludes developing, especially across eastern p`rts A

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hint of brightness across North Norfolk and east Suffolk. Locally,

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temperatures could get it to 17 degrees, but elsewhere in the cloud

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and rain, 14, 15 degrees about stop the wind south`westerly turning

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round later in the day. The rain will become more widespread again

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through the course of the evening before it gradually with tile slowly

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clears away to the north`east, but that could take some time until we

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clear it properly. That is thanks to this area of low pressure, which

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moves to the north`east. For Thursday, a ridge develops, a lot of

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dry, fine weather expected. Sunshine around, and a small risk of a

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shower, but most places will stay dry. On Friday, high pressure to the

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east, low pressure in the Atlantic, keeping fronts at bay, but bringing

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in a southerly flow therefrom Spain and France. Warm, humid air coming

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up, and will start to turn luch money through the rest of Friday and

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into Saturday. Dry initiallx, but this cold front on Saturday, enough

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to destabilise things, we could see showers and thunderstorms.

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Particularly into Saturday. Heavy rain tomorrow, dry on Thursday,

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warm, humid into Friday and Saturday. Looks dry on Frid`y, but

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dry down Rey thundery downpours likely on Saturday.

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Hankey very much. They were a couple of minutes where it looked good Do

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you play well when the going is soft to body you macro no, I don't. That

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is a promise. Goodbye.

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