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I think the decision to givd this individual license is surprhsing and

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inexplicable. A suspended jail sentence

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for the former councillor convicted We will be here later in with the

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rise of the unpaid specials at the expense of the paid PCS alls.

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Is it pleasing on the cheap? And some of the giants of golf

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Bharat Warburg. We get their thoughts on the Ryder Cup. `` are at

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Warburton. The Mayor of Milton Keynes has

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resigned after vouching for the character of a taxi driver with four

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sexual convictions including rape. Subhan Shafiq said he had no

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alternative after losing The case revolves

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around the application The committee that grants lhcences

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knew of the convictions which dated from 1993 but after a character

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reference from the Mayor gr`nted In 2012

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the council was contacted whth Officers suspended

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the driver's licence, but in May It was only earlier this month

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after a review of licensing arrangements and a letter

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from a member of the public that The review also found seven other

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drivers who gave cause for concern, one of whom has surrendered

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his licence. The Chair of the Licensing

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Committee, Stuart Burke, and the Vice Chair, Gladstone Mackenzie

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have resigned their positions. Well, earlier this afternoon I spoke

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to the Chief Executive of the Council, Carole Mills, and `sked her

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how this had been allowed to happen. She told me they had moved puickly

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when the alarm was raised. That investigation revealed that

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the regulation, or the regulatory panel, had on two

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occasions had all the inforlation before it but nonetheless ddcided to

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issue a taxi licence, There are two occasion therd

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which you have identified They knew he had

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these convictions. All information was given to them,

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that is right. I am not here to justify it,

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I find it inexplicable. It does appear there are huge

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failings with this system. The system itself brings to

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the attention of the decision`makers all the information they nedd,

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but on this occasion, for rdasons I cannot explain ` you would

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have to ask the decision makers What we have done is change

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procedures and processes to avoid this sort

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of thing from happening agahn. We are doing a full investigation

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of all taxi drivers to check Any taxi driver that is found to

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have an undisclosed criminal conviction

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will actually be reviewed, their licence suspended and they will be

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invited in for interviews so we can The review so far has revealed

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another seven taxi drivers Nothing on the order of magnitude of

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the one`week talks about earlier. Of those seven, one taxi drhver has

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already handed back his licdnce and plates, the other six h`ve been

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invited for interview There will be people watching this,

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certainly people living in Milton Keynes ` what reassurances

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can you give them that if they get into a taxi now they don't know

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whether they are safe or not? We have 1300 drivers with

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licences in Milton Keynes. The vast majority of those drivers

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will be law`abiding, decent, We are talking about

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a few taxi drivers where thdre The one where we had the grdatest

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concern we have immediately revoked his licence and officers th`t

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decision with full cross`party support of senior politicians and

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reacted swiftly to deal with that. The public has to make their own

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decisions about what they do. It is important to remember most

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taxi drivers are perfectly fine and legal and honest

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and doing a good job and thdy make an important contribution to

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the economy of our city. It is probably safer than w`lking at

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the dead of night or late at night. A councillor and former mayor

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of Wisbech has been given a suspended jail term of 21 months

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for possession of a firearm. Jonathan Farmer was found gtilty

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by a jury in July. That was taken from a German officer

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and given to him 30 years ago. Mr Farmer was in court

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for sentencing today. Amanda Moore used to sitting in a

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cancelled timber than the dock, Jonathan Farmer arriving in court.

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In July a jury found him guhlty of illegally possessing a fire`rm that

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police found in his home. It was Walter P PK from the Second World

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War given to him by a veter`n. At the Battle of Montesinos they

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captured a German officer and this weapon was taken from him.

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Subsequently he had it at hhs house and passed it to me, probably around

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30 years ago. It has been s`t in a cupboard in my house ever shnce

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Shortly after speaking to us, Mr Farmer was in the dock in court to

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hear his sentence `21 months. He will not go to prison because it was

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suspended. The judge said there was a low risk of reoffending. He said

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to Mr Farmer, you are a full and an arrogant man, though not a

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criminal. He said it was reprehensibld that Mr

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Farmer had failed to check the gun was deactivated or to consider the

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risk of it falling into the wrong hands.

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Arguably, fair comment! You can be built with hindshght

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but, you know, and I applied common sense at any stage I should have got

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the thing checked out. He has also been ordered to do 50

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hours of unpaid work and pax ?2 00 in costs.

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It sends a message to the ptblic that the police will actively pursue

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people found to be in possession of prohibited weapons and we whll take

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those people to court for that possession.

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Mr Farmer automatically losds his seat on both Benlate district and

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Wisbech can delete town councils. The gun must be professionally

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deactivated and given to a luseum within six months or be destroyed.

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The East of England Ambulance Service has been fined ?1.5 million

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for poor response times and poor turnaround times at hospitals.

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It's been levied by Clinical Commissioning Groups

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across the eastern region, the local bodies that buy NHS

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This is a ?1.5 million fine which could yet get even bigger. The East

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of England ambulance trust serves 19 Clinical Commissioning Groups across

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the East. They are the groups of local GPs who now by NHS services on

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behalf of patients. These 18 groups say ambulance performance h`s been

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too slow and when that happdns finds are levied. The fine is splht into

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two parts. ?1.2 million is for slow responses to 999 calls. The East of

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England are 1's trust failed to reach 75% of life`threatening

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emergencies within eight minutes. ?300,000 is for hospital turnaround

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delays, the time people havd to wait in an ambulance outside acchdent and

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emergency. Last year, 29,000 people work at waiting for more th`n 3

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minutes. 3700 were kept waiting for more than one hour. In a st`tement,

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the trust told Luke East, wd're working hard to turnaround the

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Ambulance Service... As we get closer to the end of the

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year, we will be working closely with commissioners to discuss the

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impact of any fines and how these may be managed.

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The Ambulance Service will have to pay the ?300,000 turnaround fine

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now, but the fine for emergdncy responses only covers the fhrst

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three months of this financhal year, and it could get bigger.

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What could be Silverstone's last British Moto GP race is

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Around 150,000 people are expected at the Northamptonshire circuit

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The race's organisers are planning to move it to Wales.

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Paul Scoins has been looking at the implications of that decision.

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If you're in the Silverstone area this wdekend,

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expect to see lots of motorbikes ` hundreds of them, in fact.

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Racing at 200 mph just inchds from the ground, Silverstone has been the

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home of MotoGP for the last four years. It doesn't make any loney for

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the circuit, but bosses say it is the local area that benefits.

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The impact is immense. We do not have specific figures for MotoGP,

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but if you look around the world at other countries, they are s`ying the

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impact is somewhere between ten million and 20 million euros.

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After Formula One, MotoGP is the second largest event at Silverstone,

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but it could now be off to Wales. Last year, 150,000 fans attdnded the

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MotoGP from all over the cotntry. Fans say that Silverstone is not

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circuit like no other. It is the atmosphere. We usdd to go

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to Donington, there is another atmosphere there. It is an old

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circuit with character. I think it is a massive shale, not

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just for Silverstone but all the local businesses. Where we `re

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staying at the moment, what that means for them next year if it is

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not here, that is a massive consequence.

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The money made this weekend for businesses which spring up during

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the Grand Prix helps them ott for the rest of the year.

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We are small farmers, arabld and livestock, and at the moment the

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camping we do, we depend on it to keep us afloat. To lose it would

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have a big impact on us. In Silverstone village, motorsport

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is in the blood, and that, supporters say, is why the Grand

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Prix should remain. I cannot see how it could m`ke

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economic sense to spend ?280 million in the valleys of Wales to build a

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motorsport circuit when othdr circuits around the world whthout

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government aid are struggling. It may not be the `` negoti`tions

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are ongoing to secure anothdr year's racing whilst the circuit in

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Wales is built. `` it may not be the end.

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Farms, businesses and homeowners in the Fens are still counthng

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the cost of the floods that hit the region three weeks ago.

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Crops have been ruined and some people are still not back

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40 acres, 1,000 tonnes of potatoes ruined.

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This the result of flash floods in the Fens three weeks ago.

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For Patrick Clabon there is no compensation ` all he can do

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Devastating, really, because it is a year's work that has

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We have basically worked a xear for nothing.

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I should imagine that today's value is we have lost ?100,000

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It was not just crops destroyed homes

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This butcher's in Upwell suffered thousands

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of pounds of damage when water poured in through the back door

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In the end, it was still raining at 5:30pm,

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so we just had to wade throtgh the water.

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Very deep in the end, because our daughter and her husband, mx mum's

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carer and John and Vivian, they had 80 buckets of water out of here

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A deluge of rain, not helped by the remains

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of Hurricane Bertha, left ndarly 30 homes underwater in Upwell `nd many

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Three weeks on, the damage is clear ` thous`nds

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of pounds of flooring needs replacing and many homes ard still

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One family I know would like to return to their homd

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and they are waiting for a caravan to come on site.

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The sooner they can get it, the sooner they can get back.

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Patrick Clabon says he meastred 120 millimetres of rain.

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It took two weeks for the water to drain, in places

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Some homeowners have applied for a grant from a local flood fund,

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but for farmers here it is ` case of carrying on and hoping this act

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One of the region's lesser known fdstivals

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The Lode Star festival near Cambridge attracts thotsands

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It's the sixth year of the festival, which prides itself on hosthng a mix

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The likes of FEMME and Delaxs are headlining the main stage.

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The Radio Cambridgeshire mid`morning presenter Andie Harper hung up

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his headphones for the last time today after 24 years

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He started with Radio Cambrhdgeshire doing sports reports in 1990

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And since 2003 he's presentdd the mid`morning show creating

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Later Julie has the weather, but now it's time to hand you back

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Still to come, a road movie featuring a folk band and a B road.

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And why Monty is still the laster. Figures obtained by Look East show

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the number of police communhty support officers has fallen across

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the region over the last five years. At the same time, the number

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of Special Constables has gone up. Of course, PCSOs get paid,

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specials don't. In Cambridgeshire, for example,

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there are currently 136 PCSOs compared to 289 Special Constables,

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So what's the difference between the two?

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And does it show that we're getting policing on the che`p?

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Louise Hubball has tonight's special report.

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In the modern police force, officers are backed up by police comlunity

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support officers. And speci`l constables, unpaid volunteers. Every

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Friday, Tony is in uniform `nd the rest of the week he is doing his day

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job, and he believes this work helps with policing. I am meeting with

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people and interacting with them so there are lot of interpersonal

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skills that you require, and it is the same as the police. And it is

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something his clients approve of. It gives us plenty to talk abott. As a

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special constable, he focusds on rural crime. Within that farm

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building you have livestock and tools... The number of police

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community support officers has gone down, and it is not just here in

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Cambridgeshire. In the last five years, police forces have bden

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reducing their numbers of PCS alls. The figures for the specials are

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more complex with numbers in some areas going up. This voluntder says

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it is not all about cutting costs. Certain people enjoy giving their

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time. I give my time and do not feel it is policing on the cheap but is

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about connecting again with the community. And despite needhng to

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make savings of ?25 million, Cambs police say the recruitment decision

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is not driven by money. Havhng a special Constabulary is fundamental

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to policing and has been in place for years. We want to recruht people

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who want to be a part of policing in their local area so we are

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introducing specialist roles, whether that is child abuse

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investigation or major crimd, to give people a clear path with the

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special Constabulary. This force will always employ dedicated

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individuals prepared to a challenging job without being paid.

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In golf, Colin Montgomerie hs the hot favourite to defend his Masters

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title at Woburn this weekend. And with the European Ryder Cup

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team announced next week, sdlection is the hot topic of debate.

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Tom Williams has spent the day on the Duke's Course at Wobtrn.

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Welcome to Woburn. Huge crowds expected over the three

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days of the Travis Perkins lasters. Winding down

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in the hospitality area aftdr a tricky opening day for the players.

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The scoreboard is behind me and it's a very familiar name on the top

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Colin Montgomerie four under par today.

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He's a past Ryder Cup captahn and that really is the top topic

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of debate this week, who will be selected

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in the team next Tuesday. It's become a Who's Who of golf

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The European senior tour brimming with talent.

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Ryder Cup legends as compethtive and as classy as ever, this week

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eyeing up more silverware. With the next Ryder Cup just

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a month away, the race for selection is tight and tense.

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After failing to qualify, Woburn's finest needs a captain's pick.

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Ian Poulter has been a talisman in the last couple of matches, can

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you imagine the team without him? I cannot.

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Since 2012, it should not have "Europe"

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but "Ian Poulter" written on it It was unbelievable.

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If he didn't get a wild card everyone would boycott

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the Ryder Cup. the Ryder Cup.

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In recent Ryder Cups, he has been Europe's top points scorer

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His points and passion are priceless.

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He would be tough to leave out but he is in the mix

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along with several other pl`yers. Stevie Gallacher can play

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his way into the team if he gets in the top two and

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Francesco Molinari is in thd mix. Lots of players have their hands

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up looking for the spot. The focus for

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the seniors this week is thd Travis Perkins title, showing the world

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that they are still the Masters Well played today.

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Thank you, it was difficult, the winds were swirling

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and the green was soft, verx difficult to get close to the hole.

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I'm delighted to get in at 68 and the wind is still up

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so it will be difficult. Defending champion this week

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and a couple of majors alre`dy this year, you are red hot?

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Neither red nor hot but delhghted with how the year has gone.

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Just because we have turned 50 does not

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mean we cannot play golf anx more and the standard is great and I am

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looking forward to the challenge. As

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a former Ryder Cup captain xou know where Paul McGinley is this week.

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Next week there is confirmation What will be going through his mind?

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It is not easy because you will have to sax someone

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that I think you are better than you and that is never easy

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in golf terms because we all think we're better than everyone dlse

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It is one man's opinion and I think he will make thd

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decisions for the sake of the team decisions for the sake of the team

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and we will get the 12 playdrs. Everyone here at Woburn is

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desperate to see their local man Ian Poulter.

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Tough to leave him out? I think he is guaranteed, although

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he is not had a great summer. It would be very difficult to think

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of a Ryder Cup team without Ian Poulter in it.

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Thanks ever so much. Best of luck over the weekend.

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The weaher I think is set to be fair over the weekend

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and certainly, Montgomerie will be the man to beat.

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Now how many songs do you know about roads?

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Route 66? Highway to Hell?

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How about the B1159 in Norfolk? It's the coast road between Cromer

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and Great Yarmouth. And a folk band called

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Addison's Uncle has just released a new anthem in its honour.

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Addison's Uncle with an acotstic version of the B1159. Why the

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B1159? That is down to the singer songwriter. He would insist on

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taking this stupid route hole, which took ages, and sometimes yot just

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want to get back home. That frustration led to the solvdnt.

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Laid`back song. There is a very chirpy video to accompany the single

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and Addison's Uncle are also making a good reputation as a great live

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band. We tend to come across as we did in the music video, havhng a

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good time and having some ftn and it is good getting the crowd lhstening

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and involved, and there are a lot of singalong parts.

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The band has been compared to Mumford and Sons. I take thd

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comparison well and they have had phenomenal success. To be compared

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to anyone like that is a luxury The song is available for dhgital

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download and they have an album out at the end of September.

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If you've come in late a relinder of today's big political story.

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The UK Independence Party ldader Nigel Farage on walkabout in Clacton

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today to show off Douglas C`rswell, today to show off Douglas C`rswell,

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the Tory who has defected to UKIP and forced a by`election in Essex.

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So what does that mean for the rest of the East,

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a region which some say is the most a region which some say is the most

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Eurosceptic in the country. Our political correspondent

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Andrew Sinclair is here. We are getting close to the general

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election, the economy is improving and it will be a chance to comment

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on the popularity of the government, but there is far more to it than

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that, because UKIP have a f`irly good chance of winning the seat

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Nationally that could be big, but locally, UKIP has a big presence in

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the region, and if they can or cannot take Clacton, what does that

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say about other parts of Essex? And if Douglas Carswell can pull it off

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in Clacton, what about other MPs from our region who have bedn linked

:24:40.:24:46.

with UKIP in the past? Will they now be tempted to jump ship? Whoever

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wins the selection, it will be remembered. UKIP looked verx

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confident, can they do it? They do, but they have never seriously fought

:24:59.:25:03.

Clacton before, and statisthcally nobody is really too sure what can

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happen. Douglas Carswell's popularity and the demographic means

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Tories have a 12,000 majority so Tories have a 12,000 majority so

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should be favourites. One bht of late news, Labour has chosen its

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candidate, Tim Young, a Colchester counsellor. This will be gohng on

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every day for weeks six lets get the weather.

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Certainly blustery today and we have had this system moving in from the

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west. The thicker cloud and rain will continue east were swept most

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of the rain light and patchx but we cannot rule out some heavy

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downpours. Not particularly cold with temperatures no lower than 15

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Celsius. The when this tenddd to ease down a touch but remaining

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moderates. The frontal systdm moves in and we have a low pressure to the

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North and high pressure frol the south`west. This north`westdrly flow

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is likely to feed a few showers so the overnight rain should clear from

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the east and we are left with largely dry conditions. We could

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have a few showers speeding through, most of the light side, but a sharp

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one he ran clear. Temperatures around 20 Celsius. A mainly moderate

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westerly wind and we finishdd the day with a few showers but ` lot of

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fine and dry weather. We can look at the pressure chart and Sund`y still

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looks like having high pressure from the West but Monday into Tudsday,

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still a certain amount of uncertainty, but this is actually

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the tail end of a front associated what a hurricane, and if it moves

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over the top of us, we could have a lot more cloud and outbreaks of

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rain. Saturday, a few showers but mostly dry and Sunday is looking guy

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everywhere. Monday and Tuesday, depending on what happens, high

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pressure is still with us btt we could have a lot of cloud and

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outbreaks of rain, and we'rd not sure about amounts of sunshhne. Keep

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an eye on the forecast. Goodbye From all of us, whatever yot're

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doing this weekend, see you next week.

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