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Hello and welcome. The headlines: Emergency, surgical and end of life

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care branded inadequate as `nother of us -- hospitals goes into special

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measures. We need at least 60 extra beds in hospital. We need Hdalth and

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Social Care Act beds in the community, we need access to end of

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life facilities outside. Whhte central government is forcing

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building on local councils. Is science flourishing at cost of art?

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We join gymnast Louis Smith on a trip to a mosque.

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Health inspectors say some parts of the Princess Alexandra Hospital

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in Harlow aren't safe and need urgent improvement.

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The Care Quality Commission was scathing in a number

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of areas including A, ambulance handovers

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It's the second hospital to be put into special measures in our region.

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A year ago Addenbrookes was found to be inadequate.

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In moment the deputy chief dxecutive but first here's our health

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Joe Durant's father is 96 and has dementia. He was admitted to the

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Princess Alexandra Hospital in February and she describes the lack

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of care her father received as frightening. Attention to the timing

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of antibiotics, making sure there was constant fluids in the cannula.

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We didn't get that with dad. He rapidly went downhill. This is a

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hospital that has been branded unsafe in A, critical and end of

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life care and Mrs White. Levels of nurse staffing in a recession -

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resuscitation room unsafe. Recruitment in Harlow is a big

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problem because staff get p`id more in London. 14 ambulances qudued to

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transfer patients and hospitals fail to manage the situation. Whx?

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Capacity. A fills up becatse frail passengers in wards Cobbe moved on.

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One patient was in the hosphtal for a year despite being fit to leave.

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The mortuary was using a tr`iler type unit to store an addithonal 20

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bodies. This was parked outside in a loading bay. The reason. Capacity

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and ageing equipment. There were positives. Staff were caring, the

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maternity unit was rated outstanding. Cancer targets were met

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and one MP thinks the hospital is being sold short. It is incredible

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giving it is an aged building. Accident and emergency is hhghest

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per head than anywhere in the country. It is incredible that the

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vast majority of residents get an excellent service from the staff. No

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one is denying the Chief Exdcutive has a challenge on his hands and

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Phil Morley is already under scrutiny by the NHS about

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allegations surrounding expdnses claims while in charge of another

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hospital in whole. The NHS hs in a terrible state. We need good

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managers and we have ended tp in the same situation now that we had a

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couple of years ago in hole,macro. In special measures, the hospital

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will get more funding and they will be watching for improvements

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closely. So what are the hospital

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doing about it? I put that question

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to Nancy Fontaine the hospital's I think the thing to say

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is that the inspection was in in June and as the CPC

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would have confirmed, we were straight on some

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of the immediate issues and have For us, this is a very

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doable transformation because the CQC were clear,

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this is not about clinical outcomes This is about processes and it makes

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the job much easier to do. In the report there are somd grim

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readings from patients The fridges in the mortuary not

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being fit for purpose or delays in answering call bells frol some

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of the surgical wards. That seems to show disrespect

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to the patients in a way. What is your message

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to them tonight? Certainly the mortuary environment

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needed refurbishment but we were quite clear we did not

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have last year the capital There was never any risk to any

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of our diseased patients. The temperature recordings

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were all within limits and the refurbishment has already

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been completed and a final inspection will take

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place in December. The call bell issue is a direct part

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of the staffing issues which we worked hard to makd sure

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we have enough staff on the wards to answer the call bells quhckly,

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particularly That has demonstrated

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an improvement since June. What will you do as a leadership

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role to make things better? My job is to drive those

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improvements and I think with extra financial support,

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extra support for the buildhngs that we need and are badly hn need

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of repair that people have known The support from our stakeholders

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I think the quality and the level of improvement really will be very

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clear for the CQC to see next year. Are you hoping everything c`n be

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in place by next year? We are but we need some support

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from our commissioners and from primary care

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because there is more that we need. We need at least 60 extra bdds

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in hospital, we need Health and Social Care beds

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in the community, we need access to end

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of life facilities outside. It is not all within our bahliwick

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but as long as we have the support of the Health and Social Care

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and regulators, I do believd we are the right team to le`d this

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organisation forward. Police say they're now treating

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a case in Luton as a double murder. The body of a man was found

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in a bin outside a property It's believed he'd been in the bin

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for a number of days. They have now linked it to the death

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of a woman in a block of fl`ts A man has been arrested

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on suspicion of murder. Councils in our region

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are losing control on where new houses are built

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and its because they're not passing In Northampton two developmdnts

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are going up even though thd local authority didn't want them

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after they were overruled The council's meeting tonight to try

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and speed up the process. Up to 1,000 homes will be btilt

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on this land near Hardingstone. This wasn't an area the loc`l

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council wanted to develop so when permission was refused,

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the developers appealed and won The local community have cole out

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and clearly said that they don't want development on anything

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like that scale in that sort of area and we've lost control of the result

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which is very sad for the pdople and it doesn't say much

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for local democracy either And the reason the developer won

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is Northampton doesn't have a full land supply plan

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for new housing in place. The developers will be able

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to appeal to the government and the presumption will be

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that they will get planning permission because we can't show

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that five years. It makes us very vulnerable

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to houses popping up Northampton has a target to build

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over 12,000 new homes It's currently only set

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to deliver just over 8,000 which leaves it 4,000

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short plus if you add on wh`t it failed to build in the last five

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years, Northampton man has But Northampton is not alond

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in missing its targets. There are calls for all councils

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to do more. What happens is a lot of local

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authorities choose to only `llocate a small number of very

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large sites which is good for a long-term delivery of housing

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but what we really need is lore smaller sites spread around

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so we have got choice, not just for developers,

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but choice for the people that Northampton says it is commhtted

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to reducing the shortfall and will discuss ways

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to do that tonight. If councils continually fail

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to deliver enough homes, the government has made it clear it

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will intervene and could force Our political reporter Tom Barton

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is in Westminster and Tom this problem isn't confined

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to Northampton borough In some ways Northampton ard in a

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better position because thex are taking action to sort this out. This

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boils down to a decision taken by the government in Westminstdr in

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2012 when they said that local authorities had to have a plan which

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identified enough land to btild enough houses to meet local needs

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over a five-year period. If they didn't, they face having thdir

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planned decisions overruled. Only five out of our 18 authorithes in

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our region have one of thesd local plans that is up-to-date. According

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to the planning inspector, some of them including Bedfordshire and

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North Hertfordshire haven't submitted one to the governlent to

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be considered, let alone have one signed off by ministers and put into

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action. Without a local plan, councils run the risk of having

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developers building houses without the consent of local people and that

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is a risk that many of our councils are currently taking.

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And later in the programme we'll take a look at why house prhces

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in the East are rising at a faster rate than anywhere else in the UK.

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Artists in Cambridge say they are being driven out

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of the town due to a lack of studio space.

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They say the city is such a hub of science and technology that art

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They are urging developers to consider including creathve space

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Haley gave up signs to pursue her dream.

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The former psycho geneticist is now an internationally renowned

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artist but she's coming to the end of her

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artist but she's coming to the end of her five-year studio reshdency

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near Cambridge and has no idea what happens next.

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Plans C and D are always to go back to Mike Garrard

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There's a huge number of artists who are

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leaving Cambridge and moving to London and leaving London and

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It is a common worry for artists in Cambridge.

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Fine arts students often find themselves at a loss.

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The students throughout the graduate and

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postgraduate courses who have a really nice resotrce

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to work in and the question then for them is how do

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they carry on with the same level of ambition and commitment thex've been

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One of the underlying things is the space they

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And Wising Arts Centre just outside Cambridge, the

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You've got a one in 100 chance of securing a studio if

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Some say art plays second fiddle to Cambridge's

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role as the European hub of science and technology but with housing

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development on every corner, maybe this is the answer.

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I just feel it would be a mhssed opportunity not

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some of those developers do not think about embedding cultural

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infrastructure into some of developments.

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On the corner of these new-build flats near Cambridge

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station, the creative space given never by developers until 2018.

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A victory for the artist group that secured it.

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Cambridge is a difficult pl`ce to be an artist because it is expdnsive.

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It is on a par with London but we believe that if you have th`t DIY

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spirit, then anything is possible. With the help of the arts Council, a

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pair of likely estate agents have set up shop talking about these

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issues. They find the space liberating and exhausting. Xou know

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you have a limited time. We have to make something rather than lake the

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studio pay for me. I need to have five paintings or five meditm-sized

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sculptures so I can make 500 quid to pay the rent. Some of these things

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do not allow for a communitx to begin to flourish. It keeps everyone

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in a state of where they ard having to plan to go next. Her arthstic

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heart is in Cambridge and she hopes she can stay.

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600 jobs are at risk at Northampton-based

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Britain's largest builder's merchant is closing down 30 branches

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It says it's due to an uncertain UK outlook for next year.

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It is always a disappointment when jobs go. More and more jobs are

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being created them are going and that is why we have kept thd

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employment rate out where it is I hope people will be able to get into

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alternative employment quickly. Let us join Stewart and Suzy now for the

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rest of the programme. Still to come, Alex will be here

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with the weather. After mocking Islam in a video, Louis Smith tries

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to make amends by visiting ` mosque. New figures out this week show house

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prices in the East of England are rising faster than anywhere else

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in the country. More than 13% over the last year,

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an increase of ?32,000 Not so good if you're struggling

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to get on the ladder. We've asked Leigh Milner to do

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the number crunching, But first Katherine Nash has

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been talking to estate This is the three bedroomed

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semi-detached property. House hunting in feelics stow. Seb started

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looking a few years ago, but needed more time to save up for a deposit.

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Now, ready to buy, he is interested in this three bed semi on the market

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today at ?179,000. I have bden looking more about three ye`rs. I

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looked at a property just around the corner for ?105,000 and then I

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started to save to get on the ladder. Stayed at home, staxed in on

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the odd weekend and I have now got enough money to buy a house, but

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house prices have gone up considerably so it is toughdr than

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ever. Across England, average house prices have risen by 9%. However

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here in the east that figurd stands at 13.3%. There is more opportunity

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for mortgages with people. There is a lot more buy-to-let investment

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going on certainly in the l`st few years. It is a better place to put

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your money than in the banks. Near Huntingdon this 17th cdntury

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cottage is on the market for ?535,000, and the owners have had

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one offer. I feel the market is buoyant. With the growth at the

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moment and in the east of England I think it bucked all fear th`t is the

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EU referendum was going to have a lull in the summer market. We're

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seeing property rises up to 15% But while the price hike is good for

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those selling property, for others, even getting on to the propdrty

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ladder is a struggle. Sarah Roberts is a trainee chef on

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minimum wage. She is also a single mum and rents a two bedroom

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property. She is worried shd will never own her own place.

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I don't think it is feasibld with how wages are and how everything is

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increasing. It makes me a lhttle sad. I want more for my son. I want

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something to hand down to hhm. As soon as I leave this house H have

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got nothing to show for my ?600 rent. In Felix stow, Seb likes the

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house and thinking of making an offer. Thinking of becoming a

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homeowner before he's priced out of the market.

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Katherine Nash with some examples from Suffolk,

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But what about the rest of the patch?

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It turns out the hotspots aren't necessarily where you'd expdct.

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OK, well let's start with Cambridgeshire where house prices

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The average house price there is roughly ?278,000.

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Let's get an expert opinion on what that means if you lhve

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A lot of people can't afford to buy still on the market. The avdrage

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house price in Cambridge is over ?450,000. You technically nded a

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salary of about ?95,000 a ydar to be able to buy it.

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Now if you think that's expdnsive, figures show those who commtte

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to London from other nearby counties such as Essex are feeling

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the squeeze even more so as prices there are soaring with an average

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Just to put that into perspdctive, it's ?58,000 than the average price

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Why, well it's because of places like Basildon where house prices

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Another popular county for commuters is Hertfordshhre.

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When compared with other counties in the East.

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It has one of the highest increases for house prices of 16.1%.

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That means you can expect to pay almost

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If you think that's a littld too out of your price range,

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not too far away in Luton, a house will set you back

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If you want even cheaper, the average price in Norfolk

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It's here and Suffolk where they've seen the lowest increase of around

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It's here where you'll also find the cheapest place to live

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Well, if you're a commuter travelling to London you can expect

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to start paying more on average for a house.

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In particular places such as Essex, Hertfordshire,

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Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire.

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I've been told by various estate agents the reason behind thhs

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is because despite prices increasing It's still much cheaper overall

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to live just outside of London and commute in,

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Also for families, it remains a much preferred choice when it cole

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Norfolk and Suffolk remain the cheapest places to live

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But the overall average cost of a house continues to risd,

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Football now and our teams from the Championship and Ldague One

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Pick of the ties - the first match between Petdrborough

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Elsewhere the pressure incrdased on the manager of MK Dons,

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Karl Robinson, but Ipswich got a much needed win

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James Burridge has the pick of the action, starting

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Some of this lot were still at school when Peterborough

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and Northampton last played in the League.

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Seven years which has seen both beset by various ups and downs.

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I still think, especially the older generation,

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they look at this one as the real big game.

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My dad brought me here when I was ten or 11

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and I was brought up with it since then really.

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I'm really excited. I love the atmosphere.

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So a lot of my friends are Northampton fans so I love it.

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The match lived up to the bhlling, even if for the Cobblers

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Marcus Maddison delivering the ball on a plate.

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He set-up Shaquile Coulthirst for the first, Ryan

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Despite sustained pressure from Northampton in the second half

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Tom Nicholls' volley put the game beyond doubt.

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Posh leapfrogging their opponents in the table.

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I think the boys stuck to the game plan really well.

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We knew it was going to be a physical battle.

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We knew we had to win our individual battles first and foremost

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It was good to score two set plays something we work on a lot.

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It's not acceptable that level of performance.

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We have conceded two set pidces and one cross in the box.

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Second half, I thought we h`d the better of the play,

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but if you don't take your chances, you don't win games of football

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Well, if you're a fan of Ipswich Town you haven't

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Their first goal in 502 minttes courtesy of captain Luke Ch`mbers.

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Freddie Sears made it 2-0 l`te on his first goal in 38 gamds.

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Town's first win in six matches with a clean sheet to boot.

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A welcome relief for manager Mick McCarthy.

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Consentration or a lack of cost Norwich at Fulham.

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Two penalties from Graham Dorrans gave them a comfortable adv`ntage.

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Back came Fulham in a 15 minute spell.

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They scored twice, 2-2 it fhnished and the canaries slip to second

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MK Dons boss Karl Robinson is under real pressure.

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His side haven't won at homd since March and last night

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he said his side may have to cheat more to win matches.

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He was left livid by refereding decisions as his side conceded twice

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in the final three minutes to draw 3-3 with Bristol Rovers.

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The Peterborough gymnast, Louis Smith, missed the Olylpic

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celebrations in London yestdrday so that he could visit mosqtes

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Last week mobile phone foot`ge emerged of him appearing

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He has since apologised, describing his actions

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This report is from Athar Ahmed from the BBC's Asian Network.

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He was the poster boy of the Olympics in 2012.

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And winner of one of the cotntry's most watched shows.

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But now Louis Smith is facing a different challenge -

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getting his reputation back on track after accusations of

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It comes after a video was posted online showing the 27-year-old

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apparently mocking Islam whhch led to him receiving death thre`ts.

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Now the gymnast is meeting Muslims around the country.

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This is the mosque itself. Shoes are fine up to here.

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Sitting down with them to explain why.

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What you say can resonate whth some people on a personal level.

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And what I didn't want is pdople to see that video and think it's OK

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to do what I did or take it one step or further or two steps further

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While his fellow Olympians celebrated their Rio success

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in parades being thrown for Team GB earlier this week, Smith

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decided not to take part because of the controversy

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I don't want to antagonise situations.

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I don't want people to feel like he has done that he's done

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and now he's out having a great time.

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He's out partying and socialising and stuff.

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REPORTER: That must be hard seeing the other athletes celebrathng

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their victory and success and not being there?

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It is hard, but at the same time I'm in this position

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because of my own actions and my own behaviour.

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Young Muslims who have met the gymnast say they're ple`sed

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I remember watching Louis win his medal in 2012.

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So when this video came out it was disappointing.

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I thought should I have supported him or not?

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But today shows that it was the right thing to do.

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Thank you very much. Very kind of you to say.

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Smith now plans to take up invitations to visit other losques

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around the country in the coming weeks and hopes to rebuild his

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career and reputation as ond of Britain's finest Olympians.

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Time to get the weather now. Here is Alex. Thank you very much. Good

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evening we have had such a variety of weather conditions across the

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region today. Some big waves on the north for folk coast. Some fine

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weather in Bedford and sunshine across many of the western counties.

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Lots of showers across eastdrn counties. Again another one from

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Norfolk here showing a double rainbow and this has been c`used by

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an area of low pressure that's close by. We have had a north-westerly

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wind and it continued to brhng in showers across many eastern counties

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from the North Sea. If we rtn the satellite sequence you can see from

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this morning the main focus of the showers has been across parts of

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Norfolk, but they are getting down further towards Suffolk and into

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Essex as well. We could expdct further showers particularlx across

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the coast and across the eastern counties. Further west, there are

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one or two dotted around, btt not so heavy. Through the evening `nd for

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the first part of the night, expect a further risk of those showers but

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the general trend will be for those to fade away. By the end of the

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night they should be out of the way and it will be dry. Temperature wise

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there will be a lot of cloud around and breeze. So temperatures probably

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eight or nine Celsius at thdir lowest, but if you get any clear

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spells, they could go down ` few degrees lower than that. It couldnd

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up being a chilly start to the day tomorrow. A similar set-up on the

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pressure pattern tomorrow. The low starts to move eastwards of the

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centre of that low further `way from us. Although there will be showers

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coming in from the North Se`, they're not expected to be heavy.

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There could be a good scattdring of them and hopefully sunshine in

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between. They are toe fo can yoused across eastern counties. Perhaps

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cloudy at times as we go through the afternoon and the win coming in from

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the north making it feel chhlly Temp tures 13 or 14 Celsius. A shift

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in pressure pattern as we gdt to the end of the week. So the are` of low

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pressure continues to move dastwards and that starts to change otr wind

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direction to an easterly. It will bring in colder air. You will notice

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the area of low pressure down to the west. That could produce sole

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unsettled weather, but the weekend should be dry. So expect a largely

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dry day for Friday, but clotdy, perhaps an isolated shower `nd at

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the moment for us in the east, Saturday and Sunday are looking dry

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with sunshine. A little on the cool side with highs of 13 Celsits. And

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certainly those overnight temperatures dropping away `s we get

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to the end of the weekend. We put the winter duvet on this

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morning. You still haven't put your heating on, have you? No. Some

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things never change! Bye-byd. Everyone's living these

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amazing lives,

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