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Hello, welcome to the first Look East of a new week.

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?100 million to spend on social housing in Cambridgeshire.

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But who will benefit most, the cities or the countryside?

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A murder update as Crimewatch helps in the hunt for the

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No overtaking - why lorries are being banned from the fast lane

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And how working dogs trained here are helping

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keep a watchful eye over Africa's endangered wildlife.

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First tonight - it's the first day of spring

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and the dawn of a new political era for Cambridgeshire.

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The new devolved authority met officially for the first time today

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in Wisbech, it'll make decisions on transport,

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This morning it received 100 million pounds in its bank

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But as Mousumi Bakshi reports, the needs of city dwellers

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are markedly different to those living in the Fens.

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Seven years after her search began, Katie Phillips finally has the home

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Priced out of Cambridge, the mother of two moved

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into this affordable housing scheme in Caxton near Camborne last month.

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We went on a list to hopefully get given a house, bid every week, every

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month, any time we could on anything because we couldn't afford to move

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out because we were paying so much and private renting.

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Then after seven years, we got this opportunity

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and it has been amazing, I just feel so lucky to get given it.

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Katie lives in South Cambridgeshire, one of the most expensive places in

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the UK and so it makes sense that devolution money will be

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But concerns that other parts of the county will

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We don't just want to build a lot of affordable

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housing in one place, we

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want to build the infrastructure that will enable people in key

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roles, key jobs such as, you know, nurses

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and hospital workers and

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teachers perhaps even, that they can have an affordable house in one part

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of the county and they can quickly get to work in an economic hotspot.

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So if you want to get on to the housing ladder,

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how far do you have to leap just to get onto the first rung?

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New figures suggest people working in Fenland take home an

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In South Cambridgeshire, the weekly wage is around ?200 more.

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But when it comes to buying power, people in

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South Cambridgeshire are relatively worse off,

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with the average price of a detached house

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of a similar property in Fenland.

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Today, the authority that will be headed up by the new mayor agreed on

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a ?170 million affordable housing package with at least ?70 million

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concentrate in Cambridge. The governments of the rest of the money

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was filtered through to the part of the county that need it most.

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It is not about Cambridge, it is about not be areas that most people

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have heard of, it is about the areas that perhaps in the past have not

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got the support they needed and now it's a real opportunity for powers

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and the right leadership to make a difference. The challenge of dealing

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with Cambridge will be one of the challenges for the new map. We have

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been with beach today, when the most underfunded up deprived part of the

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country. What matters to people here is transport. As well as transport,

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the combined authority will have responsibility for boosting economic

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growth but it is low-cost housing that has made a difference to people

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like Katie. So will everyone get a fair share

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of attention and funding? I asked the leader of

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Fenland District Council, John Clark, what he wants

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from the new authority to deliver. I think first of all it has

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got to be transport. We want to be connected

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to Cambridge and Peterborough, which we are connected

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to Peterborough but Cambridge is the main thing that we feel

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it would improve this area by being under an hour

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to get to Cambridge. And is it train lines or roads

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you want investment in? We would like to see it go

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from Thorney directly with a river crossing all the way to Wisbech,

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but we would also like to see buses improved and we would also like to

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see the rail link direct from So how will you ensure

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that your voice is heard as loudly as, say,

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Cambridge City Council's voice? How will you make sure

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that there is a fair allocation I think first of all it

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will be down to lobbying the mayor, the mayor will have a lot

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of the ultimate decisions to make on But today we have had

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the allocation for the 100 million for housing,

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all the councils have talked, it's all been allocated and it's

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all been agreed. So what's politics like in

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a meeting like that? Because obviously you have got

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politicians from cities, from more rural areas, different

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political backgrounds as well. I don't think there has been any

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conflict whatsoever. As we say, we know

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the city is under a Labour administration and the rest are

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Conservatives and we have got the But up until yet,

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sitting around the table, politics hasn't entered

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into it at all. It's what is best for Cambridgeshire

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and Peterborough and how do we deliver it

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and I am really pleased that politics,

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at the moment, is not taking

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a part in that. And if you want to join the debate -

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the BBC Cambridgeshire bus will be in Ely market tomorrow,

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Cambridge Market on Wednesday and St John's Square

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in Peterborough on Friday. Detectives investigating the murder

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of a woman from Milton Keynes are due to release new CCTV images

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on Crimewatch later, Hang Leung died 11 days

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after she was attacked at home during a burglary

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on the 31st of January. Police are searching for six men

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involved in the break in. A former police officer,

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wife and mother. 64-year-old Hang Leung left

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Hong Kong in the early 90s and settled here in Milton Keynes where

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she ran a Chinese takeaway business At around six o'clock

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on the 31st of January, she was home alone when a man

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knocked on the door. When she went to answer it,

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the man and five others forced their way into her home before

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stealing cash and designer goods. Mrs Leung was pinned down

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while they ransacked the house. Police released this image to show

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the extent of the damage. The next day, still

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traumatised, Mrs Leung was She died from her injuries 11

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days after the ordeal. For me, when I think

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of burglary, I think of someone Objects, things that

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can be replaced. But for my family, this burglary

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has meant we have had a Police are trying

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to track down several personal items, including this gold

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Rolex Oyster watch and Mrs Leung's long service police

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medal from Hong Kong. Detectives have described this

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as a despicable crime Some of her neighbours who I have

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spoken to and didn't want to appear on camera have expressed their shock

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and sadness at what happened in Detectives are keen to speak

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to anyone who may have seen six men acting suspiciously in a car

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travelling between Milton Keynes and Aylesbury on the evening of Tuesday

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the 31st of January. Katharine Da Costa, BBC

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Look East, in Milton Keynes. A multi-million pound refurbishment

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of Peterborough's main shopping ?8 million is being spent

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on improving lighting, doors A further 30 million

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will be spent later on a multi-screen cinema,

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plus new shops and restaurants. The work will take place overnight

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when the centre is shut. Work on the cinema complex

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is expected to start next year, Our trade at this moment in time

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has been very buoyant. This will just add to it

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and this will add to the experience of the customer and

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therefore it changes the perception of what Queensgate has

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been looking like. As I said, we're over 34 years

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old now so it's about time Lorry drivers are facing a ban

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on overtaking along stretches Highways England is introducing

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the restrictions next week to improve traffic flow,

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especially near Stansted Airport. But, perhaps unsurprisingly,

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some truckers aren't happy, Long stretches of the M11 are just

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two lanes, that means when lorries overtake each other, a big tailback

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can build up behind them. So Highways England

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is going to restrict lorries overtaking during the day on uphill

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stretches of the motorway. Signs are going to go

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up saying any vehicle over seven and a half tonnes can't

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use lane two between seven and the morning and seven

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in the evening. The lorry overtaking restriction

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would be in place between junction eight at Bishop's

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Stortford near Stansted Highways England believes it

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will ease congestion. But at a nearby service station,

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some HGV drivers are saying not being able to overtake

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would hold them up. If you get stuck behind a massive

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queue of trucks that are all going 40 mph, when you could be doing,

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especially when I'm empty, 56, it makes quite an impact

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on what time you can get there. Some of the trucks, you know,

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they're weighted at 44 plus tonnes, they are going to take a long time

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to get up them hills. They could be down

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to anything, 20 mph? All lorries do 56 mile an hour

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and some are a bit slower and it's and, you know, it's going

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to make it even worse. You've got vehicles with odd weights

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and loads and if it is a slight incline, it is surprising how much

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it can slow you down. And then you are stuck probably

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behind 20, 30 lorries. A daytime overtaking ban for lorries

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is already in force on this stretch of road, the A14

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in Northamptonshire. Highways England says lorry

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speeds haven't changed but Lorry drivers caught

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overtaking where they Back on the M11, the

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overtaking restriction is expected to start

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at the end of this month. One lorry driver told Look East

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the best way of tackling congestion here would be widening

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this section of the M11 to three A bit of sport now -

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and in ice hockey, MK Lightning are celebrating winning

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the English Premier League Cup for the first time

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in their 15-year history. who has played for the club since

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2003, scored the decisive penalty But for now let's join

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Stewart and Susie. Stay with us for your five-day

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regional weather forecast. We have the latest news off the

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pitch from Norwich city, and how working dogs trained here are

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helping to protect Africa's wildlife against poachers.

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Next tonight, we're back on the road for our Brexit roadtrip -

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nine months after the EU Referendum, we are finding out if people

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have changed their minds about leaving the EU...

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Today we were told the Prime Minister will start the Brexit

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process on March 29th, when she triggers Article 50.

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Our Brexit Mini is on the final straight

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and is heading into Suffolk, where the Port of Felixstowe

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is the UK's container gateway to Europe and the rest

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Careful manoeuvring by the Estelle Maersk brings it

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At 175,000 tonnes, carrying 15,000 containers, it's not an easy task.

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Free-flowing freight through our ports is critical to the economy.

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Containers are opened, the good see the light of day,

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Containers are opened, the goods see the light of day,

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There are no further inspections necessary.

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A clear road ahead to the rest of the UK or the EU.

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Felixstowe Port has expanded in the last decade.

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This has allowed it to manage 44% of the country's container traffic,

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coming from over 400 ports around the world.

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One quarter of the trade comes from the EU.

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When you are driving here at the quayside

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at the Port of Felixstowe, you can't ignore the size

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of the ships or the massive scale of the operation here.

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You can imagine that one slight change will have

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At the moment, the security checks are enough.

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If the government, after Brexit, says that they need to increase

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the security checks by 25%, they must make sure

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that they have the funds and people in place to do those.

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It is not just the port that will have to put extra

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resources into the business, it is the customs and excise that

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will have to increase their staff to make sure they have people

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in place to check the containers and the cargo, and the paperwork.

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Those importing goods are feeling the pressure too.

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In Ipswich, Miguel and his wife, Olga, opened their Portuguese

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cafe last September, just two months after the UK decided

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I'm concerned with how difficult it would be in the negotiations,

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to the products that come from the EU into the UK.

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But it could have a detrimental affect on the consumer,

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but I hope it will not be that harsh.

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He is optimistic for the future and has plans

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This area of Ipswich has a long history of welcoming communities,

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That is despite the local MP campaigning to remain.

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Although I was disappointed, my job is to make sure that Ipswich

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prospers and Suffolk prospers, and East Anglia prospers,

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My vote is the same as everyone else's, and I promised people

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when I was campaigning that this is what I believe in.

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But if you vote the other way, I will make sure I do my very best

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which is what I'm completely focused on at the moment.

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There are opportunities and we have to make them happen.

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There is optimism and uncertainty here in Suffolk, over

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Tomorrow we'll be in Essex on our last stop on the Brexit minitour,

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and we will be seeing if they are embracing

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the opportunities, or driving for the hills.

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A year ago, we met a former military dog trainer from Norfolk.

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For the first time, he was training dogs in the UK,

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Daryll Pleasants believes if the poachers aren't stopped,

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elephants and rhinos will be extinct in less than a decade.

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The three dogs are now fully operational in Africa.

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But over the last 12 months they've been trained to sniff out ivory,

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to stop a poacher in his tracks, and have come face

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This special report from Debbie Tubby.

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Polaris is one of the three dogs trained in the UK

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by Darryl Pleasants, sitting on the back of this truck

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in Zimbabwe, being chased by one of the animals

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Perhaps not quite the welcome he was expecting, but their

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How successful have your dogs been so far in Africa?

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We've seen a definite downward turn in poaching.

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Because, there is an inherent fear of dogs in Africa.

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We sent out a very clear message to everyone else that if you come

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onto the Conservancy and you intend to poach, you're not going to leave.

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It was in April last year we filmed Polaris's brothers Bo and Rogue

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checking into Norwich Airport to acclimatise to

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Similar to the one they'll use while working in the African bush.

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Three months later, and Joshua Kobal steps into the shoes of a poacher.

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He is volunteering to be chased and bitten by the dogs

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Do you train the dog to bite, or do you train it to just hold?

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All of the dogs target the arms, so we do inside bites

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What we try and teach the dogs to do is target what they are offered.

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At 30 mph, the momentum lifts the dog off the ground

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and with a bite like a hydraulic press, there's no chance of escape.

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They are wearing armour, whereas a human being,

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as he's moving through the ground, you have a front profile.

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With the armour as well, we've never had a problem.

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We've never had a dog that's even been injured operationally

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Maria wasn't so lucky, shot 17 times by poachers.

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Her horn was hacked off while she was still alive.

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Maria died in Zimbabwe two years before Darryl's dogs arrived here.

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That's why he is so desperate no more animals lose their lives.

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It is the height of the summer, and Rogue and Polaris

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get a trip to the zoo, a chance to meet the animals

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they will see in Africa, but hopefully they

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These dogs have got to find out exactly what their position

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They must know because dogs will generally react

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We want the dogs to be stable under pressure,

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we don't want dogs that will run off, suddenly chasing wildlife.

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After months of hard work, Rogue and Polaris finally

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Their new home is this Conservancy, and it is also home to 200

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I think it's quite an irresponsible attitude, to turn around and say,

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I want to save the world and make a difference.

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As a team, across the broard spectrum of conservation,

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It's making a difference to future generations.

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I have to say, I don't want my grandchildren to look

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Darryl's dogs continued training, even though

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With man and dog working together to save animals that could otherwise

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Some brilliant pictures there. You can see more of those dogs as young

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puppies at the start of their journey in

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Ed Balls, the chairman of Norwich City football club,

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has told Look East the club is close to appointing a new

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The club have outlined a new behind-the-scenes structure -

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this involves scrapping the Chief Executive's

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The Sporting Director will also lead the search for a new head coach

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Fans on Saturday came to watch the same team but a different looking

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club. The manager and Chief Executive both gone, seemingly gone

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for good and seem to be replaced by a sporting director, Head Coach and

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new managing director. Do you think the previous Chief Executive's role

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is a most too big for one person to do effectively? It is challenging in

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the timescale, you have one person with a lot of responsibility,

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especially around some parts of the year, like transfer windows. By

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splitting the role in two, you can focus on your expertise. The new

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look structure has the sporting director overlooking the whole

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operation, including recruitment. And a managing director in Taj of

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business. They report directly to the board,

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with a Head Coach responsible to the first team working with the

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technical director and academy manager.

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The purpose of the new sporting director is that at an advanced

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stage, they could be named this week and then they will step up the

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search for a new head coach. The relationship between the two will be

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so important for this new structure to work. We want to bring in a

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sporting director who can, in a long-term way, in body B style and

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value of play, working with the sporting director and head coach who

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can deliver for the first team. There will be Head coaches and

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managers unhappy working in that framework. For our club, recruitment

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and the Academy is vital in how we plan for the future. It is

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impossible to have a Head Coach running the football side. What do

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you make of this new setup gritter at its a joke, absolute joke. It's

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all right, providing the director and manager can speak as one. You

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have one person making decisions, not two. Whoever the new sporting

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director is need someone they have worked with before. You will get a

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new head coach working with the sporting director, what do you

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think? Well, I don't know about that, I would rather have a manager.

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Norwich told me they went rush a decision for either role, with this

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summer so crucial in achieving their long-term goal of top-flight

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football. After you see our next item,

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you might think twice before I do everything before -- I do that

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with everything before I throw it away!

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A man who enjoys tinkering with old bits of furniture

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in his workshop, has just discovered a new line in business -

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Rob Howard lives in Norwich, and loves anything -

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from an old TV set to a vintage hoover.

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Now other people's unwanted rubbish is appearing in some top dramas.

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Set in the 1950s, this BBC drama Young Hyacinth has been watched by

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thousands. Part of the charm is the original features, including this

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television from the time. Behind the scenes, many have had the Rob Howley

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treatment. What started as a hobby has become the go to place the major

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television production companies. There are a lot of proper houses

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that higher stuff, but all of our stuff is fully restored and working.

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If they want a working TV set, they can come to us and choose from our

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selection. It is surreal, dealing with massive companies, like the BBC

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and film companies, sometimes I get to go to film sets, and see things

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being filmed. He has close to 500 TVs and wireless is, dating back to

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the mid-1920s. This wireless, or radio, in today's world, is from

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1939. It now echoes the sounds of 2017.

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This place certainly takes you back in time for this 1950s television

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set, which recently featured in a BBC production, to this 1930s

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Hoover, which, believe it or not, still works! Although, to be fair,

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it sounds more like a lawn mower than vacuum cleaner! Increasingly,

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we live in a throwaway society but, before you start clearing out your

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smartphones and gadgets, just think, it could be valuable vintage in

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future! I should imagine you have a treasure

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trove in your garage! We have a trove... I don't know about

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treasure! That was brilliant, they made them so well in those days and

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it works! They lasted

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it works! They lasted for ever! Let's have a

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look at the weather. It is the spring equinox today,

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however you look at it, we are well and truly into spring.

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This morning, not an inspiring scene...

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Things improved, in April's Garden, more in the way of sunshine and blue

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skies! This cold front works down across the country. Cloud associated

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with that. Cold weather behind moves through tomorrow night. On the

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radar, these lines of intense downpours, lying convection, working

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downwards. 10-15 minutes of heavy rain were given to parts of the

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region which have all but cleared. For many it is dry and clear and

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breezy, carrying a couple of showers from the West. Dry overnight and

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with cold air coming in, it turns chilly. Temperatures down to one or

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2 degrees by the morning. A fine start on Tuesday, sunshine in the

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morning. Cloud bubbles up, Fairweather cloud, bringing a couple

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of isolated showers in from the West and into the afternoon. It does not

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last long. Highs of nine or 10 degrees, average for this time of

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year. No pressure dominates on Wednesday, rotating around each

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other. It gives headaches when it comes to the forecast. Some

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uncertainty about how quickly this band of rain comes across the

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region. Potential of rain on Wednesday. Low pressure on Thursday,

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slipping southwards. A north-easterly winds develops which

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pushes rain back westwards, through the day on Thursday. Some

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uncertainty about the position and timing of that. Subject to change

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over the next few days. On Friday, potential for rain to creep into

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southern parts of the region. In the north, dry and bright and at the

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weekend, this low weakens and pulls away. I pressure builds over the top

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so things settle at the weekend and it should be dried -- high pressure.

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Pleasant by David chilly and night. In the early hours of Sunday, the

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clocks go forward as well. He always brings us good weather!

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Good night! The 24-year-old man

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has been charged with murder. You made sure an innocent man

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is charged! What gives you the right

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to say that he's innocent? If police wrongdoing

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is part of this, I want to know.

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