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Labours Shadow Chancellor hits the road in Luton as election

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When I campaign, I go to every seat Labour, Labour or Tory. People need

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to know our message. -- lip. Debenhams closes it's distribution

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centre in Northampton - A new hi tech cycle hire scheme

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launches in Cambridge but will it mean bikes are abandoned

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across the city? This is then who is hoping to break

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a world record on the London Marathon this weekend and into the

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Guinness book of records. Go get them, then.

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Labour began their election campaign in Luton today with a visit

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from Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell.

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He was supporting Luton North MP Kelvin Hopkins

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With both Luton seats Labour strongholds, why begin

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Marching to battle at the very start of this 49 day election campaign.

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Shadow Chancellor John McDonald here in Luton North with MP Kelvin

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This is all down to you over the next couple of weeks.

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This is one of only three Labour seats in our region.

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Labour won this seat by a comfortable

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The aim today and for the next seven weeks is to make

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sure those who voted Labour stick with Labour.

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After a warm reception inside, it was a soggy story outside.

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On the campaign Trail to meet voters.

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In seven weeks, we'll have a Labour Government.

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I vote Labour and I'm still going to vote Labour

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When I came here in 2001, I was so happy with this

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I was earning less money, but I was happy with that.

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And now I am earning more than that, but I still not happy.

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In 2015, the constituency of Luton North had a

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Labour in Luton South, a slimmer majority of 5,700.

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You should never take people for granted.

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She has called this election I think for party political

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purposes, not for the interests of the country and she has seen the

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polls and I think she is taking people for granted.

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That is why when I campaign, I go to every seat whether

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it is Labour, liberal or Tory because people need to know what our

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Today, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn promised

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to put power and wealth back in the hands of the people.

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We, yes we, will prove the Establishment experts

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And change the direction of this election.

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I have never been part of the establishment.

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I have always campaigned on that basis.

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I have spoken my mind, or I have voted according to

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Sometimes not with the whips in my party.

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But do those who voted Labour last time believe the party can deliver?

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I vote Labour, I have always voted Labour.

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I think I am going to carry on dealing with them a lot.

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I have been doing it for years, and I think

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All I have done is actually voted for Labour.

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So fingers crossed, Labour in the next

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Labour's own supporters here may be confident

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The bigger battle is convincing the rest

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Andrew, why start the campaign in Luton? Two reasons. Labour knows it

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has a fight on its hands and it has two shore up its votes. Why not

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start into seats which have always been Labour? Kelvin Hopkins is a

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long-standing friend and colleague of John McDonald, so why not pay him

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a visit? The second reason is campaign tactics. In every election,

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the two main parties get very excited about the M1 corridor. Seats

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in Luton, Milton Keynes, Stevenage, Bedford, Northampton, Corby. These

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are classic swing seats. Labour and the Conservatives fight over these.

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You can wind over voters in these seats, you will probably stand a

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good chance of winning the election. We will see more campaigning in the

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seat? Certainly by Labour. The Conservatives do not seem to be so

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worried about these. They point out that when they were one, the Tory

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vote in all those seats went up in 2015. Since then, Labour's poll lead

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has fallen. They are not worried. Labour believes that the message on

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the NHS, on fair taxation, giving a good deal to hard-working people

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will go down well with voters in these areas and will be paying a lot

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of attention to the M1. Another part of our region which Labour is

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reworking on now as Cambridge. Talk today of moving extra resources into

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Cambridge. Very concerned that they have a battle on their hands there.

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Debenhams has announced plans to close its major distribution

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centre in Northampton, putting two 220 jobs at risk.

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It's part of the company's wider plans to revitalise it's business

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including reducing the number of products it stocks and closing

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Emma Baugh is at the distribution centre now.

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Very sad news tonight for the distribution centre here and also

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the more than 200 people who work here. Run by DHL, it is now due to

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close in two years' time. It is barred of a major review by

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Debenhams who are also looking at the future of ten of their stores

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and the way we shop. Staff at the Northampton store here today were

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upbeat, although they weren't able to talk to us. People shopping in

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the town today were still very impressed by Debenhams.

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I like the brands, the clothing, designs.

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Debenhams is probably the best shop that we have got in

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I think if we lose it it will be another major step

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towards the town centre disintegrating.

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I like the perfumes, the make-up and clothes.

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We have heard from DHL this evening who say that the jobs from here will

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be going to Peterborough and North Yorkshire. Good news for the people

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there, but not for the workers here. A prison officer has

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appeared in court charged with the manslaughter of an inmate

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at Woodhill Prison in Milton Keynes. 55-year-old Joseph Travers is also

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charged with gross negligence and misconduct in public office

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after the death of Ryan Harvey. The 23-year-old was found hanging

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in his cell in 2015. It's thought this is the first time

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a prison officer will face trial He will next appear

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at the Old Bailey on the 18th May. Police in Northamptonshire have said

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that 100 extra officers across the county are to be trained

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and equipped with Tasers. Until now only officers

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in the regional unit covering four counties were able

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to use the device. But now local officers will be

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trained to use them. It's hoped they will be

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able to offer a faster This is a wider roll-out to local

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police and officers on the front It will certainly

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help the officers in protecting them and the public

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against people who are in incidence of such severity and violence where

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this piece of equipment may well be A new bike share scheme in Cambridge

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is proving controversial on the day The OFO project started in China

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and allows cycles to be Users can then leave them anywhere

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in the city once they've But there are concerns it could lead

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to bikes being dumped. With congestion on four wheels

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a problem in Cambridge, there is a Many of us use our bikes to get

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around here, but now there is something new in this

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old university city. Fresh from China where

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the company claims to have 30 million active users,

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with Ofo, you simply tap the bike number in the app,

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unlock, and off you go. We chose Cambridge because it is

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the cycling capital of the UK. Once you finish your journey,

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you literally kick the stand out, put the bike

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to one side, lock stand out, put the bike to one side,

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lock the bike wheel and end But it is precisely

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because there is no docking system like so-called Boris

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bikes in London that it is causing At City Cycle Hire, they already

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rented out more than 500 bikes and they are

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worried about safety. We rigorously check our bikes

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after every use for a customer. I can't see how this is possible

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with the Ofo scheme. The visitors who come

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to Cambridge, if they decide to take one of these

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bicycles, they may not be familiar with the highway laws,

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so they could be putting Cambridge has already had a cycle

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share scheme go wrong. More than 20 years ago,

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many of the green bikes Although Ofo say they know

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where bikes have been left because of GPS on the smartphone

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app, some still have real concerns. It could be

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a dump-anywhere scheme if people aren't careful and what we

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don't want is for all of the responsibility effectively to fall

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on the council because there aren't even phone numbers on these bikes

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if people want to get them shifted. The local council says

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Ofo haven't answered all their questions,

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so I How are you going to

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ensure these bikes aren't left in irresponsible places

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or even just a dump? We have actually paid positions,

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we will be an employer within Cambridge, employing

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and on the ground team to round the bikes up and make sure

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that they are evenly distributed around the city

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where they are needed most. The project is being

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trialled for three weeks in the city,

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but more yellow bikes are expected to arrive

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after At the local council watching how

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the scheme will work in Next tonight the latest

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in our series looking at the candidates vying

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to become Cambridgeshire's The winning candidate will control

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a multi-million pound budget, with direct powers over

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housing and growth. Tonight is the turn

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of the English Democrats. Their candidate is a former

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Peterborough city councillor, and says he's "pro-car" and backs

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local jobs for local people. He's an admirer of Donald Trump

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and if elected, has invited the US Our political reporter

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Mousumi Bakshi put Stephen Goldspink I am Stephen Goldspink,

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running for the English Democrats and the first thing I would do

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if elected their is collect information from residents

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about traffic problems and issues, transport issues, around their area

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and try and get in and solve them. How much money has been set aside

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for affordable housing? ?170 million, of which

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70 million are to Tell us one thing that

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people might not know People might not know that I am

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a fan of the 1970s pop group The Sweet and that I invited

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them to Peterborough in 2004 and set up

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my own concert. Because I understand what people

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want in Cambridgeshire. I will do my best to make sure that

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any houses that we build are accessible to the majority

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of the population. Where is your favourite

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place to go in Cambridge? My favourite place to

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go in Cambridgeshire. I guess that would have to be out

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on the Fens where I live. I just love driving across the Fens,

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the big open spaces. And we'll hear from the other

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candidates next week. But before that there is a special

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programme called A Mayor for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough

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tonight on BBC One at 10.45pm Meaty marathon man carrying it on

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dry and Alex has the full cost. I will be here with the weather. Join

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me later with all the details. -- a marathon man.

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Over the last ten years smart technology has brought

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It's particularly helpful for people with disabilities who can use

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technology to provide discreet but invaluable assistance.

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That's been the case for Marc Bilton from Dunstable who has been

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using special glasses for almost two years.

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Marc, who is registered blind, says wearing the OrCam glasses means

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he no longer has to rely so much on other people.

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Marc Bilton has Usher syndrome Type II, he has

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been deaf since birth and

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his eyesight started to go in his late teens.

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In 2002, as a father of four young boys coming he finally

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I want to do things that every dad does, take the kids down to the park

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and play football, initially I could do that,

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but as time went on, it got

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harder and harder and reading bedtime stories and doing their

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homework with them, they would have to read out what they were supposed

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to do, rather than me going through and telling them how

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No peripheral vision, no depth, no colour, no

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Mark relies heavily on other people to help him.

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But these glasses bring independence.

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ROBOTIC VOICE: It is your birthday, collect ?10 from

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A tiny camera focuses in on words, allowing him to read

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It can be programmed to recognise products,

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ROBOTIC VOICE: Please name the person in front of you

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It's given me back an element of independence.

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It is not making my life totally free of needing other people, but it

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has given me some of the things back that I couldn't do.

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Socially, Mark is more confident and relaxed.

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ROBOTIC VOICE: Chicken breast burger with chips.

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Would you have been able to read menu like

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I wouldn't have been able to see boards or anything like

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Does that make the whole restaurant experience more

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I really enjoy going to restaurants now.

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I'm able to do things for myself rather than needing other

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You know, as sensors cameras and other

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technical components can shrink in size,

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the potential for more mobility and more discreet

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It really is a super exciting time to be

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looking at and to be using and

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Mark paid almost ?2,000 to take part in the trial

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alone, but he says they are life changing and are staying put.

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Bowl cancer is he second most common cause of cancer death in the UK,

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but not enough people from ethnic minority communities are taking up

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Muslim communities have the lowest take up rate at just 30% with Hindu

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That's compared to a national average of 56%.

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One Northampton man who's currently battling bowel cancer

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is trying to raise awareness across all communities.

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Mike Cartwright has been to meet him.

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Diagnosed in 2009, Nick's cancer has been

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In the time left, he wants to raise as much

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awareness about the disease as possible.

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Today, talking to an Asian community group in Northampton.

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Their children and grandchildren are perhaps more at risk now of

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I think that what they're doing is adopting similar

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lifestyle habits as their white European friends and putting

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themselves at the same risks as their white European friends.

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So they like to go and have a burger,

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They are doing all of the bad things that

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perhaps their parents and grandparents once doing.

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The symptoms to look out for our blood

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when going to the loo, change in bowel habits, unexplained weight

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loss, extreme tiredness and stomach pain.

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A campaign now underway to raise awareness about the disease

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amongst black and minority ethnic groups.

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Certain older members of communities might not read English

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and so when the invitation comes through, they possibly will ignore

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the invitation or struggle to understand what it is about.

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There may be some cultural barriers as to

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I know now what symptoms to look for.

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The other things I do, I do exercise, I am a

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It is still good to know that I am on the right path.

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People who perhaps didn't know anything

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about bowel cancer are now better informed and will be able to take

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close on notice now, especially for the main symptoms

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Nick's undergone surgery three times.

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He has had chemo, he is terminally ill.

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Bowel is now the fourth most common cancer.

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I am determined to extract every last

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It has not been fun, I have not enjoyed it,

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but it has also allowed me to do some really amazing things.

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His message, if worried the your doctor.

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The sooner the diagnosis, the better the chance of

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Rugby, after the disappointment of missing out on Lions' selection,

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Northampton's Dylan Hartley has been confirmed as captain for England's

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The hooker, who's been capped 84 times,

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is joined by fellow Saints players Paul Hill, Tom Wood

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Who'll be hoping to earn his first cap.

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Fly-half Piers Francis, who'll be joining Northampton

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from Auckland is also in the touring party.

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Now we haven't had much luck picking winners over the years,

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but if you were with us last week you'll have seen Eminent,

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son of wonderhorse Frankel, getting ready for the new season.

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Well, today he won the Craven Stakes at Newmarket

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He's now 10-1 to win the first Classic of the season.

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More than 30,000 people are expected to run

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Among them, the worlds top athletes, the fun runners and those

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And it doesn't get much more crazy than this.

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Completing the 26.2 miles in under six hours with a tumble

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This report from our Sports Editor Jonathan Park.

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It has to weigh 25 kilos and it is bang on 25 kilos.

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44-year-old Ben Lowes and his six-year-old tumble dryer.

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I think some people have been saying it, but to

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I and finished with my running, really.

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This is more of a strength test than a running test, I believe.

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I think it is a challenge and I like challenges.

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Ben is very used to pounding the streets.

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He has completed 29 marathons including nine in London.

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At stake this time, a white goods world record.

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Ben might not be the only one going for a spin around the London

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Marathon course with a tumble dryer on his back, but you think you might

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have competition for the record, yeah?

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I do believe there is at least two others that I am

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You have to beat them and I have to get

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under six hours to get the title, but I am not going to worry about

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I'm confident of my training and I am ready to go, fit and

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This is him on the BBC show Special Forces:Ultimate Hell Week.

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From the Orange team, it is marathon enthusiast Blowes.

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He survived to tell the tale and will

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be running in London for Racing Welfare.

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The profile raising that we have received from Ben

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running around with a tumble dryer on his back with racing welfare on

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I think he is slightly crazy for doing it,

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Ben's trained at 4am, in the snow, even been stopped by curious police

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He gets a few looks in Newmarket's town centre.

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People stop their cars, film, people just look

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Other people, they see it and a couple of

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bleep on my phone and they have donated.

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Ben has pretty much heard all the gags, so all that is left to

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Let's have a look at the forecast now with Alex Dolan.

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A lot of cloud across the region today, but we did see some

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bright spells and sunshine in places.

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A lovely photo taken in Hertfordshire

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Blue sky in evidence there and also some brightness

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breaking through the trees in Suffolk.

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Satellite images show that there is a weak weather

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front moving through, it has put a lot of cloud across

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much of the region through today, but there has been some gaps.

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Brightness and sunshine to end the day.

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The thickest of the cloud has produced one or two spots of light

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rain or drizzle and that will be the trend for this evening and

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A lot of cloud around and still possible there could be rain

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Having said that, many places will stay dry

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Temperatures will be much milder than last night, so lows of around

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We may find there are a few gaps in the cloud which

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will allow the temperatures to drop a little bit, but not cold enough

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Starting the day tomorrow with high pressure

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This weak weather front is the next one to

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That is going to introduce a lot of cloud around the

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No rain at all, there may just be one or two light showers.

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Today it will generally be quite cloudy, there may well be some

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brightness breaking through that cloud.

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Quite warm temperatures despite that cloud

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Temperatures climbing to 15 or 16 degrees.

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The winds are going to start to switch direction to more

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That is going to bring in some cooler rare, gradually starting to

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cool things down and fortunately in time for the weekend. The pressure

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pattern shows how that starts to happen. High-pressure getting

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shunted to the west. This weather from clearing to the south and a

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northerly wind sets up and that is a much cooler air source. That error

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is coming all the way from the Arctic and we will have much cooler

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temperatures by day on Saturday. The outlook is looking cooler on

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Saturday and Sunday. There will be some sunshine around, but also the

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chance of some showers, likely to be isolated. Into the outlook, says

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they expect a call they generally with a lot of cloud around.

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Recovering temperatures on Sunday, maybe sunshine. As for the start of

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the next week? Staying cool and cloudy and will start to bring our

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temperatures down overnight, as well. Close to freezing on Monday

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night. Just time for a quick barometer check for you. The

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pressure reading is 1033 millibars which is 35.0 inches. Not bad for

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April. Now you may remember Peaky,

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the talking 'ohbot' who was launched into space by primary school

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children in Hertfordshire Today the first video

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footage of his mission Peaky was launched using

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an expanding balloon by pupils at the Roysia Middle School

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in Royston in January. That's all from us here

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in Cambridge for now. I'll be back with an update

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at 10.30, but for now,

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