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live from Great Yarmouth, and on BBC One we now join the BBC's

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where tonight the East coast is on severe alert

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All day, thousands of residents in coastal towns have been

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as gale force winds and high tides threaten to overwhelm sea defences.

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Soldiers are on stand-by along the coast to help.

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There will be around 12 hours of disruption here, people are just

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hoping that the high winds never arrive.

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Stay with us for the next half hour as we ask the experts what to expect

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when high tide arrives later this evening.

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In other news tonight, The Government gives the greenl ight

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to a host of road schemes to get the region moving.

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And much of the region gets its first taste of winter.

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We have the best of your weather pictures.

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Here in Great Yarmouth the people wake up to snow as they did in many

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places across the region, it is very cold and there is a strong wind

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blowing and it could be much worse would this evening. There are 17

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severe flood warnings in operation across the region, that means there

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is a danger to life, there are 89 other flood warnings. Deadly you

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where the problems are. Starting at Norfolk around to Great Yarmouth, in

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Suffolk and Southwold is down to Felixstowe and in Essex, Clacton and

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Southend. Lots of people worrying about the high tide, it will come

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the series around 9pm and 11pm and as you can see people are filling up

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sandbags. The Council have put in sand and have told people to come

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along with their own bags and shovels and to go and protect their

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homes. Let's start in Great Yarmouth.

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Warning people to leave their homes because of a severe flood risk which

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means there is a real danger. Many have been advised to leave, many are

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not keen to go. I have never gone, but it has come right to the edge of

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the curb, just out here. The last time in 2013. But nothing, so... I

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am just going to stay and pray lucky. This morning's high tide came

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and went without problems, tonight high tide is what everyone is

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concerned about. If there are 50-60 mph winds down the tide is likely to

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breach the first and that is because there is no sea defence is of the

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water will easily flood these homes. These are preparing for the worst,

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filling up sandbags to protect their homes. The panicking, I'm trying to

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sort something. Hopefully the wind will keep it away. It has happened a

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couple times before it has not quite got our house but I would rather be

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prepared. You can get away with it forever, it is bound to happen one

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year. Lives and Roman have spent the morning moving their possessions and

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the cat upstairs away from any possible floodwaters. Touchwood,

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fingers crossed, we hopefully get away with it but as an all boys

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could only to be prepared. It is not just flooding, late morning the snow

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for -- the snow as forecast arrived, really Great Yarmouth battling some

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of the worst weather combinations. To make the police are concerned

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that people are not moving from their homes. If the event goes the

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way that it could with the warnings we have had that would then turn

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into a rescue operations I would urge people to heed the warnings and

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evacuate. Tonight, 200 military personnel are on stand-by to help

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with the evacuation. It is now a waiting game which many hope is not

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won by the strong wind and tide. Let's stop to see people filling the

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sandbags. Mark Kate and Telecom already went -- ready live? I live

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in Newtown. We will stay there. We sell is happening three years ago in

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2013 but you have to take precautions. So we're just filling

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up sandbags and blocking the doorway is. I have done about so far today I

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have done about 20 sandbags but that is for relatives as well. Eight what

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about you? We live nearby. The army have told us to leave so we will

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front it out. Have you moved things in the house? We have moved some

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things upstairs. They say should leave, why don't you? I have a dog,

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had will not go anywhere without the dog. They have said where we can go

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but if you get overcrowded I would rather leave it to the elderly. They

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reckon this will get bad at around nine or ten o'clock. Nine or 930 and

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I have heard it will be worse than last time. I'm keeping an eye on the

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place and looking around so the worst comes to worst then we will

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get out. Where would you go? I have relatives in case showcases high

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ground follows. Sorry to interrupt your digging. Fingers crossed for

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you tonight. It is about 5000 homes here, further down the coast of

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course is thousands more. One of the places we look at was direct, let's

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see what the situation there is tonight.

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This is a high risk flood zone with many low-lying truly construct its

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single-storey buildings. At lunchtime today and in 3000 people

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were feared to be in danger from the tidal surge. The lunchtime high tide

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has come and gone without incident at the wind has really got up well

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as the real concerns about the high tide tonight. This afternoon the

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emergency services were gathering ahead of a concerted evacuation

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programme. Fire crews and police visiting homes and advising people

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to to safety. Hazel who lives near the sea wall was planning to return

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to a rest centre. They told us it is going to be bad tonight. At the

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moment I have just come home to have a cup of tea and something to eat

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and wait from a husband to come home from work. Then we will get sorted

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out. Helen Davies deciding to stay. Your close of the sea wall. I am, I

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have been in situations before around the weather and if you have

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been through a panicking before abroad, so I have stuck things out

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before so we will see how things go. Martin, he retired to his home on

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stilts two years ago. I will remain until high tide when I will leave

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for an hour. When it is if you come back and will come back panel

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comeback. James is chief executive of the Environment Agency which

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issued the severe weather warning. We will not apologise for putting

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people's lives first, we know the history and we know that sadly here

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in 195337 people died when the sea came over the wall. The sea came

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very close in 2013 at the top of the law here in Jay Wick and we'll

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always bear on the side of caution. Several hundred people could spend

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the night at the rest centre, many signing in with their pets like

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Gloria Carter. Joyce Holloway is here with her neighbour Charlotte.

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We going home having registered, going home, having something to eat,

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getting ready to come back this evening until we know it is safe to

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go home. It is the worry isn't it? Everybody's been put through. And

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when you get our age you don't want these worries. A police search and

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rescue unit and Essex search and rescue volunteers are on hand as the

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hours tick away until the next high tide just after midnight.

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Let me give you some figures. The council had said that 250 tonnes of

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sand bottom, 10,000 bags, people are coming of the time and filling the

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bags. If you look at the properties behind me these houses which should

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have been evacuated but there is a light on in every property so we

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reckon about 60% of people are staying in their own homes. Let's

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talk to the Flood Minister who is in Suffolk. You have been having a look

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around, what is your reaction to what has gone on today? Goal I am

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really impressed that people have been responding to the request to

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evacuate. We are used to postal surges but this has the high wind

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attached to it which is why severe warnings have been issued and it is

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important that people take expert advice and if they're in that area

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then do get out, there are places where you have friends and family

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and the these centres that are being stuffed and I want to thank the

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volunteers and council officers who are working hard to make people

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comfortable. Are you disappointed that we are hearing that between 60

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and 70% of people are staying in their homes? We can't force people

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to leave, but they must remember back to 2013 when there was damage,

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what is different this time is that we don't know quite what the impact

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will be because the wind is strong but the mother wins can change

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suddenly and in fact in 2013 is the wind had not dropped at a critical

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moment the damage would have been worse so I want to encourage people

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to think about their priorities, that we want to help them be safe

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and in many places in Great Yarmouth and elsewhere along this coast,

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leaving their homes and going somewhere safe is the most important

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thing they can do to write. From which you are, what have you seen

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that you have gone round the course? This morning I was in London and the

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National Flood centre for the initial report and then today I have

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been in J Wick where people are working hard, the Environment Agency

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has been out deploying the barriers as was expected. Now we have seen

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help from the Armed Forces comment alongside our emergency services,

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they have all been really proactive and the main priority is to help

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people be safe. This level of preparation should give people

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confidence but it should not be complacent either. There will be

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people at this to say we should do more, is the more we could do? The

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government has over a six-year period in this -- is over a six-year

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period investing ?2.5 million in defences around the country. The

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asking the people will not vote in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft and

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Felixstowe, crack and Intuit, and we continue to develop schemes where we

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continue to invest and protects people as best we can but today in

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particular with this insurgency high winds we want people to focus on the

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safety. We are going to have a look at what

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else is happening in Suffolk with Kevin Burke. Last night that

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Felixstowe Ferry we watched as locals did what they could to

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prepare for an onslaught. Today the moment of truth junior with high

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tide expected around midday but open for business closer to the water 's

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edge than most, the aptly named Spring tide fish shop. Mother nature

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is a force that you can predict when she comes knocking on your door, you

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have to accept that at the end of the day. It is part of living in a

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coastal community. If you were to not expected then move in town! In a

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car park buses were on stand-by to move residents but in the end

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neither they nor the boards would slot into this gap in flood defences

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were needed. The surge in 2013 game higher. Environment Agency and

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police have to be with the fail-safe saw the times we get situations

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where we to trigger the various levels as it has turned out we have

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not got the but we do need to be ahead of the game. With the high

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tide having been and gone there is the sense of relief here but not

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much because a second tide is coming in later that could prove more

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difficult and at the moment teams in the Environment Agency are walking

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down the stretch of coast just to check now also been punched in the

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sea defences because if they have the need to be plugged before the

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second tide comes in. In Lowestoft the water was not as high but they

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had in use for the first time ever they flood barriers. Tonight 's tide

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could prove a much sterner test for the town where three years ago 165

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homes and businesses were swamped. This evening there are severe flood

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warnings and we are likely to test the temporary barriers. They will do

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a good job and lessen the risk of flooding in the town but they don't

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do the whole job. In Lowestoft that the ferry in the fairly be no wait,

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one critical moment has passed but another is looming.

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I have just seen a car going off with its backlight down with

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sandbags, that's it for now and we will be back in Great Yarmouth and a

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little while but now back to Suzy. The Government has promised that

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work on several long awaited road schemes in the region will start

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in the next four years. It's re-committed itself

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to the projects in Cambridgeshire, and it's also given the go

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ahead for a new motorway Our political correspondent

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Andrew Sinclair is here. Let's start with the new

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junction where will it be? It is going to be a few miles north

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of Harlow and will be called Junction seven hey. There has been a

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long campaign for a junction out of Harlow, the existing one is often

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congested and with 15,000 new homes and business growth falling in it is

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going to be needed. The county council has already agreed to part

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fund the scheme, now the government suggests construction work and

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starred in the next two years little to late campaigners are delighted.

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It is an incredibly important moment in the town history and it will

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unlock business and he is life for thousands of motorists travelling to

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and from Harlow and will make it easier for businesses to come to our

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town and increase jobs and prosperity for everyone. It will

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make Harlow a centre of business and science Centre of excellence. What

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about the other schemes? Three big projects, the widening of the A12 in

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Essex and upgrading various stages of the a 47. The government promised

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more than ?1 billion to fund the scheme is back in 2014 but since

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then everything has gone quiet so that was starting to worry

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campaigners but now things have suddenly moved forward. I raise

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England saying it is launching consultations to all those plans and

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saying that the work will start by 2020. There was more good news,

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local councillors are getting 11.5 million this year to tackle pot

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holes. Also money being made available for safety improvements on

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smaller roads and that is probably it for now afford big board

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announcements for the region. The budget is now allocated until well

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past 2020. And Sunday politics is back this

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week. Yes, taking a close look at the crisis over social care and also

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Stewart has an exclusive interview with Jeremy Corbyn.

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The region's business leaders were told today they could win

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contracts worth hundreds of millions of pounds

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if the Sizewell C nuclear power station goes ahead.

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Energy giant EDF, which is behind the project in Suffolk,

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is urging businesses to sign up now as suppliers.

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Concrete, you need an awful lot of it for a new nuclear power station.

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It since this company down to the ground. It is already selling its

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retaining walls to the Hinkley point station in Somerset. That is

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currently under construction. Being just on the road from Sizewell puts

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it in prime position to supply Hinkley's sister station. The

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product can be usefully multitude of applications, from the ground works

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in the initial stages to potential materials for the construction and

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right through to security and many other applications so we see this as

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a very long-term opportunity for our products. Today in Ipswich EDF the

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company wants to build size will seek urge to local companies to

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become suppliers. More than 1000 have already signed up. If you take

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the example from Somerset where there's a war for under the ?60

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million worth of contracts already placed, so the stage -- so the

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opportunities are large especially for this region. There have been

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lots of delays in getting Sizewell C of the ground, the planning

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application has yet to be submitted but with Hinkley point under way the

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prospect of Sizewell draws neither. It would provide 7% of the UK's

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electricity was 25,000 employment opportunities through the lifetime

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of the project. Most of the major components would have to be imported

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but local companies like this now they can trade quite happily from

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other contracts for years to come, safeguarding jobs in the Suffolk

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countryside. Well, despite the bad weather,

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we are expecting a full programme Snow does not affect groundsmen, it

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offers insulation to the pitch to stop at freezing so no news of any

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postponement. I understand Northampton have a new

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manager. A familiar name, Justin Edinburgh has agreed it to have your

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contract. He managed the diamonds before they went into the

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illustration. He replaces Rob Pater was sacked on Monday. Edinburgh was

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dismissed by Gillian and ten days ago but given the managerial

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merry-go-round in football, the team's board think he's the man to

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time around the fortunes. Ipswich and Norwich have games they

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will be looking to win. Absolutely, they both play teams in

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the championship bottom three. For now it is rotten -- Rotherham. Talks

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appear to be progressing with Swansea, Robbie Brady has been

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linked with a move to Burnley. No transfer news at Ipswich, it seems

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to be hard work for manager of both clubs. Teams are throwing money

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around that is ridiculous. Some of the words I have been hearing about,

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does not compare to what we're doing so we have been having a tough but

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we are doing it certainly can -- and will continue to do it. We need to

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move people out before we bring people in, I don't think that is a

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surprise. But we're certainly looking to do business. What is this

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about MK Dons giving away free tickets to every home fan? Ironic,

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in a week when Norwich gave a -- if an apology for charging too much, MK

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Dons are laying on free travel for the replay, -- at the other end of

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the scale MK Dons are giving away one free ticket to every fan living

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in the area. The chairman is hoping to fill the stadium. There are still

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a lot of people who maybe have not been to Stadium MK, they have

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excuses, too busy, too expensive, but I don't want any excuses. I want

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to take this chance to give everyone the opportunity to come to the

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stadium. And we will have coverage of all those Broadway local station.

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Thank you. More now on the predicted

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storm surge, which could bring flooding to parts

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of the region's coast tonight. Let's get the latest

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from Stewart in Great Yarmouth. Thank you. Mike Johnson is with me

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from the Environment Agency. What is the latest as far as you know?

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Looking around the coast, we have many severe flood warnings here in

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Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, locations on the Suffolk coast and also in

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Essex, places like J Wick. There are a number of locations where we are

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working closely with emergency services, where we are really

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concerned about people safety and water coming over the defences. This

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would be as a result of the tidal surge in strong wind. We have a

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couple of hours before the high tide comes but it is a strong wind that

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will make the difference. They are the uncertainty that will add that

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extra dimension to the tidal surge and hence why we are, why we have

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agreed with the Norfolk flood control to issue these warnings.

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These winds from the north which makes it difficult. The currently

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more westerly but the coming north-west and that drives the see

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further down the North Sea. We have had these warnings in the past,

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coupled years ago we had warnings and people say they left their homes

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but actually it did not turn out too badly. And people are very

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complacent about. What is your message for them? Remain vigilant,

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take the advice and heed the advice of the emergency services so if they

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do ask you to temporarily leave your premises I would recommend that you

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do so. It is about people safety and it is a risk to life if the water

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does come over. We were telling people last night and we should see

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again, if you are not supposed to be here then don't be here, .com and

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have a look. Absolutely, and exposed locations where there will be strong

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waves crashing against defences and promenades, it is a very dangerous

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place to be so please stay away. Stay indoors.

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Thank you and I hope you have a quiet night. It is one of those

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times, people think that my people seem to be pulling together, people

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getting the sand and sandbags ready to block the front doors and make

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sure what doesn't get in but from Great Yarmouth, back to you in the

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studio. Well, it's not just the flooding

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we've got to worry about many parts of the region had

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the first taste of winter And that prompted many of you to

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share your pictures on social media. Thanks to Neil Hall for this picture

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of a lone figure in the snow And the snow didn't stop this

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postman in Winfathing, Here's this little fella in Essex

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braving the weather. But here's this little one

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in Northamptonshire, who's thinking, And this really captures

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the mood on social media - the snow didn't stick around

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for long in some places across the region but people

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made the most of it, But let's go to other

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parts of the county, to Luton now where some places

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saw the snow settling. And here's how parts

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of Suffolk looked earlier. Back to Norfolk and this

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is the scene over Norwich market. And this final picture really

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captures the weather today: on one hand we have the snow

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and on the other high tide bringing with it,

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the risk of flooding Thanks to all of you who have been

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sending in your pictures to us via Facebook, Twitter and also

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to our weather watchers. We saw some snow across the region

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early on this morning, this is how the radar alert when that was taking

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place. Apache ski and snowboarding southwards. It did turn to more

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sweet and then back to rain but since then it has to do so and once

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that cleared the wind picked up and through the course of 1's time into

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the afternoon we have seen winds of 45 miles an hour. It is still

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costing 50 miles an hour across the north coast right now. It is the

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wind causing the issues with the risk of coastal flooding, you can

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see this northerly wind with tight isobars piling in. That brings the

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risk this evening of fossil flooding in some parts of the region. The

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next high tide is coming up this evening across the North Norfolk

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coast, and gradually through the evening the title work its way down

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the east coast so we're looking at roundabout nine o'clock for Great

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Yarmouth, ten for Lowestoft. Half past midnight for Felix J Wick to

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the quarter to one where the water will be at its highest. If you are

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at all concerned about the risk of coastal flooding then do all the

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flood plain number. Of course BBC local radio will keep you updated to

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the evening as well. Weather-wise we have someone three showers come in

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across parts of the North and into north-east suffered as well. Dry and

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clear weather but very cold, 12I sweated snow flurries getting into

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Northamptonshire literature make with temperatures why the below

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freezing, -1 -2 but it could get locally under -3 -4 and given the

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fact we have had some snow which is -- which is partially melted, that

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brings the risk of ice and the Met office has issued a -- a warning for

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that. He cold and icy starting Saturday, any isolated showers

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tending to fade away and for many a lot of dry weather so good the

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sunshine and you can see what continuous sleet and snow showers so

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there could be a couple of centimetres here but for many it is

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dry and cold. 3-5 but add in the wind, not as strong as the day but

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it will fill quite cold a few exposed to the wind. We continue to

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see sleet and snow showers but into Sunday the weather front comes in

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off the Atlantic, slightly milder air trying to come in that it could

:26:52.:26:55.

take all day before that gets to the eastern side of the region. Cloudy

:26:56.:27:00.

with a of rain, sleet, it will be a cold feeling they and rather misty

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and murky. Temperatures for our five in the east and maybe getting up at

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a dizzying heights of six or seven in the West. While there does not

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hang around for a long so for money into the dehydration is building in

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but a lot of dry weather with sunshine by day and the chilly feel

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and overnight we continue to see the risk of pretty widespread frost.

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Thank you. And if you live on because they want to stay in touch

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with those flood warnings then radio Norfolk and Suffolk are both staying

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on the air until the danger has passed. That's all from us. We have

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more tonight. Goodbye. Do they say.

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