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In court, a 23 year-old man's remanded in custody by a judge,

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charged with the murders of a mother and her son in Stourbridge.

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Aaron Barley's expected to face trial in the autumn.

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Another blow for campaigners: children's A in Stafford to remain

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It affects so many families and so many children.

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When are they going to see sense and stop

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After a wretched season, sunshine at last for 43,000 Coventry City

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What a place to come and win the final.

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We will find out why eight-year-old James has more reason to smile than

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most. And spring is in full

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flow this week. Largely dry, temperatures

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in to the mid-teens, a few frosty nights,

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gardeners take note. More details on that

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in the forecast later. A 23-year-old man's been remanded

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in custody charged with the murders of a mother and her son in the Black

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Country. Aaron Barley, of no fixed address,

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appeared before a judge Seated in the dock accompanied

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by a female custody officer, the 23-year-old man accused

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of the murders of a mother and son. 13-year-old Pierce Wilkinson died

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at the family home in Greyhound Lane in Stourbridge along with his mum

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Tracey. His father, Peter, Tracey's

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husband, suffered wounds Any hearing that lasted seven

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minutes, the defendants did to confirm his name. There was no

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application for bail. His trial will likely take place in the autumn and

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last up to two weeks. Yesterday the Wilkinson's 18

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year-old daughter, Lydia, who was away at university

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when the attack happened visited the family home

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to see the many floral Her brother, nicknamed Pippin,

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she described as fun-loving, Mum Tracey was she said loving

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and caring, a wonderful mother. In statement she also said

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Aaron Barley had never lived at the family home but had been

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helped by the family In court he's been described

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as of no fixed address. Lydia's father, Peter,

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remains seriously ill in hospital. Children's Emergency Services centre

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at County Hospital in Stafford is to remain closed

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after a review found that re-opening it would be

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"unsafe and unsustainable". The centre shut last

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August following concerns Since then a minor injuries

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unit's been in place. That'll be replaced with an urgent

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care centre to meet demand for treatment for under 16s

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with minor illnesses. Here's our Staffordshire

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reporter, Liz Copper. For more than six months now,

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children from Stafford needing emergency treatment have been coming

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here to Stoke-on-Trent. It is one of the larger

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hospital A departments Now there is confirmation this

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arrangement shall continue. The number of children

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who would use this Therefore, it is much better

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to treat this very small group of very sick children in

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larger hospitals, such as the Royal Stoke

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here or Wolverhampton. Since the Children's Emergency

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Centre in Stafford was shut, up to ten extra patients per week

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have been transferred to be treated The trust said it has made

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the changes to make sure safe children's services

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are delivered at both hospitals. The minor injuries unit for under

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16s at Stafford will continue But 46% of patients have been

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attending with minor illnesses. The plan is to start

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a GP led services. Campaigners who fought to keep

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services at Stafford view this It affects so many families,

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so many children. When are they going to see sense

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and stop doing this to us? The adult A department

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at Stafford will be unaffected member of staff trained

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in resuscitation on duty in Stafford It seems there's barely a week goes

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by when we're not reporting on hospital closures -

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either temporary or permanent. Our Health Corespondent

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Michele Paduano is here - So what's the overall picture

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like around the region, Michele? Reducing the number of children's

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units and emergency departments has been on the cards for more than ten

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years, but the speed is increasing Well, there's a national shortage

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of children's and emergency consultants and safety regulations

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mean that there should be consultant European working time regulations

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also mean that more doctors Stafford has today downgraded

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children's services The Emergency department is only

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open 12 hours a day and the plan going forward is likely

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to be complete closure. In Worcestershire, a public

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consultation has just and children's had already moved

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from the Alex in Redditch The A in Redditch is likely only

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to be equipped in future In Shropshire, children's services

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moved from Shrewsbury to Telford, but could now move back

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to Shrewsbury because the plan has changed

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and they now want to close In Warwickshire, they are still

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arguing, but the George Eliot in Nuneaton is the most likely

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to lose services as it is smallest And in the Black Country the most

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at risk of losing out As well as having fewer specialists,

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you don't have to have surgeons and anaesthetists

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and all the operating staff Modern medicine does say

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concentrating expertise in bigger hospitals leads to better outcomes,

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but what frightens the public is how you deal with those patients

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who are dying children when you have to drive past the front

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door of a hospital. Police have released images of a man

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they believe murdered a stranger in a random attack at a Birmingham

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tram stop during Friday 57-year-old Anthony Banting suffered

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multiple stab wounds Ben Sidwell is by the tram

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stop for us now, where So what do we know

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about the attack, Ben? The attack happened just before five

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o'clock on Friday. He got off the tram here and made his way across

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and up to the exit where he was attacked. It seemingly random attack

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and was stabbed multiple times and sadly died at the scene. The judge

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transport police have released CCTV footage. That is of a man they

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believe may have carried out the murder. The very keen to speak to

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him and anyone who knows who he is. The also saying there were two Asian

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women here around the scene at the time. They may have witnessed

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something, maybe the man leaving and maybe the attack itself. We are keen

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to speak to them as well. With the murderer still on the list, there

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are concerns around here. The senior investigator says he understands

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that are doing everything they can to make everybody feel safe.

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Understandably, I think people would be concerned.

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I would reiterate that we have increased our patrols on the

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We are working in close proximity with

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our colleagues in West Midlands Police and we are doing everything

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What more do we know about the man who died? Anthony was 57. He has

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been described as the loving and family man. On the day he was

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heading to see his son at a local pub and that is why he got off at

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the start. Plenty of floral tributes to him here. The British Transport

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Police say if you know anything get in touch as soon as possible. -- at

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this tram stop. Thanks for joining us

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here on Midlands Today I've walked my legs off

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the last couple of days! The forecast later with Shefali,

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also this evening: If you go down to the woods today,

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you'll find them trying to create And celebrating a special

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anniversary down by the riverside at the birthplace of

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the industrial revolution. Well, what an occasion at Wembley

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yesterday as Coventry City won their first silverware

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for 30 years. They won the Checkatrade Trophy -

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roared on by 45,000 Sky Blues fans, among them one young fan who has

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a very special Yes, I am. Welcome to the Howden

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area of Coventry. Welcome to the Coundon area

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of Coventry and the family home Now James has a pair of boots that

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won't fit him for a very long time. That pair of boots helped Coventry

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City win yesterday. We will speak to James in just a moment. Here is the

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story of an incredible day. Surrounded by thousands,

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alone with his thoughts. This is the moment Gael Bigirimana,

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a deeply religious man, fell to his knees gave thanks

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for the most amazing And not just because Gael had scored

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Coventry City's opening goal. To set alight this Wembley

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final against Oxford ... And not because he was in the right

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place at the right time to clear off the line in the final minute

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to guarantee Coventry's 2-1 victory Oh, no, what really made

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this weekend special. was that 24 hours earlier Gael had

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watched his wife Natalia give birth If your baby had been born 24 hours

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later, would you have missed this Wembley final? That is a hard

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question. My wife wanted me to play but all I can do... I can't complain

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but give God thanks for planning how things have turned out. It is

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unbelievable. He is a great lad. I am really pleased for him. He scored

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the goal and he did that and what you we can for him. Outstanding.

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Earlier, Coventry's day had got off to a flying start. Seven members of

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the Prichard family had chosen to wear seven variations of shouts.

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Mary and clear how does all in stitches. They had noted figures of

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every player from that famous if a cup win over Spurs. Wembley Way

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hasn't welcomed Coventry fan since 1987 and this was an opportunity not

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to be missed. The silver lining in a season of very dark clouds. How

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fitting that it was George Thomas, one of several academy graduates,

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that scored the second goal. The majority of Wembley went wild and so

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did George, just one week after his 20th birthday. You are dreaming

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about how it is going to go and I could never have pictured what

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happened out there. To get the winner in the final, that is what

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dreams are made of. Coventry City are the winners 2017. Had he been in

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touch with the owners? I have, indeed. And their reaction?

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Delighted. No wonder street vendor 's were still selling Coventry stuff

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in the city centre today. Great for the city. It's fantastic. I was just

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discussing how good it was. We never thought we would see this day again.

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I'm thrilled to bits. It is great when something after all this time.

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Before the end of April, relegation looked almost certain. But for 90

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minutes, winning at Wembley but the smiles back to the fan's faces.

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Let's get the story of James and his bits. Why do you have them's

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at the end of the match when all the players were holding the trophy,

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then came out and handed the football boots over to me just over

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the fence. Can you believe you have is here of football boots that won

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at Wembley? No, it is a rear chance to get them. -- a chance to get

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them. Will you ever wear them's maybe I will wear them once but I

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probably will not clean them. Lisa, could you believe the other 24 hours

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and these football boots? It has been incredible. We have been

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speaking to local radio and television, 24-hour is for the young

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boy 's dream to come true likeness was amazing. It has been incredible

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and it is nice to think so much publicity has been given. It also

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makes young people get behind the club and the city. I could not say

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it better myself. We will be back later with the rest of the sport but

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the fans are smiling. I would have given anything at your age to have

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something like that happen to me. Wonderful.

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Highways England says it growing increasingly concerned

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about the number of road workers being killed or seriously injured

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There've been a dozen deaths in the past decade,

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many as a result of being hit by a motorist recklessly entering

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The road may be coned off - workers wearing high vis gear -

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but it doesn't stop some drivers ploughing on.

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This lorry driver makes a mockery of a lane closure.

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Menacing behaviour with the human cost. Les Bramwell was hit by a car

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whilst repairing a pothole in Stoke-on-Trent last year. These

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images capture the moment before impact. The grandfather of four was

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left with a broken neck and leg and he is not able to return to work,

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when you're on. Lucky to be here. I am trying to get the date out of my

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mind and get on with my life but that overtakes everything. Highways

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England say 12 road workers have lost their lives doing their job. We

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have seen figures that suggests more than 300 have been injured in that

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time, making it the 16th most dangerous occupation going. At the

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traffic control centre, this camera was trained on the mortuary this

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afternoon after a serious crash. It gives the sort of idea that... We

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have recorded since last May incidents of cars driving

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incorrectly. I would say to people, just imagine what it would be like

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if heavy goods vehicles were driving through your place of work. The

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driver who injured Les was fined and given three points on his licence.

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Do you think that was a good penalty for him? No, it will not be a

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deterrent. Driving behaviour is difficult to predict but that has

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not stopped highways England setting itself a target to ensure no good

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worker is killed or injured by the year 2040. How will climate change

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affect a English forest? Scientists are artificially creating the

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atmosphere of the future across acres of Staffordshire woodland, the

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Sting Green how is gas levels to see how the trees and plants react. I am

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not a scientist but this is an intriguing long-term experiment.

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At first sight this wood in Norbury in Staffordshire

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Ancient oaks are just about to burst into leaf.

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But this entire wood is now a massive scientific experiment.

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The important thing about this experiment is that we have taken the

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laboratory into the woodlands. It is very much about how the plants

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interact with the microbes in the soil, the insects and so on.

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These masts will pump out greenhouse gas carbon dioxide...

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Artificially raising levels of the gas to where scientists think

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Then they'll see how the wood reacts.

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Only the researchers and scientists can actually go inside the heart of

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the wood inside the tower is because that a area is packed with

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instruments. There are high tap two Tech robots. Shortly, this is going

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to be the most measured with land anywhere in the northern hemisphere.

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We want to follow the carbon that we are adding in as it comes into that

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woodland, it is taken up by the plants through photosynthesis. We

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want to follow it as it goes through the ecosystems. Some of it will be

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stored and some of it will come out. We were here when you're a goal. The

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entire aim is to keep the impact on the wood to a minimum. Making sure

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any changes are down to the extra carbon dioxide and nothing else.

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When it is all over, everything will be removed. When we are finished, we

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will answer them and tick the towers away. We will let the Forest go back

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to its natural resting state. For the next ten years, this weird is

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the site for an extraordinary scientific experiment.

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Let's get back to sport and Ian's here.

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Have you recovered from all the excitement yesterday at Wembley?

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My abiding memory of the whole day will be the player beaming away

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remembering his triumph from 30 years ago and really enjoying

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sharing the success of that young Coventry city team at Wembley.

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It's back to the relegation battle in League One

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for Coventry on Wednesday night and there were contrasting fortunes

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in that for Port Vale and Shrewsbury on Saturday.

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But Nick Clitheroe starts his look back at the weekend action

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with an impressive showing from West Bromwich Albion

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They had to do a lot of defending but then who doesn't

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And in fact the Baggies came agonisingly close to a winner

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through Darren Fletcher who was returning

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A decent shot but it was let slip through. It hit the bar. A great

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point, though. The Stoke City manager Mark Hughes

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says they must improve if they're to ensure a place

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in the Premier League's top ten. Defeat at Leicester leaves them

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in ninth for now but with five clubs Can Aston Villa still reach

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the Championship playoffs. Closing a ten point gap with only

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seven games to play looks tough but with Jonathan Kodjia in superb

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goalscoring form Wolves two goal hero

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was rather more unexpected. Captain Danny Baath hadn't

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scored since August. But even he'll have to admit

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the goal of the game was Performance of the day surely goes

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to Burton Albion though. Their 1-0 victory at promotion

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chasing Huddersfield moves the Brewers four points

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clear of danger. Birmingham City are six points

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above the relegation zone but left Suffolk frustrated

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after Jonathan Grounds goal was cancelled out by a freak

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equaliser for Ipswich. Port Vale were the big

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movers in League One. This win over Wimbledon

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means they climb out Which all meant that Shrewsbury Town

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dropped in to the bottom four. Defeat at Bristol Rovers leaves them

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two points from safety. Walsall seem destined for mid

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table after their one-nil And finally plenty to cheer

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for Cheltenham boss Gary Johnson who's recuperating at home

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after a heart operation and saw Harry Pell's double keep them six

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points clear of the League Two drop. The Birmingham City Ladies forward

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Ellen White has been named in the England squad for this

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summer's European Championships White is the only Midlands based

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player included in manager She's confident this will be a much

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better experience than in the last Euros when England failed to make it

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past the group stage. We have grown. We have had a new

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manager, we have won a bronze medal, we have beaten top international

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teams. We have beaten the best in the world. We have massive things

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behind us that can push us forward and really help us go forward for

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the Urals. We've heard about Coventry's

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football success, but disappointment Yes, there'll be no

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European Cup final were well beaten 32-17

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by Leinster in Dublin and will now have to concentrate

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on winning the Premiership. And what's this I hear

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about rugby league possibly Wasps have admitted

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they are interested in setting up a Super League club in Coventry

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but that faces a lot of hurdles I must also mention

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Gloucester who beat Cardiff in the European Challenge Cup

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quarter-finals and today announced their head coach will be

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South African Johan Ackermann It's considered to be the most

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important industrial Now ambitious plans have been

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unveiled for a fifteen million pounds makeover

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at the Ironbridge A cluster of industrial buildings

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that helped change the world for ever.

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Iron smelting was perfected at Coalbrookdale.

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It paved the way for the mass production of cooking pots sparking

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Now modern day businesses are being asked to consider

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contributing towards a ?15 million master plan to boost tourism

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and improve heritage attractions in the area.

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The Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, celebrating its 50th birthday,

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I think there is a lot in it for them. Most manufacturing businesses

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could trace their roots back to the events that happened here over 300

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years ago. There is that relevant even today. It already oversees ten

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sites. To coincide with the anniversary, the Museum of Ireland

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has already had a ?1 million overhaul.

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But there are ambitious plans to create new exhibition areas

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and cafes to increase annual visitor numbers by 100,000.

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This is where the money will be spent. This is the old Furnace,

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where Abraham Darby perfected his iron smelting technique. All the

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innovations that started here, from the cooking pot to irony reels and

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the developments in industry, actually affect the way we live our

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lives today. A few volunteers started off

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the Museum Trust in 1967. One of its longest serving workers

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says its come a long way since then When I started in 1982, the sites

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were so much smaller and so much less happening and less available

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for the public. And if the ?15 million renovation target is

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achieved, the museum here should be a tourist attraction worthy of its

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world Heritage status. What a place to soak up this wonderful sunshine.

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Yes, it can go on. What ever is going on elsewhere in the region,

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the weather has in mind of its own on the balcony. It is breezy up

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here. It is looking settled. A couple of chilly nights. That is

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something the gardeners need to be aware of if they have delicate

:25:45.:25:48.

plants. During the day, it might not be quite as warm as it was today. A

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good attempt at Spring. These were today's highs. Gloucestershire

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airport recorded highs of 16 Celsius. As for the settled

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conditions, that comes from the high pressure which is out on the south

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west. A couple of fronts pushing through tonight. The high pressure

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will establish itself across the region and country. That will also

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just give us more settled conditions as they beat goes on and some chilly

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nights as well. Let's take a look at that rain that is heading in from

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the west. The cloud has been thickening. Earlier we had sunshine

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but now cloudier. We can see those frontal systems pushing in. There

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are two of them. The first one may pep up on occasion. The rain is

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light and traversing the region quite slowly. That cloud and rain

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keeping those temperatures up tonight. Tonight is not one of those

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chilly nights. Eight Celsius. A dull start to the day tomorrow and damp.

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Gradually, we will start to see those cloud layers being peeled back

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and some pleasant spells of sunshine. Temperatures up to 14

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Celsius in the south west. Some rain in the south-east. Tomorrow is clear

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and it is in those sheltered spots that we could see a touch of frost.

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Thank you. I'll be back at 10.30pm

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with your late update. We'll leave

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you tonight with some The Sky Blues Song rang out

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around Wembley yesterday - a song written by Coventry legend,

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the late great Jimmy Hill. As she tries to distance herself

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from her party's controversial past,

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