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Welcome to North West Tonight with Roger Johnson.

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A health trust at the centre of a maternity scandal is rated good

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three years after being put in special measures.

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Morecambe Bay used to be a trust that had to learn

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Now I think it is the other way round, I think the rest of the NHS

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has a lot to learn from Morecambe Bay.

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Hospital inspectors say Morecame Bay has made a remarkable turnaround.

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Samantha's told she can't drive on to the bus as her mobility

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scooter would affect the force of gravity.

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I felt downgraded and just not worthy of using public transport.

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Could a Doggy DNA database keep the Isle of Man's

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How this baby Dik Dik is surviving after losing his mum.

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Less than three years ago Morecambe Bay Hospitals Trust was failing.

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The organisation that runs hospitals in Lancaster,

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Kendal and Barrow was put in special measures.

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Then in 2015 the Kirkup Report blamed

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the trust for the avoidable deaths of 11 babies and one mum

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Among them was baby Joshua whose father led the campaign to uncover

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its failings. Today the trust has come off the critical list.

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Following an inspection in October the CQC has rated it as good.

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A truly remarkable turnaround for a trust that faced very

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Less than three years ago Morecambe Bay Hospitals Trust

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was performing so poorly it was placed in special measures.

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I think the staff were very bruised by the CQC report in previous years,

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but I think they've responded fantastically well and what we've

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seen is a dramatic improvement in the quality of care provided

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in the trust and that's a real tribute to the staff

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It's been a tough journey for Morecambe Bay hospitals.

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Here at Furness General an enquiry found serious failures

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in the maternity unit contributed to the deaths of 11

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There were serious concerns too at Westmorland General

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and the Royal Lancaster Infirmary but the inspector says that

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The inspectors found some elements of care were outstanding

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and were impressed with improvements in gynaecology, maternity services

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and end of life care, as well as communication

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between the hospitals and community engagement.

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We have seen lots of examples this time of where people who have either

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been affected previously, or use the services currently,

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have been really involved in taking the services forward.

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It has been about the front-line staff and all of our clinicians

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absolutely wanting to make those All of those improvements have

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been driven by them. It means such a lot to us,

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recognition for all the hard work we have done over the last

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number of years. And the news is welcomed

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by the people of Barrow as well. Two new knees, a new hip,

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both hands broken. I'm on warfarin and they are

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absolutely fantastic. There is still work to do

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with nursing posts unfilled in Lancaster and room

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for improvement in safety, but this James Titcombe's son Joshua died

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nine days after he was born His long campaign for answers,

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ultimately led to the government ordering the independent

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Morecambe Bay inquiry. Earlier I asked for his reaction

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to today's announcement. Really fantastic news

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and good news for everybody, especially mums and babies

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in the future, so couldn't be any more pleased

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with the progress that's been made. But a lot of that progress is down

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to yourself and this campaign you have led

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to improve services there. How much of a struggle

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was it initially? What sort of obstacles have

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you had to overcome to get Just complete hostility that there

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could be any kind of problem, Even the regulators said things

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were fine when really they were not. It's been an uphill struggle

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and I think that reflected a national problem with the country

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were bad news and the NHS was kept quiet rather

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than being addressed and dealt with. I think fortunately things

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are progressing and the news today shows why it is so important

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if there are serious problems, people have to speak out about them

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and they have to acknowledge that I think the biggest change I have

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sensed at the trust is culture. I think the leadership

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have a lot to do with that, so last year the trust worked very

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closely with me to do an investigation into Joshua's case

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that couldn't be more different We are never going to have a health

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service where mistakes do not happen, but we have to have a health

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service where, when mistakes do happen, they respond openly

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and honestly and changes are made. I think that is what I see

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with the trust at the moment, a trust that is willing to learn

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from when it doesn't As long as they have that approach,

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then things can only get better. It has been a long and

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personal battle for you. Do you feel now it

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has been worth it? I was thinking about this

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and Morecambe Bay used to be a trust that had to learn from the rest

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of the NHS. Now I think it is the other way

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round, I think the rest of the NHS has a lot to learn

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from Morecambe Bay and let's The family of an 87-year-old woman

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who was attacked in her home in Greater Manchester are appealing

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for the robber to return Eileen Blane is still

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in hospital with broken ribs, after being knocked to the floor

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during a violent attack The robber forcibly removed

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the wedding ring from her finger, and her family are desperate

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to get it back. It's not the financial issue,

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it's ?30, it's the wedding ring which is of more significance

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for the fact that it represents a link to my dad for the past 64

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years which unfortunately The funeral has taken place

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of a Merseyside Police Officer who died last month after his wife

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won a legal battle to end his life. PC Paul Briggs was left

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in a minimally conscious state, Among those who attended the funeral

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was the judge who granted the family the right to turn

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off his life support. Four members of a Rochdale grooming

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gang may now be deported to Pakistan after losing their fight

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to retain their British status. Abdul Raif, Abdul Aziz,

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Qari Abdul Rauf and Shabir Ahmed were stripped of their British

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citizenship after being convicted Today, an immigration tribunal has

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rejected their appeal, paving the way for their removal

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from the UK. A fur coat made from the pelt

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of a South American wildcat has been seized by police

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from a shop in Buxton. Inquiries have identified the fur

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as being from the Geoffroy's cat, which has the highest

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level of protection. Police say it was being illegally

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offered for sale at the shop. A disabled woman who claims

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she was prevented from boarding a bus on her mobility scooter says

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the experience has left her feeling Samantha Jones from Warrington had

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to transfer to a wheelchair which left her in pain and held

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up the service. The bus company says mobility

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scooters have to be individually assessed to see if they can fit

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on a bus. Despite being in chronic pain,

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Samantha Jones prides herself She's just got a mobility

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scooter to get around. But after being stopped

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from boarding a bus on it, she says her confidence and mobility

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have been crushed. At the time I was just gobsmacked. I

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didn't expect it. It is the first time I have ever seen anyone being

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refused on a bus. I felt downgraded and just not worthy of using public

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Samantha picked up her scooter from Warrington

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They tried to board a bus to get home but say the bus driver said

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she couldn't travel sitting on it because it would affect

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I had to transfer between my mobility scooter and my wheelchair

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and I felt everyone was watching me. I just feel like my independence has

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I just feel like my independence has been lost.

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Samantha was allowed to bring the scooter on board

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with her wheelchair taking up, she says, even more space.

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She tweeted her anger at her experience.

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There was no need for it because the mobility scooter went on anyway, so

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why did I not stay in it? She was embarrassed and you could see it on

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her face at the time. It felt like her independence had been taken

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The bus company, Network Warrington, says it's investigating Samantha's

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complaint and trying to track down the driver to talk to him.

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Samantha hopes her experience will raise awareness

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of the difficulties wheelchair users face and change attitudes

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Tonight Liverpool Council has announced that it wants someone else

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to run one of the city's biggest and best loved parks.

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Croxteth Park, and its historic stately home, was given

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to the people of Liverpool by the last Earl of Sefton,

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But it costs the council a million pounds a year to run Croxteth Park

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and it says it can't afford it any longer.

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Parts of Croxteth Hall date back to Tudor times,

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although the interior is mainly Edwardian.

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The council makes some money by hiring it out

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for conferences and weddings, but overall it loses a year.

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With the council budget slashed, Liverpool is looking

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We have had indicative interest from large social enterprises,

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large community groups, and people that want

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The testing we are going to do is to see exactly

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Croxteth was the seat of the Molyneux family.

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Here, the celebrations for the last Earl's 21st birthday in 1919.

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But he died childless and left the hall and a 500-acre park

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The council has had approaches from people who would like to turn

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the hall into a hotel, so long as the public are kept away.

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But under the terms of the last Earl's will that

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The question then is, are in their organisations out

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The question then is, are there organisations out

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there willing to spend the money that is needed and keep this

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One problem is that anyone taking it over wouldn't

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There are rundown rooms with unsafe floors.

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There was a fire in 1952 and damage from them is still visible,

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so how confident are local campaigners that a partner can be

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If you are not positive, people will think there are a lot

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We are being totally open about what the limitations of this place are.

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For park users keeping it public is vital.

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All my memories are of it as a kid growing up here and a lot

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I'd like it for him as well, so hopefully it will

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This is a fantastic facility for the people of Liverpool and why

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The council will vote on seeking a partner next week.

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He's only four but Mason is already hitting the bullseye.

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Thanos, the tiny Dik Dik, who's being raised by his keepers

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A judge who had to flee Afghanistan and Pakistan

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after the Taliban tried to kill her, is using her skills to help Muslim

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women in the Northwest to get an education.

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Although she was stopped from doing it in her own country

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Marzia Babakarkhail says it's her mission to

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Our Reporter, Rahila Bano's been to meet her.

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The emergence of the Taliban in Afghanistan and in parts

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of Pakistan changed Marzia Babakarkhail's life for ever.

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She promoted women's rights in the region

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What she was doing was going against the teachings

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And they warned me, stop this activity,

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Despite the warnings, she carried on with her work

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but was attacked by them in a hit and run and left for dead.

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They are warning me by phones and sending letters to my

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When I came back to sit in my car I don't know how I can

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The car just came on me and they hit me by car.

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When I opened my eyes I was in hospital.

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Afraid they'd return she left her home for good in 2008.

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Searching for a new life she claimed asylum in Britain,

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learnt English and got her British citizenship after settling

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Now with the help of the Oxfam Future Skills programme

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she wants to use her experiences to help other women

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Some people they have family problems, domestic violence,

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some women want to be in English classes and girls want to go

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to university and I am trying to talk very nicely

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with their families to not to push, not to force, to respectfully

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encourage the families to allow the girls to go to university.

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A decade on from a brutal attack by the Taliban has left Marzia even

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more determined to empower Muslim women.

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The Isle of Man could introduce DNA testing of dogs to catch people

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The Manx government will consult the public on new measures

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Including the possibility of a dog DNA database.

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Irresponsible owners could then be traced and fined

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It might not be what Sherlock has stepped in but laboratory testing

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could be the Isle of Man's new weapon against dog poo.

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Proposed changes to the island's dog laws mean microchipping is set

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to become compulsory and licences will be abolished.

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But there's an idea to take this one step further and bring

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You can track back from the DNA profile dog mess on the pavement to

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the individual dog who has left the mess behind. Let's face it, we have

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all done it and it presses and nerve amongst the public. Parts like this

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are amongst some of the local areas. But now it could be as simple as

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retrieving a few samples and sending them to the lab to be tested.

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To have a dog's profile taken would cost around ?30.

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It is easy to do and not painful and if it does become mandatory it will

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Dog DNA profiling has been tried elsewhere like the London Borough

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of Barking and Dagenham and in Gibraltar.

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So if the Manx public thinks it's a good idea when it goes

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to consultation the island could follow their lead.

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Somebody did not pick it up the other day and I stood on it on the

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beach. In the summer it is awful. Are they going to police it

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That is the other thing, it is all money.

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For Edward, it's just a call of nature, for his owner it could be

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a ?1,000 fine if he doesn't pick up what Edward leaves behind.

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It is an interesting idea. You could have your dog's DNA tested.

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I always pick it up, as you should. I have got nothing against dogs

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except that one thing. We are moving on to better things.

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Sport now and as you'll have seen this week we've been building up

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And Richard you've got a Warrior and a Centurion with you tonight?

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Yes it all gets underway tonight with St Helens against Leeds.

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They're two sides who'll be hoping to topple the Champions Wigan

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and I'm delighted to say we've got Thomas Leuluai from the Warriors

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with us this evening and Martin Ridyard from promoted

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Thomas you're back at Wigan of course for your second spell.

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No doubt you watched your team mates win the title and this

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Are you the team to beat do you think?

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We are working hard, we have had a good pre-season and we had a good

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finish to last year and we are looking to do the same this year.

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You are back in the super league for the first time since 2005. You must

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be extremely proud, you have been at the club a long time. We are going

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to see one of your tries that clinched promotion. How much are you

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looking forward to mixing it with the big boys? You want to play at

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the top level and to play against the big boys week in, week out, will

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be really tough and we are really excited about it at the same time. I

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think there was a bit of obstruction! Your team

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strengthening, when you look around the team, do you think you can do

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something this year? I do not see why we cannot survive, but it will

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be really tough and a big challenge. Now we are going to see you scoring

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a try six years ago in the Champions Cup final against Leeds. You

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achieved so much in that first spell, what are you hoping to

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achieve this time? I really enjoy it back here in the super league and I

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look forward to getting back playing. It is the same, like Wigan

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they always like being in the big games and winning trophies and that

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is all I am looking forward to. You are back and so is George Burgess.

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Our fantastic young player. He has been playing in Australia. What has

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he been like in Australia and what impact will he make? He has been

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really good. He had a bit of an injury, so he has not trained to

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much pre-season. He played very well and he is very fast. He had a good

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stint over there and learn a lot and is looking forward to getting back

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into it. Will he get better? Yes, as you get older you improve and learn

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and you want different experiences and you will learn a lot and he

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looks in good shape. You are starting against Salford on Saturday

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and you have got Castleford tomorrow away, Martin. What about that first

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challenge? You told me before that you might not sleep tonight. How

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excited are you about getting into super league? Yes, it will be a

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great one tomorrow night for us and we have been waiting for a long

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time. There is no bigger test than Castleford away and so be it. You

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two look pretty friendly, but you will be meeting in March and it

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might be different then. Yes, it might be, but I will be keeping on

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his good side. Have you ever played against him? No, I don't think so. I

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am looking forward to it. From what I have heard the two teams are quite

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close and we are looking for to playing them and they deserve to be

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in the super league. Absolutely, stay friends, gents. It all gets

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under way tonight at eight o'clock. All the best coverage is on BBC

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Radio Merseyside. We will continue with the sporting

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This is one you want to watch in the future.

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He's only four, yet Mason Foulkes from Stockport is already

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He's got a board and oche in his bedroom after becoming

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obsessed with the game when he saw it on TV two years ago.

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I'm going to be the best in the world.

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Two years he has been playing and his standard is brilliant.

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If I am sat here when he's playing, we can be here for hours.

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But him on his own he can hit the bull's-eye and then walk out.

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Twin brother Ashton has his own interests.

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He's good at darts and I'm good at dancing and reading.

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We are going to get him to be BDO old world champion and go over

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to the PDC and be world champion and I am going to put a bet

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on him being the youngest ever world champion.

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He is a player. I know nothing about diets, but he has got good action.

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He must be really good at maths. You can see more of Mason on our

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Facebook. Following hot on Mason's heals...

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The tiny Dik Dik isn't much bigger than a bottle of pop.

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He's so light he doesn't even register on the antelope scales -

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after he was born and now his keeper's

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There is cute and then there is this. After a tough start to life,

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he is finding his feet. Unfortunately his mum was injured

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sure Lee after giving birth and is not with us any more and we had to

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take him on ourselves and act as his mother to make sure he was getting

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fed enough and looked after. In his little enclosure he has all the

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carrots, cabbage and leaves he can eat, along with regular bottle-feed.

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Smashed it, good lad. He recognises me and he knows his bottle, but he

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likes anyone who comes in. He is curious and likes to investigate

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things. When he was born he was 19 centimetres tall, about as big as a

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bottle of pop. He is still so light, though, he does not register on the

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antelope scales. He really is tiny. But he is getting bigger and

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stronger by the day and could eventually grow to 40 centimetres

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tall. We will keep supplement feeding him now because he is on

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solid food as well and in the next six weeks up to two months, we will

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introduce him to others in the zoo. After which it is hoped he will join

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a breeding programme. I don't imagine he will be short of people

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to look after him! We will have a look at the weather in a second. We

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have just spotted these pictures on Twitter sent to us by Robin Cooper.

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This is hair ice which he spotted to date out in Coniston. Ice crystals

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form overnight on rotting wood and they get their shape by a fungus.

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Apparently it is very rare, so to spot that it is very good.

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We are taking that seriously and we believe everything you are telling

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us about it, Robin Cooper. It is very rare. I had never heard

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of it ever. You get all those kind of things at this time of year and

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every day is a school day. It really is and I do not want to go to

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school. Cold weather descended on us today

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and it will stick around for a couple of days. Most night will be

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subzero and the daytime is not much better. This looks pretty

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straightforward, it looks cloudy, but there is a fly in the ointment.

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A little line of weather is coming through on Friday night into

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Saturday. There could be a light dusting of snow. A little bit of

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snow could be in the forecast in the next couple of hours because we have

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had a few showers during the day and they will continue overnight. It

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will be over the highest level routes. If there is a light dusting,

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it will only be over the highest level routes. It is nothing unusual

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for this time of year. Overnight temperatures are at the same as last

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night, down to minus one for most towns and cities. There is a bit

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clear whether around, but at this clear whether around, but at

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showers trying to get over from the other side of the Pennines. In

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Cumbria and Lancashire that is where the best weather will be. You might

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be lucky on the Isle of Mann and see a bit more. The daytime temperatures

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are quite depressed. Three and four at the very best.

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Dog DNA has got people talking. Sometimes when I sit down here in

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the studio with my trousers on I have got a dog mess plastic packet

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in my pocket. A nasty thought!

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OK, everyone, have you got your bamboo sticks?

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If you just paint what you want to paint,

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I've turned around, my painting washes away.

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..and take on The Big Painting Challenge.

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Remember, you're not painting a pond.

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