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Good evening. so it's goodbye from me

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A head teacher in Wiltshire is warning that his school is one

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of hundreds in the West that are losing out under changes

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Class sizes will be increasing. Parents will see older textbooks and

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fewer resources and some things never used to do, we won't be able

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to. We will see the benefits from funding plans and who is losing out.

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The Wiltshire couple murdered in the gun attack

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An inquest hears about their final moments.

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Carol Vorderman targets Number 10 in her campaign to win a knighthood

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And we look back at the village which kept its own

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A head teacher in Wiltshire is warning that his school is one

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of hundreds in the West that are losing out under changes

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Tim Gilson from Marlborough School in Wiltshire says

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But whilst some school are suffering under the changes,

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Our political editor Paul Barltrop reports from Wiltshire.

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After years of pleading for help, schools across the West hoped last

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month's announcement would be the help they needed.

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But after looking in detail at the figures, many

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For while overall nearly 900 schools across the region

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will get more funding, 340 will get no increase.

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In fact, most will be worse off, including this one.

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This school is officially outstanding. Raised by step, pop

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Europeans and facing a financial hit that has bunting ahead to go public.

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-- that is prompting. It is important everyone understands they

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will be locations. I have to say to parents that they will see class

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sizes increasing, older textbooks, they will see fewer resources and

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some things we used to do, we won't be able to do the same. Today,

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parents suggested the letter from the school warning of cuts. The

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Government's claim that an unfair funding system is being fixed rings

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hollow. We are in the bottom of their 10% in

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the country for funding. It seems incomprehensible. If something

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should not be cut, it is education, especially a school like this, which

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is doing very well. Teachers, especially at the school,

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are so dedicated and passionate. I just think it is a real shame that

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what they do is going to be compromised. Healing about maths

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teaching at the Gloucester primary school, the shadowy Education

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Secretary. Teachers here and everywhere feel that the Government

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has got its sums wrong. They are trying to hoodwinker parents.

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Parents are not stupid. They concede and sells schools have the moment.

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The school here today are concerned that if they have more money cut

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from their budget, it will impact on staffing levels and the ability to

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provide some great resources that are seen in the school at the

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moment. Hoping to taste success, the Schools Minister. Each the secondary

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school in Swindon, a bowler his skills will on average gain. But he

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says the Government simply does not have the money to give more

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everywhere. After every national formula change some will win and

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some will lose. We have capped any losing school to 1.5% per year, 3%

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in total. It is a fairer system that reflects more accurately the needs

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of schools. The Government is standing firm. Despite the

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controversy, the changes will be in by 2020.

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Well, as you heard there, it's a mixed picture.

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Some schools will get more from the new way

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in which the funding will be calculated, but others fear

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they'll lose out and have to make serious cuts.

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Overall in Wiltshire, they'll be just over

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?6 million a year better off, although as Paul explained,

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that won't mean more money for every school.

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It's the same picture in Swindon, where in general, schools will be

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more than ?3.5 million better off, although the local council is clear

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that there'll be winners and losers there too.

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13 of its primary schools will get less money.

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South Gloucestershire schools are getting a similar

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Somerset looks to gain the most overall with ?13 million more

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available, with secondary schools there on average getting

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In Dorset, the budget's going up overall by ?4.5 million,

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but the council's told us that there, 15 primaries

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and two secondaries will see their budgets cut.

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In Gloucestershire, the overall budget is up

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However, it's a very different outlook in Bristol.

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There, the council says it expects its schools to be

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about ?2 million worse off - with primary schools losing

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Just looking at that list, it seems every area apart from Bristol has

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more money. Yes, because broadly more money is

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going into education. This new formula was meant to correct some of

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the unfair aspects of the old formula, which had long been

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complained about. But if you look at the bigger picture, what we have the

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moment is more children going into schools, going through schools.

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Schools frankly after do more work. And we have rising costs. The pay of

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teachers going up, pension contributions going up. The

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apprenticeship levy going up for schools as well. The national living

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wage coming in as well. School say that overall, a lot of things they

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routinely do cost them more. Even those with a bit more money might

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not feel better. In one of the skills you went to today, it was

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built under the Private Finance Initiative. The cost fixed and they

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cannot spend less, for example, on maintenance. You have his contract

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and get nice new buildings but they are maintained and serviced and so

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on. For instance, you cannot save a bit of money by not painting your

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conscience or cleaning as much. Where can you save money but you

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might things like teachers and textbooks, and that has an impact.

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Schools in Swindon are under huge pressure to improve standards. How

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can a manager with their settlement? Swindon did see something of a rise

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but even then, a mixed picture. Some of the schools, I think 16 and total

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will either have the same money or less than before. One of the reasons

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the minister Wenger today is because of step, the inspectors, had been so

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critical of the schools there a few weeks back. Local MPs are unhappy.

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Schools are unhappy. The minister came in today. He was unapologetic

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but he did say that standards were starting to rise in Swindon and he

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was encouraged by what he saw today. Briefly, Bristol has seen his budget

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going down. Yes, urban schools generally getting less money.

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Bristol was not one of the biggest funded and it is not one of the

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biggest losers. An inquest into the deaths

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of a Wiltshire couple who died in an attack on a Tunisian beach

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resort has been told Eileen Swannack and her partner

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John Welch were among 38 people killed when an Islamist gunman

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targeted Sousse in June 2015. Our Wiltshire reporter Will Glennon

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was at today's inquest Here today at the Tunisia inquest at

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the Royal Courts of Justice, the court heard about John Welch and

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Eileen Swannack from Welch. John was 74 and Eileen was 73. They were on

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holiday together and where on the beach outside their hotel in Sousse

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on June 26 2015. A gunman went on the rampage, killing 30 people,

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including 30 from the UK. -- 38 people, including 30. This computer

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animation shows how the gunman left the hotel grounds, turned to his

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right and shot Eileen and John. Sergeant Paul Griffiths was part of

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the British police team that try to reconstruct what happened. Because

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there were no British suspects, there has been no criminal

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investigation. Today, Sergeant Griffiths confirmed that John was

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found dead on the beach. He had been shot in the neck and chest. Eileen

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had also been shot dead. Moving portraits were painted of John and

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Eileen. She has been described as full of energy, with a lust for

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life. She loved Tunisia and this resort in particular. She was a

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great-grandmother but had a real sense of fun and enjoyed

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socialising. Scores of people turned out for her funeral in the village

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of Biddestone in Wiltshire. John was also a great grandparent and a keen

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sportsman. He was a healthy man who, it was said, had years of life left.

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He was kind, caring, generous. He knew many people in the local area

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and is greatly missed. The inquest will continue into next month as it

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tries to establish exactly what happened in Tunisia. Whether proper

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travel advice had been given to people beforehand and whether the

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Government did actually believe that there was any risk of such an attack

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taking place. Just before we move on, a quick

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correction to our top story. We mentioned Marlborough School, but

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that was incorrect. That was my mistake.

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The family of a 24-year-old who's been missing for almost two weeks

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say they just want him to get in touch.

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Deakon Wilkins, from Worle, disappeared on the 14th

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of January after leaving a nightclub in Bristol.

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The search for him continued today, as Andrew Plant reports.

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We are outside Motion nightclub here in Bristol.

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That is the car park where, right now, police are meeting

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What they are doing is organising what they are calling a more

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thorough search of the local area to try to figure out what happened

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to Deakon after he left the club here in the small hours 12 days ago.

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But at exactly the same time, if you look through this hole

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in the wall, you will see police teams over there using divers

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to search the water, which is just a few metres away

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Deakon vanished after leaving the nightclub at 4.30am

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His family and friends have spent 12 days desperate for news.

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We have got 20, 30 people coming up today.

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People we don't even know coming to help out,

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through social media, to help try and find him

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Today, they walked different routes he could have taken.

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Miriam taking a week off university to help search the streets

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Any kind of sign, just to get it out there so people know that

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And if they know anything, to get in contact with us

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Today, Deakon's family and friends searched along pathways and nearby

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parks and handed out leaflets to the public, hoping someone

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Meanwhile, police continued to search the water nearby

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as the mystery of Deakon's disappearance goes on.

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Alex and David with you, thanks for joining us.

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Carol Vorderman leads campaigners to Downing Street demanding

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a knighthood for the last British Dambuster,

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Looking back 100 years to when a Gloucestershire village

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That is still to come. First, an update for you.

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Two University of Bristol students who've suffered racist abuse

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on social media have today made an official complaint

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Timi Ariyo and Tami Sotire handed over a file of evidence showing how

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they've been targeted in offensive messages and a video

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by a group of young men, including another student

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They said they were pleased with how the meeting went.

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Following the statement they made on the BBC the other day, I didn't

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But the university is showing a lot of support and I think some good

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We are looking to start disciplinary procedures quickly,

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with the individual who is one of our students.

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And we're also looking to work with other universities for other

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The University of Bristol also says it's also looking at ways to make it

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easier for students who are dealing with such abuse to come forward.

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A secondary school in the Forest of Dean has shut its doors

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until Monday because more than 150 students and staff are unwell.

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In a letter to parents, the head of Dene Magna

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says they are suffering from a sickness bug.

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Professional cleaners are being brought in to sterilise the school.

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The National Trust says it won't support plans for a park

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The preferred location for the scheme, at Bathampton Meadows,

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was approved by councillors last night, despite

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The National Trust says it believes it will scar

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Carol Vorderman and the Gulf War veteran John Nichol have taken

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a petition to Downing Street to try again to get a knighthood

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for the last surviving British Dambuster.

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George "Johnny" Johnson, from Bristol, who's 95,

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which became famous for destroying some of Germany's dams

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Johnny Johnson was one of 125,000 men who served under

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None of them ever received even a campaign medal.

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Then Johnny was snubbed in the New Year's Honours List.

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If those other people deserve their awards, that's fine,

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Today, Carol Vorderman and former Gulf War veteran

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John Nichol marched on Downing Street -

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with a brief stop outside Buckingham Palace -

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to deliver a petition to knight Britain's last surviving Dambuster.

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This is overnight. Overnight, yeah.

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100 since we have walked from the park.

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Tell me about your personal involvement with

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He is representative of every single one

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of those young men of Bomber Command.

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People forget the level of the sacrifice.

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If you served in Bomber Command, there was almost a

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50-50 chance that you would die during the war.

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Half of the Royal Air Force has been killed.

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Half of an army regiment has been killed.

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Those figures now would bring down a government.

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It would bring down a government if that

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Back then, it was a simple fact of life.

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After the war, the men of Bomber Command were held at arm's

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There had been massive loss of life when they

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But in the last three weeks, over a quarter of

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a million people have signed a petition to recognise

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Johnny Johnson and, by extension, all his comrades.

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Johnny is pleased and the veterans

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and their families are pleased that

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attention has been given to them once again.

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And I think it shows the depth of respect that we have both

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for Johnny Johnson as an individual, but

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also for who he fought with, and those he says that,

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if he were offered a knighthood, he would accept on behalf of.

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And those are the 55,573 men who died as a

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One of the surprising things about today is

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There is no march, it is just Carol

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Yet this story has captured the imaginations of news

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If public opinion carries any weight, Carol

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hopes Johnny's name will be on the next Honours List in June.

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A new report says the Bristol and Bath area is now leading

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the country with their booming economy and seeing

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That same report warns that many aren't feeling the benefits,

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because there's also been a sharp increase in the cost of house prices

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Robin Markwell is in Bristol for us this evening.

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I am at the launch of this new report by the Resolution Foundation

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here. The panel includes a Mayor of Bristol, just about to discuss the

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findings. The news contained inside is bittersweet. Like London, the

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economy in Bristol is doing very well indeed. Also like London,

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Bristol is becoming a place where Bristolians cannot afford to live.

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They will uses event tonight to Colin and new politicians here -- to

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call on the new partition being elected here in May, the metro

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Mayor, to do more. It's up, up and away

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for Bristol's booming economy. Other cities still lag below

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where they were before the financial crash but a report out today shows

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Bristol soaring above them all. Only London has outpaced it in terms

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of economic growth. From a living standards perspective, the

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employment rate has kept rising and it is the highest in the country.

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While the economy hots up, the housing market

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For estate agents in the city, they've never had it so good.

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We've seen an increase in prices of 10%,

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New figures show the cost of renting across Bristol and Bath has soared -

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up an average of ?100 a month in the last five years.

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Rising house prices also means it's harder for young people

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In 2001 around seven in ten of 25 to 39 year olds

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owned their own home here in the West.

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Last year that figure had fallen to just over half.

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For Angie Palmer - who lives in Bristol's Bedminster area -

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This is the dining room. The kitchen is out there. Two-bedroom terrace

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and it is 920 5p per month in rent. Leg-mac that is a lot. -- ?920 per

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month in rent. She works as a graphic-designer

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but it's still not enough to cover Demand for properties on her street

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was so intense she took this place I have a good job, get my wage is

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less than my rent. It is baffling but that is the situation and I am

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not the only one in this situation. I live off tax credits. It is not

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ideal and it is difficult. But it is how it is.

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Politicians are all too aware of the scale of Bristol's housing

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shortage and the new metro mayor elected this May is being urged

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Without enough affordable housing in the city,

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Bristol's economic successes could be short-lived.

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Earlier, we were talking about the sacrifices of the previous

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generation. Johnny Johnson and Bomber Command.

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But the experiences of young men joining the army

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made into a performance at the Bristol Old Vic.

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Their stories were collected by poet Owen Sheers,

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whose book was so moving that it was made into a radio play.

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The drama tells the story of three young men from Bristol.

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It is the story of their service but the story of their

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It is about the aftermath of conflict, and really

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How those concentric circles of damage can spread

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from the individuals, through families,

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The story looks at the physical and mental scars of war,

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and the film rights for it have just been bought up.

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The spacecraft which took Tim Peake to the International space station

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and back has gone on display at London's Science Museum.

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The Soyuz capsule, complete with scorch marks from re-entering

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Earth's atmosphere, was unveiled by the man himself.

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The Wiltshire astronaut, who wants return to the space station soon,

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said he hoped the display would inspire the public.

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As he does. Gosh! That capsule would really

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primitive, doesn't it? -- looks really primitive.

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The extraordinary story of a Gloucestershire community

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and its resident gorilla has been brought back to life in a new book.

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The village archivist in Uley stumbled across pictures

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of the gorilla, called John Daniel, which had been kept since the 1900s.

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The gorilla, called John Daniel, or Johnny to his friends, became a

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member of the village of Uley in the early 1900. He was bought from a

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department store in London as a gift to Alice Cunningham who lived in the

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village. She treated him like a human child. He had free reign. He

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just loved the children. They loved him as well. His bet a lot of time

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with the children. Also, he used to sit in the village green outside the

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pub, hoping the folk would come out and give him a glass of cider. He

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adored cider. He was a bit of a drinker? He was! In 1989, the BBC

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made a documentary about him, complete with re-enactments and

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memories. We treated him like he was one of us. The other difference was,

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she was a gorilla and we were humans. When he lost his temper...

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He would stomp is -- thump his hands. He would take your hand and

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go to school with you. The teacher gave him a still to sit on and he

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would sit with someone one day and another person the next. John Daniel

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played with the children on this clean. But having cider at the local

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pub was shot left. -- shoplift. He was sold to America. She thought he

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would be for a home in America but she was diseased. He was going to a

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circus. Bannerman Bailey's Circus. He just didn't cope with that at all

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after life he had in Uley. Alice was ardently sent for in a new life in

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America, but the guerrilla guide before she could reach. It was said

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he died of a broken heart. The story is being told again thanks to

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Margaret. We were lucky to have him and it is that the village on the

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map again, hasn't it? Is that for real? It is so sad. I am

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sad now. Who died of a broken heart? The

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gorilla. Yes, died of a broken heart. I think

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we should move on. I know... We will look at the weather for a pick-up. I

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have to lift everyone's spirits now? Something much better in terms of

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the weather story. Change on the way. I have heard words like roll

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and bitter. -- raw. Some sunshine came through but with the winds, it

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has felt very raw indeed. Change coming in the way of the stripe of

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cloud to the West. And what is behind that as well. We will lose a

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dominating high pressure that has been with us for the past few days

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and see whether systems shifting in from the south and West. That starts

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tomorrow afternoon. It is a slow process but eventually in the coming

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days things are becoming that bit more unsettled. And with it, as you

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might expect from the south-west, something a bit milder. There will

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be spells of rain at times and that will continue to be quite breezy.

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That change does not start until tomorrow afternoon. So, tonight,

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we're looking at a pretty settled night of weather. You can see,

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though, because we have blues to the north and east, already we are

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starting to see something that little bit less cold nudging in from

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the south and West. There is a bit of a spread in temperatures. We're

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all quite close to freezing but probably, Gloucester and Wiltshire,

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yes, subzero temperatures overnight, whereas just like the above towards

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the south and West. Might see a flurry of snow but it is generally

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dry. Might have some bargain and first thing tomorrow, though. A dry

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start, brightness and fast. In the afternoon, that rain band suites in

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from the South West and that will bring us the change. Temperatures

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around three or four Celsius but as he got through tomorrow evening,

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temperatures continue to lift. Up to 78 Celsius. That rain pushes on with

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the milder air. -- seven or eight Celsius. For Saturday's cell, a

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little dry weather around. You could pick up a shower. If you do, it is

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more likely towards Gloucestershire. If we are trying to be clever about

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it, the Bristol Channel. Temperatures knocking on the door of

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double figures. I think we will see those double-figure is eventually on

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Sunday, although eventually this low pressure brings more rain. You can

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see frontal systems in from the south and West as we go through the

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second after the weekend into next week. We can see the impact on the

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temperatures here, back to double figures.

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Good news. It has been boning freezing. A little bit more good

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news. -- blooming freezing. George this one, who was said with

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crossbows in the head, is now standing up, drinking on his own and

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a bit better. The fund for his treatment is now ?5,000. --

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