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Welcome to South East Today, I'm serious

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Welcome to South East Today, I'm Polly Evans. Tonight's top stories.

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The mother of a Sussex teen`ger The mother of a Sussex teenager

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killed in Syria tells us 'mx son The mother of a Sussex teen`ger

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killed in Syria tells us 'my son was killed in Syria tells us 'mx son was

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not a terrorist'. What happened killed in Syria tells us 'my son was

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not a terrorist'. What happdned to not a terrorist'. What happdned to

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my son is luck from God. He chose him. How did a Hastings man come to

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be killed in a collision with a police car? Six weeks on his family

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say they're no closer to thd truth. We're live in the town with the

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details. Also in tonight's programme: Could a new nuclear

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programme: Could a new nucldar reactor be built at Dungeness? We

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have exclusive access to the reactor be built at Dungeness? We

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have exclusive access to thd plant, have exclusive access to the plant,

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as the area's MP says he is optimistic. The man who fired the

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optimistic. The man who firdd the first shot; the Sussex trooper who

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could have had little idea of the historic role he'd play in World War

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One. And making mischief on stage in Surrey, star of stand up and silver

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screen Omid Djalili on his new tour and his new passion for singing!

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Good evening. The mother of a Sussex teenager killed in Syria has today

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denied that her sons are terrorists. 18`year`old Abdullah Deghayds,

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denied that her sons are terrorists. 18`year`old Abdullah Deghayes, from

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18`year`old Abdullah Deghayds, from Saltdean near Brighton, was

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reportedly fighting with a militant reportedly fighting with a lilitant

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group linked to Al`Qaeda whdn he was shot ` his mother Einas Abulsayen

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says his death was "luck from God". Two of his brothers are still in

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Syria, as Juliette Parkin reports. Syria, as Juliette Parkin reports.

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He was a romantic man. And lother He was a romantic man. And mother

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grieving, a mother desperatd for her grieving, a mother desperate for her

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other children to come home. Today, she paid tribute to the son he would

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never return. I know my son that I lost, he had a very nice ch`racter,

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he was very naive, very helpful A brave boy. 18`year`old Abdullah

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Deghayes C in January withott Deghayes C in January without

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telling his mother. He was reportedly died with a militant

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group linked to Al`Qaeda. There are links to terrorism. I cannot say a

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word about my sons, they are links to terrorism. I cannot say a

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word about my sons, they ard not word about my sons, they ard not

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terrorists. Their father told us that his son had died a martyr.

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Definitely, he is in a bettdr life. But that does not go for everybody.

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It is luck. He's died, it is luck. Many people ask for that, btt this

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was chosen from God. Still believed to be in Syria are his brothers.

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They went with an aid convox to be in Syria are his brothers

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They went with an aid convoy in They went with an aid convoy in

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October. More than 400 Brithsh October. More than 400 British

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Muslims have thought to have gone to fight in Syria, with more than 0

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fight in Syria, with more than 30 arrested on their return. Mostly on

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suspicion of joining groups with links to terrorist groups. Warnings

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have been issued. The message draws to go for humanitarian reasons, and

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it is making sure they have an informed decision. That is what we

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are appealing fought to get `` today. The family are urging the

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remaining brothers to come home They fit nicely on track naivete

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have seen them caught up in a Civil War beyond their understanding.

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have seen them caught up in a Civil War beyond their understandhng. I am

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sure they don't understand the repercussions of such a stunt that

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they have pulled, running away. I think there is a bit of rebdllion

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think there is a bit of rebellion there, which is quite common at that

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age. But they are just playhng with really dangerous things. Meanwhile,

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really dangerous things. Me`nwhile, a mother mourns the loss of her son,

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born in Sussex, but killed on a foreign battlefield. I remind

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myself, he is gone. Our Correspondent Mark Norm`n's been

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following the story and joins us live from Brighton. Mark, today

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counter`terrorism police have urged British Muslim women to come forward

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British Muslim women to comd forward if they're concerned about loved

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ones planning to join the civil if they're concerned about loved

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ones planning to join the chvil war ones planning to join the chvil war

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in Syria. Later in the programme we'll hear

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about the new Kent Police campaign to prevent young people frol

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about the new Kent Police c`mpaign to prevent young people from being

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to prevent young people frol being targeted by extremists online. The

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family of a pedestrian who died after being hit by a police car on

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Hastings seafront say they `re after being hit by a police car on

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Hastings seafront say they are still Hastings seafront say they `re still

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no closer to finding out the Hastings seafront say they are still

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no closer to finding out thd truth no closer to finding out thd truth

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about how he died, six weeks on from the fatal collision. Sussex Police

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say they're continuing to investigate, before an inqudst into

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the death of 46`year`old James the death of 46`year`old James

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Sutton takes place. Lynda H`rdy the death of 46`year`old Jales

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Sutton takes place. Lynda Hardy has Sutton takes place. Lynda Hardy has

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our exclusive report. He was taken to hospital in London.

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Maidstone Crown Court were told about what happened that fateful

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night. When asked whether hd heard night. When asked whether hd heard

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any noises, he was told that it was just him talking. The two Italians

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led to death act lived among a bedsit. They were attacked. The jury

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were shown on the pyjamas. He found his friend on the pavement outside

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the restaurant, apparently unconscious. Moments earlier, the

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court heard that the door to the room had been kicked in, and passed

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it had been broken off. After that, they were punched and kicked. For

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Lithuanians are accused of lurder. Lithuanians are accused of lurder.

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They deny the charges and the case continues.

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Two thieves who were caught on CCTV stealing cigarettes and tob`cco

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Two thieves who were caught on CCTV stealing cigarettes and tobacco from

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stealing cigarettes and tob`cco from a Kent newsagent's have been

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sentenced today. The pair were sentenced today. The pair wdre

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filmed in January pulling a sack containing ?5,000 worth of stolen

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goods through the shattered window of the store in West Malling. Stan

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Abbey, from Gillingham, was jailed for two years today. His accomplice,

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35`year`old Ian Thomas from Dartford, was given an 18`month

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suspended sentence. There's been a big rise in crimes recorded in Kent

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` up 8% overall in the past year. Crime in Sussex and Surrey has

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fallen. But in Kent, violence against people was up by a puarter,

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against people was up by a quarter, and sexual offences by nearly 5 %,

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and sexual offences by nearly 50%, according to figures releasdd

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and sexual offences by nearly 5 %, according to figures released today.

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Simon Jones joins us live from Chatham. Simon ` the force says the

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increases are down to recording offences more vigorously. L`st year,

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a damning report found that Kent Police were failing to record one in

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ten crimes accurately. In certain cases, it did not assess sole

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cases, it did not assess some crimes. They were obsessed with

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hitting targets. If you... Today, it would be recorded as a violdnt

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would be recorded as a violent crime. The force is committdd to

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would be recorded as a violdnt crime. The force is committed to be

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open and transparent. A new nuclear reactor in Dungeness could be back

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on the agenda. The MP for the area Damian Collins has said he's

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optimistic that the Kent site will be considered for the next

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generation of nuclear power stations ` even though it was left ott of the

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Government's last short list. The first station there, Dungeness

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Government's last short list. The first station there, Dungendss A,

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began generating power in 1965. first station there, Dungeness A,

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began generating power in 1865. It began generating power in 1965. It

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was followed by Dungeness B in 983. That's due to shut down in 2018,

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That's due to shut down in 2018 although EDF Energy are hoping

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That's due to shut down in 2018, although EDF Energy are hophng for a

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although EDF Energy are hoping for a 10`year extension. Our Environment

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Correspondent Yvette Austin has been given exclusive access for the

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latest report in our Switchdd On series, looking at the future of

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energy provision. Piecing back together the steel protection

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covering nuclear reactor 21. Currently off`line, work highly

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skilled, and at times, delving right into the core. That is removed fuel

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from the reactor to enable ts into the core. That is removed fuel

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from the reactor to enable us to go down into the reactor and do remote

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viewing. This is where we t`ke down into the reactor and do remote

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viewing. This is where we take some viewing. This is where we take some

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of the graphite out of the court to do inspections on it. We send that

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off to a lab. Where I am st`nding off to a lab. Where I am st`nding

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now is right on top of nuclear now is right on top of nucldar

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reactor 22. This one is still operating at full power and it is

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safe to stand here, because below me, there are five metres of

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concrete and half a metre of steel separating me from the nucldar

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separating me from the nuclear official process. This ?25 lillion

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official process. This ?25 million maintenance project is an update

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will help EDF Energy, which will owns the plant, put forward its case

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to keep Dungeness B open until 028, crucial to the local economy.

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to keep Dungeness B open until 2028, crucial to the local economx. The

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work that we are doing now, in terms of our reactor will go towards

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validating our safety case not just for the next three years, btt also

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for the next ten years for that decision in December. It is very

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important. Beyond 2028, loc`l decision in December. It is very

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important. Beyond 2028, local people important. Beyond 2028, local people

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want a Dungeness C plant. L`nd important. Beyond 2028, loc`l people

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want a Dungeness C plant. Land is want a Dungeness C plant. L`nd is

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available, but back in 2009, the government did not include it in

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available, but back in 2009, the government did not include ht in its

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government did not include it in its top eight future potential nuclear

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sites. The local MP is optilistic. Things are moving in Dungeness's

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favour. Others are being developed, technology is making nuclear

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reactors smaller. Dungeness is a good site, but constrained hn

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reactors smaller. Dungeness is a good site, but constrained in terms

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of the amount of land it has. The directors could seek Dungeness

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directors could seek Dungendss really well. That is a step forward

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in technology that was not anticipated five years ago. Reactor

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21 is expected to be back online by the end of June. Yvette's live

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21 is expected to be back online by the end of June. Yvette's lhve for

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us in Dungeness. How realistic is a long`term future for nuclear power

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there? Ego is confident that it will get its extension to ten years. But

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get its extension to ten ye`rs. But it says that it is committed to

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building 2`mac large prompts elsewhere. It will not be building

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here necessarily. If they c`n get over natural England's objections to

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habitat loss, then maybe and a different company to build `

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different company to build a Dungeness C. This is our top story

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tonight. The mother of a Sussex teenager killed in Syria has spoken

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out to deny that her sons are terrorists. 18`year`old Abdullah

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terrorists. 18`year`old Abdtllah Deghayes, from Saltdean near

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Brighton, was reportedly fighting with a militant group linked to

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Al`Qaeda when he was shot. Two of his brothers are still in Sxria

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his brothers are still in Syria. Also in tonight's programme. The

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historic role played by a Sussex historic role played by a Sussex

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trooper in world war one ` how Ernest Thomas became the man who

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fired the first shot. Coming up I fired the first shot. Coming up, I

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would tell you how... School pupils as young as twelve are

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to be the focus of a new calpaign by to be the focus of a new calpaign by

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Kent Police to combat terrorism. Kent Police to combat terrorism.

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They'll be shown a simulation of social media posts by a student

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being targeted by extremists. It coincides with the launch today of a

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national campaign to increase awareness about the dangers of

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travelling to Syria ` and comes a week after it was revealed the

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Sussex teenager Abdullah Degayes died fighting there. Our

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Correspondent Colin Campbell has tonight's Special Report. It's

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feared social media fuelled Abdullah's desire to travel to

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Syria. To combat radicalisation of young people online, Kent Police are

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taking this simulation tool into classrooms across the countx.

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taking this simulation tool into classrooms across the county. They

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classrooms across the countx. They are raising awareness of the process

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of radicalisation and the vulnerability people have that may

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lead to that. Hello. I'm Zak. Named after the central

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character who feels isolated at University, Zak chats online

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character who feels isolated at University, Zak chats onlind to

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extremists, who tried to groom him into terrorism. It prompts costume

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discussions about vulnerability. `` discussions about vulnerability. ``

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class discussions. So far, ht discussions about vulnerability ``

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class discussions. So far, ht has been shown in 20 schools. It has

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open their eyes and broaden their horizons to extremism, traditional

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horizons to extremism, tradhtional views, whether it is Al`Qaeda,

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whether it is far right grotps as whether it is far right groups as

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well. The project has already helped identify some considering travelling

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to Syria. Independent mediators are being employed to discuss the

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realities of going there. I believe that I am giving them the

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opportunity to talk very honestly and work through their feelings

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and work through their feelhngs about the situation, so that they

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can better see that just going about the situation, so that they

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can better see that just gohng out can better see that just gohng out

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to a place of high conflict is not the best way forward for resolving

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it. Those choosing to travel to Syria to deliver humanitari`n aid

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Syria to deliver humanitarian aid are being warned that they `re

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are being warned that they are likely to encounter terrorist

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organisations in the county. `` country. Here in Dover, Kent Police

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say they are monitoring the groups and convoys which are moving through

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the port to Syria. The police hopes that its simulation tool will

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prevent young people from being radicalised, stopping them from

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travelling overseas to fight alongside terrorists. When Brighton

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trooper Ernest Thomas left for war in August 1914 he had no idea

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trooper Ernest Thomas left for war in August 1914 he had no idda of the

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historic role he was set to play. As a Royal Irish Dragoon Guard he was

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preparing for a battle with swords. Then the command came to fire on the

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enemy ` and his shot was thd very first. As we commemorate 100 years

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since the start of the First World War, Sara Smith has his story. Over

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the course of four years, millions the course of four years, mhllions

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were mown down by gunfire. Billions of shots would be taken. It was a

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dubious honour on which no soldier might have chosen, but someone,

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somewhere, had fired the first shot for the British Army in World War I.

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That man, it emerged, was Sgt Ernest Thomas from bright and, pictured

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here with his family on wartime leader. In his account, he said it

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was pretty quick, and agile. He jumped to it, and saw a German on a

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horse, and took aim and fired. From training on the Salisbury plain

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Thomas set up for Belgium with the Thomas set up for Belgium whth the

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British expeditionary Force in 1914. When a reconnaissance group he was

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with came across German soldiers, they were ordered to fire. Whether

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the men he hit died or was only wounded has never been established.

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At the time, Sgt Thomas would not have had an idea of the significance

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of that shot. Writing about it years later, he said it felt like a

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training exercise. His great`grandson now has the sword Sgt

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Thomas would have taken into battle. The rifle that fired the first shot

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is long lost. It is almost `s if The rifle that fired the first shot

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is long lost. It is almost as if it is long lost. It is almost as if it

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would have been a continuathon is long lost. It is almost `s if it

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would have been a continuathon of that training, then when the shots

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that training, then when thd shots rang out, and the subsequent bullets

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were pinging path there is, everything became very, very

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were pinging path there is, everything became very, verx real at

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that point. `` passed there is. From the first shots of the last, Sgt

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Thomas would survive the war. He was demobbed six years later, and went

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on to wear a different uniform. This is Sgt Thomas dressed for his

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on to wear a different uniform. This is Sgt Thomas dressed for hhs new

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is Sgt Thomas dressed for his new role as commissionaire at the Duke

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of York cinema in Brighton. His job, to keep the queues in order and

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decide who came through the doors. His uniform decorated with his war

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medals. It was during these years that he wrote about firing that

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first shot. It felt like an ordinary action in peace time manoeuvres, he

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said, until the bullets started whizzing around my head. The very

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next day, the Battle of Mons would begin, bringing thousands of

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casualties. There was no dotbt then that war was underway.

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And our World War One commelorations continue on Monday, when I'll be

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presenting a special edition of South East Today live from the Duke

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of York's Cinema in Brighton. We'll be screening the controvershal World

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be screening the controversial World War One film "Oh What A Lovdly

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be screening the controvershal World War One film "Oh What A Lovely War"

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War One film "Oh What A Lovdly War" for a selected audience. All tickets

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have now been allocated, but you can join us for the build up at 6.30

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join us for the build up at 6.3 here on BBC One. He's been a

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stalwart on the stand up coledy stalwart on the stand up comedy

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circuit for decades, and st`rred in circuit for decades, and st`rred in

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Hollywood blockbusters like Gladiator and Pirates of the

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Carribean ` but what Omid Djalili isn't known for is his singhng

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isn't known for is his singing voice. Now though he's hoping his

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World Cup football anthem will World Cup football anthem will

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become THE essential accomp`niment to an England victory in Brazil this

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to an England victory in Br`zil this summer. He told our reporter Jane

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Witherspoon it doesn't mean he'd giving up the day`job ` with a tour

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schedule bringing him to Redhill tonight, and onto Kent and Sussex

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later this autumn. # Now is our time, with three lions... #. From

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funnyman to footie fan. Comedy and funnyman to footie fan. Comddy and

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the beautiful game is what makes funnyman to footie fan. Comedy and

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the beautiful game is what lakes him the beautiful game is what makes him

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tick. He is rallying the nation to get behind England ahead of the

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World Cup. I don't think people believe much in the England team,

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but I do, so we have called the song England's going out (To Do Ht

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Again). We are hedging bets. If we do well, then great, but if not,

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Again). We are hedging bets. If we do well, then great, but if not I

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hope it is a song that people will cheer us up. If The singing career

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doesn't take it off, he could always go try out for the team. He has

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shown off his penalty skills on the One Show last week. I am going to

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give him the eyes. Yes! When I got home, my wife did not understand

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what I had done. Did you sed it what I had done. Did you see it?

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Yes. You scored in a children's enclosure. Your reaction was

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embarrassing. Don't you unddrstand? embarrassing. Don't you understand?

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It is a goal Messi could have scored. That is an indelicate thing

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to say. He will not be giving up the day job just yet. What a save! His

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live tour rolls into Redhill. Redhill is the scene of one of my

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biggest debacles. I did a ptb gig biggest debacles. I did a ptb gig

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and got the worst heckle. I did a gag that didn't get a laugh. Someone

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at the back said that they used to be a pool table in here. Sole are

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good for fighting, others are dying. You are both, I think. Comedian,

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You are both, I think. Comedian writer, singer and even Hollywood

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star. A jack of all trades and master of most. It is surprhsing

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that he remains so grounded. If you think for a second that you are

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better than anyone else, evdn for a second, I had that period, I

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better than anyone else, even for a second, I had that period, H am

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second, I had that period, I am doing it now... I'm still enjoying

:23:51.:23:54.

it. Maybe it will go away! I will come out of that phase! Let's hope

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not. It is proving to be great not. It is proving to be grdat

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comedy material. Now if you are looking for some sunshine, xou

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comedy material. Now if you are looking for some sunshine, you need

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looking for some sunshine, xou need to bank it tomorrow, because the

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rest of the weekend is not looking so good. Even for tomorrow, there is

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going to be some showers around There will be some sunshine mixed in

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with those showers. Tomorrow, where you see the sunshine, you could see

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17 or 18 degrees. The showers are really heavy. Quite a bit of cloud

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cover, particular during thd morning. A quiet day with the

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weather. One of two showers, but plenty of sunshine. 14 of 15 degrees

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plenty of sunshine. 14 of 14 degrees today. Fairly light breezes. Into

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tonight, we are going to be staying mostly dry. We will see some fairly

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mostly dry. We will see somd fairly hefty share moving up from the

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south. Possible that cloud cover, a mild night. Temperatures nine or 10

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degrees. This sets us up for tomorrow. There will be somd dry

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tomorrow. There will be some dry weather around, but by the

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afternoon, the showers will be intensifying. Just the chance you

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could hear a rumble of thunder. Where you catch one, they are going

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to be heavy. Temperatures tomorrow, where you see this and John, rising

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nicely. 16 or 17 degrees. Under the showers, it is going to be feeling

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significantly cooler. The showers intensifying for a time. Thdn we

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intensifying for a time. Then we will see tempters which are mild for

:25:32.:25:34.

this time of year. Initiallx will see tempters which are mild for

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this time of year. Initially dry, this time of year. Initiallx dry,

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and blustery through the weekend this time of year. Initially dry,

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and blustery through the wedkend am and blustery through the wedkend am

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a brain for Saturday and also a lot of brain around for Sunday.

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Particularly on Saturday, you may see some sunshine. The wins will be

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picking up. Feeling cool. I tempters of 15 or 16 degrees. Way DC the

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rain, it is going to be feeling much cooler. `` weight you see the rain.

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Temperatures of 13 of 14 degrees on Sunday. Unsettled into the new

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week. Tomorrow is your best day for it! That is it from the evening news

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team. We will be back at 8pm and team. We will be back at 8pl and

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10:25pm. From us, have a lovely evening. Goodbye.

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All across the country, millions of families are waking up

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to a Britain in which they find it harder to get on.

:26:57.:26:59.

Whilst the Government keeps telling people everything is fixed,

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no longer stops the pound in their pocket getting smaller

:27:03.:27:07.

or the bills getting harder to afford.

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gas and electricity bills have increased by more than ?300

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whilst the energy companies are making huge profits.

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not a luxury but an essential for millions of working families -

:27:20.:27:24.

gets harder to find and more expensive.

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