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Welcome to South East Today, I'm Polly Evans.

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Life in jail for an Afghan born man who attacked

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Sussex Police officers with a hammer, but he had previously

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MPs question how he was ever allowed into the country.

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Jackknifed lorries, drivers stuck in snowdrifts

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and passengers stranded on the rails -

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Awful experience. I feel absolutely shattered, very cold, fed up. Cannot

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help but feel like we were something abandoned there.

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There are questions over why some schools turned pupils away

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We're live in Aylesford and Sevenoaks tonight.

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The extraordinary sculptures created by a Kent artist highlighting

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the damage being done to our marine life by man.

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The perfect warm-up for the Australian Open -

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Johanna Konta's fantastic form continues

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He was jailed for the horrific murder of a woman in

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the Netherlands, but after seven years behind bars, Dutch national

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Jamshid Piruz was allowed to enter the UK unchallenged.

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This afternoon, he's been sentenced to life in prison

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at Hove Crown Court, after attacking two Sussex

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police officers with a hammer as they questioned him

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Tonight, MPs say the case raises serious questions about

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Britain's international security agreements.

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Piers Hopkirk's report contains video footage

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released by Sussex Police, which you may find distressing,

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showing the attack recorded on police bodyworn cameras.

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Camera footage shows officers responding to reports of a burglary

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in Crawley, searching out buildings for the cupboard. But what happened

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next is truly terrifying. Wielding a claw hammer and brushing off the

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wires of the Taser which had been fired at him, convicted murderer

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Jamshid Piruz charges at officers. BC Jessica Chick is trapped behind a

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pillar, hammer blows aimed at her head and body. She screams in fear

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for her life. Finally subdued, Piruz is arrested and today, sentenced to

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life in prison. The officers involved telling the court how they

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feared for their lives. Both genuinely believed that their time

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was up. And that they were not going to be able to go to their families

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and see their friends again. For anyone to suffer an attack under

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such circumstances just because they are at work and doing their job is

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absolutely unacceptable. An attack on police officers is an attack on

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society. Piruz was already a convicted murderer, cutting the

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throat of his lodger at his home near Amsterdam in 2007. Today, anger

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for the man -- that a man so dangerous should have been let into

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the UK. I just think it is very lax at best, and deeply disturbing at

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worst, for one jurisdiction not to inform another when somebody clearly

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with that kind of serious record is seeking to travel. Piruz had come to

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the UK to visit family. His criminal record, though, was not flagged.

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There is a watch list but it relates from information from different

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sources, including other countries, and if that is not provided either

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by the EU or by the member state concerned, of course there would be

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no indicator to the officer at Gatwick that this person was a

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convicted murderer. Jamshid Piruz is tonight beginning a life sentence.

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Officers say it was sheer luck that nobody was killed in the attack.

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Questions remain, though, about the border system which allowed him into

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the UK in the first place. Piers Hopkirk with that

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report, and he's live What has been the ongoing impact on

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the officers? Well, as you have seen from the footage, this was both a

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very, Dick and a very traumatising attack. Three of the officers

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involved took to the witness stand to deliver victim impact statement.

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-- -- very traumatic. Easy Jessica Chick said, I have never been so

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scared in my life. -- Pisi Jessica Chick. I have never been in a

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situation where I thought, this is it, I'm going to die. The judge said

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Piruz was a very dangerous man, prone to potentially fatal outbursts

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of violence. He sentenced him to life, saying he owed it to the

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protection of the public. In a moment, an inquest hears how

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a doctor involved in treating a woman who died giving birth

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in a Kent hospital had been involved in "startlingly similar

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circumstances" previously. Snow and ice brought chaos

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to the roads and railways across Kent, Surrey and Sussex,

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leaving cars stuck in snowdrifts, while jackknifed

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lorries have blocked roads. Several houses in Kent

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were damaged by a tree falling during the storm,

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and a Southeastern train, full of passengers, was left

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stranded without heating for hours. Our environment correspondent

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Yvette Austin has more. A morning of misery for these

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commuters put up the 5.45 did during ground to a halt between stations.

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After nearly four hours stranded on the train, with no heat or working

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toilets, the 80 passengers were eventually allowed out onto the

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tracks and walked to the nearest station, Chislehurst. Awful

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experience. I feel absolutely shattered, very cold, fed up. I

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cannot but help feel like we were something abandoned there. It was

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compacted ice on the live rail which led to the train failing. A rescue

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train failed also. Icy roads this morning caused this car transporter

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to overturn on the A249. The road will remain closed this evening. And

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all the result of last night's snow. Up to ten centimetres in places,

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arriving during the rush hour to make journeys long and difficult.

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People have complained the roads were not encrypted, so what happens?

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It was a difficult forecast because we knew we would have heavy rain

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followed by the snow. That is exactly what happened. We cannot

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send the critters out to put salt down when we have got rain because

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all that will happen is that it will wash the salt away. So we got the

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critters out -- the critters Ederson is the rain but then the started. I

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think the way the weather turned suddenly did not help. Elsewhere it

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was the wind last night that brought this tree down in Folkestone. Fire

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crews had to remove branches so that the residents could get out and

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spent the night in safety. My car is a write-off. The tree came down on

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that. The front of my house is damaged, the tiles are off. I do not

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know structurally whether there is damage to that, I will have to get

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an engineer to reassess my house. Tonight, the gritters will be on the

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roads again, but ice remains a risk. Yvette is live for us

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at the Kent Highways The authorities confident they can

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keep the roads safe tonight? They say they are doing all they can.

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This huge pile of rock salt is being dramatically eating into other

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yesterday alone, 900 tonnes was spread across the county's primary

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and secondary roads. The lorries were loaded again this afternoon and

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had gone out ready for it got tonight when the temperature is

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expected to go below zero and the gritters will be out again tomorrow

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morning. So, just how severe

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has the weather been? Last night, up to five centimetres

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of snow fell in the space Subzero overnight temperatures

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left roads and pavements covered in black ice,

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leading to the closure of Our education correspondent,

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Bryony MacKenzie, The vast majority of schools did

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manage to remain open today. So why did some of them feel they had to

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turn pupils away? Well, this is not about schools not being able to

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correct their playgrounds, but this school is in a residential area and

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they have not been gritted, which made it too dangerous for pupils to

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get in. Other schools opened a bit later, allowing teachers who live

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further away to come into school a bit later. All in all, it has been a

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fairly cautious school run today. This was the scene at the camera

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school in Sevenoaks this morning, slippery underfoot and a closed

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school gate. Parents had to make other plans. I was a big surprise. I

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am a country girl and used to working through snow, driving in any

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conditions. But the children have have a -- have had a great time.

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Later when you come to pick up, it is getting dark and icy, so I think

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it is a good decision. It is really dangerous, particularly around this

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area when it is icy. In honesty, the kids have had a brilliant time.

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There were just 20 schools out of 860 schools and colleges in Kent and

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Medway that could not open. One MP, a former teacher, says snow flurries

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should not stop schools from opening. The impact is huge, to

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parents in terms of their work, so if you replicate every work

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situation, you will see it has a dramatic effect, so it absolutely

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has to be that very, very last resort. But the majority of schools

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ploughed on. Teachers at Shoreham School near Sevenoaks came up with a

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solution when their caterers did not make it in. We decided to have

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physically a school picnic, and again, because we have a breakfast

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club, we have an after-school club, so we have staff trained in food

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hygiene and they went out to a supermarket and bought some

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groceries, and we all got together in the hall and made some bridges.

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Kent County Council says it encourages schools to open in story

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conditions, but only if it is safe for them to do so. -- snowy

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conditions. It is down to the individual schools

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and headteachers to make that decision, some others may disagree.

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We have been here all day, it was black ice this morning and it has

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turned to puddles. Monday should be business as usual.

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We've been getting lots of pictures from you via Twitter and Facebook,

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and we'll be taking a look at some of them a little later

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It's been revealed today that creditors of the troubled Margate

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amusement park Dreamland are likely to lose more than ?5 million.

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A new report by administrators for the struggling attraction

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says it's "uncertain" whether there will be

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It has also revealed that the theme park's operator, Sands Heritage,

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has incurred losses of more than ?1 million since it went

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A lorry driver accused of causing the collapse of a pedestrian bridge

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over the M20 motorway in Kent will appear before Maidstone

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The bridge was hit by a lorry and collapsed in August -

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a 73-year-old motorcyclist had to throw himself off his bike

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to avoid being crushed, and was taken to hospital

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The lorry driver, who's 63 and from Darlington,

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has been charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving

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A doctor involved in the care of a mother who died

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after an emergency caesarean section had been part of another

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serious medical incident just seven months before,

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Frances Cappuccini died in 2012 at the Tunbridge Wells Hospital

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after losing more than two litres of blood,

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Today it was revealed that anaesthetist Dr Nadeem Azeez

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had been investigated for mismanaging the resuscitation

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of another woman in "startlingly similar circumstances".

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The family of Frances Cappuccini thank their legal team today,

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now that all the evidence in this inquest has been heard.

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But the enquiry into how this young mother died took

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a dramatic turn today, with evidence that one of those

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who had been caring for her had made mistakes seven months earlier.

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The original NHS Trust report into the death of Frances Cappuccini

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stated that her anaesthetist, Dr Nadeem Azeez, had been involved

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in the care of another woman only the same year who had also

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The report stated that Dr Azeez had mismanaged her fluid resuscitation

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and it was recommended he undergo a period of supervised practice.

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But details of his earlier mistake had been removed

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from the copy of the report given to Mrs Cappuccini's family,

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the coroner and the Strategic Health Authority.

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The nurse who compiled the report was Karen Woods,

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Neil Sheldon, the family's lawyer, asked her:

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Ms Woods went on to tell inquest that no pressure had been applied

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to anyone at any stage to remove the section from the report.

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The coroner will deliver his findings on Monday.

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Jon Hunt, BBC South East Today, Gravesend.

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A Dutch national who attacked two Sussex Police officers with a hammer

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Before coming to the UK, Jamshid Piruz had spent seven years

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behind bars for murdering a woman in the Netherlands.

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Go and look for tennis balls, Mr Emerson.

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Celebrated actor Julian Sands on his latest performance,

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a celebration of the playwright Harold Pinter in Sussex.

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We have seen several centimetres of snow over the last 24 hours,

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freezing conditions again this morning. So, can we expect any more

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snow over the weekend? I will have the details in the forecast a little

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later. Artist Jason deCaires Taylor has

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been building an extraordinary reputation internationally

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for creating large-scale public sculptures which are very

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difficult to go and see. That's because he places

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them deep underwater. The Canterbury based artist

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is passionate about protecting the marine environment,

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and his sculptures serve to highlight issues

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as well as provide a new home His latest work has been

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officially unveiled this week, the Museo Atlantico,

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off the coast of Lanzarote Lynda Hardy has tonight's

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Special Report. They are mystical, mesmerising,

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moulded to the sea bed. It is beneath the waves where

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Jason deCaires Taylor is free - free to express, sculpt,

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create, both a new tourist attraction and a new home

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for the local wildlife. The museum consists

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of over 300 sculptures - they are laid out in 12

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installations and we've tried a museum tour, so there is actually

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an entrance point and an exit point, and we have trained a series

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of guides to actually take divers around in a sequential tour

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of all the exhibits. This sprawling artwork,

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the sculptor's first architectural project,

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needs its vast canvas - a towering 100 tonne

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underwater wall, a circle of 200 interconnected life-sized

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human figures and solitary sculptures too

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of suited businessmen in a playground, the artist's

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impression of a clash His other installations include 500

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life-sized sculptures in the waters Back in his home city,

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Alluvia is a sculpture featuring two female figures lying

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fixed to the bed of And in 2015, his first London

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commission, The Rising Tide, featured four large concrete

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horsemen in the Thames. Well, first of all,

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it was to create an artificial reef, to create a habitat space,

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but it was also to almost create a portal to the underwater world,

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to make people realise It is a constantly

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changing hidden world, On to tennis, and British number one

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Johanna Konta from Eastbourne has had the perfect preparation for

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next week's Australian Open. She did not drop a set on the way

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to winning her second WTA title, with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over

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the world number three, Agnieszka Radwanska,

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in the final of Other than Eastbourne,

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there is nowhere Johanna Konta is more popular than her place

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of birth, Sydney. That support appeared

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to help her raise her game to new heights this week,

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and having broken serve early in the match,

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Jo perhaps unexpectedly dominated her experienced

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opponent, world number three What has impressed everyone

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over the last 15 months It is a love game to

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close out the first set. And despite a recent

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unexpected change of coach, her confidence and self belief

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appear to be growing. Having taken the first set,

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she rattled through the next few games, to the evident pleasure

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of her new coaching team, before clinching the match

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and her second ever title in front I'm most happy about the fact

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that my family were able to be here, that is what's most special to me,

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the fact that my sister and my brother-in-law

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and my little nephew, although he will have no

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idea what's going on, he'll be focused on the milk,

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but that they were able to be Now the big question is,

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can Jo improve on last year's Australian Open,

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where she reached the semifinals? I think there is a good opportunity

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for her to get into the finals. She's played great

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this season so far. She's going to have to do it

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the tough way, though - if you look at her sections,

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she starts with Flipkens, she's got Cibulkova and she's got

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Serena in the quarters, so Jo is playing probably the best

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tennis of her career right now. She is the winner

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with the winning smile. Jo Konta is also now one of the most

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feared opponents in women's tennis. In this weekend's Football League

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action, Championship leaders Brighton Hove Albion will be

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looking to extend their unbeaten run The Seagulls will be

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without Lewis Dunk, who is serving the second game

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of a two match suspension Our games against them

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in recent seasons So, we certainly

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know what to expect. Theirs is a manager that's done

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very, very well in the period of time that he's been there,

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since they were promoted, and we would expect

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a very tough game. Charlton Athletic face

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Millwall at the Valley And Crawley Town are at home

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to Hartlepool in League Two. The actor Julian Sands has had

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a glittering film career, with starring roles in movies

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like The Killing Fields, A Room With A View,

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Leaving Las Vegas and Warlock. between Los Angeles and

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Tunbridge Wells. This weekend, he's back

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in the South East, on stage in St Leonards, in a show described

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as a passionate tribute to Harold Pinter -

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originally put together by the celebrated playwright

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and poet himself For an actor like Julian Sands,

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going to work usually means a flight, but this week,

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it's been more of a flit down the A21 from his home

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to the Kino Teatr Arts Centre, a venue on his doorstep he only

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discovered recently. I wandered in here and I thought

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it was just a magical gem. It evokes New York, Paris,

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London in the '30s. It is a welcome compliment

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from an actor with a career in theatre, television and movies

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dating back more than three decades. Go and look for

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tennis balls, Mr Emerson. He's here to perform his

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one-man show, a celebration of Harold Pinter, the revered writer

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and intellectual who died in 2008. I tell you what, then,

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I might do that, What I find I'm doing

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most days is checking up this little thing here,

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and writing a poem... The performance brings Pinter's

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first and last loved Everything we do corrects the space

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between death and me and you. Pinter had asked Julian Sands

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to perform the poems before he died. It has grown into this

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touring performance. He was a man of immense, um,

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presence, animal magnetism. I think I've described him before

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as being around a bird of prey It is an homage from an admirer,

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but you don't have to know Pinter When you come here, it's me,

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it's them and we may as well be in a cave 30,000 years ago,

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round a fire, exploring stories Robin Gibson, BBC South East Today,

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St Leonards. Such a resident acting voice! --

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resonant. The snow and ice has

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caused transport chaos for many across Kent,

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Surrey and Sussex today, but for others, of course,

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it's been a cause of excitement. It's been the first snowfall

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we've seen in five years, and for many of our children

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and pets, it's the first time Here are some of the pictures

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and videos you've been sending in since it started

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coming down last night. An actual polar bear! That was in

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green hive, apparently. Good work. Some lovely pictures,

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thank you for sending them in. We will check on the weather now with

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Rachel. Any more snow inside? Not

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particularly, but I love those snowmen! There will be one or two

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snow flurries around tomorrow but nothing like the snowfall we have

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had so far. We started to see it last night, several centimetres in

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just under an hour. It eased off a little bit, but again, as we went

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through the first part of this morning, we were seeing more on the

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way of snowfall. Lots of you upload your photographs. As we started the

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day, temperatures were minus four Celsius so much of the snow has

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stayed with us. And icy start to the day, is further snow flurries during

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the morning. They have been clearing and we have had clearer skies to end

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the day. We will hold onto those overnight. Another bitterly cold

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night, temperatures in rural spots dropping as low as -3 or minus four

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Celsius. Widely dropping as low as minus one. Tomorrow, we still have

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warnings in force for the risk of ice, do take care if you're driving

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on untreated roads. But the day itself although it stays bitterly

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cold will see lots of sunshine. By the afternoon, temperatures will

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reach highs of around three or four Celsius. But we have really bitterly

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cold and blustery northerly winds. So it will be fuelling a good deal

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colder. Frosty and icy start to the day, you should wrap up warm. Lots

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of sunshine around. Temperatures of three, four or five Celsius. All

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change from Saturday into Sunday. We will be seeing slightly milder air,

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more cloud, temperatures not as cold, hovering around freezing.

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Starting the day on Sunday, it is cold with a lot of cloud and very

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quickly it will turn wet. That will be falling as rain, temperatures

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less cold by the afternoon, eight or nine Celsius. Into the new week,

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stating how little less cloud. So less snow!

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That is about it for now, we will be back at eight o'clock and at 10:30.

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Have a great weekend. Watch out for polar bears!

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Parents are facing an explosion in the number of children saying

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