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joining me now is the police and crime commissioner for for leicester, leicestershire and rutland ruperti'm very pleased to be able to tell— been hearing. well, i'm very pleased to be able to tell you _ been hearing. well, i'm very pleased to be able to tell you that _ been hearing. well, i'm very pleased to be able to tell you that last - to be able to tell you that last night was actually calm in the city centre. there was no trouble, no arrests, everything was absolutely fine. and we are hoping that will continue. we are in contact with all the communities involved, lots of community leaders. there is a meeting taking place tonight that i will be attending. 0f meeting taking place tonight that i will be attending. of course, as your reports are quite rightly said, attention has been building for some time, underlying tension remains. we are working really hard to make sure that trouble does not occur. at the same time, if it does, the police are going to be ready to deal with it. ~ , ., are going to be ready to deal with it. . , ., , are going to be ready to deal with it. when you say

hugo, for now, thank you very much indeed- _ leicestershire police are warning people not to circulate media as unrest in the city continues. on saturday, 25 police officers and a police dog were injured in a protest involving mainly young men from sections of the muslim and hindu communities. nearly 50 people have now been arrested in relation to disorder in the city since the 28th of august. union bosses say their latest round of rail strikes will bring the network to an "effective standstill". members of the aslef and rmt unions will walk out on the 1st of october, and train drivers from aslef will stage a further day of industrial action on the 5th october, meaning as few as 10% of trains could run. the action will affect people travelling to and from the conservative party conference in birmingham and the london marathon. the queen's name has been inscribed on a new ledger stone in the windsor chapel where she was buried on monday. the late monarch was laid to rest with her husband, the duke of edinburgh, in the george vi memorial chapel, alongside her parents and sister. buckingh

i met some ladies who came down from leicestershire earlier, they got on a train at half past four thisu have to get up? i got up at five, got the first train - you have to get up? i got up at five, got the first train at - you have to get up? i got up at five, got the first train at six i five, got the first train at six o'clock. �* , ., ., ., o'clock. and you have made it here alread . o'clock. and you have made it here already. already _ o'clock. and you have made it here already. already the _ o'clock. and you have made it here already. already the end _ o'clock. and you have made it here already. already the end is - o'clock. and you have made it here already. already the end is in - already. already the end is in si r ht! already. already the end is in sight! yes. — already. already the end is in sight! yes. i— already. already the end is in sight! yes, i was _ already. already the end is in sight! yes, i was expecting . already. already the end is in sight! yes, i was expecting iti already. already the end is in i sight! yes, i was expecting it to be all day. i came prepared. but

behind the policy is the school principal, who grew up in a low income family in coalville in leicestershireties for everybody, and really thinking about everybody, and really thinking about every decision people make, so for example, some people may say it's only a little bit but i know from my family a little bit was a lot. iloathed family a little bit was a lot. what would ou family a little bit was a lot. what would you say — family a little bit was a lot. what would you say to _ family a little bit was a lot. what would you say to someone - family a little bit was a lot. what would you say to someone who thinks you should bring another teacher in rather than finding blazes and such? my rather than finding blazes and such? my argument is if we are delivering that as a school, as a curriculum, we should not be asking people to pay for this because that's what we're saying they have to do, so once you make money a barrier, you create a barrier that should not be there, and if it's right for your curriculum and your students, every single student to be able to do it, and if even one student

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