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Allerdale Council News

Council presents £21,000 to Mountain Rescue team for flood support
The Lake District Search and Mountain Rescue Association has been given a funding boost by Allerdale Borough Council.
Songs of Praise comes to Cockermouth
BBC One’s Songs of Praise programme will be filming in Cockermouth next week.
Opportunities for housing development
Members of the public are invited to offer their views on issues surrounding the potential for housing development in Allerdale.
10p swim scheme allows kids to make a splash
Children in Maryport and Wigton will be able to swim this February half term without splashing out a fortune!

Council

Affordable homes for Brampton after depot sale
Cumbria County Council is helping to provide new affordable homes for local people in Brampton after sealing the sale of a former highways depot in the town.
Work begins on new Workington bridge
Construction work is beginning on a new temporary road bridge that will allow drivers to cross the River Derwent in Workington for the first time since the November floods destroyed or damaged the tow
Announcement on new temporary road bridge for Workington
Transport Minister Sadiq Khan will be in Cumbria on Monday February 8th alongside representatives from Cumbria County Council, engineering experts and Allerdale Borough Council for a major announcemen
Chip shops get thumbs up from Cumbrian firefighters
Firefighters in north Cumbria are encouraging people to use this month"s National Chip Week to ditch their pans and head to their favourite local chippy.
Community cash for lifesaving equipment in Windermere
A Windermere charity has received a grant for lifesaving equipment from one of Cumbria County Council"s neighbourhood forums.
Pothole cash for hotbox team in South Lakeland
County councillors in South Lakeland have agreed to divert £100,000 to repair potholes in the district with a new hotbox team.
Safer Internet Day 2010: Think B4 U Post!
Schools throughout Cumbria will be discussing responsible and safer use of online technology and mobile phones as part of Safer Internet Day (Tuesday 9th Feb.
Concert for Cumbria hailed a success
A special benefit concert held last night in Keswick"s Theatre by the Lake has raised around £12,000 for the victims of the Cumbria floods and the rescue organisations who helped out in the emergency.
County council saves bus service
An hourly bus service between Cotehill, Carlisle and Dalston will remain on the timetable thanks to Cumbria County Council.
Give Us a Break - Film Premiere
A short film featuring disabled children and young people from Cumbria which shows the sorts of leisure activities they enjoy has its premiere at a prestigious event at the Theatre by the Lake in Kesw
Jobs for the boys and girls as Youth Work Apprenticeship programme opens for business
Cumbria County Council is advertising twelve new apprenticeship places for young Cumbrians who may be consider a career in youth work in the county.
Central and Local Government work together to helping Cumbrian communities recover
Since communities in Cumbria suffered devastating flooding in November 2009, Ministers and officials have been in regular contact with the local area to ensure Government does all it can to support th
Blast from the past for memories of The Lanes
Carlisle residents can learn more about the city"s past later this month with a special evening and talk on the history of The Lanes.
Riverside road works set to start
Vital road improvements supporting a new £100million retail, housing and office complex in Kendal will get underway next week.
Priorities set as county council looks ahead for the next three years
The unveiling of Cumbria County Council"s draft council plan for the next three years will make getting the county"s roads and bridges back in shape following recent floods and prolonged freeze as its

Cumbria News

Man killed ex as children watched
A man stabbed his ex-wife to death in front of her children and then tried to kill his stepfather, a court hears.
Work begins on flood town bridge
An engineering firm is due to start work on a new road bridge in Workington, which was devastated by Cumbria's floods.
Flood alert phone service expands
Homes and businesses across the country at risk of flooding are to be automatically signed up to an early warning phone service.
Speed cameras for tourist route
Permanent speed cameras are installed on a stretch of a popular tourist road route in Cumbria.
Appeal over non-urgent 999 calls
Ambulance bosses in Cumbria warn an increase in 999 calls for non-urgent cases could hit response times.
Marina opening delayed by repairs
A busy marina in Cumbria is to close for more than two weeks while vital maintenance work is carried out.
Money worries
A university's cash crisis threatens Carlisle's revamp
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Obama's party slumps to poll loss

Obama's party slumps to poll loss - Republican Scott Brown's win in the Massachusetts Senate poll threatens to derail President Obama's healthcare plan. [Front Page News]
Visa to help create next Google

Visa to help create next Google - Plans to make it easier for foreign entrepreneurs in the US to create start-ups will be debated in 2010. [Front Page News]
Unstable equilibrium in 2010

Unstable equilibrium in 2010 - BBC business editor Robert Peston's views on the coming year [Business]
Jeans chain enters administration

Jeans chain enters administration - The Scotland-based d2 jeans chain goes into administration, putting hundreds of jobs at risk across the UK. [Business]
Savings 'static in downturn'

Savings 'static in downturn' - The amount people save has remained relatively static despite the changing economic picture, a survey finds. [Business]
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Carbon cuts plan to be regional

Carbon cuts plan to be regional - The different regions of Wales should focus on cutting carbon emissions in ways tailored to their needs, a report says. [UK News]
BT profits hit by job loss costs

BT profits hit by job loss costs - Telecommunications group BT sees its half-year profits almost halve, due in part to the cost of redundancies. [UK News]
£32m for education 'alternatives'

£32m for education 'alternatives' - A £32m scheme to provide 'alternative' education and training for teenagers in five Welsh counties is announced. [UK News]

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Station Road, 8th February
The whole of Station Road wants completely resurfacing not just patching, it has loads of patches already
Street light not working, 8th February
Street light No. 164 on grey street Carlisle not working. Located at London road end of street.
Deep pothole - A591 south direction just after sliproad from Kendal, 8th February
There is a deep pothole on the A591 southwards direction just after sliproad from Kendal between on the two lanes. Due to the speed of traffic on the dual carriageway (70mph) I'd view this pothole as a serious danger if a vehicle was to cross the lane to overtake and hit the hole.
Large Potholes, 8th February
There are many (15 or so) large potholes all down the street which you cannot avoid when driving.
Appleby Road, Kendal, pothole, 8th February
Another large pothole has appeared approx 5metres south of the Sandyland junction on Appleby Road, Kendal
Appleby Road, Kendal, 8m long pothole, 8th February
An 8 metre stretch of the south bound Appleby Road in Kendal is potholes at the Spital Park / Cresent Green junctions
Burneside Rd / nr Dixon Printers front door; Access cover needs raising, 6th February
This small access cover (water I suspect) has dropped and damage around it will result if it is not raised.
Burneside Rd / Stricklandgate; Pothole, 6th February
Pothole in need of hot-boxing before it gets worse.
Windermer / Green rd; Pothole in need of repair., 6th February
A proper hot-box repair is required before this grows.
Windermer / Green rd; Dropped service access cover, 6th February
This service access cover needs raising. It causes a lot noise nuisance to residents on this key route into Kendal.
Erosion, 5th February
Wide erosion just after exiting roundabout.
Street lighting, 5th February
Not Working
Road surface, 2nd February
Many potholes on road between Shady Grove Road and Raffles Ave, need repaired before get any worse.
Potholes caused by the Thaw, 2nd February
Along all of this stretch of road there are some potholes. Many are very deep. You wont have to search for the potholes. Just drive along and you'll find them. This stretch is very narrow so it is often hard to avoid the holes when there is oncoming traffic.
Potholes caused by the thaw, 2nd February
Along all of this stretch of road there are some potholes. Many are very deep. You wont have to search for the potholes. Just drive along and you'll find them. This is a National speed limit stretch of road so drivers are going fast down this road
Potholes caused by the thaw, 2nd February
Along all of this stretch of road there are some potholes. Many are very deep. You wont have to search for the potholes. Just drive along and you'll find them.
Street light not working, 31st January
The light outside number 43 Church Lane, Walney Island is not working.
Sunken Manhole, 29th January
Deeply Sunken manhole probably for stop tap
Road surace broken up and sub structure exposed, 29th January
A684 from Lincolns Inn Bridge to Old Station Yard, the road surface has broken up exposing the rough core of the sub structure. Danger signs need to be erected until repairs are effected.
Erosion, 27th January
Potholes have developed across the width of the road at this point during the last few weeks. This is obviously getting worse and requires attention

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Front Page News: Jackson medic denies manslaughter
Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, denies a charge of involuntary manslaughter over the singer's death.
Front Page News: Smartphone keys get quantum trick
A quantum physics trick is set to give smartphones and hand-held devices pressure-sensitive switches and touchscreens.
Front Page News: Fertile forties pregnancy warning
Experts fear older women are ditching contraception in the mistaken belief that fertility inevitably wanes at a certain age.

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Ashford based Nextescape.co.uk ceases trading

Ashford based Nextescape.co.uk ceases trading - Ashford-based travel agency Nextescape.co.uk has ceased trading today. [Travel Weekly]
Property surges as house prices soar 8.6%

Property surges as house prices soar 8.6% - House prices are rising at an astonishing 8.6% a year, according to Nationwide, with a double digit-figure expected next month

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Microsoft to issue browser patch

Microsoft to issue browser patch - Microsoft will soon release a patch for a hole in Internet Explorer that is thought to have been exploited by Chinese hackers. [Main News]
UK being turned into nation of part-timers

UK being turned into nation of part-timers - More than one million workers unable to find a full-time job are being forced to work part-time, official figures reveal

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Property prices to rebound on low rates

Property prices to rebound on low rates - House prices could rebound to their previous peaks as soon as next year thanks to ultra-low interest rates

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Father who attacked intruder freed

Father who attacked intruder freed - A businessman jailed for causing a permanent brain injury to an intruder who attacked him and his family is freed by the Court of Appeal. [Main News]
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Billy Bragg leads income tax protest against bankers' bonuses on Facebook

Billy Bragg leads income tax protest against bankers' bonuses on Facebook - Folk singer Billy Bragg has written to Chancellor Alistair Darling to say he will withhold his income tax unless bonus payments to bankers at the Royal
Bank… [People]
Cadbury back Kraft bid

Cadbury likely to back Kraft bid - Talks have been taking place that could result in Birmingham-based Cadbury agreeing a takeover offer from US giant Kraft. [Main News]
US starts aid airdrops into Haiti (This should have happened earlier?)

US starts aid airdrops into Haiti - The US military begins airdrops of food and water into Haiti, as aid efforts gather pace a week after the devastating earthquake. [Main News]
Inquiry call over 'wildlife loss'

Inquiry call over 'wildlife loss' - A bird protection charity claims the assembly government has failed to prevent the decline of Welsh wildlife. [Main News]
Blondes 'have an aggressive edge'

Blondes 'have an aggressive edge' - Blonde-haired women are more aggressive and determined than redheads and brunettes, say scientists. [Health]
UK ranked just 26th for broadband speeds

UK ranked just 26th for broadband speeds - Britain is lagging behind the global competition when it comes to broadband speeds and penetration, according to a new survey. [Net]
Cold weather payments: How to apply

Cold weather payments: How to apply - If you're on a low income, a cold weather payment may be available to help you for each week of very cold weather in your area

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How the big banks rigged the market

How the big banks rigged the market - Taxes and fees on the banks are only a start, writes Philip Stephens. The next step must be to tackle the oligopolies which gave rise to their fat profits [Financial Times]
Unemployment rate to hit 2.5 million

Unemployment rate to hit 2.5 million - The unemployment rate is set to hit the 8% mark for the first time since John Major was in power, official data is expected to show this week

[Money News]
How will your area fare in the recovery?

How will your area fare in the recovery? - Britain faces an uneven recovery from the recession, with some towns and cities in the north set to struggle for longer than those in the south

[Money News]

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Bampton News

RSPCA urges anglers to tidy up after Talkin Tarn swan horror
RSPCA inspectors have urged anglers to clear up lines and hooks after a swan was injured at Talkin Tarn this week.
Reunion planned for Brampton school's first graduates
A bid to reunite the first ever graduating class at William Howard School has been launched by former pupils.
Public gym opened at Brampton's William Howard School
Brampton residents are being urged to go back to school to get in shape as a new community fitness centre is launched at William Howard.
Police to tackle speeding and yobs in north Cumbrian towns
Antisocial behaviour, speeding and illegal parking will form a hit-list of issues to be tackled by police in Brampton and Longtown this year.
Brampton group has marine life project sewn up
A group of eco-conscious sewers have joined a global campaign to save the world’s marine life.
Brampton Playhouse’s old notice board given new lease of life
A part of the crumbling Brampton Playhouse has been salvaged and restored for community use.
Cumbrian farmers urged to sign up to anti-crime scheme
Police in the Brampton area are calling on more farmers to protect themselves from rural crime by signing up to their Farm Watch scheme.
Brampton Players set to stage annual pantomime
Preparations are underway for Brampton’s annual pantomime.
Plans lodged to demolish Brampton Playhouse
Plans to demolish the historic Playhouse in Brampton and build five homes on the site have been lodged.
Brampton vicar stepping down next year
A Brampton vicar has announced her retirement from St Martin’s Church.

Weather

Tuesday: sunny intervals, Max Temp: 5°C (41°F), Min Temp: -3°C (27°F)
Max Temp: 5°C (41°F), Min Temp: -3°C (27°F), Wind Direction: N, Wind Speed: 12mph, Visibility: moderate, Pressure: 1019mb, Humidity: 78%, UV risk: low, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 07:45GMT, Sunset: 17:06GMT
Wednesday: sunny, Max Temp: 4°C (39°F), Min Temp: -2°C (28°F)
Max Temp: 4°C (39°F), Min Temp: -2°C (28°F), Wind Direction: N, Wind Speed: 10mph, Visibility: good, Pressure: 1021mb, Humidity: 61%, UV risk: low, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 07:43GMT, Sunset: 17:08GMT
Thursday: sleet, Max Temp: 2°C (36°F), Min Temp: -3°C (27°F)
Max Temp: 2°C (36°F), Min Temp: -3°C (27°F), Wind Direction: SSW, Wind Speed: 1mph, Visibility: moderate, Pressure: 1027mb, Humidity: 66%, UV risk: low, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 07:41GMT, Sunset: 17:10GMT

Allerdale Council Events

Jacqui Dankworth: Back to you
Fri 12 Feb - Jacqui Dankworth, one the country's leading jazz vocalists, celebrates the release of her new album Back To You, a stunning collection of originals either written or co-written by herself, plus a selection from her favourite songwriters ...
Bird Watching in Spain - Cumbria Wildlife Trust
Wed 10 Feb - Neil Hutchin is joining us for the evening to talk about bird watching in Spain. He is a member of the RSPB's West Cumbria Local Group. Organised by the West Coast Local Support Group. Children over the age of 8 years are welcome and ...
Dervish
Thu 11 Feb - One of the leading names in Irish music worldwide, County Sligo's Dervish celebrate their 21st anniversary in 2010. During their years playing together, they have developed a truly distinctive sound, capturing the endless rhythms and ...
Local Young Musicians' Concert
Wed 10 Feb - Not to be missed, an evening full of variety given by enthusiastic and talented young musicians.
Still Breathing
Mon 15 Feb - 2FaCeDDaNcE is one of the UK's leading dance companies with a sell-out first UK tour and a clutch of awards to its credit. This brand new work takes their unique fusion of break, street and contemporary dance to a new level. Still ...
So & So Circus: The Hot Dots
Sun 14 Feb - Frank Johnstone and Evie Steele met in 1928. This is the story of these two hugely successful vaudeville performers and their spectacular fall from grace. Acrobatic balancing, physical theatre and film combine to tell this compelling ...
Sean Hughes: What I Meant To Say Was...
Sat 13 Feb - The youngest comic ever to win the Perrier award, Sean Hughes is back with a brand new show packed with the darkly brilliant, self-deprecating barbed wit that is his trademark. Star of The Last Detective, Never Mind The Buzzcocks and ...
Darkest Muncaster
Sat 13 to Sun 14 Feb - A fantastic way to spend a winters night. Lights, music, sound and special effects transform Muncaster's famous Gardens and Castle into an enchanting mystical experience after dark, guaranteed to amaze and entertain the entire ...
Half Term Week
Sat 13 to Sun 21 Feb - Let the kids explore and play in 70 acres of gardens, visit this beautiful historic castle, home to the Pennington family for 800 years, and on selected dates experience the magic of Darkest Muncaster Illuminations after dark ...
Pluck: The Specialists
Fri 19 Feb - The three most stupid musicians in the world have been invited to perform at last! Highly strung violinist Yarlsberg has designs on the perfect concert and ever enthusiastic Mr Abanathie aims to please with a variety of instruments. ...
Hoof!
Tue 16 Feb - Over the last six years this cult improv show has established itself as one of the UK's unique live events. A bare stage transforms into a visual, verbal and musical feast as four performers and a musician catapult the audience into a ...
Darkest Muncaster
Wed 17 Feb - A fantastic way to spend a winters night. Lights, music, sound and special effects transform Muncaster's famous Gardens and Castle into an enchanting mystical experience after dark, guaranteed to amaze and entertain the entire family. ...
LipService - Move Over Moriarty
Wed 17 to Thu 18 Feb - Award-winning comedy duo LipService return as Holmes and Watson. Sherlock Holmes investigates the garibaldi biscuit affair, a case as impenetrable as a London pea souper. Down at the Strand Theatre, fear stalks the backstage ...
In the Fool's Company
Thu 18 Feb - Theatre by the Lake's Storytree presents In the Fool's Company Join Ian Douglas to find out what happened to Jack after the death of that giant? Did the goat ever get down out of the tree? and What do you find in the stomach of a whale? ...
Farming Fun
Thu 18 to Fri 19 Feb - Art activity with a fun farming theme inspired by the Pentalk Rural Archive history of farming exhibition in The Harbour Gallery. Suitable for children aged 3 to 12 years. Children under 8 must be accompnied by an adult. ...
Lempen Puppet Theatre: Ugly Beauty
Fri 19 Feb - In the Kingdom of Rumours there lives a princess. Princess Suzanna the Beautiful. But why is she so sad? And what in the world will make her happy? Only Melodious, the cripple, has the gift to unlock the truth behind the mask. A ...
Darkest Muncaster
Fri 19 to Sat 20 Feb - A fantastic way to spend a winters night. Lights, music, sound and special effects transform Muncaster's famous Gardens and Castle into an enchanting mystical experience after dark, guaranteed to amaze and entertain the entire ...
THE OLD DANCE SCHOOL
Fri 12 Feb - Friday 12 February 8pm THE OLD DANCE SCHOOL This young folk band from Birmingham (graduates of the Birmingham Conservatoire) took last year's Ireby Folk Festival by storm. We signed them up on the spot. The twinkly-eyed six piece ...
CEILIDH WITH BLACK JACK CEILIDH BAND
Fri 19 Feb - Friday 19 February 7pm CEILIDH WITH BLACK JACK CEILIDH BAND Bring the family for an evening of lively music and easy dances, with caller. Proceeds to the Cumbria Flood recovery Fund. £5 (£2.50 u.18, family £12.50)
Film : JOHNNY MAD DOG (15)
Mon 15 Feb - Monday 15 February 8pm Film : JOHNNY MAD DOG (15) – 98 mins Johnny Mad Dog is only 15 years old, but heads a brutal band of child soldiers even younger than himself. Set in an unnamed African country, this intense film tells a ...

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Travel Weekly: Viking River Cruises launches 2011 brochure
Viking River Cruises has launched a 2011 preview brochure offering holidays at 2010 prices for bookings made by the end of March 2010.
Travel Weekly: TIPTO welcomes Newmarket Holidays as member
The Truly Independent Professional Travel Organisation (TIPTO) has welcomed a new member, Newmarket Holidays.
Traffic News: A1 Northumberland | Southbound | Heavy traffic | Clear
On the A1 southbound between the junctions with the A1068 and the A697, delays due to heavy traffic have now cleared.
Main News: Jackson medic denies manslaughter
Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, denies a charge of involuntary manslaughter over the singer's death.
World News: Jackson doctor denies manslaughter
Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, denies a charge of involuntary manslaughter over the singer's death.
Entertainment: Jackson medic denies manslaughter
Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, denies a charge of involuntary manslaughter over the singer's death.
Health: 'Third-hand smoke' risk warning
Lingering residue from tobacco smoke that clings to upholstery, clothing and the skin releases cancer-causing agents, warn experts.
World News: Smartphones to get even smarter
A quantum physics trick is set to give smartphones and hand-held devices pressure-sensitive switches and touchscreens.
Main News: Smartphone keys get quantum trick
A quantum physics trick is set to give smartphones and hand-held devices pressure-sensitive switches and touchscreens.
Health: Brain injury linked to gambling
Californian scientists think they may have discovered the part of the brain which makes people fear losing money.
World News: Brain injury linked to gambling
Californian scientists think they may have discovered the part of the brain which makes people fear losing money.
Health: Fertile forties pregnancy warning
Experts fear older women are ditching contraception in the mistaken belief that fertility inevitably wanes at a certain age.
Main News: Fertile forties pregnancy warning
Experts fear older women are ditching contraception in the mistaken belief that fertility inevitably wanes at a certain age.
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British Mags: Traffic News: Details of incidents will appear here. Click for map
The latest traffic information for England's motorway and trunk routes provided by the Highways Agency. For live traffic updates 24 hours a day call 08700 660 115.
British Mags: Travel Weekly: Viking River Cruises launches 2011 brochure
Viking River Cruises has launched a 2011 preview brochure offering holidays at 2010 prices for bookings made by the end of March 2010.
British Mags: Travel Weekly: TIPTO welcomes Newmarket Holidays as member
The Truly Independent Professional Travel Organisation (TIPTO) has welcomed a new member, Newmarket Holidays.
No Justice: Front Page News: Jackson medic denies manslaughter
Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, denies a charge of involuntary manslaughter over the singer's death.
No Justice: Front Page News: Smartphone keys get quantum trick
A quantum physics trick is set to give smartphones and hand-held devices pressure-sensitive switches and touchscreens.
No Justice: Front Page News: Fertile forties pregnancy warning
Experts fear older women are ditching contraception in the mistaken belief that fertility inevitably wanes at a certain age.
No Justice: Front Page News: Online safety for five-year-olds
Children as young as five are being targeted in a new online safety campaign by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre.
No Justice: Front Page News: Teacher qualifications 'too low'
MPs say entry requirements for teacher training courses in England are too low and damage the status of the profession.
News in Britain: News: Housing crisis 'worst since WWII'
The house building industry says Scotland is facing its worst housing crisis since World War II and recovery could take years.
No Justice: Front Page News: Inquiry into Scottish trafficking
An inquiry begins to establish the extent of human trafficking in Scotland and whether victims have enough protection.
News in Britain: Front Page News: Inquiry into Scottish trafficking
An inquiry begins to establish the extent of human trafficking in Scotland and whether victims have enough protection.
British Mags: Main News: Inquiry into Scottish trafficking
An inquiry begins to establish the extent of human trafficking in Scotland and whether victims have enough protection.
No Justice: Front Page News: US soldier 'waterboards' daughter
A US soldier is arrested after allegedly waterboarding his four-year-old daughter for not reciting the alphabet, say Washington state police.
News in Britain: Front Page News: US soldier 'waterboards' daughter
A US soldier is arrested after allegedly waterboarding his four-year-old daughter for not reciting the alphabet, say Washington state police.
British Mags: World News: Soldier 'waterboarded' daughter
A US soldier is arrested after allegedly waterboarding his four-year-old daughter for not reciting the alphabet.
News in Britain: Front Page News: Ice 'probable cause' of BA crash
The fault which caused a plane to crash land at Heathrow airport in January 2008 was "unrecognised", a report says.

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