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But what future do the People Living there now face . Youve got, like, a group of people now, who are so marginalised, which is the over 50, predominantly White Working Class man, who will never, ever work again. 3000 jobs went when the steel plant closed, we have an exclusive report from redcar. Hello, welcome to the programme, were live until am this morning. As we are each weekday. If you work for tesco, on the shop floor or in the warehouse do let me know. Is the job of someone who works in ...

Forgotten reports there could be new financial help on its way for some of the millions left out of the governments support schemes. Ill take a look. The fa cup upsets just keep coming crawley town playing the game of their lives to knock out premier league side leeds and reach the fourth round. Good morning. It isa it is a milder day for most of us today but a cloudy and blustery, with some rain in the north and west falling as snow in the highlands and grampian. More details in ten minutes. Go...

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Town host Accrington Stanley for the first time ever with the Blues looking to end a winless run which has seen them drop to fifth in League One.

Blues boss Paul Lambert didn’t mince his words after Town’s embarrassing 1-0 FA Cup defeat at League One Accrington, stating that the “club should never be in the state it’s in”, that it “needs to be rebuilt” and that “players are not good enough and without a doubt some will go”. Billy Kee’s 76th minute goal saw Stanley into round four which Town last reached back in 2010.

Ipswich Town’s terrible run in the FA Cup continued as the Blues lost 1-0 on the road against Accrington Stanley at the Crown Ground.

Top-of-the-table Town will be aiming to continue their 100 per cent League One home record when Accrington Stanley visit Portman Road on Saturday afternoon.

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Kayden Jackson admits he could hardly believe it when Town were drawn to play against his former team, Accrington Stanley, in the FA Cup this weekend – although he had been warned it was on the cards by ‘psychic’ relatives.