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Nic Rigby

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Journalist with BBC Politics East. Previously with BBC News Online. I also worked for Channel 4 News in their Northern Office and worked on a Dispatches documentary on the killers of James Bulger. I was Political Correspondent at The Journal in Newcastle and local government reporter on the Swindon Advertiser. I started on the East Anglian Day Times in Ipswich. I also write songs and play in the band Nic Norton and Alice Morell and the County Band.

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'Keeping kids entertained can be expensive so VAT cut will help'

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By Vikki Irwin Verified, Nic Rigby Verified
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Mother-of-two Kirsty Gillingham knows all too well how expensive keeping children entertained can be. Speaking on a day trip to Pleasurewood Hills in Suffolk, she says: "I think I'm constantly Googling, 'What can we do?
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Burnham's plan could give us Team East - mayor

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By Amelia Reynolds Verified, Nic Rigby Verified
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The East of England's only directly elected regional mayor says Andy Burnham's promise of increased devolution could result in more mayors in the region. Paul Bristow, mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, told the BBC's Politics East programme that he had a vision of local mayors fighting as "Team East" for increased investment.
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'We're young - we don't think much about the EU'

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By Ben Schofield Verified, Nic Rigby Verified
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How do younger voters feel about the European Union and the UK's relationship with its neighbours? A decade on from the EU Referendum, polls suggest a majority of UK voters would support a hypothetical bid to rejoin the EU. Pollsters say that is partly because young people who are reaching voting age are more likely to be Euro-friendly.
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