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Read MoreThree men jailed for a fracking site protest have been freed after judges ruled their sentences were "excessive".
Simon Blevins, 26, Richard Roberts, 36, and Rich Loizou, 31, became the first UK anti-fracking protesters to be sent to prison, after climbing on lorries at Cuadrilla's site in Lancashire.
Court of Appeal judges ruled they should be released from prison and instead imposed two-year conditional discharges.
The judgement was met with applause and singing from supporters in the court.
Blevins, from Sheffield, Loizou, from Devon, and Roberts, of London, were jailed after being convicted of public nuisance at Preston Crown Court in September.
Lord Chief Justice Lord Burnett said to jail them immediately was "manifestly excessive".
Quote MessageIn our judgment, the appropriate sentence which should have been imposed... was a community order with a significant requirement of unpaid work.
Quote MessageBut these appellants have been in prison for six weeks. As a result, and only for that reason, we have concluded that the appropriate sentence now is a conditional discharge for two years.
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Read MoreThree men jailed for protesting at a fracking site have been freed after the Court of Appeal ruled their sentences were "excessive".
Simon Blevins, 26, from Sheffield, Richard Roberts, 36, from London and Rich Loizou, 31, from Devon became the first UK anti-fracking protesters to be sent to prison after climbing on lorries at Cuadrilla's site in Lancashire.
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This afternoon will be mostly cloudy with patchy rain and drizzle although this will tend to fade away towards evening.
Quite mild with temperatures slightly above the seasonal average.
Maximum Temperature: 13C to 16C (55F to 61F).
Actor David Oyelowo has been presented with an honorary doctorate from London South Bank University.
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Today it will be a mostly cloudy day with some rain and drizzle at times.
A lot of the rain is expected to be light and patchy in nature.
Temperatures remaining above normal for October.
Maximum temperature: 14C to 17C (57F to 63F).
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Transport correspondent, BBC South Today
A new class 802 Hitachi train, on test, ripped into the overhead wires at Hanwell in west London.
It has torn down 500m of power cables.
It would be a surprise if Network Rail can get that repaired in less than a day, and it might well be longer.
The train, running overnight, was driven by GB Railfreight, which provides test drivers. It will eventually be handed to Great Western but is not theirs at present.
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People are being advised to go to Waterloo due to he problems at but it is having to close for short periods to prevent overcrowding.
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Just to add to the commuter woe this morning .... the Metropolitan Line has severe delays due to an earlier faulty train at Finchley Road.
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