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Good evening and welcome to the BBC On BBC

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Good evening and welcome to the BBC in the Channel Islands. Our

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headlines this Thursday: A fresh appeal for witnesses of historic

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abuse, but will this new inquiry help victims and will it lead to

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prosecutions? We are independent and transparent.

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We are associated with no jersey institution. We are listening for

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them to tell their story and want to give them a voice.

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Plus, calls for better funding for mental health after one man's nine

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month wait for counselling. It escalated which led me unfortunately

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to make a three suicide attempt in eight days.

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And why a much`loved Guernsey playground is closing but it'll be

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back and better than ever for summer.

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There's an appeal tonight for witnesses to child abuse in Jersey's

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care system to come forward, by the panel looking into historic

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allegations in the island. Police began investigating claims of abuse

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at the former childrens' home at Haut De La Garenne in 2006, but it

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was the launch of a murder investigation at the site in 2008

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that thrust Jersey's care system into the international spotlight.

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Detectives later said there was no evidence that any children had been

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murdered. But seven people were successfully prosecuted in relation

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to abuse. A compensation scheme for victims was launched in 2012. This

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latest inquiry was approved by the States last year and will officially

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launch at the start of April. Louise Walter has the details.

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The murder investigation launched here might not in the end have found

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evidence of that particular crime, but it did put Jersey's Care system

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squarely in the public eye. People came forward with their stories of

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their time in care. Some shared their experiences with the BBC's

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Inside Out programme. He came back from work and he picked up the

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badminton racket and I saw him whacked my little brother around the

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legs and he broke the racket on its legs. Anything we did wrong we would

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be punished with. If we spoke out of turn we would have our mouths

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watched `` washed out with soap. The Independent Jersey Care Inquiry

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is not the first to investigate historic cases of abuse. Indeed, as

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well as the original three year police investigation, there have

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been eight independent reports since 2008. But throughout it all there's

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been claims and counter claims of a cover up culture in the island.

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Today the woman in charge said she could reassure people of the

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inquiry's impartiality. We are independent and transparent. We are

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associated with no jersey institution. We are listening for

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them to tell their story and we want to give them a voice. In that way we

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can look rigorous Lee, robust glee at their care system over these many

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years in the hope, as I have said, that the islands can now move

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forward. Today's call for witnesses is welcomed by Jersey Care Leavers

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Association and they hope it could lead to future prosecutions. A lot

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of people have bottled up their experiences for decades and they

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were told they were liars and they were not believed. This is the time

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where they are going to be listened to and they can tell their story and

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they will be heard and dealt with with compassion and understanding

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instead of criticism. The inquiry will launch officially at the start

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of April. And there's more information about

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how to get in touch with the inquiry on the BBC Jersey website.

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A man from Jersey is campaigning for a better mental health service

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because he thinks the current system is failing people in need. Mark

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Leonard has struggled with severe depression and tried to take his own

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life several times last year. He says the waiting times to see a

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specialist for mental health problems are too long, and some

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desperate people need help sooner rather than later. Jen Smith reports

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Mark Leonard is feeling positive at the moment.

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But that's not always the case. Last year he hit the lowest point of his

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life. Unfortunately from August 2013 it sort of escalated. It led me

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unfortunately two to `` it led me unfortunately to attempt a three

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suicide attempts in eight days. Mark sought help from a psychologist but

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was told the wait to see one could be up to nine months. He doesn't

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think that's good enough, and is campaigning for a better service. I

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can understand why the length of times, I know they are a busy

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department and a lot of people have issues but when you are suffering as

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low as I was, you want help almost immediately. I know it sounds

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selfish but it is not. And today the issue of waiting times for mental

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health patients was raised before a government scrutiny panel and it

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seems political pressure for better care is mounting. This case is not

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new unique. I came across a lot of cases last year where they have also

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come up against this wall and they have ended up in hospital and they

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cost even more resources and time. If we deal with it more quickly at

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the psychological level, then we can save money in hospital time and in

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resource time. Jersey's Health and Social Services

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department declined an interview on camera but did send us a statement.

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In it it says it can't discuss individual cases for reasons of

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confidentiality and it wouldn't be in Mark's best interests. But it did

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say it's experienced a significant increase in referrals, on average 45

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a week. There's to be substantial investment in services over the next

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two years, leading to the appointment of 13 staff.

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Mark's worried the current long wait could end in tragedy. He hopes he's

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listened to before then. In other news today: A man had to be

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cut out of a car after a road accident in Jersey this morning.

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This was the scene outside the Royal Hotel in St Helier. Fire crews and

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the police were called after the car over`turned. Roads were closed and

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buses diverted. The man rescued was taken to hospital.

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Guernsey's new Chief Minister would like to see a reduction in the size

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of the states. Deputy Jonathon Le Tocq was elected to the post

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yesterday after Peter Harwood resigned. The Chief Minister thinks

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eight or even seven government departments would be sufficient

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rather than the current ten. You're watching the BBC in the

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Channel Islands. Later in Spotlight with Justin and

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Natalie: How changing the landscape could help prevent these ancient

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steps being washed away. Jersey's cricketers are celebrating

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after they won the World League Five final in Malaysia earlier.

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This is the team celebrating. They beat the hosts by 71 runs. Both

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teams are promoted to Division Five and will play in Singapore this

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summer. Meanwhile already`relegated Guernsey got their first win of the

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tournament, beating the Cayman Islands by seven wickets.

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Next, It's something islanders young and old will remember but this

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weekend will see the end of an era in Guernsey. The playground at

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Saumarez Park will shut on Monday ahead of an upgrade worth hundreds

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of thousands of pounds. Children enjoying the playground at

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Sausmarez Park, using this ageing equipment for the final time. It'll

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close on Monday for work to get underway to create a brand new play

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area. It is lovely for the kids and what they are going to do will be

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amazing because we need more for the kids. It will be great. It would be

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nice if a toddler zone was completed around about the same time. Charlie

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is young and he will be missing out.

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The centrepiece will a huge pirate ship, in a park that was once the

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home of one of Britain's most famous naval heros, Admiral de Saumarez

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Phase one, including the pirate ship, should be open in time for the

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school summer holidays. This playground was built 20 years

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ago and it was privately funded. This year there has been a struggle

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to get the funding. The funding has relied on whole community support so

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we have not had the benefit of a large trust but it reinforces the

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fact that we are at phase one and we have more phases to go after this

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and we still need phases `` funding for those phases. The pirate ship

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should be open in time for the school summer holidays. Beyond that

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the developers are hoping to build a boating lake, a skateboard area and

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install adult gym equipment so that it's an area not just for children

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but for the whole family. Dense fog grounded flights at

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Airports across the Channel Islands today. This was Guernsey airport

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this morning as passengers tried to board a flight to Gatwick. Meanwhile

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fog blanketed much of St Peter Port too. This was the scene from Bulwer

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Avenue. And it was a similar picture in Jersey. This was the view across

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to Elizabeth Castle, if you can see it! Elsewhere, at St Helier harbour,

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the Goodwill freight ship clipped the bridge that connects boats to

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the quayside, causing minor damage. I think they call it pieces, is it

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going lift? It will lift but not until the

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afternoon. There will still be problems overnight and tomorrow

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morning some flights could well be disrupted. A better chance for it to

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lift in the afternoon but it could be a murky morning. We have a

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warning about the fog from the Jersey Met Office. It will continue

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first thing in the morning. Most of the weather fronts and areas of low

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pressure are a long way from us here. Nothing is really changing in

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the pattern. High pressure is still in charge and it moves away

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gradually towards the weekend. The wind comes from the north`west and

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it is freshening and it will bring cleaner air and less mist and fog.

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It will lower the temperature somewhat. A contrast in

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temperatures. Where we have seen sunshine we have had temperatures in

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double figures but where the mist has stuck it has not been warm. The

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mist and low cloud and fog is re`forming and becomes extensive

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overnight. It is not just inland but also out to sea. Temperatures could

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drop to six degrees. A misty and foggy start to the day tomorrow. A

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gradual slipping away of the mist and fog towards the south`east as

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the winds develops. The wind will push a lot of the mist and fog out

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of the way. There is the forecast for the coastal waters.

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Not much for our surfers. Slightly more waves on the north coast of

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Guernsey. If you are travelling early tomorrow morning stay tuned to

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BBC Radio Guernsey and BBC Radio jersey for updates on whether the

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mist and fog is causing problems. The forecast as we go into the

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weekend is not too bad. Saturday and Sunday will be dry with both days

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having the possibility of sunny spells. It will feel better because

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there will be less mist and fog around. More cloud next week but the

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most important story is that it stays dry or through the weekend.

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Have a good evening. Thank you very much. Travel and

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weather updates from 6am tomorrow on BBC Radio Guernsey and BBC Radio

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jersey. That is it for now. I will have updates at 8am `` 8pm and

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10:25pm. Now here is Justin and Natalie. Goodbye.

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incredibly hard. Coming up next: We'll investigate an

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inland route for the main rail line first considered in the 1930s. Plus.

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Protecting this ancient crossing. Find out what steps are being taken

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to ensure it isn't washed away And the twins taking on an Arctic

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challenge with one foot in the past. This week we're looking at how the

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railway maps of the past could shape a future inland rail line into the

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region. Rail planners are considering a new route to

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supplement the Dawlish line. One much`discussed line is an idea from

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the 30s that was never built. Trains to London would leave Newton Abbot

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and veer inland, passing north of Teignmouth and Dawlish. Three

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variations were considered. One rejoining today's line at Dawlish

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Warren, rejoining near Starcross, or rejoining at Exminster. Our business

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correspondent Neil Gallacher has been finding out more.

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Travellers can soon enjoy the thrill of the Dawlish mainline once again.

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From the train, it's not necessarily obvious why Brunel chose this

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extraordinary route. Well, landscape forced his hand. He saved a huge

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amount of tunnelling by daring to go right along the sea wall. But by the

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30s the Great Western Railway had already repaired the line enough to

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know how problematic this route was. They began drawing new lines on the

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map Now, unlike the North Dartmoor route or the Teign Valley, there's

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no old track bed here, conveniently awaiting re`use. These schemes would

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take a new railway track in land here somewhere to go behind

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Dawlish, to rejoin up by the vestry. `` estuary. And of course near the

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coast there've now been decades of development that must be grappled

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with. If they chose the particular route that heads off towards

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Exminster, this salvage yard could be in line for compulsory purchase.

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And the owner is currently trying to sell the adjoining house. We just

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refurbished it and it will go on the market soon, so does concern me

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there may be sent uncertainty over the rail line. It also concerns me

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they may have to knock it down to put in the Junction, which would be

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a shame. But then if the line went a few hundred yards farther to the

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north this place might stay almost peaceful as it is right now. The

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1930s scheme is a serious contener to be the inland route that everyone

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from the Prime Minister down has said we may need. That wonderful

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scheme was designed down to the finest culverts, and if any member

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of Cobra or the Prime Minister can spend time, they need only look at

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the Tower at the place in Westminster where the other

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posited. Network Rail have clearly done just that behind the scenes.

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Their published long list of future options includes all three variants

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of the scheme from the 30s. Many in South Devon support the so`called

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Dawlish Avoiding Line, not least as they fear that a new line north of

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Dartmoor might one day become the only line. But an inland route

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around here needs more tunnels and wouldn't be cheap. A big ask,

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because it'll take ten to 15 years to achieve, but potentially is what

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gave significant time savings with other parts of improving the South

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Devon Railway. It wound up in another part of Devon and possibly

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call more as well `` won't open. But it would guarantee South Devon's

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rail link, even if the sea wall one day collapsed forever. This could be

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down the powder room, or could be near Dawlish, either way this would

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be the railway to somewhere that doesn't have it, but for a lot of

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people that is part of the attraction.

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Tonight's film and the previous two, about the Okehampton route and the

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old Teign Valley line, can now all be seen on our Facebook page.

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A treasure trove of work by Cornish artists has been discovered in one

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of the oldest galleries in St Ives. The paintings and sculptures were

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unearthed during refurbishment work at the Penwith Gallery. Spotlight's

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John Danks has been for a special viewing. This was a space which was

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a store room. We came here to clear it out. There were still paintings

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all the way of to the Windows. It just looked like there were lots of

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paintings. It needed collecting by people who have left things behind.

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Nobody realise what could be there. In taking each individual work out,

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we found some incredible artworks from potentially back into the

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1960s. Among the dozen or so works of art

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was this painting by Penzance born Alethea Garstin. I don't know if she

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was a member here, but I think she was in a society. Her father Norman

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belonged to a society as well. Some artist can be precious and they can

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have work exhibited. They can forget about it. We found other works from

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artists who are still around and I been ringing around, saying we have

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found your work. They were saying, oh, that is where it is. While the

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art work has been taken away for safekeeping and to be valued, the

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new findings have piqued the interest of local artists. Because

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it wasn't just paintings that were discovered. This goes back 50

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years. Their between different paintings, old programme notes and

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various posters. I find that fascinating. This photograph of

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sculptor Barbara Hepworth, a founder member of the Penwith Society of

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Artists, was also discovered. The gallery is due to reopen in the

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spring and that's when some of the store room treasures will finally be

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revealed. A pair of identical twins from the

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South West are preparing themselves to explore the arctic, one dressed

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in modern protective clothing, the other in the sort of gear worn by

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polar explorer Sir Ernest Shakleton 100 years ago. Hugo and Ross Turner,

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from Christow in Devon, are hiking 340 miles across the polar ice caps

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to raise money for spinal research. Our South Devon reporter John Ayres

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has been to meet them. If I was brave enough to do this, I

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know which gear I would choose. Being trends makes it easy to

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compared new were bald. He will wear the old clothing? I don't know. I

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would like to have a go. It would be an honour to be one of only a

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handful of people to wear this. I put myself forward. It is either

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this or that. Hugo putting on the modern gear, fractured his neck when

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he was 17. He had surgery and was millimetres away the coming

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disabled. They put a Cajun and put bone grafts in as well. I had

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infusion as well `` cage in. I'm quite stiff in the neck. They are

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raising money for spinal research. Their father Nick, and England under

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23 's rugby player, had his career cut short by the same injury. Being

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twins mean they are setting new records and this trip allows an

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accurate comparison between then and now. We are comparing old and new

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and seeing what the difference is. How hard was it one Explorer 100

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years ago? This has caught the attention of Kenneth Branagh. Good

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luck you, good luck Ross. We will be following you and willing you on. It

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is not the first time they are taken on an adventure like this. Two years

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ago they were in the Atlantic. I could be moving and it was a massive

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encouragement. I could have been watching at home in a wheelchair. It

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was really tough but it was the best thing I have done. Training awaits

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them in Norway. Efforts are being stepped up to

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protect one of the region's most historic sites. Tarr Steps on

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Exmoor, which are said to date back around 3000 years, were washed away

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by a swollen river following torrential rain 15 months ago. Now,

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trees along the river bank, which could be washed downstream and

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damage the clapper bridge, are being removed. Hamish Marshall reports.

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They have helped people across the hundreds of years. User project down

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missiles and some weighed up to turn on more, and when they came

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downstream where of force, you can see the size of some of these

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stones. If you can imagine, the whole thing was wrecked. The wire on

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this device is strong enough to pull ships, but it was broken in 2012, is

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another plan is to stop some of the trees getting into the river in the

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first place. The area has been marked and dozens of trees, which

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could be a danger, are being felled. Others are being retained. We have

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to be careful not to remove those features which are doing good. We

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have to keep an eye on this thing and make sure it is not

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deteriorating and becoming a risk in the future. On the other side there

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are things? You can see this tree which has come down in the storms.

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You can imagine a situation where water levels rise, that could move

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and cause damage to the steps downstream. The power of that water

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is crazy. This is a listed building, so the Exmouth tourism

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industry is intrigued. They recognise what needs to be done and

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at the same time the looking after the woodlands. It is not as simple

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as saying we can cut down every tree. These trees have been here for

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more than five years. They have survived a torrent of 2012. Not only

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do they stay in place, but they ensure that the ecological balance

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of the river is there. The area will remain open as the work goes on.

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What a stunning part. Fine weather again. Will it continue? There is

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dry weather now. There is a difference in temperature between

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those of had the sunshine and those who've had and fog. This is a

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picture sent by Graham. Lands End was just shy of 16 degrees. That

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shows you the contrast. That is the warmest day of the year along the

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south coast. The forecast for tomorrow will be a similar problem.

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We have some areas in the mist and fog stick around all day, given a

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cold day, others seeing the sunshine. Where that happens it will

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feel warm. Not a great deal of change in the weather pattern. We

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still have a high pressure pattern involved. We still have the risk of

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fog as well. More fog than we saw last night. This warning covers the

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whole of the south`west of England. Most of the action and weather

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fronts are a long way from us. We still have a high pressure in

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charge. It moves slowly back into the Atlantic as we head into the

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weekend. That gives a change of wind direction. There is less of a

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problem of mist and fog, and we won't see that temperatures we have

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been used to in the sunshine. That was a satellite picture from earlier

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today. There are still strands of fog through the English Channel,

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still some creeping into Lands End and West Cornwall. All of us, after

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some clear sky, will see that mist and fog become more extensive and

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very thick in places too. Some awful driving conditions tomorrow morning.

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There is also the possibility of some frost, so some of the fog will

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be freezing fog tomorrow. Some very and misty, and that cloud will be

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stubborn to remove. Part of South Cornwall, the southern half of Devon

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Macy Sunny spells, with top temperatures of 10 degrees `` may

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see Sunny spells. It is a north`west winds setting in tomorrow. These are

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the times of high water. There is a coastal waters. There is a change in

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the wind direction. It will become west or north westerly, forced

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three. Sunday will be cloudy and cooler. That is it from us. You can

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watch our special report on the future of the rail line in the

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south`west on our Facebook page and we will be back at 6:30am tomorrow.

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