12/05/2014 BBC Channel Islands News

limited. That's all from us.

limited. Good evening. Hundreds of islanders

have been watching the Good evening. Hundreds of islanders

have been watching the Commonwealth have been watching the Commonwealth

Games have been watching the Commonwealth

Games Baton, Good evening. The number of

under`18s have been watching the Commonwealth

Games Baton, as Good evening. The number of

under`18s admitted have been watching the Commonwealth

Games Baton, as it's Good evening. The number of

under`18s admitted to have been watching the Commonwealth

Games Baton, as it's made Good evening. The number of

under`18s admitted to hospital have been watching the Commonwealth

Games Baton, as it's made its Good evening. The number of

under`18s admitted to hospital for have been watching the Commonwealth

Games Baton, as it's made its way under`18s admitted to hospital for

self`harming Games Baton, as it's made its way

across under`18s admitted to hospital for

self`harming in Games Baton, as it's made its way

across Jersey under`18s admitted to hospital for

self`harming in our Games Baton, as it's made its way

across Jersey today. under`18s admitted to hospital for

self`harming in our region has gone up by a third in the last fhve

years. Experts Games Baton, as it's made its way

across Jersey today. The baton, up by a third in the last fhve

years. Experts say the figures across Jersey today. The baton,

which carries a message frol the Queen to start the Commonwe`lth

young people cut or hurt thdmselves Games, arrived in the island

yesterday, escorted by diver Tom Daley.

young people cut or hurt thdmselves in a way that may not require

hospital treatment, but still Sophie Pierce reports.

Scott Goodwin, who Sophie Pierce reports.

Scott Goodwin, who lives Sophie Pierce reports.

Scott Goodwin, who lives in Sophie Pierce reports.

Scott Goodwin, who lives in Torquay, Scott Goodwin, who lives in Torquay,

is Scott Goodwin, who lives in Torquay,

is 21. But today was the people's turn to

get close to Games glory, as Robert Hall reports.

Scott Goodwin, who lives in Torquay, is 21. His childhood wasn't the

easiest, and he's been self`harming since the age of seven. I started

with scalding, and one of those strange things. I feel

as if I'm wrong to do this, and sometimes it's kind of like an

impulse that I do it. sometimes it's kind of like an

impulse that I do it. I get a sometimes it's kind of like an

impulse that I do it. I get a sick It is so cool to hold it. It is

going impulse that I do it. I get a sick

feeling, a It is so cool to hold it. It is

going to the impulse that I do it. I get a sick

feeling, a knot It is so cool to hold it. It is

going to the Commonwealth G`mes and impulse that I do it. I get a sick

feeling, a knot in my going to the Commonwealth G`mes and

impulse that I do it. I get a sick feeling, a knot in my stomach

going to the Commonwealth G`mes and I hope

impulse that I do it. I get a sick feeling, a knot in my stomach after

going to the Commonwealth G`mes and I hope to be

feeling, a knot in my stomach after I've

going to the Commonwealth G`mes and I hope to be there

feeling, a knot in my stomach after I've done

going to the Commonwealth G`mes and I hope to be there soon.

feeling, a knot in my stomach after I've done it,

going to the Commonwealth G`mes and I hope to be there soon. It is

feeling, a knot in my stomach after I've done it, but

feeling, a knot in my stomach after I hope to be there soon. It is great

heavy. feeling, a knot in my stomach after

I've done it, but beforehand, I feel like that's the only option.

I hope to be there soon. It is great heavy. It is an

I've done it, but beforehand, I feel like that's the only option. So why

I hope to be there soon. It is great heavy. It is an honour

like that's the only option. So why hurt

I hope to be there soon. It is great heavy. It is an honour to hold it.

like that's the only option. So why hurt yourself deliberately?

that they're releasing. Howdver after they've done that, thdy may

feel relaxed, calm, better hn themselves, but shortly aftdrwards,

guilt themselves, but shortly aftdrwards,

guilt will themselves, but shortly aftdrwards,

guilt will set in ` themselves, but shortly aftdrwards,

guilt will set in ` embarrassment, guilt will set in ` embarrassment,

shame, Since the batting left Buckhngham

Palace, it guilt will set in ` embarrassment,

shame, anger with Since the batting left Buckhngham

Palace, it has crisscrossed guilt will set in ` embarrassment,

shame, anger with themselves. Since the batting left Buckhngham

Palace, it has crisscrossed the road. By the time it made l`ndfall

in Jersey, it had already bhd is most of the nation's territories

which make up the Commonwealth. From Canada to the island of my role if

population with 2000. From cities to the tiniest villages. Back hn St

Helier, guilt will set in ` embarrassment,

shame, anger with themselves. Nobody the tiniest villages. Back hn St

Helier, the shame, anger with themselves. Nobody

really the tiniest villages. Back hn St

Helier, the clothes shame, anger with themselves. Nobody

really knows why more youngsters are self`harming. It could

the tiniest villages. Back hn St Helier, the clothes locked. ``

really knows why more youngsters are self`harming. It could be

really knows why more youngsters are Helier, the clothes locked. `` the

crowd self`harming. It could be that

they're under more pressure these days. Social media could be

arms and down the sides of ly body. I don't often get my legs ott or my

arms out. I don't often get my legs ott or my

arms out. I don't take my top off. I'm sort of ashamed of them and

slowly coming to accept thex're part of me and part of my

unwittingly played in 1932 version of the song The Sun Has Got Its Hat

On, which featured a racially offensive word. We offer to

apologise on`air or to resign. His resignation was accepted.

think he had been harshly ddalt with. Do you think this is political

correctness gone mad? I don't run the BBC. But it

resignation was accepted. Craig Culkin

correctness gone mad? I don't run the BBC. But it does

resignation was accepted. Craig Culkin and

correctness gone mad? I don't run the BBC. But it does seem

resignation was accepted. Craig Culkin and David

correctness gone mad? I don't run the BBC. But it does seem in

resignation was accepted. Craig Culkin and David Kennedy

correctness gone mad? I don't run the BBC. But it does seem in this

resignation was accepted. Craig Culkin and David Kennedy announced

they are leaving the BBC. But it does seem in this

case, Culkin and David Kennedy announced

they are leaving the club the BBC. But it does seem in this

case, if he really they are leaving the club after

losing to Guernsey by four goals to one in the final yesterday. The peer

was on the record, it does seem slightly unfair.

one in the final yesterday. The peer quit over a row about him sdlection

for the was on the record, it does seem

slightly unfair. More quit over a row about him sdlection

for the game. was on the record, it does seem

slightly unfair. More words from David Lowe, and I expect a

looking through the headlinds. He believes the whole episode has been

blown out of proportion. I `m blown out of proportion. I `m

astonished because reach such heights, and so quickly.

I have stepped down as well then. Today,

astonished because reach such heights, and so quickly. Do you

I have stepped down as well then. Today, the

heights, and so quickly. Do you believe

I have stepped down as well then. Today, the JFA

heights, and so quickly. Do you believe you

I have stepped down as well then. Today, the JFA admitted

heights, and so quickly. Do you believe you have

I have stepped down as well then. Today, the JFA admitted tensions

heights, and so quickly. Do you believe you have been treatdd

unfairly? Today, the JFA admitted tensions

between believe you have been treatdd

unfairly? I Today, the JFA admitted tensions

between the Football believe you have been treatdd

unfairly? I think on Today, the JFA admitted tensions

between the Football Associ`tion believe you have been treatdd

unfairly? I think on balancd, Today, the JFA admitted tensions

between the Football Associ`tion and believe you have been treatdd

unfairly? I think on balancd, I between the Football Associ`tion and

management unfairly? I think on balancd, I

would between the Football Associ`tion and

management have unfairly? I think on balancd, I

would have between the Football Associ`tion and

management have been unfairly? I think on balancd, I

would have to between the Football Associ`tion and

management have been brewing unfairly? I think on balancd, I

would have to say between the Football Associ`tion and

management have been brewing for unfairly? I think on balancd, I

would have to say no, management have been brewing for

weeks. situation was concerned, I didn t

have any argument or quarrels with the BBC

In the next five years Jersdy will see its hospital grow over two

sites. At a cost of around ?3 million. But while this devdlopment

is Broadley welcomed, a forler health Minister is concerned that

plans for the future means patients needing help today are being

forgotten. What we need to do is make sure that we look after today's

generation whilst preparing for tomorrow's generation. The big worry

is we will be so focussed on this new hospital and looking after

tomorrow, that we will forgdt to look after today. In a statdment the

state say there's been signhficant investment into the hospital over

recent years, between 2011 `nd 015 the actual and planned investment

into the hospital is over ?05 million, in places such as the high

dependency unit and intensive care. Overhospital is over ?15 million, in

places such as the high depdndency unit and intensive care. Ovdr ten

million has been made avail`ble for medical equipment. And fundhng has

also gone towards frontline staff and services. How the budget is

spent will always be closelx scrutinised. But some feel the focus

should be on the patients, rather than the pennies.

As the Commonwealth Games b`ton continues its tour of the Channel

Islands tomorrow what will the weather be doing?

Good evening. I don't think the weather will cause too many problems

for the relay tomorrow. There might be a few showers in the morning but

apart from that and a chillx breeze, it's effectively a largely dry day.

Dry for the start of the night and end to the day quite pleasant.

Tonight a few showers may ttrn up. Overnight temperatures down as low

as nine or ten. For tomorrow morning there is a risk of a shower passing

us but by lunchtime there whll be sunny spells and then just the odd

isolated shower for the rest of the day. A top temperature of 14C. Those

brisk and blustery north`west winds will slowly drop through thd day, as

well. The forecast into Wednesday is for high pressure to come b`ck.

Wednesday is a much more settled day. Light winds and some stnshine.

Strong sunshine at this timd of year. Gradually through this week we

see a rise in temperatures. 17C on Thursday as much as 18C on Friday

and yes, the rest of the wedk is dry with sunshine. Have a good dvening.

That's it from BBC Channel Hslands for tonight. Much more coverage of

the Commonwealth Games baton relay tomorrow at 6.

and as we `e!d towards Fri$ay temperatures will pick up towards 21

degrees. Good evening. Across the whole

country today the showers have been losing intensity, but still a

cluster across North Kent, stretching from Lincolnshire and

also into western Scotland