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Good evening, welcome to BBC Points West.

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The headlines, death in a nightclub. A boy dies after buying drugs that

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were allegedly openly on sale. The coroner at says the club's licence

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should be reviewed. Going round in circles, Honda in

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Swindon decides not to put up windmills of goal.

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Senseless drinking, the dementia patient who blames his illness on

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too much alcohol. And the DNA tests that show the

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Gloucestershire big cat may be just A bright teenager who had just lost

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his mother died after buying drugs at a Bristol might coupled up the

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inquest into the death of Joe Simons from Bath show today he was

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allowed into the Lakota club even though he was under-age. He bought

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ecstasy which was allegedly openly on sale. In a message to the

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inquest, Joe's dad attacked soft views on drugs.

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Joe Simons had the world at his feet. A GCSE student was heading to

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Oxbridge. Instead he collapsed into a coma and died in hospital. The

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inquest into his death heard how Joe and friends from Beechen Cliff

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School in Bath were in the habit of visiting the Bristol nightclub the

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Lakota to take ecstasy. But on 30th April last year, it ended in

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tragedy. In written statements, Jo's best friends Gabriel

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Wheatcroft and Carl Hall told the inquest how they went to the Lakota.

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Despite being under-aged, they were not searched and not asked to

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provide ID. They said as usual, they bought ecstasy from dealers

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openly operating inside the club. But after taking the drug, Joe

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collapsed. He was taken to the Bristol Royal Infirmary where he

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died in intensive care. Deputy coroner Terry Moore found he had

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died from taking drugs. He said he was persuaded that police action

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should be taken to prevent further deaths. And that he would be

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writing to the Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset concerning the

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licensing of the club. After the death, the Lakota had its licence

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suspended and was close during a police investigation. No arrests

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were made, and after a Bristol City Council Licensing Committee meeting,

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the club was about to open again. We ended up with a root-and-branch

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look at all conditions, the CCTV network, the security, the number

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of security staff are. The introduction of a drugs dog on the

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queue, it said travelled up and ways and means by means -- a drugs

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dog on the queue. And the ways and means by which we could stop some

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of the locations were dealing. Simons was a popular student, he

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had already achieved nine a starchy sissies and was on course for

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getting good A grades. -- AP star GCSEs. People are aware of the

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dangers of drinking too much alcohol, it is the way the message

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hits home, on a personal basis. If they can hear that cannabis use

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make some sketchy, that seems to hit home, but just saying it is bad,

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it does not. At the time of his death, his father, a deputy head

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teacher, said Joe should never have been let into the club. He said in

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a letter to a coroner that the drug culture had spread like a cancer

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across the world. We tend to think that telling people about the

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dangers is enough, but sadly, it isn't, he said.

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What have the police and the owners of the club been saying tonight?

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Avon and Somerset police say they cannot comment on what the coroner

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has suggested until they have formally received his letter. The

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owners have already put in place in my -- as we have heard a series of

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new regulations, including sniffer dogs in the queue. Tonight we went

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and said, what is your response to the coroner and they would not

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comment. They have put new things in place. They have already been

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punished once, because the licence was suspended for a few weeks. So

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what can happen next? That is the interesting point. The chief

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constable has been in his power to influence and shut down

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establishment, he have to work in conjunction with the city council.

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The council say they will listen, one man told me they will certainly

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listen to new ideas, especially those suggestions made by Joe's

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father who made very eloquent statements in his letter to the

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coroner. It is a way -- the couple argued that they have put in place

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the things the city council asked them to. But it table -- terrible

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tragedy for Joe's family. An 11th person has appeared in

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court charged in connection with allegations of ill-treatment at a

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private hospital near Bristol. 27 year-old Neil Ferguson from

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Emersons Green is accused of mistreating a patient at

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Winterbourne View last March. The former support worker did not enter

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a plea and is due at Bristol Crown Court next week.

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The jury at the trial of a former Scout leader from Somerset accused

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of child abuse has been sent home for the night. David Burland based

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his 33 charges. He claimed in court earlier this week that the alleged

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victims had formed a conspiracy against him and denied the charges.

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A serious threat is being posed by a new strain of MRSA, according to

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scientists at Bath. They have been studying the difference between the

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typical hospital acquired infection and a more toxic strain from

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America. Scientists say this new super bug could spread through a

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healthy community. The concern is that a certain subset of these

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communities trains is causing huge problems in the United States,

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where it is reported to cause more deaths than HIV. These strains are

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starting to emerge in England, according to the Health Protection

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Agency, there are 200 cases in England but they are monitoring it

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very carefully and we are in a much stronger position than America

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would have been, because we know what it is and we know what to look

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for. Honda has dropped its plans to

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build wind turbines at its plant in student -- Swindon. It is a victory

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for local people who had protested vigorously against the proposal.

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Last year, Swindon council rejected a planning application for the

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turbines, and today the company decided not to appeal against the

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decision. The original plan was for three,

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400 ft wind turbines for the factory near Swindon. When people

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protested they were too close to their homes, the company proposed

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two. Even so, there were huge objections. Feelings were running

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so high, a planning meeting was held in the Wyvern Theatre to allow

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everyone in. I thought it was a better place to side then, away

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from residential dwellings. It will affect people's lives locally so

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much and they are not taking anything into consideration.

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sound very angry. I am, very. the delight of residents, the

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council rejected Honda's plans. And today the company said it would not

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appeal. We have taken into account the views of the community, and

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these are very much split views. The community of residents,

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councillors, businesses and local organisations. On the basis we have

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taken the decision not to appeal the decision. The campaign group

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won says it is a victory for local democracy. Even if wind power does

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not for the future in Swindon, other forms of renewable energy

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will. These solar panels have already been installed in a field

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close to the factory. Honda says it will do all it can to reduce its �8

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million per year electricity bill. You are watching BBC Points West.

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Another cold night. Still to come. The surfers hoping it -- hoping to

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catch some waves on a disused football pitch.

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And refusing to be held down, the Dodoo players fighting for their

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place at the Olympics. -- the judo players.

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We have got some rough and tumble to come! First, a public health

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doctor in the region says up to one in five cases of dementia could be

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caused by drinking too much. In rare cases, heavy drinkers can go

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on to develop a form of dementia for known as Korsakoff's syndrome.

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As part of his series on alcohol, our health conversation --

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correspondent has been to make a patient suffering from brain damage

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because of his lifestyle. Tom suffers from a form of dementia

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even though he is only 57 years old. He was diagnosed four years ago

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with Korsakoff's syndrome, which was linked to him drinking Herrod -

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- heavily. At his worst, Tom had to be admitted to a specialist unit in

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western suit the Mick -- Weston- super-Mare for year. Before going

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on medication, he was doing very mixed up things and he was very

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unruly. This form of brain damage is also linked to poor new kid --

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nutrition associated with alcoholism. Korsakoff's syndrome is

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a chronic syndrome which affects the ability to absorb new

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information. The majority of patients make a good recovery.

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personality is still there, but not in abundance as it used to be. He

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is just not the person he was. is the only specialist centre in

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the West to help people of working age like Tom with dementia. Workers

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who fear the real number of Korsakoff's syndrome sufferers

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could be higher. As long as certain factors are in place for people

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with Korsakoff's syndrome, they can improve and become quite well. They

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need to abstain from drinking, and maintained a healthy diet. Although

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Korsakoff's syndrome is incredibly rare, with around 70 cases listed

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as a cause of death per year, the scale of dementia caused by alcohol

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is not. It is estimated that if heavy use of alcohol was seen as a

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possible contributory factor in more than one in five cases of

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dementia. We have got alcohol- related dementia, the very rare

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syndromes like course costs Syndrome psychosis, then we have

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got brain damage from brain injury because people who drink heavily

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often fall and banged their heads. They sustain very significant brain

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damage. For people like Tom, there is some hope of recovery with the

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right treatment. But for the vast majority suffering from dementia up

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because of alcohol, there is little hope.

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And in his final report tomorrow, Matthew will be looking at

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solutions to this drink a cadet -- epidemic.

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Workers at Astra Zeneca's Avlon site near Bristol are waiting to

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hear how news of job losses will affect them. The plant employs 300

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people and manufactures several drugs, some of which are used in

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the treatment of schizophrenia. The drugs company has announced it is

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cutting more than 7000 jobs over the next two years.

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There is better news on the job front elsewhere in the West,

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Morrisons has announced it is going to create up to 100 new jobs at its

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depot near junction 23 of the M5 near Bridgwater. It is due to open

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in April. The supermarket says if the company grows as predicted, it

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will eventually create an extra 300 shops on top of that.

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Military wives and husbands in Wiltshire say they struggle to find

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work because employers are concerned they will not stick

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around for long. But now the wife of an army lieutenant who lives at

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Buckley barracks near Hullavington has decided to do something about

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Jo Kitching is a publisher by profession. She married a soldier,

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and found working life did not fit with military life. She spent 10

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years we -- working freelance but missed working with colleagues. Now

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she wants a job in property sales but cannot find a way in. I am

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doing my own thing at the moment but I would really like the

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opportunity to work for, in my case, an estate agent. That is willing to

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take into account the fact that I might move and really, that should

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not matter. The problem is that all too often, it does matter. That is

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where Helen comes in. A lot of wives are losing confidence.

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set up her service to help people like Joe in the middle of January

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and has already got nearly 600 subscribers. Times are changing

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very fast. We are career women, a lot of us wants to work and a lot

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of us are very skilled. It is not just about any money, it is about

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empowerment. Not something that is easy to come by at the moment.

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These boards advertise lots of short term, unskilled positions,

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but opportunities are scarce for professionals with unpredictable

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long-term futures. I think they do think, they are only going to be

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posted here for so much time, as an employer, and again, we are going

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back to the fact that they really have to give the vacancy to the

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best person suited for the job. is Helen's experience that

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employers do not always do that. She understands the pressures faced

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by military spouses, and as one herself, she has every reason to

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It is the question that wildlife experts have been waiting to be

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answered for weeks. Is there a big cat roaming around Gloucestershire?

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We have reported on suspected sightings across the West before,

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like bees from nearly 20 years ago, but last month scientists took DNA

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samples from a deer carcass thought to have been killed by a big cat at

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Woodchester. Today they revealed they could not find any cat DNA,

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just blogs -- fox DNA. This month there has been an increase in the

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number of people reporting seeing big cats across the county so

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today's news has not meant an end to the story.

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It must have stalked it down the field.

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There is no doubt in David Wood's mind what he saw from his bedroom

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window a couple of weeks ago. I saw a big cat. It was not a

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normal one, it was a wild cat. It would have come from somewhere like

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Africa. If his is one of dozens of sightings in the area and hopes of

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absolute proof for resting on the DNA analysis of this deer carcass,

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killed, experts believed, by a big cat, but tests at the University of

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Warwick found only deer and fox DNA, but it has not dampened the spirits

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of the investigators. People are seeing big cats. Eventually we will

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get there but there is no race, it hit -- it is about raising

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awareness. This by the lack of DNA evidence, it has captured the

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imagination of people in would Chester, so much so that last night

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a public meeting was held. -- would Chester. Excited that they exist.

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Concerned for people's safety. There are too many visual sightings

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around here to say that there isn't. But also we were quite pleased that

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the negative result came through, because we still have an

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opportunity to study and understand what is going on. How did the big

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cat get there if it is there? In the Sixties and Seventies it was de

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rigueur for the rich and famous to have big cats as pets but the

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Dangerous Wild Animals Act of 1976 meant they had to buy expensive

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licences so many were simply released into the wild. The habitat

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around Woodchester is perfect and the National Trust, who

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commissioned the DNA test, have not ruled out further investigations.

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City is something we might looking to locally. It has been a bit crazy

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over the past couple of weeks but it is something we are thinking.

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The lack of DNA has focused minds and now people are more determined

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than ever to try to prove the existence of Gloucestershire's big

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cat. A group of judo players from you et

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-- the University of Bath face a race against time to qualify for

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London 2012 after changes at the top of British judo saw them frozen

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out. After a bit of grappling the row has been sorted out but until

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the final selections in May every match counts.

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Leaving your opponent on their back is the aim but at Bath's

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performance centre these judokas are just getting back on their feet

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up to two years in the wilderness. In 2009 British judo based its

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elite training solo in Dartford. Last year Bath was welcomed back

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but those who refused to move say that they lost out.

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I think the damage is left behind and they are used in the banking

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points as a criteria but I will not have any obviously. -- ranking.

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Kate Walker did make the move to Dartford but injury saw her lose

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her funding, failing to make the initial 27 and Olympic scored. Now

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back at Bath she can change things. There are only a handful of

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qualifying events left. I had to go to Dartford to try to get the

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results I needed so that is why I decided to make the move, but I do

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feel that at times Bath was unfairly treated. The pressure is

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on. I have some catching up to do. The three of Bath's judokas did

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finish outside the world top 100, the Olympic qualifying criteria.

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Tom Reed is one of them. He is Britain's second highest ranked

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player and he needs to go one better. At the moment I would be

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the reserve player so I need to be in a medal position every game

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between now and the Olympics. Rugby, and Gloucestershire Number

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Rate Ben Morgan could make his England debut on Saturday against

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Scotland. He is one of five uncapped players on the bench for

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the match at Murrayfield. He plays his club rugby at Llanelli Scarlets

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and could have represented Wales but chose England a month ago.

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More details have been revealed on what is being described as the

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world's first inland surfing lake, which enthusiasts want to build in

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Bristol. One of the country's leading

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horticulturalists is now backing to Wavegarden.

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It is hard to imagine on a freezing February morning but one day this

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old football pitch could become a surfing lake surrounded by gardens

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designed by the country's top horticulturalists.

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There will be a space where there is quite a fresh, exciting sport

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going on, but said within some beautiful gardens. It is trying to

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fuse together the blue and green. �5 million Wavegarden would use the

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latest technology to create waves on a man-made lake. Plans are at an

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early stage and already concerns have been raised about the impact

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on the land in the Avon gorge. Now the plans are being backed by

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the former head of sustainability at the Eden Project and one of the

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UK's leading horticulturalists, which -- who will be in charge of

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the gardens, which it is claimed could become a tourist attraction.

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This is basically an old playing field. The biodiversity is not a

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huge. We would examine what is out there and make sure we eggs -- we

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enhance it. We know how important it is to help people recreate --

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reconnect with nature. It is incredibly important to bring

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nature into the cities as much as possible, particularly for children.

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From this month, people are being consulted on the plans. Those

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behind the project hope it could be open as early as next year.

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Pretty cold environment out there. Over the past few days the chances

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are you have been turning the heating up, putting on an extra

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layer or even taking a hot-water bottle to bed. It has been very

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cold. It looks like it will stay like

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that for a while, with some snow forecast for the next few days. One

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of the place is that always seems to be hardest hit is the village of

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Yatesbury, near Calne in Wiltshire. They are getting used to the bitter

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cold in and around the village of Yatesbury. It has been freezing

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here for days and that will not change any time soon. Despite being

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small, over the years it has earned its reputation as being one of the

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coldest spots in our area. It is about 600 ft above sea level, one

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of the highest villages between Bristol and London, but because of

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the surrounding hills it is a frost pocket. There is often a big

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difference in temperature between the village and a mile away on the

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main road. There is no official weather station here so many of the

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facts and figures come from the home of this local weather report

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it. The weather has fascinated him for years and he has been

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monitoring it for a while. I have been a farmer all of my life and

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every decision I have made has been dependent on the weather. You live

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by the weather. It is your future, and sitting on a fat -- a tractor

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all day you tend to gaze at the San and the stars. Last winter

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Yatesbury was hit hard. The snow came and it stuck. Temperatures

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were below freezing on and off for weeks. Compared to last year, this

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winter has been a fair bit milder and there has been a lot less snow

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but according to the Met Office we are officially in the middle of the

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real cold snap, and that will not change any time soon, so wrap up

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warm. From that frost pocket...

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The producers thought it would be funny to put being on the roof

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again for the night. You have your hat, that is the main thing.

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I was just perusing the aviation reports of the airfields around the

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west country. They are all below zero. We are set up for what will

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be the coldest night of the winter so far. We have had some

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interesting pictures sent in of late. One of our cameraman at the

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BBC in Bristol gave me a photograph he took earlier today. It is an

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unusual ice spike which is growing out of his bird bath. If you get a

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pinhole in the ice surface, it forces its way out of a whole. -- a

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hall. -- out of the hall. It will be a dry day for sure and we are on

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to this area if dry pressure. -- Your barometers Mike Reed as high

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as 1040 millibars. -- they might read. At least we are gradually

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losing the wind chill. As this slack regime continues through the

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night, so does the biting frost. Temperatures easily down to five or

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six below zero. 10 below zero near Bristol. We start to introduce more

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in the way of high cloud through the day. Not the clear blue skies

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we have been seen, in fact anything but. But the winds will be light,

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just as well, because that temperatures will just struggle

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above zero. This is the focus of our attention, don't take the

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graphics for granted but at some stage on Saturday we will start to

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see some snow falling and there will be some districts of the West

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Country affected by that worse than others. We will start to firm up on

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that through the course of tomorrow's forecast. Significance

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