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Points West. Our headlines tonight: The substances that could cost you

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your life. They're easy to buy - but we've discovered the hidden truth

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about what's inside. What they are consuming can not only cause

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temporary harm, it can cause lasting, permanent damage and we

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have seen a few terrible cases, death. We have the story from the

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doctors who're seeing more and more victims of legal highs. Tonight we

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have a special investigation into an alarming threat to young people's

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health. And in other news. The two high profile women targeted for

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abuse on Twitter - a Bristol man is arrested. And hard luck tales from

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the hard shoulder - the stretch of motorway where four thousand drivers

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have broken down. Good evening. Tonight an expose on the trade that

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supplies young people with drugs and gets away with it. The substances

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are known as "legal highs" and carry a warning that they are "not for

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human consumption". But everyone knows what they're for. Following

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the death of a young man in Wiltshire, who took a legal high,

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BBC Points West has been doing some investigating. We bought three pills

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and one powder on the internet and took them for analysis. We found

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that one of them isn't legal at all. It contains a banned drug that could

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kill you. Here's Scott Ellis. Chemical highs under forensic

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examination. We bought for samples of AMT. It is synthetic, one of the

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so-called legal highs. Legal, but not necessarily safe. Last month

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23-year-old Christopher Scott died after taking AMT and this lab found

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another reason to be worried. One of the purchases contains not just AMT

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but also another chemical which is a synthetic drug that was banned last

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month. The danger of having these chemicals together is when they are

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ingested together, because they act in a similar way in the body, they

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can overstimulate the brain. This could result in death. APB was

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banned after being linked to deaths. We showed the South Swindon MP

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results. Yet again, it it shows what a deadly risk people are giving

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themselves by taking these drugs. Gone are the days when people can

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predict the impact of certain kind of drugs. We have a multiplicity of

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new kinds of drugs which can cause serious harm or death. The chemicals

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are clearly labelled, not fit for human consumption but that is not

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stopping people. There are calls for tougher regulations for the online

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sellers. I would like to see all of them testing their products before

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they send them out. They are buying them in batch from China and they

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have no idea what the wholesalers are doing. This is a drugs war being

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fought and molecular level. Take this drug. When DMT was banned the

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chemists simply took a branch off and stuck another one on. It is the

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same high but a different drug. have seen in the last five years a

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big proliferation in the type of drugs that are out there on the

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streets. All we can do is constantly monitor what is out there and look

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at the ones that creates dangerous situations for the members of the

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public. We will always be one step behind, right? Go macro I think so.

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AMT was designed in the 60s to treat depression. As they are banned they

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reappear at the rate of one every six days. Research shows that the UK

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is Europe's largest market for legal highs. And in this country around

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670 thousand youngsters aged between 15 and 24 have taken them at least

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once. For the doctors and nurses treating people who've taken them -

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it's a problem that's growing at an alarming rate. The police tell us

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it's a particular problem in rural areas. This report from our Somerset

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correspondent Clinton Rogers begins with the story of a young woman

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whose health has been damaged by drugs. To protect her identity we've

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called her Jane. Her words are spoken by an actress. I saw what it

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was doing to my mum. It destroyed her to watch her daughter ruining

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herself. Jane knows what drugs, illegal and legal, can do to you.

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Irregular heartbeat, chest pains and bad vision. Her message is simple.

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It is not worth it. You might think it is worth it at the time but you

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do not know what is in them. It could be classed as AMT but could be

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cut with something completely different. Parents frequently

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asked, how can you tell your children that legal highs can harm

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you when they are sold perfectly legal on the streets, never mind the

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Internet. The answer may lie in places like this hospital in

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Taunton. They have seen a surge in admissions of people who have

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reacted badly to legal highs. This accident and emergency doctor is

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seeing at least two cases a week, and her biggest problem is not

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knowing what she is dealing with. do not know what chemical compound

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they have taken. They are not entirely sure. As such, we cannot

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treat them easily. That must make it impossible for you as a medic.

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have seen cases in previous hospitals where we have lost the

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patient from a legal highs. At the Taunton Association for the

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Homeless, legal highs have become a problem. Here, they say, battling a

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menace that has the word is legal in the title is almost impossible.

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definition, as a parent, it is harder to have that conversation

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with a child because they will turn round and say, it is legal. No one

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has an easy solution for the problem but everyone agrees that doing

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nothing is not the answer. Joining me now from his constituency office

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in Taunton is the Minister for Crime Prevention, Jeremy Browne. It seems

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that suppliers are running rings around the authorities. Once one

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substance is banned, they remarket it and sell it again. I want to give

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you credit for the amount of time you choosing to cover this story. It

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is important that people are aware that there are dangers in taking

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these drugs. They may be called legal highs, but just because they

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have that name it does not mean they are safe to take. A lot of people

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have suffered bad reactions from taking these jobs. What we try and

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do in this country is banned drugs on the basis of scientific evidence.

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The experts are looking at these drugs the whole time and last month

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we banned two categories of legal highs. You are right, the problem is

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constantly evolving and that is why people needs to be aware of the

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dangers themselves before they consider taking drugs. They are

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taking us for idiots, aren't they? They are altering the drugs and they

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are back on the streets. You will always be one step behind. I half

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accept that. We have tried to ban a whole family of drugs. We have tried

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to ban a whole branch of the tree and not just an individual twig.

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This. People altering the formula and putting them on the market

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again. This is a constantly evolving problem. If you take heroin or crack

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cocaine, these are serious drugs and their use is declining in Britain,

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but we have known about them for decades. These legal highs are

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coming into the country over the Internet and they are evolving all

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the time. We are talking to other countries around the world, and I am

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leaving that, about what lessons we can learn from others. What about

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this cynical phrase that says, not fit for human consumption, when

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everybody knows that is what they are for. I share your frustration.

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That is contentious of the law. Some of the packaging has that but it

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also says you must be 18 years old. If it is plant food, they honestly

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would not need an age restriction on them. The difficulty is proving that

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the person has sold the product different for the use that it is

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intended to be used for. That is difficult. We do have trading

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standards bringing test cases to see what we can do. Ultimately, people

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are allowed to sell things unless they are banned, and we have to be

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careful not to ban everything. We need to take a scientific approach.

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It is a problem and we are trying to deal with it. Thank you for joining

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us. If you are watching tonight and you're now concerned or have any

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questions about legal highs, or drugs in general, you can get

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confidential advice online from the website - Talk to Frank.com. You're

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watching your regional news programme, BBC Points West, with

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David Garmston and me, Alex Lovell. Stay with us tonight too, as we've

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much more still to bring you. Caught on camera - We reveal why filming

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badgers could show why they find some farms more attractive than

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others. And the deckchairs designed by celebrities you might like to

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take beside the sea. Police investigating abuse on the online

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site Twitter have arrested a 32-year-old man in Bristol.

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arrest is in connection with threats of rape and violence sent to a

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freelance journalist who campaigned to have more women on UK banknotes -

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and a female MP from London who supported her. Andrew Plant reports.

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Caroline Criado-Perez, a freelance journalist, who campaigned to have

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women on banknotes. During the campaign she received what she

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called intense messages on Twitter threatening to rape and kill her. In

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response to the abuse suffered on Twitter by several women in the

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public eye over the last few weeks the police have made arrests. The

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latest was here in Bristol. A 32-year-old man was arrested by

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police under the protection from harassment act. The historian Mary

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Beard is another woman who has reported abuse. She received a bomb

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threat. Today we talked to a Twitter user from Bristol. She said she

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suffered days of abuse online for expressing feminist views. I spent

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the whole weekend getting rape and death threats, and being abused

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because I am an online feminist. They said they hoped I would suffer

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a pointless death. They called me a huge amount of expletive is. When

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the Labour MP for Walthamstow Stella Creasey showed her support for the

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banknote campaign - she too became a target for online abuse. Twitter has

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publicly apologised to victims - and says it's bringing in a button to

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report abuse. Fellow MP Kerry McCarthy says that won't work - and

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current laws should be sufficient to protect users. It would be very

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difficult for Twitter to block people for tweeting offensive

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things. I think it is important that the serious cases are followed up by

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the police and used as an example to tell people they cannot get away

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with it. Today's arrest is the third under the protection from harassment

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act since the abuse began. No-one has yet been charged with any

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offence. A murder investigation has been launched following the death of

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a woman in Yeovil. Police were called to a property last night

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after reports that a woman was being assaulted. She later died at the

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scene. A 36-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and

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remains in police custody. More than 100 jobs could be lost at a food

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manufacturing company in West Somerset. The Karro Food Group is

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planning to close its slaughter and butchery operations in Wiveliscombe

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because it says the site isn't profitable in the long term. The

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local MP has written to the company asking it to reconsider. A keeper at

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Bristol Zoo has been suspended after allegedly punching a seal. It's

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claimed that a senior animal keeper hit the South American fur seal when

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handlers tried to weigh it. The head vet has since examined the seal

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family and all are behaving normally and remain on public show. Cameras

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are to be installed on farms across the West to track how badgers are

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getting into buildings. The month long government study aims to help

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reduce the spread of TB by finding out why some farms are more

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attractive to badgers than others. Here's Steve Knibbs. Badger sets are

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common on and around farmland. Without strict security measures

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badgers have a habit of coming out at night and roaming around looking

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for food - some even squeezing through gaps as small as three

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inches to get in. As TB is passed between badgers and cattle - a range

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of measures is being looked at to bring the rate of infection down.

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One high profile measure, of course, is the badger cull. But on this farm

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in South Gloucestershire, which has been a victim of TB, technology is

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being installed to track the badgers every move. They are motion sensor

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cameras. We set it up so it has the date and time on it so we know when

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the photos were taken. This study follows a recent one where 40

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cameras were being installed and it found that even though some farms

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had badger sets nearby they were not getting any badger visits. This

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study aims to find out what makes one far more attractive than

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others. We are looking at the distance to a set, what sort of feed

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they store on the farm, and also things like the sides of buildings.

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Ultimately the aim is target areas on a farm to keep infection out -

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that could include securing barns where feed is kept and metal plating

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under gates to stop badgers getting in - so-called biosecurity. But the

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farmer at the site where these cameras are being installed says

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that's easier said than done. I secure a field? How do I secure a

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building? It is not possible. If I secure a building, that animal could

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be outside and spreading it on the ground. There is no such thing as

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bio-security in this case. I cannot see it. The pictures taken here will

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be looked at along with over 70 other sites this year. It should

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hopefully show where badgers are going and what attracts them to

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certain farms - the challenge then is to try and keep them out. It's

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been revealed that more than 3,500 motorists have broken down in the

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roadworks around the M4/M5 interchange. The work, which has

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been going on since early 2012, is due to be completed ahead of

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schedule. But as Sarah Jane Bungay reports this will also mean an end

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to the free recovery service for those who get stuck. We have a

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broken down vehicle between the M 32 and the interchange. We have a

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broken down vehicle on the M4 closing one lane. The average speed

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is 25 miles an hour. It's not been the quickest of rides along sections

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of the M4 or M5 for the past eighteen months. While the work

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going on here promises to eventually improve traffic flow, in the interim

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it's meant a 50 mile an hour speed limit - and breakdowns have added to

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the congestion. This morning bank manager Chris Barr was picked up for

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free by the motorway recovery team - he has a puncture. I was going

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straight up the slip road and it was coned off. Fortunately, I saw an

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area where there was some space so it pulled in quickly. There have

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been 3800 breakdowns in the roadwork section since work began in early

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2012. Around four of these a month are down to overheating. Ten a month

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have been down to motorists simply running out of fuel. Chris's

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puncture was picked up on one of these monitors. There are 50 cameras

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here set up temporarily to keep an eye on things in the roadworks

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section. If you were fortunate enough to break down you would be

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recovered back here for free, but that is to change. We will be taking

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the 50 miles an hour limit and free recovery away from September. We

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were originally due to finish in spring 2014, but things are going

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well so far and if we continue that progress we could see the hard

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shoulder running by November. Meanwhile, this vehicle, more used

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to attending emergencies, was needing some assistance of its own.

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I will not be sorry to say goodbye to those roadworks. Football now -

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And all our teams were in action last night in the Capital One Cup.

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It was a bad night for Bristol Rovers. They lost 3-1 to Watford.

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Cheltenham Town fared better beating Crawley 4-3. This goal in extra time

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from Byron Harrison took the Robins to the second round. Bristol City

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will join them after a comfortable 2-nil win over Gillingham. City's

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Jordon Winter scored his first goal in professional football. This

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strike from Yeovil's Kevin Dawson secured a one nil away win to

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Southend. And an 83rd minute goal by Andy Williams booked Swindon Town a

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second round place as they beat Torquay 1-nil at home. The good old

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deck chair has been enjoyed by visitors to the seaside for decades.

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But now there's an exclusive range available. Some are even collectors

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items. They can all be found beside the sea at Clevedon Pier.

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Interested? Tracey Miller has the story. Nothing is more seaside than

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the humble deckchair and the people here have challenged the public to

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design their own deckchairs. This was one of 180 entries into the

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competition. All of the winners have been printed onto deckchairs and are

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on display at the pier. Above the shop other designs by children,

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artists and celebrities. The Worzel 's happened to be on the pier doing

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some filming and I asked them and they were more than happy to judge

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the entries. The six celebrity designs are being put up for auction

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but the pier hopes it can raise money with all designs. The proceeds

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will go towards a new visitor centre for the pier. Geraldine has come to

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see her winning design. I like to do art, it makes you smile, really.

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They are all on show so you can pick out a favourite. My favourite? This

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one is particularly nice, the mermaid in the deckchair.

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deckchairs come in all of the colours and all sorts of sizes.

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There is even one for your mobile phone! Designer deckchairs, it is

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the way forward! And staying by the sea - The BBC programme The One Show

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is broadcasting a special live programme from Weston super Mare

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tonight. The show has been staging its first ever summer festival here

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in the West over the last two days with free workshops and events on

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Weston seafront. Tonight at seven o'clock straight after us, the show

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will come live from the resort with their presenters Matt Baker and Alex

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Jones. Do stick with BBC One for that. It's been quite warm today.

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The Bristol Balloon Fiesta starts this Thursday with the special

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shapes and the night glow - What's the forecast looking like, Ian?

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Hello. I have been looking at how things will shape up. I will be

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doing regular updates through my Twitter account. Let's take a wider

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look at how things will shape up for tomorrow. The morning will be

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characterised by a lot of sunshine and increasing cloud through the

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afternoon. The breeze will pick up as well. It should stay dry until

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much later on in the evening. That will come in from the West and by

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that time the cloud would be a good deal figure. The Met office has

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given us access to its highest resolution models. This is how they

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are shaping things. It looks like a pleasant afternoon. The breeze will

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not be much of an issue. I am sure the flight directors will be keeping

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an eye on that. As we get towards the night glow, the end of the

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evening, there is a lot of cloud around, and a spot of rain perhaps,

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but nothing that will take the shine off things. Let's have a look at the

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next 12 to 24 hours. It is a benign spell for the next few hours. A bit

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more cloud through the afternoon tomorrow and maybe one or two

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scattered showers, but not much of an issue. So, the rest of this

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evening, then. We have had one or two showers around Gloucestershire

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but they are fading away and cloud will break up quite nicely. A

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pleasant even developing and broadly speaking, tonight, there will be

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clear skies. It will once again be a fairly cool night and temperatures

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will be around eight or nine Celsius in the countryside and you can see

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the range there for urban areas. A pleasant summer's morning tomorrow.

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That cloud will increase through because of the afternoon some of

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that may bubble up to give a light shower but they will be fairly

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isolated. Things will continue like this in the early evening. The cloud

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base will lower and this will bring in some light, patchy rain into the

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evening. Temperatures tomorrow will be pleasantly warm at 22 or 23

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Celsius. Moderate amounts of pollen and UV. Ian, thank you. Back to our

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main story tonight - And an investigation by BBC Points West has

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revealed a drug sold as a so called "legal high" is in fact illegal. We

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bought three tablets and a powder online and sent them for testing.

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the powder, our expert found traces of a banned substance. It's not

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legal and it could even kill you. Tonight, speaking on this programme,

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the Home Office Minister, Jeremy Browne promised this. These legal

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highs that are coming into the country through the Internet are

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evolving all of the time, and the government is trying to speed up the

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mechanisms to deal with the drugs. We are talking to other countries

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around the world, and I am leading with that in government, about what

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lessons we can learn from others. Joining us now is our Home Affairs

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Correspondent, Steve Brodie. Some worrying findings from our

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investigation, Steve. We've passed on our information to Wiltshire

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Police tonight. What's been their response? Acting Superintendent

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Keith Ewart, Swindon has advised us to hand in the drugs to Wiltshire

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Police along with any chemical analysis, so that this can be

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investigated. He makes the point - and I quote - that "Many legal highs

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can be bought on the internet, but it's still very difficult to know

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exactly what is in them and the affect they might have on an

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individual." And he told me, as we have found out tonight, that legal

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doesn't mean safe. There is no way to know what is contained in these

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drugs - which he says, is a risk not worth taking. So, will the police be

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taking any action? Well following our expose tonight Wiltshire Police

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say they will now be investigating the company involved in the sale.

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