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Welcome to South East Today. Tonight's top stories: Producing

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just a third of their potential during the coldest December on

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record - are the windfarms paying their way?

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Two teenage girls are attacked in Chatham, four men are arrested on

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suspicion of rape. It is a terrible. Not a nice.

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Especially walking down at lunchtime. You think, coming past

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this bit, you wonder if it is safe. Also in tonight's programme :

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Moving closer: Plans to merge fire services in East and West Sussex go

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out for consultation. Purple haze: How fields of lavender

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have become a tourist attraction in And soaring high at the Hop Farm.

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The Eagles are playing with Morrissey and Prince at Paddock

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Wood tonight. We are live backstage Good evening. Kent's two offshore

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wind farms only generated around one third of their total capacity

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during the coldest December on record, when demand was at a peak.

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As the world's largest offshore wind farm, Thanet has a total

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generating capacity of 300 megawatts, enough to power over

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54,000 homes for a year. Yet in December, production dipped to

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34.7%. Similarly, the Kentish Flats Offshore Wind Farm, off Whitstable,

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generated just 34 per cent of its total capacity. Critics say the

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technology is hugely expensive, but not delivering reliable results.

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Our environment correspondent has December 2010, snow blanketed the

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south-east, a big freeze had set in. The price of heating all rocketed

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and electricity demand rose. As it did so, the wind fell away, it blew

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harder here than in other parts but even in this prime location, wind

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power fell. We had extended cold weather, a high pressure systems

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which, anybody who follows the weather charts no, brings low

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speeds. Several days, sometimes weeks. In December, the use of coal

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and gas rose, the fossil fuels so damaging to the environment. Apart

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from it being warmer, The conditions of December on mimic to

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today. High pressure, a little wind and no pressure. We pay an extra

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�44 a year to subsidise renewables. It is good business for the wind

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farm owners. They will get �780 million back within 10 years.

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Government figures reveal in act 2010 wind speeds were at their

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lowest this century and some say the wind patterns are changing.

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Those in favour are not put off and say it wind is not alone in

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operating below its maximum potential. No electricity source

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uses 100% capacity. Last year the average capacity use for all forms

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of electricity in 2009 was 44%. That is the reality. To meet

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targets, thousands more wind turbines are planned for the seas

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over nine years. Some are concerned. Target driven policy, exposes

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consumers to high costs and may not work well. Even if successful.

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Ramsgate people have mixed feelings. I think I am happy to subsidise it

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a little bit, it is not an ideal situation but with any luck they

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will be more wind next time. long will it take to equal out the

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energy wasted developing those? I wonder if it is a tick in a box.

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The wind was back and the power, too. The owners say it together

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they are expected to generate enough power for 261,000 homes a

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year. Government says by having a diverse energy makes it can manage

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the fact some technologies are intermittent.

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Four men in their twenties have been arrested on suspicion of rape

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after reports of a serious assault on two teenage girls in Chatham

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early this morning. A section of Dock Road, by St Mary's Church, was

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cordoned off to allow crime scene investigators to examine the area.

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The church in the town centre, in this area to friends say they were

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sexually assaulted. Police say the women aged 18 claimed they were

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attacks in the early hours of this morning, the news has caused

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concern. It is a dangerous place. People have been attacked before

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here. Yes. How long ago? A few years ago. It is dangerous.

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Terrible. It is not nice. Especially walking down here at

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lunchtime, you think, coming past this bit, you don't feel safe

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sometimes. It is terrible. In a day and age with Sean's it -- CCTV

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cameras and police presence, it is terrible. Detectives have spent the

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day with the women to establish the full details. The exact location of

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the attack is unclear but crime scene investigators cordoned off a

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wide area this morning from the church at the top to the command

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House pub by the river. They are linked by a walkway. Police say it

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four men in their twenties have been arrested on suspicion of rape

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and die in police custody. -- and are in police custody. In a

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moment: The race against time to excavate a Roman villa on the edge

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A merger of East and West Sussex fire services has moved a step

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closer with the announcement of a public consultation into the plans.

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It is estimated that merging the services could save around �4

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million in management, and back office costs over two years.

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Feedback from a 12-week consultation will be presented at

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meetings in December. If agreed, the merger would still go ahead

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from March 2013. The authority says it is the most effective way to

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protect the service from public spending cuts. It is to save money

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mainly. We hope to have a more resilient fire service by joining

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two authorities together but principally the main aim is to save

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money because with government cuts rather than cut services if we can

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cut the management side of things and keep the frontline services

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intact or improve them, that is the aim. So how many workers could be

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affected? East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service employs 850 staff,

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with West Sussex employing more than 1,000. East Sussex has 24 fire

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stations while West Sussex has 28, serving a total population of 1.5

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million. But are people in Sussex comfortable with the idea? I know

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the government have to make many cuts. I understand it is necessary.

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But perhaps not when lives are involved. The quirks of being in

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West Sussex and vice versa, I do not think it is good. The first

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thing that comes to mind is there will be cuts and job cuts. It will

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deteriorate. As long as it saves money, there is no problem, as long

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as they stick to that. Our reporter is at Preston Circus

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Fire Station in Brighton now. We heard views from the public but

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what are people who are affected saying?

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The Fire Brigades Union have been coy today, they have not issued a

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statement at all. I went to the fire station hair earlier and spoke

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to one man on shift with his colleagues and he said they are

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comfortable. They think it is a good thing and believe the

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management, it is about cutting back room rather than frontline and

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it will provide a better service. This is about a public consultation

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beginning officially on Thursday week when the roadshows and public

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meetings begin and it lasts for 12 weeks.

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Whether they get the go-ahead for a full merger or not, management of

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both East and West Sussex services have told us they will be looking

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to work more closely and share resources in the future in a bid to

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save money. Six people have been arrested in

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connection with the murder of a man in Sheerness. 24-year-old Lee

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Marchington was attacked on June 11th, following a fight in a pub,

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and died in hospital 11 days later. Officers are planning house-to-

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house enquiries as part of their investigation.

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A new compensation scheme for Southeastern season ticket holders

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has come into force today. The delay-repay system allows commuters

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to claim a refund for every journey that's delayed by 30 minutes or

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more. It follows anger from passengers affected by severe

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winter delays, who were not entitled to a payout because

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Southeastern met its annual punctuality target by 0.4 %.

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Army bomb disposal experts were called to Newhaven this afternoon,

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after a World War Two shell was handed in to the local coastguard.

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Sussex Police imposed an exclusion zone, and asked residents to stay

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indoors so the shell could be disposed of safely.

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It is an archaeological treasure trove that is unearthing valuable

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information about our ancient history. But a team of experts and

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local volunteers excavating the remains of a Roman villa in

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Folkestone are facing a race against time. That is because the

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villa's remains are perched precariously on the clifftops, and

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rapidly crumbling into the sea as a The Romans were violent but they

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did more for us than we can possibly imagine. Before 55 BC,

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Britain was a collection of communities with no sense of

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national unity. After their arrival the idea of Britishness was borne.

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The gateway to our Island was probably first opened here in

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Folkestone where the head of the Roman Fleet built his residence.

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is a key to understanding relationships, trade relationships,

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policy -- politics, culture between Britain and the Roman world. Before

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Caesar was here in the first century BC and before that.

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This weekend more than 300 volunteers will join the

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archaeological dig. The first excavation took place in the 1920's.

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This is an Iron Age stone, one of thousands manufactured in

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Folkestone and traded across the south of the UK and across to

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France, examples in museums in France. These were used for

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grinding corn. Other volunteers have made important finds.

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started at the beginning of last year. Within three days I had found

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some Tupperware. -- some wares. The community is being encouraged to

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take part in what could be a last chance to discover a piece of

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history. 50 people turned up to take part, helping with washing the

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finds and describing to visitors the history of the site and what it

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is all about. There has been a tremendous response from the

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community.. On the beach Dr Lesley Hardy sketches the floor plan of

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the Roman Villa. It's a visual representation of time ebbing away

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with every Storm, artefacts being lost to another winter, and secrets

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And to find out how you can get involved in archaeology, and the

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nearest digs to where you live, log onto our website: This is our top

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story tonight: Kent's two off-shore windfarms only generated around a

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third of their potential capacity during the coldest December on

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record, when demand for electricity was at a peak. Critics say the

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technology is hugely expensive, and not delivering reliable results.

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However, green energy supporters say they're performing as predicted.

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Also, art made from 9,500 cash till rolls. The sculptures on display in

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Eastbourne. And I am in Kent where some of the biggest music acts in

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the world a gathering for the It's a flower more commonly

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associated with the rolling fields of Provence than the Garden of

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England. But now lavender grown at Castle Farm near Sevenoaks is

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attracting buyers from across the Channel. The farm has 55 acres

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dedicated to lavender, making it the biggest grower in the country.

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The first crop was planted there in 1998, and last year's harvest gave

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the biggest yield yet of lavender oil. Ria Chatterjee reports.

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While the honey bee carries out its job on the lavender, the purple

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plant itself is proving to be a lucrative job for the owners of

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Castle Farm. They have over half the million or lavender plants, it

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has become a tourist attraction. try to give an insight into all

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things lavender. Varieties, looking after the plants at home in the

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garden and the oil operations and the uses of the oil, how I can be

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used in food and perfume and toiletries and candles. There are

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hundreds of different types of lavender, most are used in people's

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gardens to look and smell nice. There are only a few varieties used

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for oil, like the two crops hit, lavender and lavender in. The

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author is used medicinally and the lavender oil has wide uses. In

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Sevenoaks they hope the wow factor for customers will mean maximum

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profits for the farm, a lavender massaged in a lavender field.

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serene. It is an incredible experience. You know where the oils

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come from, they are created here. It is made locally. It is all about

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locality. And then, cooking, cakes and biscuits, jams and ice-cream.

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And now even a culinary essence they have taken to a cookery school

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for test used. Are the essence is an extract of part of the All, the

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flavour element which is designed so it will go into the taste buds

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to get a real flavour of lavender coming through. Over the next few

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weekends, the plants will take centre stage for the lavender

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festival and the sunshine is exactly the weather they need to

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A fantasy tower made from a quarter of a million sugar cubes and a

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spikey landscape constructed from 9,500 cash till rolls we're talking

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about modern art, of course. It's all on show as part of an

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extraordinary exhibition of sculpture that opens tomorrow at

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Eastbourne's Towner Gallery and Things are not what they appear to

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be. Unless you know it takes quite a while before it dawns on you that

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this is a landscape made of till rolls, thousands of them. Built by

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a team of helpers who came in off the street. It has been phenomenal

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working with the community of Eastbourne who have all come and

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volunteered time throughout the last five days just to built this

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place and without them it would not be here. It's been great.

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Compulsive, obsessive and repetitive, that is what it is

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called and it refers to how things are made rather than what they

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becomes. What better way than to celebrate the Eastbourne towers and

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forged his than with this Bastian made of sugar. What I love about

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sugar is the sweetness and the sparkle which is magical. It's a

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beautiful glistening quality, especially when the natural light

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shines on the sculpture. One of the beauties of it is everything can be

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on a big scale. These geometric shapes made out of everyday items.

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In this case, plastic bags. Oh yes, this is a stuffed rat suspended in

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freefall. Over here, a massive wall which is made of salmon and trout

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skin tiles. Did I imagine a vague a Roma? On close examination, you see

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the individual elements and realise how the work was made and the

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amount of labour that has gone into it. Can possibly made, compulsive

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viewing and it is a free show which runs throughout the summer. --

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compulsively made. Extraordinary. I am not sure about

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the dead rat. I like the sugar. It's every British athlete's dream

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to compete at the Olympic Games in your own country. But for one Kent

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volleyball player the journey to 2012 is proving far from easy. 21-

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year-old Grace Carter and her team mates have had their funding cut

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and are using their own ingenuity to ensure they're still able to

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train. Neil Bell reports. You might not have paid much

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attention to the Olympic volleyball final but the rest of the world's

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did. Volleyball is the second highest event watched at the

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Olympics but until recently it was virtually ignored in this country.

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The British women's team have made huge strides recently despite

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having a funding withdrawn. It was too much to give up so we took it

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upon ourselves to take our destiny in our own hands and raised and get

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as many people involved as possible to help us to achieve their dreams.

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So far, we have had amazing support. It has almost been going to plan.

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At a recent tournament big GB team beat Switzerland suggesting they

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will be far from disgraced at the London Games. They are doing

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everything they can to be as good as they can be at the Olympics. Two

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of the teams in the Paul, we will be capable of beating. If we do and

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perform in the Olympics will be through to the quarter-finals. Then,

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one game, one game at home with 15,000 British fans cheering us on.

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You have a chance of the semi- finals. I am an optimist. Grace

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Carter's family will be cheering her on in London and few teams will

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be more deserving of the support. Gillingham football club have

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announced no fewer than six new signings this afternoon. They

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include Chris Whelpdale, who's signed from Peterborough after an

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impressive loan spell with the Gills last season and free-scoring

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striker and Gills fan Danny Kedwell, who joins from Wimbledon.

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The squad is looking great. I think we have younger ones stepping up to

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the plate. Things are looking great. An exciting day. It is a lot of

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hard work in the summer, we are delighted.

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Some of the world's biggest pop and rock musicians are gathering in the

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Kent countryside this weekend, along with tens of thousands of

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fans. With a line-up including Morrissey, The Eagles and Prince,

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the Hop Farm festival in Paddock Wood is set to join the likes of

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Glastonbury and Reading as one the essential music dates of the

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summertime. The first bands of the three-day event are already

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performing and our reporter Sara Smith is backstage now. Sara, who's

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on at the moment? You just missed Bryan Ferry and Brandon flowers but

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coming up in half an hour is the axe thousands have come especially

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to see, the Eagles. The festival is four years old and they have

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incredibly big names over the weekend.

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They have been gathering since yesterday morning and a few hours

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ago the music began. They have aimed to make it family-

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The Eagles headline tonight, fresh from the royal wedding in Monaco.

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The something more home-grown -- Tomorrow night Morrissey heads the

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bill and on Sunday the reason the And supporting Prince on Sunday,

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Tinie Tempah. A mixture of people, a family crowd, kids. The Eagles

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are in the 60s. 16 year olds to see Brandon flowers. Over the weekend

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more than 60 bands will play on three stages. Some have come to see

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a bit of everything, others have been tempted by one or two.

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Eagles, mainly. We do not live too far away, half an hour. We saw they

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were playing and we have never seen them before. The sunshine helps.

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The weather and the people. It should not be too big. It is nice

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and relaxed. By real a family atmosphere. We went to hard rock

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and it was horrendous! This is year four of the festival and it is the

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biggest yet. 10 cc plate -- played earlier.

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Loads of other hits. I caught up with their founding member and

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asked him if he enjoyed it. don't want to do obscure album

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tracks or something you have just written. You want to do what people

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want. I always think as a regular punter and what would I want to

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hear? We give the people what they want. You are known for being a

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song writers there is a difficult that you have to do old songs?

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at all. People say how many times have you son that and do get fed up

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with it but I may have signed a lot of times but for this audience I

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have not Senate. It is fresh because I think how they are

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listening to have. And we to be a festival goer if you're not

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performing? I very rarely go to festivals but I suppose the fact

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we're on the road so much, I am more of a concert goer then

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festival goer. But still good fun to play. Tremendous, the greatest

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thing to do. Thank you. The trick for the festival will be

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getting the balance right between getting the huge names in and

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keeping the intimate atmosphere everybody here seems to love.

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It looks great fun. And the other advantage is there not knee-deep in

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mud. Will it stay away? Wait until you hear the forecast! Today's

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weather is what we have for the next few days. We get the cloud

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bubbling up in the middle of the day with highest temperatures. The

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morning and evening around the coast with the coolest temperatures,

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but is one we have the most sunshine. Over the weekend, we will

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find most of the cloud bubbling up, Evening, the clouds disappears and

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a beautiful evening. Plenty of blue skies. For the next few hours, the

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clear skies, little bits of patchy cloud but nothing to worry about.

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Staying dry with temperatures down to 11 or 12. It is not cold but it

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does call down when the sun sets. Through tomorrow, it starts with

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plenty of sunshine but when we hit the magic of 15 degrees tomorrow

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lots more cloud developing. It stays dry but in the middle of the

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day some cloud. Temperatures up to 19 or 20. Higher than today. A

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light wind so feeling pretty good. It is not a bad day. If you are

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heading to the haymaking first will us at Canterbury, it is free to go

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a long, -- haymaking festival. You can see how the horses cut the hay.

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Many demonstrations going on and musicians. If you have an event on

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Sunday, the weather is still looking fine. Saturday into Sunday

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staying dry, patchy cloud. Temperatures again a little bit

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higher. Highs of 22 or 23. A fine weekend, beyond that Monday and

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Tuesday, nothing is changing. For the next four days, staying dry

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with sunny spells and temperatures were they should be. I am glad it

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is OK for the horses. Let's recap tonight's top stories. The former

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head of the IMF, Dominique Strauss Kahn, has been released from house

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arrest in New York after doubts emerged about the sexual assault

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case against him. Andy Murray has lost his Wimbledon

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