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Welcome to South East Today, I'm Polly Evans. And I'm Rob Smith.

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Tonight's top stories... Families of soldiers killed in

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afghanistan contact the police, concerned their phones may have

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been hacked by the News of the World.

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All 380 families have been three enough already. It should not

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happen, it is despicable. The Bishop of Chichester announces

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his retirement just weeks after admitting mistakes which left

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children vulnerable to paedophile priests in Sussex.

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Also in tonight's programme... An ASBO for the goose-stepping

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pensioner from Sussex who hurled racist abuse at neighbours.

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We're live with the details in Hove. Kent and Sussex show off their

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colours at the Hampton Court flower show.

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And it's the hot political topic of the moment - well, almost. The

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Commons favourite curry house in St Leonards.

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Good evening. Families of South East soldiers killed in Afghanistan

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have instructed the police and solicitors to investigate claims

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that they may have had their phones hacked by a newspaper. The mother

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of Guardsman Jamie Janes, who was from Sussex and was killed on foot

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patrol in 2009, says she is very concerned to hear that her phone

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could have been targeted by the News of the World.

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And the parents of Corporal Oliver Dicketts, who was from Kent and

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died in 2006, have called the situation disgusting. According to

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reports in several newspapers, personal details of bereaved

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relatives were found in the files of the private detective who

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intercepted voicemail messages for the tabloid newspaper. Rebecca

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The death of Oliver Dicketts shattered his family. He was killed

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when an RAF plane exploded in Afghanistan. Nearly five years on,

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his parents say they were getting their lights back on track, but now

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it - fresh paint. News that they could have been the victims of

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phone hacking. The -- fresh pain.

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The news last night, at that relatives of dead soldiers could be

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involved in the News Of The World scandal, left him stunned.

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It was a double take. I suddenly realised, that could be as. I was

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revolted by the whole thing, I don't see how anyone could want to

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do that to all the families, who have been through a hell of a lot

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over the last five years. Every day this week, there have

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been shocking new allegations. On Monday, there were reports that the

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paper hacked into the mobile phone of Milly Dowler. On Tuesday, the

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families of 7/7 victims and relatives of Holly Wells and

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Jessica Chapman were told they could be on the list. And today

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there were revelations that police officers were paid by News of the

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World. One mother, who hit the headlines

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after the Prime Minister spelt her son, Jamie Janes's name wrong, also

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was a victim. To be honest, I hope they get what

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they deserve. No matter what went on between me and Gordon Brown at

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the time, that was just in the weeks after my son had been killed.

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This Sunday, the News Of The World will roll-off the press for the

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last time, but MPs are still calling for action.

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There has to be an investigation into the allegations and the people

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involved. That carries on whether the News of the World is still

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trading were not. Oliver Dicketts's family has asked

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the police to investigate whether they are involved. There is talk of

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compensation, but this family say that life goes on.

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Rebecca Barry is live in Horsmonden where the Dicketts family live.

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Rebecca, what now for the Dicketts family?

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It is fitting that I am standing beside the war memorial

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commemorating the lives of those killed in the first and Second

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World War has, because the News of the World was a very public

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supporter of the Armed Forces. Because of that paper, or one

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bereaved family is feeling fresh anguish. They have instructed their

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of solicitor to find out if they bear on that list of people who had

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had their phones hacked into. As you have heard, the News Of The

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World will close after the Sunday, and that baby some satisfaction to

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those who wanted to boycott the paper like those I met in

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Whitstable yesterday, but until then, the full extent of the

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scandal -- until a full extent is exposed, many family see it will

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not be able to rest. And many of you have been

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commenting on our Facebook page about this story. We will read out

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some of your comments later on in the programme. And of course you

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can find out much about the phone hacking investigation on the BBC's

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website and on our local radio The Anglican Bishop who last month

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apologised for mistakes which left children vulnerable to paedophile

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priests has announced he'll retire in April next year. The Diocese of

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Chichester says Bishop John Hind's resignation is not unexpected. Our

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Home Affairs Correspondent, Colin Campbell has the story.

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The event was a poignant reminder... The Rt Rev Dr John Hind has served

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11 years as the Bishop of Chichester. He said in a statement

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he would miss the parish and people of the diocese Fredy much, but

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needing the age of 67 feels the time is right for a new dish up to

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takeover. -- a new Bishop to take over.

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Two priests abuse a number of children in the 1970s and 1980s,

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including Phil Johnson, targeted as a boy in Eastbourne.

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When I initially heard the Bishop had announced his resignation, I

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thought we had finally got somewhere and some that taking

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responsibility for all of the appalling mistakes made at the

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diocese, but then I found out that he is just retiring next year, and

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it is not really a resignation at all.

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The Baroness's report was highly critical of senior clergy, and also

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said there was a failure to lead from the top. In May, Bishop John

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Hind told me he excepted big mistakes had been made.

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We are deeply and profoundly sorry for what happened and ashamed on

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behalf of the church community. These things should never happen in

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society, but particularly when they happened in the context of the

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church, where people should feel safe and trusting and have their

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Cuban dignity respected, it is doubly awful.

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The Church says the Bishop's retirement announcement has nothing

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to do with mistakes that left children vulnerable to paedophile

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priests. He will step down in April next year.

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Colin Campbell joins us live in the studio. As you said, the diocese

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denies this announcement from the Bishop of Chichester has anything

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to do with the child protection failings, but this comes at a time

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when you're investigations are continuing.

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Yes, the Church denies there is any connection between the announcement

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today and that the child abuse scandal. The Bishop did not have to

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retire until he was 70 years old, but over the last few weeks I have

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been looking into claims there are significant inaccuracies in the

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report commissioned by Bishop John Hind to get to the truth regarding

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what was happening John Cotton and Colin Pritchard. There are

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inaccuracies and the stakes within this report. I am trying now to

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find out how this happened. -- and mistakes within this report.

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In a moment... It's not champagne, its merret -

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the Sussex vineyard campaigning for British sparkling wine to be

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renamed after the Englishman who The Royal Bank of Scotland is being

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criticised over plans to close an elderly care home in Kent. The

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family of Lucy Clancey say they were told two weeks ago that she,

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along with her fellow residents, would all have to leave the home in

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Canterbury. It is one of three owned by the RBS Foundation, a

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charity which provides homes for pensioners of the bank. More than

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400,000 people in the UK live in care homes. It is estimated that

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half of those over 65 can expect to pay out �20,000 in care costs

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before they die, but for one in 10 Following a review published on

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Monday, there are recommendations that costs should be capped at

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�35,000. Our political editor, Louise Stewart, reports.

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82-year-old Lucy has lived at the care home in Canterbury for the

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past six years. She expected to spend the rest of her days there,

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but two weeks ago, she and her fellow residents were handed a

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letter by the owners giving them three months' notice.

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She is familiar with this place, she likes the place, she is

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familiar and the people are fantastic, and finding anywhere as

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good as this, I do not know. We never thought we would have to look.

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The home is one of three owned by the RBS Foundation, who offer at

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two accomplices to pensioners of the bank. Experts warned that it

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could seriously affect health moving patients.

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It can actually be quite life- threatening for them to change

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their surroundings. In a statement, RBS said the

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trustees had been concerned about continued financial losses and low

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occupancy rates within the three care homes. They went on to say

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they will continue to do everything possible to support them to read

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the process. The oldest resident here is 101

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years old, the youngest in their eighties. They all now have to face

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finding new homes by September or face being evicted.

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There is a complete and utter absence of openness and

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transparency, that is out raging, absolutely out raging, RBS

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pensioners throughout the whole country. I am very concerned about

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my mother who has been here seven years. She is 94 and has dementia.

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If we cannot find a place for her within three months she will be

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served with an eviction notice, and that is a disgraceful way to treat

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a woman of 101. With the dull not report looking

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into how we fund care in the longer term, the residents here face are

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pressing problem in the short term Sussex Police are renewing their

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appeal for help tracing a man in connection with two sex attacks in

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Brighton. Posters are being put up in the Kemp Town area of the city.

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It follows an attack on a 26-year- old woman in Park Street and

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another on a 36-year-old woman in Upper Rock Gardens in June.

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Kent County Council has been found guilty of maladministration over a

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grammar school admissions panel described in an official report as

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being hopelessly muddled. The local government ombudsman also found

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several counts of maladministration against the admissions panel at

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Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar school last year. The situation was

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so bad the ombudsman advised the school to never use one of Kent

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An 80-year-old Sussex woman who hurled racist and homophobic abuse

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at her neighbours in Hove has been given an anti-social behaviour

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order. Brighton magistrates heard Edna Beck ranted at Polish

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residents and a gay couple. Well let's cross to Brighton and our

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reporter Sara Smith. Sara, I understand on one occasion Ms Beck

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was seen goose-stepping behind a visitor and performed a Nazi salute

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There is quite a list of some of the things she did. She was

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shouting abuse at people, throwing bottles out of windows, setting off

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fire alarms, scribbling on other people's paused, and apparently

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goose stepping around visitors to the other flats and performing Nazi

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salutes and shouting slogans. The Nat says seem to be a recurring

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theme, two of the neighbour' -- neighbour's children were terrified

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of her. She had warnings from the council and from the police. In the

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end, the magistrates here in Brighton imposed this ASBO.

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What difference are they hoping it will make?

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It will give a list of things she cannot do, actions that perhaps

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could not individually be prosecuted, but on the whole have

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made up this anti-social behaviour. If she breaks those conditions she

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could face a fine or even go to prison. She has said she has issues

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with alcohol and saw her behaviour as a jolt, but certainly the

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neighbours have not been laughing and found it intimidating over the

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years, and they will be waiting to see if the ASBO makes any

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difference at all. Gridlock on Kent's roads, not

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terrorism, is the biggest threat to the success of London 2012. That is

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the view of a county emergency planner who believes that thousands

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of spectators will flock to Ebbsfleet because journey times by

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rail to the Olympic stadium are under 10 minutes. Peter Wittlesea

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has out more. The Olympics are described as the

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great show on earth. But to get to London 2012, many spectators from

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Southern England and mainland Europe will travel through Kent.

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The quickest route to the Stadium is by train from Ebbfleets station.

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If this becomes the preferred choice it is feared the road

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network will struggle to cope. Congestion, rather than terrorism,

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is the main concern of Kent's Olympic planners.

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I think it would be naive to suggest we can solve traffic

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congestion. There cannot be another lane to the Btrue or the M2 built

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in such a short time. -- the A2. We have to try to make sure we keep

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Kent moving as best we can. It is believed the risk of

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congestion in North Kent during the Olympics could be so acute that

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tolls on the Dartford crossing could be suspended to easy traffic

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flow around the M25 and M2. Ebbsfleet will become an Olympic

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transport hub. With trains every five minutes during peak times. But

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Highspeed One says it will cope with passenger demand.

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We have a trains every hour in the shuttle service to St Pancras. We

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up that could well trains per hour during what we know our busy

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periods when people are exiting the games and when events finish at the

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end of the day. We know that people use eggs laid for car parking, we

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have over 5,000 spaces. -- Ebbsfleet.

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For Olympic emergency planners, this would be a nightmare. Kent's

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Olympic team says it is their job to think the unthinkable to ensure

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the county play its part in the success of London 2012.

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Still to come... Broke his at the burning issue in

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Parliament? Britain's best curry house - a restaurant in St Leonards.

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And it has been mild and windy today, but not as wet as expected.

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Does that mean the rain has saved itself for tonight and tomorrow? I

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will let you know in ten minutes' If you buy a bottle of sparkling

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wine, chances are you will ask for champagne. But a Sussex vineyard is

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starting a campaign for English sparkling wine to be known instead

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as merret. Why? Well, the French claim that Champagne was invented

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in 1697 by the monk Dom Pierre Perignon. Since 1891, only

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sparkling wines made in the Champagne region using his methods

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can bear the Champagne name. But there are those who believe the

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method of producing its characteristic fizz was actually

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invented by the Englishman Christopher Merret 35 years earlier.

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It looks like champagne, it pours like champagne, and to most of us

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it probably tastes like champagne, too, but by law it has to be called

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English sparkling wine. Let's do away with that clumsy title, says

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this vineyard owner, and collared merret, instead. -- and call it

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merret. It is believed it is named -- it is

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called after the man believed to have invented the technique in 1662,

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Christopher Merret. He published the paper in 166230

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years before Dom Perignon went to champagne. He describes how they

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were drinking sparkling, effervescent wine. We presented

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that to the Royal Society. There is plenty of evidence. Dr

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merret paints a lively picture. Our wind uses large quantities of

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sugar and molasses to make them brisker and sparkling...

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So the idea goes, why not make merret a badge of honour for

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English wine? Added like to go into a bar or

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restaurant and say to these are merely a -- say to the barman, what

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merrets have you got today? It is an idea that has gone down

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well with one hotel manager in Brighton. Anything that puts the

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French's noses out of joint is a good thing. But seriously, that

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classification can only be a good thing for the wine industry in the

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A chance, perhaps, for England to be known as much for its wine as

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for its roads, red or white. -- as What would a garden from 65 million

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years ago looked like? The answer is actually rather lovely. You can

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see for yourself at the Hampton Court Flower Show.

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Hampton Court Palace -- Hampton Court Palace is home to the biggest

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flower show in the world, second only to Chelsea.

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Despite the rain, the crowds carried on. Dawn to the dazzling

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colours of their carefully groomed But it was not just the flowers in

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the limelight. This is a Kent landscaper's vision of a Jurassic

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Gardens. The idea he presented to the judges was a dinosaur mad

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schoolboy exploring his back garden for fossils in the rocks.

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The rock comes from the Cretaceous period. We had selected all the

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major large slabs and also the rockery, so that it repeated much

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of what would be found in that area. And from had lower in Kent

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travelled up the scent of lavender. This is the nursery's tenth gold

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medal at the show. You can be versatile, you can have

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a specimen plant, ahead of lavender, there great for wildlife and for

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eating, in small quantities, of course.

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There have been plenty of gold and silver medal-winners from across

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Kent and East Sussex, and that is great for the professionals. But

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for the public it is about the bright and colourful displays and a

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lovely day out. These Alpine for others from a

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nursery in Hastings are Fishermen's friends.

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-- these alpine flowers. They are actually polystyrene boxes

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in which cod and mullet have been caught.

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So that is a gold and two silver- gilt awards that have been brought

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You can almost smell it, can't you? Talking of being able to smile

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things... Of all the hot topics discussed in

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Parliament this week, perhaps the most spicy debate took place in the

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House of Commons restaurant last night. 12 finalists chosen from

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curry houses right across the country battled it out in the

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Commons restaurant to win the prestigious award for best South

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Asian restaurant in the UK. And the the winner? The Taj Mahal in St

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Leonards, nominated by the town's MP. Juliette Parkin is live in

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Hastings now. Juliette, a bit unusual for an MP to get involved

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in a curry competition isn't it? You would not normally associate a

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curry competition with the political palate, but this

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particular of Ward has been set up by a group of MPs who wanted to

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find the best South Asian cuisine in the UK and raise money for

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charity. The Taj Mahal has only been open for a year, but they beat

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Fresh produce, a unique family recipes, are loyal family of

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customers who nominated this unassuming backstreet restaurant

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for our national award. It is about real food. It is not bought in

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sources, it is real. Most of these dishes I have never eaten anywhere

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else, they are unique. The chef was the first woman ever

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to compete in the parliamentary kick-off, and her signature dish

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scored the most guests faults from the judges of MPs and celebrities.

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Very happy! I can't believe that this Currie got the winner. I am so

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happy. She is not actually the restaurant

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group, she is a proper or made South Indian cook. My customers

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feeling this is their own kitchen. It was the local MP who alerted the

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host to this hidden gem of Hastings. It is always nice to have someone

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who has made a tremendous effort having that quality organise,

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although there will be some people in the community that will be

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furious with me for letting out the secret that it is the best in the

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country. And it has the award to prove it.

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And I am delighted to say that I have the award here with this

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evening. It looks pretty breakable, so I am a little nervous holding it,

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but they let me borrow which drew showed you this evening. Bible head

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straight back to the programme -- to the restaurant after the

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programme and I might pick up a bite to eat. The let's hope there

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are no strong gusts of wind. I can link India and the weather,

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the phrase, blowing a hooly The former Ryder Cup captain Colin

:24:48.:24:58.
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More showers pushing through come up there have not been quite as

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many, or as generous with the rain, but there will be some showers,

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some quite heavy with showers. Some places could stay totally dry, but

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we have quite a few showers at the moment, staying windy overnight

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with temperatures down to dwell Celsius or 13 Celsius. Into

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tomorrow, but again like today, some places goodness them entirely.

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I think the morning is the best chance of getting that rain. By the

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afternoon, the showers quickly blown out of the wave. We will even

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see some sunshine and temperatures likely double the average. The main

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feature over the next few others will be the winds, gusting up to 40

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mph through tomorrow. A very windy day for all of us. But, hold on to

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your hats for a wedding, because Steve and Catherine are getting

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married, congratulations to you. By the afternoon it should be dry and

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sunny, but should be very windy. The winds will stay with us Until

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Saturday, and we could get some heavy rain moving in on Friday

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night into Saturday, but that is uncertain at the moment. By the

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time we get to Saturday and Sunday, we will start to see the sunshine

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and temperatures increase income and I think it will be more settled

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into next week. Back to our top story tonight.

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Families of South East soldiers killed in Afghanistan have

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instructed the police and instructed the police and

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instructed the police and instructed the police and

:26:46.:26:46.

instructed the police and solicitors to investigate claims

:26:46.:26:47.

solicitors to investigate claims that they may have had their phones

:26:47.:26:49.

that they may have had their phones hacked by News of the World. Many

:26:49.:26:52.

of you have got in touch through email and Facebook with your

:26:52.:26:59.

comments. One viewer has said they wear

:26:59.:27:02.

really jumping before they were pushed. Packing into the records is

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disgusting. Another viewer says, the sad thing

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is that some will find they have not done anything wrong. As the

:27:09.:27:13.

parent of a soldier I would be mortified if this happened to me.

:27:13.:27:18.

The families of everyone caught up in this deserve apologies.

:27:18.:27:24.

One viewer says, call me a cynic, does this not take the heat of them

:27:24.:27:28.

for a bit, they will just a start up another Sunday rag within the

:27:28.:27:32.

month. And one more viewers says, the

:27:32.:27:36.

chief Executive should be fired, she was the editor when it was

:27:36.:27:40.

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