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

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Tonight's top stories: A guilty plea from the men accused of

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beheading a Kent pensioner while she was on holiday in India. We are

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live from her home town of Chatham. 41 truckers give up an hour's wage

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each week to help a colleague stay at home with his terminally ill

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children. I can't believe that these guys sacrifice their wage for

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me. It would like to thank them very much.

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Also in tonight's programme: More rape claims are dismissed in Kent

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than anywhere else in the country - campaigners say they are deeply

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concerned. Around the world on 8,000 litres of

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cooking oil - the bio-trucker returns from his global adventure.

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Horns and broadswords - remembering the Viking attack on Canterbury

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Good evening. Two men accused of kidnapping and beheading a Kent

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pensioner while she was on holiday visiting relatives in India have

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pleaded guilty to her murder. Surjit Kaur, a 67-year-old mother-

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of-three from Chatham, was killed during a trip to the Punjab region

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earlier this year. Sara Smith reports.

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At surgeon Corps had gone to India in February for an extended holiday.

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News of her death reached her family in Kent two months later.

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There was no closure. We could not say goodbye to my mum. There was no

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funeral. She had been staying at her son's holiday home in did

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didn't jab. Seven weeks into her trip she was reported missing. At

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body was found five days later it hundred miles away. She is

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understood to have been strangled and beheaded. Today in India two

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men admitted responsibility, in a case that has attracted much

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attention in the country. In terms of murder in India, every case is a

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high-profile case. Whenever British people come back to Punjab, they

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exercise a lot of influence. They investigation into the death was

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reduced by the Gillingham MP in Parliament. The Prime Minister more

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or less but for the Foreign Office opinion that the that

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responsibility lies with the police in India. Today the MP welcome

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developments. From where we started to where we are now, where the

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family have been told that the accused have now pleaded guilty is

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a long way in obtaining justice for the family. Now the weight is on to

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see what sentence the court composers.

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- - imposes. Sara Smith reporting, and she joins us live from Surjit

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Kaur's home town of Chatham. Sara, what happens to the two men now?

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The two men may have pleaded guilty, Palmer - - - - it could be a long

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time before they get their verdict, their sentence. Some details could

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come out in the trial about what happens and it could give her

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children here some more information on the details surrounding her

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death. 41 Kent lorry drivers are giving up

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an hour's wage every week so their colleague can stay at home with his

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terminally ill children. Two of Joseph Williams' children have a

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rare and incurable genetic disorder and his baby daughter is a carrier

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of the faulty gene. But Joseph and his wife, Faye, say they are

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determined not to give up hope, even though the medical options

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have run out. Claudia Sermbezis reports.

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This seven-year-old child suffers from a syndrome that leads to heart

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problems and chronic renal failure. Doctors say her time is running out.

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The they said weeks or months because they can treat her. The

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drugs will not keep working, and that is it, really, for her. Kidney

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failure has no cure. She is going to die. Even to keep the failures

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have no cure, I believe there is something they can drive. Joseph is

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a match for his doctor, but she has been told that she would not

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survive the transplant. He works as a lorry driver. All 41 of his

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colleagues had decided to to make an are of their weekly wage, the

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company will pay the rest, so just it can be at home on full play.

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is a lovely fella, a big character and he has one of our team. I think

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it is great that the boys have rallied round to help them. Not one

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driver refused to sign. What - - not one driver asked how long it

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would go on for, we all did because he is such a nice guy and we don't

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think you should be at work while his child is the way she is. Their

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generosity has a Maersk a couple. am amazed that it has happened.

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Abbott like to thank them very much. Their other wee boy, Joseph, has

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the syndrome and their little girl also is a career, but they are

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determined to stay positive. need to stay strong and stay

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together. Keep hoping. In a moment, the first green MP,

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the first green council, but how much difference is the party

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More allegations of rape are dismissed as so-called 'no crimes'

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by Kent Police than by any other force in the country, according to

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new figures from a BBC Freedom of Information request. In Kent, of

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304 rape allegations made last year, 30% were dismissed, compared to

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almost 26% of rape cases in Surrey, but less than 10% in Sussex. The

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national average is less than12 %. Gloucestershire Police recorded the

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lowest figure, with just 2% of rape allegations dismissed.

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Organisations working with rape victims in Kent say they are deeply

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concerned. This whole categorisation of no crime sent a

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message to the victim that they are not being believed. We know that

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the most damaging thing that we can do to the victims his talent but we

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don't believe them. - - that. So, what is the process for deciding

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that there is no crime involved in a rape allegation? First, the

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police will thoroughly investigate the allegations. If necessary,

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additional evidence, such as CCTV footage may be studied. But if a

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senior officer or the Crown Prosecution Service decides there's

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not enough evidence to support the allegation, it's not pursued

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further and logged as no crime. Kent police are extremely keen to

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report from the outset any allegation of sexual assault.

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Perhaps we do this better than some other forces who are not so robust

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in their recording processes, which is why Kent police have such high

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figures. Our Social Affairs Correspondent, Yvette Austin, joins

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us now from Kent Police GHeadquarters in Maidstone. Yvette,

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these new figures add to long- standing concerns about low

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conviction rates for rape, don't they? Absolutely. Statistics

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surrounding reporting rate have been controversial for some years.

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Back in 2006 a report said that the conviction rates for reported rates

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stood at just 6%. Many people said that that figure is misleading

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because conviction rates for those charged this year stands at 71 %.

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The complaint is that many victims say they don't get the help and

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support that they need to pursue their claims. Earlier I spoke to

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one woman who says she has been raid and he has dismissed her claim

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to anonymity so that she can pursue her interests of talking to us and

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giving us her experiences. We are at the victim, but almost betrayed

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as the criminal through the questioning. I don't think a lot of

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woman can do that and stand-up and give evidence. You heard earlier

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from a charity that said one of the problems here in Kent, unlike

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elsewhere, there is not a dedicated centre for sexual abuse victims

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were they can go for a sympathetic ear and for the treatment but the

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need away from the harsh surroundings of a police station or

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a hospital. For the detailed figures from across the country,

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plus further commentary and analysis, visit our website,

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bbc.co.uk/news. Four men have been arrested

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following a ram raid attack on a village shop in Kent. Two 4X4

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vehicles were used in the early hours of this morning to smash

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their way into Martin's Newsagent's in Bearsted and remove a cash

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machine. The men are being questioned at Maidstone Police

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Station. British Transport Police have increased the number of

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officers on trains and the south- east after attacks on staff. 10

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more officers are being deployed on the Medway valley routes. Union

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representatives say stations are not being sufficiently staffed.

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Proposals for a second annual half- marathon in Brighton have been

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withdrawn, following concerns they would damage a long-established

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event in the city. The Sussex Beacon charity has hosted the

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city's half-marathon for more than 20 years, with the next one

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scheduled for February. The Grounded Events Company has

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withdrawn its request to hold a similar race in October. She's

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Britain's first ever Green MP and today the Member for Brighton

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Pavilion, Caroline Lucas, took to the stage in Sheffield to give her

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Leader's Speech at the party's autumn conference. Her election to

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Westminster paved the way for Brighton and Hove to become the

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country's first Green-controlled council. But what impact has her

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political success had on the ground in Sussex? John Young has been

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finding out. Who applause today for the leader

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who is widely seen to have taken the Green Party into the mainstream

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and to a Paris based on the Sussex coast. For months on, what are the

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early verdicts under the first green city council? The business

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community or always going to be hard to please. What is their

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verdict? We have had 15 years have no vision at all. The Green Party

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knew what they wanted to go to. We now have a clear vision. If you had

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asked me this year would I have expected it, the answer would have

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been, no, I wouldn't have expected to have that opinion. The business

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score is nine out of 10. Green councillors announced that they had

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already paid it - - improved pay for look low-paid council workers,

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and launched radical plans to improve pedestrian routes, but the

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critics have accused them to field to get rid of �130,000 salaries for

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tour - - 44 top bosses, the only secondary school and not tackling

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housing turgidly. This building has been derelict for a number of years.

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We see buildings that this all across the city derelict with

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nothing happening. The verdict from Labour, three a dividend. We are

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wanting to put affordable housing at the top of the list. To say that

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we haven't done enough in 100 days is a bit harsh. We are doing our

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best with that. I think that we have done pretty well. Mr Lucas's

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own score, up 8 1/2 at a 10. Among its voters? About seven out of 10,

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mainly because Caroline Lucas has been instrumental in helping some

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friends of mine. Two out of 10 for their policy on the roads and

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driving. Nine out of 10, for this year's Gay Pride, the way they

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planned it, the clean-up. The rest of the electorate will be able to

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give their verdict in May 2015. Our Political Editor, Louise

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Stewart, is here. So, the party conference season is underway.

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Louise, what are the challenges for the Greens and the other parties

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here in the South East? Despite Caroline Lucas's high profile

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nationally, but hasn't translated to success elsewhere. She needs to

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build on than in Dubai appealing to disaffected Liberal Democrats.

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Elsewhere, UKIP have been holding their party. Nigel Farage wants to

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appeal to disaffected Conservatives. The Conservatives are part of the

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problem, not the solution. They get their votes by promising to stand

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up for the nation, and the trip is the never really mean it in the

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first place. But they are engaged in is an exercise in mass deception

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and they are being rumbled. Louise, this is just the start of the

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conference season, what can we expect from the other major

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parties? The conference season is a time not just for the parties to

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talk internally, but for us to see how they're doing. What Nick Clegg

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needs to prove is that he has not been overshadowed in the coalition.

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The Conservatives need to show that there been robust in the coalition.

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Ed Miliband needs to prove that he has fulfilled his role as leader

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and can win back boats in the south-east. It will be a bumpy few

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weeks for them all. You can find out more on my blog at

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bbc.co.uk/louisestewart. Or follow me on Twitter at BBCLouise.

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This is our top story tonight: Two men accused of kidnapping and

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beheading a Kent pensioner while she was on holiday visiting

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relatives in India have pleaded guilty to her murder. Surjit Kaur,

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a 67-year-old mother-of-three from Chatham, was killed during a trip

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to the Punjab region earlier this year.

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Also in tonight's programme: Join me to find out how the owners of

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this track managed to travel 20,000 miles around the world but only

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paid for fuel once. 1,000 years on, commemorations of

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the day the Vikings invaded Canterbury.

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In the aftermath of 9/11, many were afraid to visit the site of the

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terror attacks. But for Canon Jim Rosenthal, an American who was

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working at Canterbury Cathedral, it was a trip he felt he had to take.

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Alex Beard has the last report in our series looking back on the

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events of 10 years ago. Things have scared me in the past,

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but nothing like this because it was just too big. Despite an

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international nervousness to fly after nine 11th, Father Jim flew a

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week after the attacks to go to New York hands realised he no longer

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recognised the city. They were still looking for bodies. It was

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horrific. I went to the sight of a church that was crushed to the

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ground. I have been in that church many times. It had just disappeared.

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He went to a neighbouring church on Wall Street have to console shocked

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New Yorkers. Everybody now knows what some pulsed chapel is because

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it became a hospital, canteen, a place for people could sleep, posed

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pictures of the departed. It was an incredible experience for me to

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spend time with them and walk through the rubble. I probably

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cried more during that time than a my whole life. These experiences

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led him to set up awareness Sunday, a chance to reflect on 9/11. It is

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now celebrated and 22 countries. - - in a 22 countries.

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You can see all three of Alex Beard's reports on the 9/11 attacks

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It was a mad-cap adventure by an environmental activist, to see just

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how far you could travel in a battered old van powered solely by

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cooking oil. Andy Pag set off two years ago and circled the globe,

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clocking up 20,000 miles and travelling through 25 countries all

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on 8,000 litres of used cooking oil. Today, he ended his epic voyage

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back in Dover and our reporter Peter Whittlesea is there now. The

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so-called bio-truck has taken quite a battering, hasn't it, Peter?

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It certainly has. He bought this for �800 after it finished as like

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as a school bus in Preston. It lost its windscreen, white purse, and

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the engine had to be rebuilt in India. They look like pictures from

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a Hollywood film about a guy he builds an Eco camper from a heap of

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trash then goes on at 20,000 mile road trip around the World's

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finding love on the way. For Andy, that is not movie magic, it is the

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last two years of his life. I had this idea of driving around the

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world, but a wanted to do it sustainably. This is an experiment

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to see if it can be done in a sustainable way. Some things have

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worked really well, the idea of using waste cooking oil. I was

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surprised as anybody else to realise it can be done right the

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way around the world. An American freelance journalist did an article

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about him, Andy Phelan love over the Internet and Christina finally

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joined in Indonesia. With its on board will refinery and composting

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toilet, unusual odours were the only obstacle to romance. That is

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the compost toilet! His feats and the compost toilet. I have

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essential oils and incense, but none of it really works together

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that the smell! Despite the smells, they are now engaged. Dover may be

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the end of this road trip, but a sequel to Africa is already planned.

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It is the aroma that made me stutter earlier! This is all

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completely reclaimed. The special likes, they are from solar panels

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on the roof, and in here is the infamous Eco toilet that nearly

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jeopardised their romance. Andy has promised to clear that out before

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they go on their next trip. In here of the aroma is smiled Camembert, I

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would say. Herne Bay may not have produced too

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many Olympic medal winners in the past, but that could be about to

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change. Dan Ritchie won a silver medal at the World Rowing

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Championships last weekend and today he came back to Herne Bay to

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help inspire pupils at his old school, as Neil Bell reports.

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At 24, Dan Ritchie appears to have a long career ahead of him. His

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target is not just to make it to the London Games, but the next

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three Olympics. This afternoon he was guest of honour at his old

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school. If you get into the British team, you are expected to get a

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medal. There is a lot of expectation on us by the public,

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but more comes from our cells. was back at the school to open and

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you sport and leisure project. Dan to be opening this facility, we

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could not ask for a better person. He is a Herne Bay boy, a student of

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the school and now a potential Olympian. Last weekend he was

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taking on the world's best, but he will get the chance tomorrow to

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have their race with his old friends at the local rowing club.

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Go down and have a go. He has already won a number of metals,

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including silver last week, but he aims to be even better than that

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next summer. Football now and Brighton and Hove

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Albion manager Gus Poyet has won the Championship manager of the

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month award for August following the club's unbeaten start to the

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season. The Seagulls will be hoping to continue their great run at

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Bristol City tomorrow. Poyet has yet to decide whether new signing

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Vincente Rodriguez will start the game. In League One, third-placed

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Charlton are also unbeaten in the league. The Addicks take on

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struggling Exeter at the Valley with manager Chris Powell no doubt

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hoping they can get all three points after being held to a draw

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by Sheffield Wednesday in midweek. League Two leaders Crawley Town

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face what is probably their toughest game in the football

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League so far when they travel to third place Morecambe. But after a

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cup and league blip, their demolition of Bristol Rovers last

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Saturday suggests they are back to their best. Loan signing Scott

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Griffiths stands by to make his debut.

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Despite two successive defeats, Gillingham remain sixth, but will

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be very keen to return to winning ways at home to Accrington Stanley.

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The game is unlikely to live up to last season's two matches between

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the sides, which produced a remarkable 15 goals.

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It was one of the bloodiest episodes the South East has ever

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seen. In the year 1011, under the command of Thorkell the Tall, an

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army of Viking warriors besieged the city of Canterbury. The

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terrrified inhabitants held out bravely for three weeks, but

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eventually their city was destroyed. Today, as Robin Gibson reports, a

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month-long series of events began to commemorate what happened a

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thousand years ago. The arrival of Vikings in the centre of Canterbury

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1000 years ago was nothing to smile about, but this month the story of

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deceit and sacking of the city will be brought to life. We're at the

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Canterbury Museum tomorrow and you will be put through your paces to

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seed you can join this army. This ditties - - city stood alone

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against one of the most feared armies in Europe. After a month the

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Abbots of the Abbey let them into slaughter, burn and destroy all in

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their pack. The place was levelled. Churches and houses burned. People

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slaughtered in the most brutal manner. It is a little-known

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episode in our history and, but one of the most bloody and dramatic.

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These are Viking Arctic - - artifacts were uncovered by

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archaeologists in the city. The story of the massacre was handed

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down through chronicles. Every man, every house them come every wife,

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every monk, every man was taken to slavery. Writing well after the

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events, a writer said that of a population of 8000 only 800 survive

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the siege. The whole reason why they sacked Canterbury was because

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the English occupant had failed to pay the money. Maybe if they had

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been a cash machine in those days, the whole crisis could have been

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extorted. The city fell prey to barbaric cruelty. Our eyes are

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Let's get to take on the weather. We have had a mostly dry, muggy day

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to day. We have got further outbreaks of rain coming over the

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weekend. At the time we get to Monday we have a weather warning

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about gale-force winds, particularly on the south coast.

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Today will be quite a quiet day weather Wise. We will stay mostly

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dry with plenty of cloud and lighter winds. In the best of any

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brightness this afternoon, highs will give up to 22 degrees. It

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stays dry at as we move into tonight with plenty of cloud around.

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What will be noticeable will be the temperatures, hardly dropping from

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third day time values. - - their daytime values. We have this narrow

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band of rain spreading eastwards. By early afternoon tomorrow we will

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see does rain pitching in. The south-westerly winds will be fairly

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light. Temperatures will feel pretty warm but highs of 22 degrees.

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The rain will clear as you move into tomorrow evening, but it is

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followed by further showers. The winds will start to pick up. Again

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it will be a mild night with temperatures ranging between 14 and

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17 degrees. Moving into Sunday, there will be heavy outbreaks of

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rain. Temperatures will struggle to get out of the teens. The really

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