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Welcome to South East Today. I'm Rob Smith.

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And I'm Polly Evans. Tonight's top stories. More than 100 jobs under

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threat in Dover as SeaFrance is put into liquidation. So why are French

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workers celebrating? As youth unemployment reaches the

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million mark, the Shadow Chancellor visits Kent and asks what is the

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Government's plan for jobs? We had a plan, the Chancellor should

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listen to our plan for jobs and growth.

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Also in tonight's programme: Four more charge points for electric

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cars in Brighton - but why are so few people using them?

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It's a tall order - we meet the men repainting the Dungeness famous

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lighthouse. Going from strength to strength, by

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the skin of its teeth - refusing to give up the ghost. Happy 400th

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birthday to the book that changed the English language - the King

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James Bible. Good evening. The cross channel

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ferry operator SeaFrance has been put into liquidation, after a court

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in Paris rejected two bids to buy the company. It means 135 Dover-

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based employees will be made redundant, and their ferries

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between Kent and Calais will stop running at the end of January

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unless a new buyer can be found. However, French workers were

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actually celebrating the ruling today, saying it gives them more

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time to raise the 50 million euros they need to give them a chance to

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buy the company. Peter Whittlesea reports.

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Police and minibus after police minibus, the threat of workers

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scuttling the ferries has taken very seriously in Calais. These

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ships were going nowhere, but at midday, SeaFrance was given a

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reprieve with the French Court rejecting an offer St approved bid

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would have to be submitted by December. The unions in France were

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happy with this. The first time, the cut-off point was nearly half

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of the jobs and we were not convinced at all that the 460

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others would remain for a long time. Despite the reprieve, the police

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remained. It was reported more than 1,000 officers were on standby in

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Calais. The police presence start its here. Every car going end was

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stopped and we spotted 20 mini buses full of riot police. To give

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you an idea of security, a few seconds after we got out of the car,

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we. By customs officers and asked to produce a passport. French

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unions are asking to buy out the company, but British workers say

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they do not care who buys the company as long as they keep their

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jobs. I do not have a preference, we would all like to be employed,

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but we want a solid future going forward and not constant

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uncertainty every year. It is estimated the co-operative would

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have to raise at least 50 million euros to have any chance of buying

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SeaFrance. Financial experts think this is unlikely. I would imagine

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like everyone else in the euro-zone, the appetite to lend money to a

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business which is currently failing would be pretty slim.

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The French workers celebrated the ruling today in Calais, but with

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just six weeks left to save their jobs, the celebrations could be

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premature. Peter Whittlesea with that report,

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and he joins us live from Dover. There were no sailings today?

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and as a result, the lorries are building up on the and 50. They are

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trying to deal with the congestion problems. Now, the problem in Dover

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is what will happen to those 135 people that work for SeaFrance

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here? The French unions say the new way to safeguard those jobs is to

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back a buyout plan. They will not comment on them claims, but

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industry experts say, was going to lend money to workers who

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threatened to scuttle their own ships? Coming up: How donations to

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Pudsey are beating the bullies. With new figures out today showing

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that youth unemployment has continued to rise across the

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country, Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls came to Chatham to visit the advice

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service Connexions. The number of 16 to 24 year olds out of work has

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risen to just over a million, which is the highest since records began

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19 years ago. Our political editor Louise Stewart has this report.

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On the day unemployment amongst 18 to 24 year-olds reached a record

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high, the Shadow Chancellor came to Chatham to meet young people

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getting CV and interview skills advice. The latest unemployment

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figures array further blow to these young people a few miles away in

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Maidstone, many of the have struggles to find work since

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leaving school. I left school three years ago and went to college for

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one year, and after that, I went looking for jobs everywhere like

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pound land, different places like that, I gave in as many CVs as

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possible and it is so difficult because they do not even replied.

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It is very difficult, because outside, there is nothing, and

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everywhere is closed. It is very difficult to find work in this

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country. Am doing an apprenticeship ended his seeming a lot easier to

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make his CV and you get more confidence to go out and get work.

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The total has gone up to 6%, reaching 276,000 in the region. The

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picture is similarly bleak are -- among the young with 1.0 2 million

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people out of work. The challenge for young people in coastal towns

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of the south-east where the unemployment level is higher is to

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make sure that we give young people the best possible start to get into

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those employment opportunities that are available. There is no doubt

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there is a challenge persuading the employers to take out somebody

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without experience. Through work experience and through the matching

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service available, we try to get young people into an environment to

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show employee has the potential that they have. One such scheme is

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this one in Kent. We changed the strategy, rather than a scattergun

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approach, we get them to find work experience with employers that

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offer what they are looking for and it gives the personal touch and

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employers are much more willing to take them on at the end of the day.

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The Government says it has already taken on an initiative to get

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people into work, but that is little consolation for those

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dropping to find a job. A little earlier I spoke with the

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Shadow chancellor Ed Balls and put it to him that the first time youth

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unemployment had reached the million mark had actually been in

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2009, under the then Labour government.

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Before the global financial crisis, we had to lower youth unemployment

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that we inherited in 1997. We had the financial crisis and then the

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deficit at Kurds and. On the figures that I can see, that had

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risen to 748,000 by 2004, well before the global crisis and that

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was consistently high through to the end of the Labour

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administration. You have got to measure that as a percentage of the

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overall population, the fact is, the number of young people was

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growing during that period. The overall level had come down, but it

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then went up in the global crisis, but we acted with the future jobs

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funds to get opportunities for young people. That was abolished,

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the Government was trying to go faster with death as a true

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reduction and now unemployment is rising to record levels, be the

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high for young people, women and men, and having excuses or blaming

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Labour in the past or the euro-zone, that is not responsible government.

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They are in charge, they have got it wrong, they need to act, we had

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a plan, that is the only way to get the deficit down, and I say to

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people in Kent, there is a plan, we have got a plan.

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Ed Balls, the Shadow Chancellor talking to me earlier - and you can

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see the whole interview on our website, bbc.co.uk/kent. Our

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political editor is here now, and Ed Balls say the Government needed

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to change course to promote growth? Yes, that is the message from the

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opposition, from Labour. Unemployment is always a hot potato,

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bad news for the Government when it rises, but it clearly with the

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young people and with women where it has done this now, but it is

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worth noting that although unemployment has rivers in in the

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south-east will be 6% in the last three months, it is lower than the

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same time last year and still the lowest in the whole country. --

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unemployment has risen in the south-east.

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And later in the programme we'll be examining how authorities are using

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apprenticeships to tackle the problem of youth unemployment.

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A man is accused of inciting looting in Hastings through his

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Facebook site after posting a message saying he would be stealing

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things for his young daughter. 27- year-old Nathan Sinden was arrested

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during the height of this summer's riots when police were alerted to

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his Facebook page. Sarah Smith reports.

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These were the pictures on our TV screens in August. Rioting and

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looting in London that spread around the country leading police

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officers anxious it would not happen in their area. Against this

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backdrop, Neath in Sind and took to his computer. He wrote on his

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Facebook Page, let's start a riot In response to this message, he

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said that. He told the court he had just been joking when he wrote

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those lines. He said he had not been encouraging people to go out

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and take part in disorder, to burble premises as accused, he had

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just been messing around. A police officer told the court that these

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messages and others like it had caused most shops and businesses in

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the area to close early that night and that uniform officers were

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deployed to the town centre as rumours of trouble circulated. He

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denies encouraging anyone to go looting.

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Four new recharging points for electric cars have been installed

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on the streets of Brighton and Hove - in addition to the four that were

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installed at the start of last year. Drivers can recharge their vehicle

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for free for a trial period, but there are concerns about the

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numbers of people taking up the scheme. Our Environment

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Correspondent Yvette Austin joins me now from Brighton.

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If you have ever seen one of these before, this could be that filling

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station of the future. �130,000 of money from Europe and the City

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Council has been spent on providing aid of these. The money, it does a

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lot, I know, but people are increasingly the way for word, but

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the electricity from them has not been attracting as many people as

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they would like, even though it is free.

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You open up this hatch and you have two sockets, one is to have a fast

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charge and the other one is for an ordinary charge. No more petrol

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pumps, this new electric car says 60 to �70 a week in fuel costs.

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This costs virtually nothing to run because the electricity is free

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from these points. I have solar panels that tone, so it is also

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free bear. I spend about �400 every month and diesel for other cars I

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have got, but I do not do that now. In a city like Brighton with air

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pollution problems, and emissions free car seems like the way forward.

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These points produce power on tap, but the city council is

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disappointed with the uptake of just 22 cars using them. Any new

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initiative always takes a while to take off, but we would like more.

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22 is a good start. The slow start may be because the average cost of

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an electric car is nearly �30,000, one-third more expensive than a

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normal ones. Begin take up to 10 hours to fully charged and it lasts

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for just 100 miles, inevitably, views are mixed. I am in favour of

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saving the ozone layer and whatever else, it is a good idea. You could

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spend five hours driving up and then have to charge after the

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charge goes out. It would work in Brighton. If you're not in Brighton

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and there are no charge., what is the electric car version of a

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petrol can? I have a generator that I had used about 12 times in the

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last four months as an emergency supply. This is when the post has

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not been available. It seems we cannot do without petrol just yet.

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So, you can charge up here, go to London, charged there and get back,

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also you can go to hide where there are some points and get back, but

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it is a few and far between. The Government needs to invest in a

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wide range of a network of these so that people can use the money where

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they go. Thank you.

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This is our top story tonight. Ferry operator SeaFrance has been

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put into liquidation after a French court rejected two bids to buy the

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company. More than 130 jobs in Dover are now under threat and

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their ferries could stop running at the end of January, unless a new

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buyer is found. Also in tonight's programme -

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straight up, its a makeover. Dungeness Edwardian lighthouse gets

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a new coat of paint. The book that's taken root and

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turned the world upside down - how the King James Bible changed the

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The unemployment figures out today have been depressing reading -

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especially for those aged between 16 and 24. Over the years there

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have been a raft of ideas on how to get this age group into work. In

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the '70s there was the Youth Opportunities Programme or YOPS. In

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the '80s, Margaret Thatcher replaced YOPS with YTS or the Youth

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Training Scheme. Then the last Labour government introduced the

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Future Jobs Fund - scrapped in March this year. Now the coalition

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government's big idea is The Work Programme backed by many local MPs.

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Apprenticeships lead to proper jobs and do my own constituency where we

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did a campaign recruiting people, we got 181 people. I spoke to one

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of the training providers, Sussex Downs College, and they said they

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were getting 91 % conversion rate for all of their hospitality

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apprenticeships. That means that most of their apprentices went into

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full-time employment. government has also been pushing

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apprenticeship schemes. Our reporter Charlie Rose has been in

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Bexhill to see how youngsters have set up their own business as part

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of their apprenticeship. 17-year-old Chris Evans is one of

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their team young apprentices that got together and set up a business

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here in Bexhill by being trained in IT skills. Until this scheme

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started last month, he had been unemployed for one-and-a-half years.

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By was looking all the time I was unemployed and that some response,

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but I didn't get anywhere. Then I came here, and I got work

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straightaway. One area involves selling unwanted items on the

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internet for York will be bothered to not want to do it themselves. --

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local people who do not want. get a profit from it after the fees

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had been paid. The training is funded by the Government, and a

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local company employs the apprentices to run the new business.

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The young people here are working very hard to achieve not Tony a

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success now and profit now, but actually create jobs for the future.

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What would you do if you're not doing this scheme? I would probably

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be jobless. I don't know. Nationally, the jobless total has

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had a record high, but the plan for the sin apprentices in Bexhill is

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to continue bucking the trend. There is more information on the

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It began helping mariners to navigate the English Channel back

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in 1904. It's endured two world wars and it's believed the

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Luftwaffe. Now a team of builders and decorators are helping restore

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the Kent landmark. This is the Dungeness lighthouse. But it's not

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just a ladder and paint job, as Chrissie Reidy reports.

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It has been a long time coming, but after 15 years, the Dungeness

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lighthouse is being finally restored. We will get through about

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1.4 tonnes of paint on this lighthouse, putting four coats on.

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Two coats are waterproof to protected from the elements and

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then there are colour codes, which are also protected. It has endured

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two World Wars, whilst savage winters has left it riddled with

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water damage. We have structural cracks because there was a lot of

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movement in the airy and it has survived years of airplane bombing,

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bullets and at quakes and everything. It was opened in the 10

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of the century by the Prince of Wales and it took three years to

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complete. It began guiding people across the English Channel back in

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1904. But when the two power stations were built at Dungeness,

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Allied has was decommissioned in 1960, because the station master

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its light ended was no longer visible from the water. It

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certainly had a colourful life, it was used as a wedding venue and it

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was used in the Inspector Muna Lee mysteries. Stay back! I said stay

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back! It has had a wonderful life, it was through two World Wars, and

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it is one of the leading tourist attractions in Shepway. It is a

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wonder the place to visit in the summer, you can climb the steps and

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go on the balcony and there is a wonderful panorama, it is like you

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can see for ever. Now, they hope this Victorian landmark will be

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open again next February. Despite campaigns being run in many

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schools, bullying remains a major problem. According to the NSPCC,

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around a third of children are affected. But a Children In Need

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funded project is helping tackle the issue. We've teamed up with BBC

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School Report who sent three pupils from Cardinal Newman Catholic

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School in Hove to visit the Safety Net Assertive Project. They met

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Dylan who shared his story. It first happened in reception.

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They used to chase after me and hit me. Dylan was bullied. I felt

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really lonely because I did not have any friends speak has they

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used to say rumours about me. Whenever he went near me I used to

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walk away because I was really scared of him. It wasn't just

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physical. He used to make me feel really upset, because my dad died

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when he was a baby, and used to take the make. And he used to laugh

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at me because he died. I felt like I did not want to go back to school

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and I wanted to move schools. is not alone. According to the

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NSPCC, 31 % of children experience bullying in their child about some

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point. Over half of school children think that bullying is a problem in

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their school. 40 % of children did not tell anyone that they were

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being bullied. Things changed were Dylan when he came to Snap, the

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safety net to start of this project which helps children with bullying.

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We are here to see a workshop in action. What is certain behaviour

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is and how, because it is a tricky one, how Dylan could look

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assertive? Safety net gets money from Children In Need to help

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people build their confidence and self-esteem. This morning we had

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been learning about how to stand up for ourselves. And if somebody

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bullies us, Harrow we deal with it. Dylan has been able to use his

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experience to help other people. had a couple of sessions and they

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asked me to help them, to be the assistant, because I have had most

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of the experiences of bullying, whereas all of the groups that have

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gone there, they have all been bullied, and I tell them what it is

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like for me, and then I say most of the ways that I learned, all of the

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strategies. And that is how I dealt with the bully. It is like they had

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just gone away, and now I feel really happy.

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Dylan ending that report. And on Children In Need night on Friday,

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we'll be live at Bluewater. If you want to, meet outside Marks and

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Spencers. Or you can watch it live on South East Today at 6.30 - and

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throughout the evening. It's thought to be the biggest-

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selling book in history and even if you haven't read it, you'll know

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some of its passages word-for-word. Phrases like the blind leading the

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blind work wind. The King James Bible has had a profound impact on

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the English language and today the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan

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Williams celebrated its 400th birthday. Ian Palmer reports.

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When it was written, it was as politically text as it was sacred.

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King James, a Scottish market on the English throne room though very

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God-fearing but dangerously divided kingdom. Each faction of the Church

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had its own separate translation, but King James wanted a single text

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around which to unite his denied that realm. -- is the divided realm.

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It was to unite the English- speaking world and giving them a

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sense that their story was woven into the Bible story, it allowed

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people to think of their own experience in terms of biblical

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stories and metaphor. The beauty of its language has shaped our culture.

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It was written not for the high, but for the year. To be read aloud.

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Since the King James Bible was printed, it has formed part of our

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language and ways that we little understand. There are many

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expressions within the English- language that are taken directly

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from the King James Bible. Descriptions from the King James

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Bible are still in use today. These errors much a part of the way

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we speak now as we did 400 years ago. -- these are as much. The

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Church tried more modern translations, but the 1611 text

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endures. For Christians and non- Christians, this book you in my

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hand is the foundation stone for Could exercise holding it as well!

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It looks heavy! It looks cold air Very cold today. Temperatures only

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reached eight degrees for many of us to date, it was the coldest day

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we have had since 18th March this year. Temperatures are getting mild

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once again, as we reach Friday, it will be back up to temperatures

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bees all last week when we had temperatures of 14 or 15 degrees.

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Plenty of sunshine and that will last into the weekend. Before that,

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chilly temperatures with six or seven degrees at the moment. It

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should not fall a lower than that because of extra cloud and some

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drizzle. It will bring with it some milder temperatures, so it will be

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no Ramirez Cole does last night, staying above freezing. The

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starting cloudy and murky tomorrow, through the morning, it will

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eventually start to perk up about. Some of holes and the cloud and by

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the afternoon, West Sussex, Surrey, in two West Kent, getting plenty of

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sunshine. A lovely and to the day for the west of the Begent.

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Temperatures reaching 12 degrees, so above to date. Further to the

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east, the crowd will hang on, so temperatures will feel cooler. It

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carries on getting warm as we going to Friday. This will be the first

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Children In Need for ages where it is not wet, cold and windy, in fact

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it will be Sunni. A lovely day for Friday, and that is the whether we

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will have for the weekend. Tomorrow, it transition, a damp starts, but

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