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

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And and Rob Smith. After the collapse of SeaFrance,

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rival companies promise 300 new jobs, but only for the French.

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is great news to have a new ferry operator on the Dover to Calais

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route, however what I would say is that I think it is crazy for it to

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be French flag and have French word goes.

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If �1 million of taxpayers' money to help 50 families on to that

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housing ladder, is Hastings' "Lend A Hand" scheme good value?

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Transforming a waste land back into Dreamland. Should the site's owners

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be forced to sell Upshall it can be changed into a heritage park?

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A cut above - the Kent fashion student who has won the chance to

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display her work at a prestigious Paris fashion show.

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And off the Michael Morpurgo talks War Horse, Spielberg and his

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Good evening. Just one day after the collapse of SeaFrance with the

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loss of more than 1000 jobs, to rival ferry companies have

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announced that they are going into partnership to create a new Dover

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to Calais service. DFDS and LD Lines want to run two ferries on

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the route and create 300 jobs. But there is concern in Dover where

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workers fear they have been stopped to guarantee jobs for French

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employees instead. Simon Jones is life in the time for us now. What

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does this mean for local staff who have lost their jobs? I think it

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means more uncertainty. On the one hand it is encouraging that a big

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player like DFDS and LD Lines wants to set up, but it says it was set

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up with French workers, and it is unclear what benefits there will be

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for Dover workers. Protests in France by former

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SeaFrance workers fearful for the future. And concern in Dover as

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well. It is very sad. We have all worked here for a very long time,

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and a lot of people, there are several people, the couple's

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working here as well, so it is not just one couple losing their salary,

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it is double the money. And a lot of people are very upset about it.

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DFDS have today said they are going to move into Dover to Calais. Does

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that give you any hope? Possibly. I have not heard that, so I cannot

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comment. But it could do, yes. But the joint venture between DFDS

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and LD Lines said today it is in a unique position to create a number

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of sustainable French jobs, with French flag ships, with French

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seafarers. It is great news to have a new ferry operator on the route,

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however I would say that I think it is crazy for it to be French flag

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and to have French workers. If they had UK workers, they would pay less

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tax and it would be really great for the economy of Dover. DFDS

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insist it is too early to say what workers it will need here. We do

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believe it will be an opportunity to produce 300 positions for French

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crew, but there will also be opportunities elsewhere. Those

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opportunities that we are looking at at the moment, we are planning.

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But even if the new venture takes off, hundreds of SeaFrance workers

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on both sides of the Channel still face a bleak future.

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The bigger advantage for this new venture, is that they do have

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experience, although they may well bid for the assets of SeaFrance.

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The disadvantage is strained relations with the French unions,

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and that is why I think there has been so much emphasis today on the

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benefits for the French. So, DFDS and LD Lines have declared

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their joint proposal, but there are potentially other cross-Channel

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operators who may want to try to replace SeaFrance. Eurotunnel

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wanted by the SeaFrance ferries and lease them to another company. P&O

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is yet to declare its plans, but has already warned that

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Eurotunnel's proposals could give them to bigger share of the market

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and breach European competition laws. And managers at the port of

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Dover say that the cross-Channel market remains very robust.

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Industry experts say any new operators will be entering a tough

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market. The biggest issue is, is there enough big -- business going

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through Dover to make it viable to have an alternative route

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operating? The competition is good, it is good for pricing, but what do

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you do not want his businesses which actually are not making money

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and do not have a longer time my. Hugh Schofield joins us from Paris.

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SeaFrance union leaders have been meeting Government officials in

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France, have they been given hope that more jobs might be saved?

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promises, but some hope. The minister was up there hearing what

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you have been hearing, with the various plans around the table.

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Eurotunnel, possibly a hook up with a co-operative buyout. And of

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course the DFDS approach as well. The hope for the French side is

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that there will be jobs among the 300, and also SNCF, the former

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owner, but but they might supply 500 jobs.

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Do French President Nicolas Sarkozy faces re-election in April. He is

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keen for jobs to be fine for former SeaFrance workers. Whether they

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will also be created on this side of the channel is for from certain.

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But Dover District Council has promised tonight to support local

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workers and their families as much as possible.

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On the programme in a moment. High hopes for the 10-year-old from

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Kent with a starring role in the BBC's latest Dickens extravaganza.

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Sussex council is stepping in to help families who are struggling to

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afford a home get their foot on the housing ladder. Hastings Borough

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Council has agreed to underwrite mortgages for up to 50 first-time

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buyers who wanted to put down a 5% deposit on a house costing up to

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�150,000. It is borrowing �1 million to finance the scheme,

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which is in partnership with Lloyds TSB. Louise Stewart joins us live

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from Hastings. This is something of a first.

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Yes, it is a first for the whole of the South East. It has happened

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elsewhere, councils in the north- west, and it has been seen as

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successful. The whole idea is to help first-time buyers get on the

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property ladder. Rachel and her partner James only

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heard about the "Lend A Hand" scheme this morning, but wasted no

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time in heading straight to meet their bank manager. They had been

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rented for three years and say this is the only way to get on the

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property ladder. We have struggled with getting the

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deposit, because we have not been able to save as much as we would

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like to. So that was our stumbling point. So the 5% deposit was the

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best thing about the scheme. It is ridiculous, the amount of money you

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have to pay, and the average age of somebody who can afford to get on

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the housing market. So I think it is good that there are schemes like

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this. Hastings is the first council in

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the South East to adopt the scheme, but it has already benefited first-

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time buyers elsewhere, not just with deposits but also more

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favourable interest rates. We are boring, for this scheme,

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mending it then to Lloyd's, and then making money out of that

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arrangement, to act as a cushion in the scheme. It does not affect the

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council's budget, but I think it is a good way to use our ability to

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borrow, because first-time buyers can have a home who may have had

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difficulty raising the deposit. We are saying they are in

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accommodation of Ready, so it frees up that accommodation for some

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there be else. But critics say it is not the role

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of the local authority to guarantee boring for individuals. There are

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risks with this. If someone defaults on their mortgage

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repayment, they are exposed to that, and obviously the council taxpayers

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are exposed to that. Rachel and James Hopkin now will be

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able to buy their own property, but with funding limited to 50, many

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will be disappointed. This will help only a limited

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number of people, and some critics say it is not the best use perhaps

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of local authority money, but the Government have welcomed it, and

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say they want to roll out a scheme of their own later in the year.

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A former UK Border Agency officer has been jailed for 2.5 years for

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downloading more than 260 pictures of Indies -- he pleaded guilty to

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possessing indecent images of children which shed over the

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internet. Three men have been charged with

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conspiring to steal more than �2 million from the University of

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Sussex. It is alleged that money paid by the universe to's building

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work on new student Ackerman -- accommodation was on for lawfully

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diverted to another account. And' an Kemsing has been fined

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almost �2,000 after admitting it after admitting spreading tax

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outside police stations. But he said it was in revenge for a fine

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for disorderly behaviour of. Campaigners fighting to restore the

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historic Dreamland theme park in Margate to its former glory are

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backing plans for compulsory purchase of the site. A public

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inquiry opened today to decide whether Thanet District Council

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could force the owners to sell up. In its heyday in the 60s, Dreamland

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attracted hundreds of tourists. But it has fallen into disrepair since

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closing in 2006, and a major fire all but destroyed the roller

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coaster. Peter Whittlesea is live in my bit.

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The council has ambitious plans. They certainly have. You would

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imagine a planning inquiry would be a dry affair. But from the moment

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there started there was claim and counter-claim. Owners do not want

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to lose the sight, but the council know there is something possible

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about the nostalgia of Dreamland. It is synonymous with Margate.

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It was a magnet for tourism. That is how the council's leading - Mac

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legal team described Dreamland in its heyday. They claim a heritage

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theme park will not just hark back to the good old days, but help

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revive the local economy. They say it can only happen if the site is

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compulsorily purchased. We have worked hard in trying to

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resolve the matter of the future of Dreamland with the landowners. Over

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the last few years. But unfortunately we have not been able

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to come to a resolution on that that satisfy his the council in

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respect of insuring the breach generation of Dreamland as a

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tourist attraction for Margate. first roller-coaster opened in 1921.

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And the party enjoyed a golden age in 1960s. But Dreamland has been

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effectively closed since 2006, used only by occasional travelling fairs.

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For those who worked on the theme park's famous Grade 2 listed

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roller-coaster, they say it has to be saved. It is one of two rides

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which have listed status. There is so much bald wide interest for this

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ride, and for the park to be open. The landowners say a compulsory

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purchase order can only be served if there is a compelling case in

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the public interest. Their legal team claims the plans for a

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heritage theme-park a half-cocked, and the council do not have enough

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money to deliver the proposals. But those who have spent years fund-

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raising say that is not true. have actually got a prudent

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business plan. If anything, it is pessimistic. We believe in the

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project, and so do Thanet District Council, so does the Government's

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Department for Culture, Media and Sport and the Heritage Lottery Fund.

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But for anyone who spent their fun- filled you can hear, this is more

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than just a public inquiry. It is about emotions and the future of

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the place which to them it will That is why it it has been good --

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described as a sad picture of neglect. The landowners say they

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have ambitious plans for a better than what the council has proposed.

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The planning inquiry is due to last another seven days and today the

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planning inspector had a site visit. A Sussex University medical student

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accused along with two friends of murdering a television executive

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has told a jury in the Old Bailey that she panicked after seeing them

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attack him in their room. 20 year- old Mundil Mahill who comes from

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Chatham says she could see Gagandeep Singh was being heard,

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after luring him to her home, but had no idea he would it end up dead.

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Mundil Mahill today describe the sequence of events leading up to

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get in the's -- Gagandeep Singh's death, at first it was a text

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It was put to Mundil Mahill, the prosecution claimed that this

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showed the two review had decided to kill Gagandeep Singh. That

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sounds ridiculous, she replied. Is it true, she was asked. No, she

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said. But she had persuaded Gagandeep Singh to meet her at her

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house in Brighton. Waiting there were her two friends. Her defence

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Sunny, the court court was told, was a devout Sikh that Gagandeep

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Singh looked at two, and someone who would lecture him on the Sikh

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religion and his behaviour with young women. Sometimes crying,

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sometimes stumbling, Mundil Mahill today described the moment

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Gagandeep Singh was set upon. She says she took him to her room to

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have a private road with him when Darren Peters pounced on him,

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punching him. She said she left the room in a panic, not knowing what

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to do. With the sound of dull thuds coming from behind her. Gagandeep

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Singh's body was discovered hours later in the boot of a burnt-out

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Mercedes in a secluded South London -- London lane. The three

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defendants deny murder. The trial continues.

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It is at 6:45pm. Two rival ferry companies say they

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want to join forces to takeover the collapsed sea France Dover to

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Calais service. They say they would take on 300 of the 1000 workers who

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have lost their jobs, but have only promised to take on French staff.

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Politicians say that plan is crazy. Also tonight. I promise you I will

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look after him if I can, I will look -- return to him. A War Horse

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of a movie, we speak to all the Michael Morpurgo about seeing his

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book on the big screen and his childhood in Kent -- author Michael

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Morpurgo. Until recently, #ColourWhite --

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Lyudmila Lane was a full-time mum whose remarkable design talents was

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only appreciated by her friends and family. But four years after

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starting a degree course at university, she has won an

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international competition which will show cuts her work in Paris. -

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- showcase her work. Pretty, pleated, and prize-winning.

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Lyudmila Lane's designs may not have been created if it was not for

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her daughter suggested she should go to university. All of these

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years, it just changed everything in my life completely. It

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completely changed everything. it could change even more. Having

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beaten more than 50 international colleges, she has won the who is

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next fashion competition, given her the chance to showcase her designs

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in Paris. It is a great chance to meet professional business people,

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client buyers, make some new project, new connections. It is

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amazing, a chance for me. graduate of the University for

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creative arts in Rochester, could Lyudmila Lane had the success of

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Zandra Rhodes of Karen Millen, Ford and -- former student of the same

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university? It is an amazing opportunity, she will be able to

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launch her own career from his opportunity in Paris. It is

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fantastic. I think what would make me happy would be to see my dresses

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worn by a people on the street. Women, I think that would be, that

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would make my life complete. goes to Paris at the end of the

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month. She had to turn hap dream It is the emotionally-charged story

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of a horse swept up into the horror and carnage of the First World War,

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that has already been turned into an award-winning stage play and it

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is about to hit the cinema screens in a film directed by Hollywood

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great steel when Spielberg. There are some strong connections to the

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south-east. The movie version stars Robert Emms from Horley in Surrey,

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and the original model was written by Michael Morpurgo who was head

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boy when he was at King's School in Canterbury. What is it? It is a

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horse they found wandering about in no-man's land. It is an epic tale

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of loyalty and hope. A horse gets separated from his own and ends up

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in the trenches during World War One. The man behind the book,

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Michael Morpurgo, who was awarded the Children's Laureate in 2003,

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began much of his writing while living in Kent. To start with, it

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did not do very well, it never start -- sold more than a couple of

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1000 copies per year. As a children's book, it did not win a

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prize and it got mixed reviews. Then the National Theatre came

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along and decided, we want to make a play of this with these amazing

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puppets. And they transformed this little children's book into this

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book for every one. We are at war! I promise you a look out for him.

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If I can return -- if I can, I will return him to your care. Steven

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Spielberg sees the stage adaptation and it inspired him to make the

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film? Within a week, he was over, he saw it three times, he met the

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cast, went to the Imperial War Museum, and he lost himself in it

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totally. It was like talking to a kid who had discovered a crock of

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gold. He loved the story. He is one of the great cinematic storytellers

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of our generation, and he wanted to make a film of this book, this play,

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using the best from the play and the best from the book and bringing

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with it new ideas of his own. Michael's formative years were

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spent at boarding school in Canterbury. It was a very beautiful

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place in Canterbury, and if that Cathedral, King's School, week wore

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a very funny uniform with funnies - - funny hat. I was not a very good

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school boy, I did not do my lessons very well and I did not do well in

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my exams. I am the only boy that drives in the village. 25 year-old

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Robert Emms from Hawley was in the stage production when Spielberg saw

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the show in London. He did not realise he was effectively

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auditioning for a part in Spielberg's murder -- movie. I met

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him and the producer for a chat, just really to chat about the play.

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It was him saying how much he enjoyed it and been very

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complimentary, which was a great moment. While Michael helps the

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dash hopes the movie will be a huge success, if it encourages

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youngsters to pick up a book and discover reading, it will be a job

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well done. Kent County Council have launched

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their Year of Sport campaign today with a British record. Many of the

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county's best young sports men and women were at County Hall to

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witness the record for BMX static jumping. A height of more than 48

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inches. The organisers want to encourage everyone to make the most

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of the sporting opportunities available this year. A sustained

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legacy is what we are after 4th a we will have a party this year what

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happens, but I want to see the year after that, that there is interest

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and excitement in sport and physical activity and it is

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sustained. It is Charles Dickens' final novel,

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set in a fictionalised Rochester Cathedral, but the great author

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died before he could complete The Mystery of Edwin Drood. That has

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not stopped the BBC from adapting the -- dark tale of drug addiction

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and obsessive love, and 10 year-old Alfie Davis from Herne Bay is one

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of the start of the adaptation which starts today on BBC 2.

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It is a dark and disturbing tale, a murder mystery, set in a scene

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inspired by it begins' home turf of Rochester, who is youngest League

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is a Kent boy. -- inspired by Charles Dickens' home turf of

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Rochester. Do that again and I will The story does have lighter moments.

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Classic Charles Dickens so he style humour, and Alfie Davis injects a

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cheekiness that the director of this adaptation described as

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proving he was born for the role. What have we got today? Who is this

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when he is at home? I was trying to be a bit like a geyser at his -- in

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it. He had his own picture of the character in mind, but when the

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directors or mind, he said it was OK. I saw him in one of his end of

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term productions. I had not worked with him yet and I could not

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believe what I was seeing. He was so brave, and so big. And so

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characterful. He was so polished as well. Alfie auditioned for the pot

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by mobile phone from his holiday in Spain. It won him the role as

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Ragamuffin deputy. He is some gentlemen that once the chill of

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your domain. After reading the script, Alfie's mind is made up

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over the quality of this story. should have been his best novel, it

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was very good. I reckon if he had actually finished that book, I

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think that would have been one of his best novels and been really

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famous. So tonight sees the completion of Charles Dickens'

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novel and a performance from a 10 year-old Viv great ambitions in

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acting and playwriting. Brimming racket, hoping -- enough to put an

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honest man of his large! -- of his lunch!

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He is a cute little urchin! If that The Mystery of Edwin Drood is on

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It was cloudy this afternoon, it stays that way through tonight and

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tomorrow, surprise surprise, very similar indeed. Cloudy start, mild

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in the afternoon. Temperatures very mild for the time of year. We are

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several degrees above average, in double figures. That is set to

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change on Thursday. By Friday, for the first time for a while, below

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average temperatures. High pressure was control today, we had light

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south-westerly breeze is. Milder air, temperatures in double figures.

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Some brighter breaks throughout the afternoon. A bit more cloud as we

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go through tonight, we could see some light and patchy rain and

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drizzle over higher ground. Temperatures only dropping to lows

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of seven or eight degrees. Normally those are the type of temperatures

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we would see in the daytime. The average overnight is around two

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degrees. A cloudy and mild start tomorrow, very difficult changes. A

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bit more brightness into the afternoon, chasing the cloud cover.

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The chance of some mist and fog patches first thing, but they will

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clear quickly. The winds from a westerly direction, light for

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assault. -- us all. Tomorrow night, a good deal of cloud cover.

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Temperatures not getting much below five or six degrees. The chance of

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some light and patchy rain by the cloud cover get particularly thick.

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There will be a bit of a change on Thursday, of weather front is

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sinking south-east would bringing more cloud. It stays mild,

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temperatures of 10 degrees. The chance of some light rain first

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thing. Once the rain does, temperatures will drop to freezing.

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