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

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A week to improve services - the new Tunbridge Wells Hospital is

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warned over the standard of patient care in Accident and Emergency.

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We'll be speaking live to the area's MP, Greg Clark.

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Sex offenders are being freed from Maidstone Prison without effective

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treatment for their behaviour, says the Chief Inspector of Prisons.

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Also in tonight's programme: Hundreds turn out for the funeral

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of Canterbury musician Hugo Wenn, who drowned last month.

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It's controversial, but what would the benefits be? We take a look at

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the business case for Boris Island. And the Eastbourne man who took up

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painting in his retirement - in grand style.

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Good evening. Kent's newest, state- of-the-art hospital isn't meeting

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essential standards of patient care in its Accident and Emergency

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department. That's the view of the independent regulator, the Care

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Quality Commission. It carried out an unannounced inspection of the

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Tunbridge Wells Hospital at Pembury and found patients left on trolleys

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due to lack of beds and inadequate staffing levels. It's been told

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that if it does not make immediate changes, it will face censure.

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Katherine Downes reports. Margaret has to walk with the flame

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now, she kept herself in a fall last November and was taken to

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Pembrey for treatment. They took me into a at side room and I lay there,

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still on the trolley, from 5 o'clock tea time until 3 o'clock in

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the morning before they even put me into a bed. I was in terrible pain

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but they did not give me a drink or anything to eat. Margaret was not

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the only patient to suffer in the hospital. The care quality

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commission inspectors in January found serious problems in accident

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and emergency. We found people were waiting far too long for care. Some

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needed to be Tricia and urgently and that was not the case. --

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treated urgently. They did not have sufficient staff to cope with the

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numbers of people coming through their doors. Since that visit the

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hospital say they have made immediate changes. We have been

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working hard to enforce more nurses and doctors and help improve

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patient care. Why was that not in place to start with? We had more

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patience than we expected coming through the doors which has been a

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problem. We have to increase staff more than anticipated. Now more

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staff are called in at busy times and patience are reviewed every two

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are us to try to minimise the time they spend in accident and

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emergency. The Trust have been told that if they do not act quickly

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then action will be taken against them.

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So what exactly is the Care Quality Commission? It's an independent

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regulator set up to check whether hospitals, care homes and care

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services are meeting government standards of quality and safety.

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They make unannounced inspections and when standards aren't being met

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they can issue fines, stop admissions and, in the worst cases,

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suspend or cancel a care service's registration. At the Tunbridge

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Wells Hospital in Pembury, inspectors found patients visiting

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A and E had to wait "far too long for attention". They found the unit

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appeared to be understaffed and were told doctors and nurses

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"struggled on busy days" to treat patients properly. And on the day

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inspectors visited, three ambulance crews were waiting in a corridor,

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as there were no beds for their patients in the major injury unit.

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What did patience there today think of the service go smack the service

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is excellent, the ladies are very nice and service was brilliant.

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think it has been fine, she is quite happy but just a bit bored

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sitting there. I think the staff are good and helpful. No problem

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with waiting times? It was efficient for stock --. We are

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joined live now from Westminster by Greg Clark the Conservative MP for

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Tunbridge Wells. This is a brand new hospital, what is your reaction

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to the news that accident and emergency is failing to provide

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adequate care? Well it is disappointing, we have one of the

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finest hospitals in the country and we need the best organisation in

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the country. It is not acceptable that people should be kept waiting

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even for four hours, which is the standard. But to be kept waiting

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longer than that if you are in pain is not good enough. This programme

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first reported problems with staffing back in October so why has

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it taken so long for anything to be done? That is a good question and

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it goes beyond that because one of the problems over the years we have

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had has been long waiting times in accident and emergency. And it is

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disappointing that a problem that happened before has been imported

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into the new hospital. I think the management needs to get a grip of

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it and we need to have the standard of organisation that matches the

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standard of facilities that we have. But does it come down to money

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because the Trust said that it remained under cash pressures duty

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-- due to the impact of additional costs. It is completely

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unacceptable to keep people waiting in accident and emergency, people

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in pain, in a state of anxiety and stress. If there's one thing a

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hospital least to do it is to treat people who coming in an emergency

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efficiently and well. So that is not acceptable. If the management

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think they cannot afford to provide a decent standard of care they

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should come and talk to me and fellow MPs and we will see the

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health secretary to get to the bottom of that. They have not said

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that to me so I can only assume it is a matter of organisation. Will

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you be seeing their health secretary about this the Ismat

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Ogilby visiting the management of the hospital. I spoke yesterday to

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the chief-executive and he assured me that steps were in place and the

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situation was much better than in January. He mentioned that people

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would be a check every two hours but I think they should see someone

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murdered retrained every hour if they are kept waiting to make sure

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that they are not deteriorating and are being given some sustenance.

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Because even for hours, I do not find that acceptable. It needs to

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improve quickly. The care Equality Commission today said they would be

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making further spot checks of the hospital in the near future for.

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Maidstone Prison has been criticised for significant

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shortcomings in the way it deals with sex offenders. The Chief

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Inspector of Prisons says sex offenders are being released from

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the jail without their behaviour being "effectively challenged." Our

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Home Affairs Correspondent Colin Campbell has the story.

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Maidstone prison is a specialist centre for sex offenders. The

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report today reveals that owns an unacceptably limited number of

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treatment places available to inmates here with around 100

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waiting to participate in treatment programmes. You're dealing with a

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group that are very dangerous and hard to deal with. But the very

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fact that they're not going through that programme and are being

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released on the street, that concerns me greatly because part of

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that programme is risk assessment, whether they're line will to

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reoffend. -- liable. The Chief Inspector of Prisons said in his

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report that too many prisoners were being released back into the

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community without their behaviour been effectively Challenge. He said

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or wrote sex offender programmes are not a panacea The Doog at least

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reduce the risk that an individual will reoffend and this shortage was

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as significant concern for stock it is extremely disappointing to hear

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this because these courses are the first point of contact in actually

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challenging the sex offender's thought patterns and behaviour. Dr

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Clare was brutally raped in 2007, her attacker had been released from

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prison the day before and had taken part into treatment programmes

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whilst in jail. I think other programmes which to Challenge their

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behaviour or to be considered, such as those offered by mediation

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services concerning restorative justice were the victim has the

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chance to meet the offender. Housing almost 500 sex offenders,

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officials say they plan to provide more treatment programmes at

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Maidstone next year. Although criticised, the prison was also

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praised for its innovative work with challenging the offenders will

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stop -- with challenging offenders. Coming up, or why the Conservatives

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and party -- and Labour Party could team up in Brighton to stop the

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Green Party raising council tax. Hundreds of people have attended

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the funeral of Hugo Wenn, the 17- year-old who drowned last month in

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a pond in Canterbury. His was one of two bodies discovered in the

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water. The police investigation is continuing. Today Hugo's parents

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said their hearts were broken. Simon Jones reports.

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So many wanted to say farewell that they spilled out of the Church.

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Described by his parents as a boy he enjoyed every waking moment.

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amazing person, you never saw him without a smile on his face. Just

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an incredible person who influenced everyone. It breaks my heart. I

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miss him a lot. He was a dear friend of mine and everyone is

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going to miss him. I have been crying since 7 o'clock this morning.

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The body if you go was found in his pond along with fellow musician

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Daniel Lloyd. Two families left devastated. Our Hearts are broken

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it and our lives have changed for ever. Memories of Hugo will remain

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with us always. You go's parents made a point during the service of

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venting the police for the way they handled the investigation into the

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death of their son. An investigation that is very much on

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going. Police are awaiting the results of toxicology tests. At 28

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year-old arrested on suspicion of supplying controlled drugs is on

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police bail. The funeral of Daniel Lloyd will take place on Saturday.

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He was a well-known busker in Canterbury. A lot of the buskers

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are going to put together a commemorative album to remember in

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that way. A celebration of lives cut short.

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An elderly woman has died in a house fire in Herstmonceux in East

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Sussex. Firefighters were called to the lady's home around two o'clock

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yesterday afternoon. She was rescued, but died at the scene in

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West End. The cause of the fire is being investigated but is not

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thought to be suspicious. After months of wrangling,

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councillors have been gathering in Brighton this evening for what's

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turning out to be one of the most controversial budget meetings in

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the south-east in years. They're about to decide whether Brighton

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and Hove will be the only major council to increase tax this year.

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 41 seconds

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John Young is at the Town Hall now. other county council or unitary

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authority in the south-east has decided to avoid raising council

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tax by accepting �3 million from the government. Why don't the Green

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party in Brighton and Hove want take up this offer? That is right,

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many councils are expected to do just that. But the council here say

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that it is a poisoned chalice. If you have 3 billion this year then

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you will not have it next year and that will make for UN prudent

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budgeting. But the Greens have the problem that they are a minority.

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If the Tory and Labour parties gang up then it will not go through.

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In the next 24 hours or so, Kent businessman Christopher Tappin will

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be landing in Texas after failing in his efforts to avoid extradition.

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He's accused by American prosecutors of conspiring to export

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batteries for use in Iranian missiles. If he's found guilty he

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could spend up to 35 years in prison. Sara Smith reports.

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Tonight could be Christopher's last night at home for a long time.

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Talking to me last week he told me of his fears as his extradition

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fight ended in failure. I'm 65 now into the fire was to serve 35 years

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I would be 100 years old by the time I come back. They're not too

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many people reach 100. You have to be philosophical about that kind of

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thing. I may never come back to my own country again. A shipping agent

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before retirement, he is accused of helping organise the import of

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batteries to Holland. He said he thought they were for the car

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industry. The American agents who set up a sting operation say he

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knew this was their actual destination - Iran, where there

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would be used for arms. He will now have to face the charges in an

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American court. Tomorrow morning he is to report to the police station

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at Heathrow and will be taken by US air marshals on a scheduled flight

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to Texas. Once there he will go to prison until a bail hearing. It is

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a process David Birmingham knows all about. He spent seven months in

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an American prison after the collapse of Enron. One of the

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problems with the American justice system is it is enormously

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difficult because there is disproportionate are deep in the

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sentencing between a plea bargain and losing a child. Christopher

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fought extradition through the British courts, now it is the Texan

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courts which will decide his fate. I am joined by John cats, and

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extradition lawyer based in America. Went Christopher reaches taxes he

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will be held in custody. Is there any realistic possibility that he

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will be bailed? Well the judge may say he has to stay in the western

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district of taxes but we have GPS to raunchy to make sure he does not

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clean. -- technology. That would be part of my apartment to the judge

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to get their will. Well we heard in the report from David Birmingham

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who has been through the extradition process himself. He

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says most people are pressured into making a plea bargain rather than

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spend years waiting for trial. Is that likely in this case can smack

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there will be a police officer and efforts to see if he wants to make

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a plea bargain. But he has took co- defendants who have already been

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convicted and they did not get terrible sentences. I do not know

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where he is in the playing field compared to them that that could be

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used as leverage in the plea- bargaining process. One of the

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defendants and think got two year sentence through a plea-bargain.

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The other pleaded not guilty and got community service. And just to

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put this in a wider context, there has been anger in his country about

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the extradition rules to America, it is seen as one-sided. I don't

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know if many people in America are following it, but I have been

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following the story and think it is a manufactured situation, it was

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all fake, prepared by the FBI. It is a waste of American resources

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and financial resources and a waste of America has no good will with

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the UK. A PE teacher has been jailed for 16

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months for sending sexually explicit texts and messages online

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to two teenage girls. 29-year-old Joe Cornwall, who taught at Angley

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School in Cranbrook, has also been banned for life from working with

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children. Alex Beard joins us from outside the school now. Alex, the

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judge was quite damning in sentencing.

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Well he rejected the key to impose a community order or suspended

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sentence because the judge believed that Joe Cornwall had unresolved

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motivations for his sexual activity. Cornwall was a 29 year-old Peter

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ejit who worked at the school in Cambrook. Into a dozen the 9th he

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made Facebook messages and text messages with the 16 year-old girl.

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Those messages became more and more explicit over time but he never

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match that girl nor the other 16 year-old girl whom he shared text

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messages with. He admitted three charges of causing Oran citing a

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child to engage in sexual activity by a person in a position of Trust

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over a period of 14 months. Today in court he was sentenced to 16

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months in jail, 10 years on the sex offenders' register and banned from

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working with children for life. Our top story tonight: The newest

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hospital in Kent has been given a week to improve care in its

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accident and emergency department. An inspection of by the care

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Equality Commission found breaches in the standards of patient care.

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Also in tonight's programme: He only took up painting when he

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retired, now he is working his way through all the greats.

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And how long it will the warm spell last?

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Local MPs met the Transport Secretary today to voice their

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concerns over plans for a new airport in the South East. They

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include an airport on the Isle of Grain, expansion of existing

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airports, and a new airport in the Thames Estuary, dubbed Boris Island.

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A feasibilty study for Boris Island says 540,000 extra flights will be

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needed in the South East, even if more runways are added at Gatwick

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and Heathrow. That equates to 70 million passenger journeys a year.

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A new four runway hub airport could handle around 150 million

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passengers a year. Last week we reported on the campaign against

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the airport. Tonight, our Business Correspondent Mark Norman looks at

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some the economic arguments in favour.

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They are making industrial fibre glass prow that's at his factory in

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Medway. They hoped to expand internationally and take on more

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staff. So the directors to understand the environment will

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sensitivities but they also understand the argument for a new

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airport. If you look at the Thames Valley and how the infrastructure

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has grown and how businesses have developed in that area because

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there close to an international airport, and then you look at North

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Kent, there is a case to be answered. And that view is echoed

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by others in the business it -- the business community. There's huge

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discussion over a third river crossing and also we need road,

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rail and airport infrastructure. Feasibility studies have already

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been done for the so-called Boris Ireland. Behind me some of the

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large gas containers used by the National Grid on the Isle of Grain.

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There's a lot of industrial activity already here but a lot of

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the economic arguments about the new airport and the need for extra

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runway capacity are arguments that had been made in London. To have a

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new hub airport in the Thames estuary would be transformative of

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the area. In the wake of the changes that would come about,

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there would be more jobs, higher income per head and greater

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opportunities for young people and future generations. It is those

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perceived benefits that will have to be balanced against the

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environmental impact of the new airport.

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For most people the idea of having a Van Gogh or a money hanging on

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your walls would just be a pipe dream. But if you go to a certain

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house in Eastbourne you could be forgiven for thinking you had

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stumbled into an art gallery. All the work of one man, who only took

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up art as a hobby after his retirement.

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This picture sold earlier this month for �160 million. George

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rig's coffee is not worth that much, but he took great pride in the sale

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of the original. -- copy. It was like winning the lottery!

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George took up painting in retirement. He told himself and

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found he had a particular talent for copying masterpieces. Do you

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think you have improved on the original? Not really, Lowry was a

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one-off painter. He could create a figure out of a couple of

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brushstrokes. This is the birthday card someone sent me and I thought

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He has always been talented. When we first met he was doing Mickey

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Mouse and goodness knows what. I think they are masterpieces. These

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days ill health has slowed down his rate of production but George has

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plans to copy another masterpiece buried soon. -- very soon.

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Sports news, Lizzie Yarnold from Sevenoaks has been competing in the

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Bob Skeleton World Championships in Lake Placid. The 23 year-old is

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already junior world champion in her first year in the sport. After

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today she is currently 4th in the standings.

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Brighton and Hove Albion were held to a goalless draw last night by

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Championship rivals Hull City. Hull, who kept a club-record sixth

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straight league clean sheet, saw Cameron Stewart hit the bar.

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Brighton, who lost 6-1 to Liverpool on Sunday, watched Craig Mackail-

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Smith shoot straight at Vito Mannone. And another draw, this

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time at Crawley. Scott Neilson's second-half equaliser helped

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Crawley close the gap on the League Two promotion places to three

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points with a draw against Morecambe. Crawley hit the bar

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before Andrew Fleming's put the visitors ahead. Danny Carlton

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missed a breakway chance to extend Morecambe's lead and was made to

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pay by Neilson's long-range drive. Recognise this? It's the sun!

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T-shirts and ice creams in the park in Maidstone today. We've basked in

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temperatures we normally get in May. temperatures we normally get in May.

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Is it going to last? Count that as a bit of a one-off.

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Temperatures got up to 17 degrees across the South East today which

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is not only what we get at the end of May but has also been the

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warmest day for us since October 12th last year. But it has been the

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warmest February date for 14 years. Tomorrow is not quite so warm but

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still at around 15 or 16 degrees. The but around the coast it was not

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quite so warm, with that wind coming in off the sea. So you need

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to get inland to enjoy the best of the temperatures tomorrow. But we

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once again have to get rid of the cloud first. But that cloud tonight

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will mean mild temperatures of the nine or 10 degrees overnight. But

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this sun is getting its strength at this time of the year. But

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temperatures just out a couple of degrees on today. Tomorrow evening,

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we have the next cold front coming in, pulling things of a touch for

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the weekend. And as we go to Saturday, a cloudy start and

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hopefully brighten up for the afternoon. Sunday likely to be the

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better date of the weekend but temperatures still above average

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