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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:

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Clear up or move out: An eviction warning to the Sussex pensioner

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whose rubbish-strewn property has been branded a health hazard.

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I am not worried about it, and there is no smell, mice or rats.

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The Brighton man giving evidence against his mother and sister who

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are accused of murdering his father. We'll have details of today's

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evidence live from the old bailey. Also in tonight's programme:

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No compensation for veterans of nuclear tests in the pacific in the

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50's. The supreme court said their claims for damages are out of date.

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After the big bang - the big clear up! We have exclusive access to the

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site of the former cooling towers at Richborough Power Station.

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And - hanging with the Rizzle Kicks - back in their hometown of

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Brighton after their Brit Awards Good evening.

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A Sussex pensioner who has spent 30 years trawling Brighton's streets

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collecting cans for charity has been given a month to clear a huge

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pile of rubbish from her front garden or face eviction. Olive

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Taylor has raised more than �40,000 for charity by recycling cans since

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1978. But she's been given the deadline to tidy up after council

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officials decided her property was overrun with rubbish and had become

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a health hazard. Ian Palmer reports. Olive Taylor, charity champion or

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public purse? The council is in the second category. I am not worried

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about it. And there is no smell, rice or Mac -- rats. Olive Taylor

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says she has been collecting for charity for many decades and has

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raised nearly �90,000 for charity. Brighton City Council has told her

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to move this rubbish by a portent. But she has been served notice on

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many occasions before. How have we got here? She began her charity

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collecting in 1978. In 1993, it took eight lorries to remove items

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from her front garden. In 2003 she was threatened with eviction. In a

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statement, the council said there are potentially serious public

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health risks arising from her actions. And as she Coat Fenebahce

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refuses to co-operate, the council has to take action to protect the

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community. She does do a lot of good for the community and does do

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a lot of recycling. But there is a bit too much, but we need to keep

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it under control. The council should consider to help her. Come

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about and help with this complicated situation and not to

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bully her. The council's ultimate sanction would be evictions. She

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told me it is unlikely. I don't think they can have it made,

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because it when the railways sold the houses to the council, we were

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told we had a house for as long as we wished. The 87-year-old has days

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to comply. She says she will do her best to meet the deadline. Brighton

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City Council will be watching very closely.

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A Brighton man has been giving evidence at the Old Bailey today

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against his mother and sister who are charged with murdering his

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father. Kevin Banfield from Brighton told the court that his

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father, Don Banfield, revealed to him the last time they spoke, that

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he was scared of his wife Shirley. Ellie Price joins us from the Old

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Bailey now. Ellie, the court's heard how Don Banfield, asked to

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come and stay with his son? That is right. The jury was told

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Kevin Banfield, as he told the jury he saw his father at the family

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home in 2011. He described his father as a womaniser and a gambler.

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He said relations between his parents were so strained, he could

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not wait to get out. But it was the last telephone conversation he had

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with his father that the prosecution pressed him on.

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White macro Banfield and her daughter. They denied murdering Don

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Banfield. They listened as the prosecution called Kevin Banfield

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as a witness. The prosecution QC The court heard Kevin Banfield told

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his father he could not state. -- stayed. It was the last time he

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spoke to his father. In May 2001, Don Banfield went

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missing from his home... In 2009 the police reopened the case in to

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his disappearance and it was featured on Crimewatch. But his

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body has never been found. The court heard how his wife and

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daughter claimed pension payments between 2003 and 2009. They had

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pleaded guilty to perverting the Court of that -- perverting the

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course of justice but deny murder. Kevin Banfield told the court he

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talked to his father about starting a new light. He described the

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conversation he had with him over a bottle of whisky, in which Don

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Banfield talked about doing "in Reggie Perrin". But Don Banfield

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said he thought he might have gone up rather than something bad

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happening. Scientists warn animal imports for

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research are being reduced by animal rights activists.

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The Prime Minister has raised his concerns about the extradition

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treaty between Britain and the United States with President Obama.

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It comes after the controversial extradition of retired Kent

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businessman, Christopher Tappin. David Cameron is in America for

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talks with the president. Mr Tappin's son has said his father

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needs the Prime Minister's help to ensure he gets a fair trial. Sara

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Smith reports. It is a visit seen as building on a

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relationship they have described as rock solid. David, thanks for being

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an outstanding alike will stop but the question of extradition has

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left them wondering how equal the relationship is. Nearly three weeks

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after Christopher Tappin was placed behind bars in a New Mexico jail,

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his son has asked David Cameron to take action. We would like Mr

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Cameron to help my father secure bail. We feel it is only through

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having bail and having proper access to his lawyers he will mount

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a strong defence. That is all we have asked, we are not asking for

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the world. Just help to secure bail. Now David Cameron has told the

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President he wants to review the way the extradition treaty is

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working. It follows the case of Gary McKinnon, who hacked into US

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Government computers, and Richard O'Dwyer, accused of setting up a

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website providing links to pirated American films. And of course

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Christopher Tappin, charged with conspiracy for supplying batteries

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for Iranian missiles. The problem with his extradition treaty is no

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evidence has been shown. So Christopher Tappin has not seen the

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evidence which has caused the Americans to apply for extradition.

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Christopher Tappin was arrested in 2010 following the US request for

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extradition. At the losing his battle against extradition, he was

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flown to Texas last month. With Vale been denied, he has remained

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behind bars. Although he is now out of solitary confinement and said to

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be playing cards with a cellmate. His appeal over the bail rejection

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should be heard within the next fortnight.

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Our political editor has been following developments. What more

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do we know about what the Prime Minister and the President may have

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said to each of or on private -- in private. We do know David Cameron

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raise the issue with President Obama during two hours of private

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talks in Washington. This does follow a series of high-profile

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cases. Critics say the extradition treaty is not fair at the moment

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because it is easy to extradite someone to the US and they need to

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produce much less evidence to support the case. But during a

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review by a senior judge last year, they said it was there to British

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citizens. We know David Cameron did not mention individual cases, but

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he did raise concerns over the way the treaty is working.

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A 16-year-old girl and a 39-year- old woman have been arrested after

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cocaine worth �350,000 was found hidden in tubs of chocolate powder

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at Gatwick Airport. The pair had arrived on a flight from Antigua.

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They were arrested after they were found with 3.5 kilos of cocaine

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inside their suitcase. Medway has lost out on becoming

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Britain's newest city. Despite being the bookie's second favourite

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it wasn't given the title awarded as part of the Queen's Diamond

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Jubilee celebrations. Instead the honour was given to Chelmsford,

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Perth in Scotland and St Asaph in Wales.

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Walkers are warned to avoid a section of the White Cliffs of

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Dover which collapsed this week. It has undermined the top of the cliff

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and people who walked to the edge to look out are putting themselves

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in danger. It is thought it was caused by rain freezing in cracks

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inside the chalk. More than 1,000 veterans of nuclear

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weapons tests, including many from Kent and Sussex, who say exposure

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to radiation permanently damaged their health have lost their fight

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for compensation at the Supreme Court. The atomic tests took place

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in the 1950s on Christmas Island and in the South Pacific. More than

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1,000 ex-servicemen say they've suffered from a range of health

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problems including cancer, skin defects and fertility problems. The

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Ministry of Defence says most claimants have left it too long to

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ask for damages. Our reporter Jon Hunt has more.

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Britain carried out 21 atomic weapons tests in the South Pacific.

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They were witnessed by more than 20,000 servicemen. Among them, this

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man from Bexhill. It was the countdown and then you were told to

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turn your back to the actual blast. Never expected to see anything. It

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was quite awesome. Never thought there would be any detrimental

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effects to any of us while we were out there. But he believes he paid

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for the experience. He has had five skin cancers removed, had blackouts

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and his wife had a miscarriage. But he was one of the veterans told

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that supreme judges had decided they won't get a penny in

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compensation. It must be bad enough for the nine veterans, together

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with those whose claims may be decided in the same way, to claim

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they had lost his final round. But to learn they had lost by the

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narrowest, possible margin must make it even worse. There are some

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things in life that are wrong. approach by the Government to these

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atomic veterans is one of those things. Mr Pike could not agree

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more. Thoroughly and utterly disgusted with the Government's.

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Not just the one that is in power now, the Labour Government's, the

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whole thing stinks. The MoD says it recognises the debt of gratitude

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they have to Malcolm and the other veterans, but they would struggle

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to prove their illnesses were caused by the tests.

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Pressure from animal rights campaigners is reducing the number

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of animals being brought into the UK for research purposes. That's

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the warning from some leading scientists. A BBC investigation has

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revealed how a new campaign by animal rights activists has

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succeeded in picking off one-by-one, South East airports, ports and

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ferry companies involved in transporting laboratory animals.

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Our reporter, Peter Whittlesea, joins us from Dover, a port that's

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also been targeted. Peter when did these ferry companies make the

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decision to stop transporting animals for testing?

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The companies say for the last year they had been at the centre of

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asserted -- concerted campaign of social media to stop them importing

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animals. The decision was made a few months ago MP and O ferry said

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they made the decision last year. Animals are used to research new

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drugs and treatments. Everything from cancer to Parkinson's disease.

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Campaigners have targeted transporters in the South East from

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ferry companies and airlines to stop them importing animals. Most

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have given in to the pressure. Scientists are worried they are

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marketing the animals they need. This is vital research for the UK

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population and the world population. It is important we solve this issue

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to convince the transport companies it is a good thing to transport

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animals for research. It is the fear of violent campaigns like

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those in the 1990s, but industry insiders have claimed to stop the

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imports of animals for research. have asked our support to us to say

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peacefully and politely to the transport companies, they would

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prefer to travel with airlines and shipping companies that do not

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cause suffering to animals. Now, all ferry companies refuse to

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transport animals but research, so the Government has got involved.

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am proposing a code of practice so everything can be confident and we

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have the best standards in the world. And then try to get the

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transport companies as a whole to agree they will be willing to

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transport animals under these controlled conditions. So it is not

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a matter of individual companies being singled out. Research on

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animals has been a highly sensitive issue which is why transport

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operators are very loath to get involved. The Government believes

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it all companies get involved, there won't be a problem. But the

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company's remember the history of anti-vivisectionists and the

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problem it caused. They say the safety of staff is their main

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priority. Our top story tonight: A Sussex

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pensioner who has been given a month to clear rubbish from her

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front garden will face eviction. Olive Taylor has spent 30 years

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trawling bright and's streets collecting cans the charity. Also

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in tonight's programme: Remembering when they were youngsters growing

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up in Brighton - the return of hip- hop sensations Rizzle Kicks to

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their home town. Find out what the weather has got

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in store for us up. Will it be rain or more up the Sunshine? I think

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there is something for everyone. They took more than a year to build

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but only seconds to raze to the ground. And the explosive moment

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that the three massive cooling towers at Richborough Power Sation

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came crashing down in a controlled demolition have been recorded in

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extraordinary detail. They were destroyed to make way for a green

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energy park and our Environment Correspondent, Yvette Austi,n has

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been taking a look at what's left and what the future will be for the

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site. It dominated the skyline for more

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than 50 years. But in just 20 seconds on Sunday morning, it was

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reduced to rubble Coulstock a flash of the explosion inside is clear to

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see in these new slow-motion pictures, are followed by the two

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layers of charges that brought the first hour down. The demolition

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company revealed a quarter of a ton of explosives were used, enough to

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blow up the Houses of Parliament. We always anticipate for the legs

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of the structure being left in situ Coulstock the blast out the shell.

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Most of the debris has fallen within the perimeter of the

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building, and it was anticipated this would be left. People wanted

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to keep the cooling towers, but with the deterioration of them over

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a period of time, they were in a bad conditions. Give it another

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five years, they wouldn't have been able to go near them because the

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deterioration would have been that bad. Now it is on the ground, you

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can see where it was broken in different places. They were the

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weak points. It was a 1950s designs power station, built over and

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number at years and began operating in 1962. It burned coal, oil and a

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controversial cheap trial fuel. But the toxic emissions led to its

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closure in 1996. The cooling towers were there to dispense waste heat

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and only ever admitted steam. It was an inevitable end. To have the

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chance to say this was my job, and this is what the end result is. It

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is nice. The old industry will make way for new. The plan is for a

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green power park and a transformation to take place in the

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In the last year, Rizzle Kicks had gone from pretty much complete

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obscurity to a starring role at the BRIT Awards.

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And now the group had returned to their home town bore a series of

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sell-out concerts. We have been chatting with them about their

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meteoric rise. Alex, are they keeping their feet on the ground?

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They are, but you can see how they might not. They said when they play

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Brighton a few weeks ago, it -- a few years ago, it was to just their

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mates. Now they have managed to sell out two nights in a row.

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Brighton is in Rizzle Kicks's blood. They grew up in the city and even

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played in the junior football team. Now they are back, playing to sell-

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out crowds. We haven't performed here since we become sort of risen.

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It is great, the last show we did was to 50 people. Now they are in

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the big leagues, they had been produced by Brighton royalty.

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asked people to work with, on top of the list was Norman. Much of the

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video for the first official single was owned on the seafront. Down

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with the trumpets was released in June last year and spent 13 weeks

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in the chart. It was a collaboration with Olly Murs that

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saw them nominated for a BRIT Awards.

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It was crazy. Crouching underneath 30 guys, and I would look around at

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all the famous people having their eyes on you. Let's not forget, fame

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found Jordan before his musical career. He was on South East Today

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in 2005. It is a side of my life no one will know until you decide to

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play the footage! He assumed right, he is talking about climate change.

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The climate change challenge, the whole idea is true. Now they are

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working on tracks for their second album and they are touring to crowd

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significantly larger than they were 18 months ago.

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They are back in Brighton later this year, but the venue size is

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getting bigger. It is the Dome and the Brighton Centre battles over

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5,000 people. But they have not forgotten their roots.

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I like embarrassing trendy pop stars.

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Pupils at more than 40 schools across the South East are gearing

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up to become reporters, camera crews and TV presenters tomorrow.

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Pretty much doing everything we do here.

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For the last few weeks we have been helping them to learn about news

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broadcasting. John Young met up with pupils from battle on helped

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them puts the finishing touches to their bulletin which is going on

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the school website tomorrow. It was a business studies classroom

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transformed into a news room, complete with the green screen.

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today's programme, how one East Sussex school helps Kenyan children

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get an education. There is more to TV news and presenting. There is

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the meeting when journalists discuss the stories. We will have

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another studio link. Then there is the business of editing them. This

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story about the Kenyan schoolchildren will be the obvious

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lead story. What should you get in your report?

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The reaction of the children and how we have helped them. Members of

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the team from BBC's South-East have been entering the children. This

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afternoon our camera man talked them through some technical aspects.

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He has also been helping at Copland Community College. It is

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interesting. I never thought it would be like this. A lot more hard

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walk. What do you think about editing it and the deadlines?

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makes you panic because it you don't have it, you will be stuck.

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No sign of that here, they have three stories lined up and we have

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land and some music. It is the amount of teamwork and

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co-operation and also several of them could barely whispered to

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start with. Now they are talking into the mike, and talking to the

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camera. Of course there is one thing no bulletin can do without.

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am Tom Everest. Watch out all of We will have another school report

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on the programme tomorrow. To see what your school is up to you can

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web on to our website. They have a long way to go before

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they are as good as our news -- By the weekend we will have some

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wet weather, particularly from Saturday afternoon onwards and this

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time these were the from scene to be dancing over us for a good 24

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hours, possibly in two Sunday and that could give us more than

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initially thought. Possibly half an inch of some very needed rain. Not

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good news for all of us, but it you do enjoy your Sunshine you still

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have tomorrow and warm temperatures to enjoy it. Into the rest of this

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evening, clear skies at the moment but we have started to see this

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guy's coming in Thom the North Sea and is turning McKee under those

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guys. Giving us a chilly night, down to three or four degrees from

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the coast and it could lead to a little bit of frost on the ground.

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The main thing we will notice will be missed and dense fog patches. It

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will burn away quickly and we will be left would Sunshine and feeling

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warmer for us all tomorrow, getting up to 15, 16 degrees. Tomorrow will

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be the next best day, because as we go into Friday cloud comes back and

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then we had those weather fronts for the weekend. Saturday

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particularly wet. Possibly lasting into Sunday before a high-pressure

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start building again for the new week. It looks like the start of

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next week could be dry and bright again. Not much rain on the cards.

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Saturday, possibly Sunday could be Saturday, possibly Sunday could be

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wet. But you do have the Sunshine tomorrow.

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I do hope you're wrong about Saturday, we need the rain.

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Although we are hoping it stays dry on Friday because we will be like

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in Hastings as the newest art gallery in the South East opens. It

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is hoped it will help with the regeneration of the town.

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I cannot see how it can't be positive. They will have to get it

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terribly wrong. It is very controversial and we have got all

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of the banners up. It takes time for people to accept new buildings

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and new places. It is for people to enjoy, to feel good and to go away

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