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

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Tonight's top stories. A former police officer is arrested on

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suspicion of stabbing his wife to death at her Kent hair salon. We're

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live on Ashford high street with the latest.

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The torment of internet trolls - the family left devastated by

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abusive messages on a tribute site to their dead daughter.

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This is the last thing that we need as a family. Evil people like this

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St such wicked things. Also in tonight's programme. A

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visit from the Commander-in-Chief of the Gurkha's - Prince Charles

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reviews the troops at Folkestone barracks. After the wettest April

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on record, still our reservoirs aren't full. How do other countries

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cope with harvesting rainfall? I would like to hear the sound of a

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goat doing an impression of Frank Sinatra.

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And it's all out of his head - we chat with Paul Merton as he returns

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to live stand-up for the first time in a decade.

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Good evening. A former Kent police officer has been arrested on

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suspicion his estranged wife to death at her hair salon in Ashford.

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Ivan Esack is tonight being questioned on suspicion of the

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murder of Natalie Esack in Ashford High Street. Friends tonight said

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she was a lovely person, Simon Jones reports.

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It was shortly after the salon opened for business that Natalie T

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Stack was stabbed to death. People nearby heard a commotion but could

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only look on in horror. I heard some screaming coming from what I

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then realised was the hairdresser's. But the next thing was someone must

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have phoned the police because everyone Ben arrived. Natalie Esack

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was in her 30s and well known in Ashford High Street by other

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business owners. She always had a smile on her face and she was

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always pleasant and polite. She just got on with her business.

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shocking is it to hear what has happened? Very shocking, you do not

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expect things like that. And not someone being stabbed to death, it

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is a shock. The cordon is in place around the house where Ivan Esack,

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her husband, lives, a short drive from the town centre. He was a

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former Kent police officer. It is believed he and his wife were no

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longer living together. Neighbours have spoken of their shock. She was

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quite quiet, she -- he was more the chatty one. To hear that she has

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been killed, what you make of it? It is just awful. The hunt for

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clues around the salon is continuing. Sniffer dogs have been

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brought in and the police have been on guard all day. People here are

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shocked that this could happen at the start of the day in a bustling

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town centre. That was Simon Jones reporting, and

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he joins us now from Ashford High Street. What we know about Ivan

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Esack? He's 38 years old, I understand he left Kent police a

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couple of years ago and set up a website where he now describes

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himself as a football agent. The website also refers to the fact

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that she used to be a police officer. He is registered to the

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same address as the hairdressing salon. People have told me that

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Natalie arrived for work smiling as usual, no one had any idea of the

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terrible events that were due to happen.

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The mother of a teenage girl from Maidstone who died in February says

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her memory has been attacked by a so-called internet troll. Amanda

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Slann died from leukaemia. Days after her funeral, abusive photos

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and messages were posted on her Facebook memorial site. It comes

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after another Kent family who's daughter's memorial page was

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targeted say the law must be changed to help prosecute people

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who carry out the online attacks. Fiona Irving reports.

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Amanda Slann died of leukaemia just two months ago. Days after her

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funeral, a Facebook tribute site in her memory was attacked. Someone

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started posting abusive comments on the site. One of the comments he

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put was that Amanda was a disease, her cancer was a disease and she

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was spreading it. And he was glad that she was dead for that. They

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also started posting offensive images. To target dead children and

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their parents and family and friends, some people are really

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sick. Absolutely sick. I did not think there were people that evil

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around. It is sadly a story that Trevor and Beverly Porter know too

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well. Their daughter Charlotte died aged 17 in 2010. She died from

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deep-vein thrombosis. Just a year after her death a tribute site set

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up in her memory was also attacked. Someone posted messages pretending

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to be her. He has destroyed memories. Last September in a

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ground-breaking case, Sean Duffy was convicted of posting malicious

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Communications to Facebook tribute sites. He was not convicted of

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abusing Charlotte's side but later confessed to it. He was jailed for

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18 weeks. Then maximum sentence that this offence carries his six

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months ended you plead guilty, 17 weeks. We have a life sentence to

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serve every day. But Charlotte and Amanda's parents want to see the

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law changed to make it easier to find and prosecute those who hide

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behind the internet to abuse people's memories.

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We're joined from Brighton by Scott Freeman who set up the Cybersmile

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Foundation, a charity which offers support to people affected by

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online hate campaigns, after his daughter was bullied online. Mr

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Freeman, what sort of impact did this bullying have on your

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daughter? My daughter, it happened over a period of eight months, and

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at its worst she was getting 16 negative bits of feedback on her

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Facebook. She had strangers who got involved saying, why do you not

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kill yourself, or they would do it for her. It affected everything,

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her attendance at school, her eating, her socialising. Just a

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devastating effect. It seems to be a growing problem, what can be done

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to catch the internet troll? police have ways to track internet

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addresses but they only get involved if there are serious

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threats. Until there is a real deterrent, through the legal system,

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people will continue to do it. government says legislation does

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exist under the Communications Act and they have bought hundreds of

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prosecutions. Do you think that that is not enough? It is not

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enough. It is common now and affects one in three children. It

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is just not enough, no. There needs to be a deterrent otherwise it will

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keep happening. Coming up, of why the Olympics

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could spell disaster for summer for smaller airfields. - just some of

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fire. A Hastings man has told the court

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that he interrogated a man to get him to confess to being a

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paedophile. Christopher Hunnisett killed 57-year-old Peter Bick in

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Bexhill in January 2011. Our Home Affairs Correspondent, Colin

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Campbell reports. Whilst both men were in the bedroom

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Christopher Hunnisett said he tied a lace around the neck of Peter

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Bick and then try to interrogate him. He said, he passed out a bit

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and I had a camera by the side of the bed. He said he was trying to

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get Peter Bick to confess to being a paedophile, but things went wrong.

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He acknowledged the Peter Bick managed to get one hand free and

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grabbed him around the throat. He said, I hit him to get his hand off

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me but it got tighter and I hit him more times. Christopher Honey said

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told the court he used military truck -- strategies to try to track

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down paedophiles. The prosecution say it is no evidence that Peter

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Bick was a paedophile. Christopher Hunnisett denies murder but excepts

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causing Peter Bick serious bodily harm, acting with diminished

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responsibility. A 21-year-old man has been arrested

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on suspicion of murder after a fatal stabbing at a Brighton flat.

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Police were called to the flat in Norfolk Square yesterday evening

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after a report that the 40-year-old male occupant had been stabbed.

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Lord Alan Sugar has tweeted his support in the search for a missing

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Brighton pensioner. Nellie Herriot, who is 96 and has Alzheimers, was

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last seen on a bus in the city last Tuesday. Police have released CCTV

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images of her taken the weekend before she disappeared.

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A Kent flying school says it could be badly hit by flying restrictions

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imposed for the Olympics. The restrictions will be in place from

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the 14th of July to the 12th of September, when a "prohibited zone"

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will stop all flights over London, except to or from Heathrow, RAF

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Northolt and London City Airport. Aircraft may apply to fly within a

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wider restricted zone, if they adhere to strict guidelines.

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Chrissie Reidy reports. Around 150 airfields will be

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restricted during the Olympic Games. Medway Microlights say that with no

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guarantee they will be able to fly at their busiest time of the year,

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they could go out of business. have made it so that it is a rum

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deal, we cannot operate correctly. I have said to them, of what would

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they do if they lost their pay packet for five weeks? To keep the

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London skies free of any suspicious aircraft, the Ministry of Defence

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has implemented strict airspace restrictions around Olympic venues.

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Anyone wanting to fly in a restricted zone needs a transponder

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which gives all aircraft and identification code. As a role

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microlight and gliders do not have them. Anyone who wants to die it

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also has to submit a flight plan. - - wants to fly. The available slots,

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only so many people can fly at one time, so those slots will not be

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given to us. We have asked for a compromise which would offer

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give us a compromise because they know there is not the airspace.

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This training exercise using RAF typhoons should give you some idea

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of the measures being taken to through. The government says it is

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taking no risks. We have to deliver a safe and has secured games and

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the threat from the air is very stadium itself there will be

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winners and losers amongst the business community. But for the

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authorities in charge of security, the bottom line is to deliver a

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safe Olympics. They're about to be deployed to

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Afghanistan for the third time and today soldiers from the Royal

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Gurkha Rifles met their Colonel in Chief, the Prince of Wales.

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Prince Charles visited the Sir John Moore Barracks in Folkestone, as

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part of a tour of Kent. The Prince is also President of The National

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Trust, and his trip to the county also took in Knole House near

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Sevenoaks. Peter Whittlesea reports. A Ghurka welcome fit for offence.

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As Colonel in-Chief of regiment, the Prince of Wales's visit to

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Folkestone was seen as a morale- booster for those soldiers

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preparing for Afghanistan. As the brigade of Gurkhas is set to be

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scaled back in the budget cuts, the royal seal of approval was seen by

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many to highlight the important role that the Gurkhas played in a

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British Army. He wanted to know where the men

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were going in Afghanistan and when they were going. I had to explain

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that there will be quite split up. The plan appears to be changing, it

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seems that they may be scattered amongst other battalions. A 20

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minute helicopter ride linked to a subject close to the Prince's heart.

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Defence of the realm and defending national heritage. Emergency

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repairs about to start at Noel house in Sevenoaks. As President of

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the National Trust, the Prince is passionate about preserving the

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past from the elements as well as woodworm. I think he was quite

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surprised at the extent of the damage and he is quite

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knowledgeable about these things. I think she was interested to see the

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Beatles and did not expect to see what they look like, he found it

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interesting. We want to raise its profile and put it in its rightful

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place as one of the palaces of England. So the -- to have the

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Prince coming has been fabulous. The Prince winners conservation

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techniques that will safeguard the building was my future. --

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Our top story tonight. A former police officer is under arrest on

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suspicion of the murder of his hairdresser wife, who was stabbed

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to death at her Ashford shop. Also in tonight's programme.

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Warming up for the 46th Brighton Festival - we'll fill you in on

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this year's highlights. And he's the king of improv - but

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we'll be chatting to Paul Merton Despite the South East being

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declared officially in drought, we've seen one of the wettest

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Aprils on record. Up to 40 millimetres fell across the region

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over the weekend. And around 120 millimetres has fallen during April.

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Over the weekend, South East Water says capacity at reservoirs did

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rise. For example, Ardingly's stocks rose by 3% to 67%. But how

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do other countries cope with managing their water stocks during

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shortages? Tonight we have three reports from around the world.

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Here in sunny Australia and they have had problems with traits and

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water supplies for centuries. They get to drought every 14 years or so.

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The biggest problem is that 70% of the rain falls and the North and

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some tips end of the population live in the south. They have

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movement of water across the country. They have a huge system of

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aqueducts and tunnels which moos water around South Eastern

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Australia. It has been successful but the problem is it is getting

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old and cannot keep up with population growth. So they have

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gone in for desalination plants, making drinking water from sea

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water. But they are expensive to build an expensive to run.

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Ironically, all of this comes on the very day that the Australian

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government has officially declared an end to correct in Australia.

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They have done that in part because of rain for that has been incest

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and in the past two years because of the West and a system in the

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western Pacific. Think Spain, and perhaps you think

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of the hot, dry South where thousands of British people go on

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holiday. But parts of north-west Spain are as wet as England. The

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key to getting water to everyone is an elaborate network of dams where

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water is diverted from the wetter regions to the drier parts of the

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country. If you have a long coastline then you can build a

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large number of desalination plants, another reason why this arid

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country has not had a hosepipe ban in several years, up because a lot

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of water it is treated and then re- used on places like golf courses.

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Here in India, and rainwater harvesting is becoming popular and

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widespread. Because of its large population and pressure on natural

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resources, levels of ground water are dipping rapidly. This is

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despite the fact that during the monsoon months many parts of the

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country expects heavy rainfall, but most of the water goes to waste.

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Now it is mandatory in many cities and states to incorporate rainwater

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harvesting techniques when commissioning new building projects.

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For instance here in Delhi, and number of buildings as well as

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private residences have rainwater harvesting techniques. What they do

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essentially is used a network of pipes to divert water into a large

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storage tanks and the ground and then the water is treated and

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released into the ground. And here, despite the wettest April

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on record there are no plans to end the current restrictions.

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He's been a feature of Friday night telly for decades and it's fair to

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say Paul Merton is one of the nation's favourite comedians. But

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while he started his illustrious career in stand-up and

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improvisation, he hasn't actually done a stand-up tour for 12 years.

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But now he's taking a new stage show around the UK, promising to

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expose the "bizarre workings of his brain". Tonight it's in Tunbridge

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Wells. In a moment we'll be hearing from Paul, first here's a reminder

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of his work. As I stared into the mouth of the ravenous beast I could

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see in the background and Angel by genetically pointing north. I'd

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like to have my own theme tune as well. One thing we should all have

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one. What would your speed? I would like the sound of broken glass

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followed by a high-pitched female voice saying, or leave it, Dave,

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he's not worth it. You will bestow, you'll be in the red and white

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stripes. I'll be Birmingham. revenge a recreate they gave them

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that if we have to take the stake team off altogether. We have

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bullied them in such ways so that you can't move them anyhow. Well,

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we caught up with Paul Merton a bit earlier, ahead of tonight's show

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and asked him why he'd taken such a long break from stand-up.

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A lot of time when I talk I do improvisational shows which are

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quite easy in the sense that you don't have rehearsals or props or

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costumes or technical rehearsals. That is quite fun but about two or

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three years ago I made a couple of documentaries about Hollywood and I

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love the whole idea of working with material and getting the chance to

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hone staff. That is what I wanted to do in a live theatre environment

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and revisits staff night after night to try and improve it. At the

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course you do not have a director show a chink in your ear. Though

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sometimes that might tell because it would save me making the same

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mistake night after night! You're working with your wife, is that

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wise? Yes, I think it is much better than not working with each

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other because on a 50 date tour you're travelling all round the

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country. Instead of getting home at 2am to somebody you have not seen

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all day, we are together. And you write stuff together. The us, we do.

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It is a happy working partnership as well as a sort of marriage.

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show is called Jonathan Pope. Is it all about the workings of your

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brain? -- it is called out of my head. It is about the things that

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occur to us, what makes us laugh, how important a sense of humour is

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to general mental health. There are songs in it, there are sketches, a

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bit of magical effects, a mixture of things. Are you going to

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improvise at all in it, would you change it as you go along? Things

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do change. Over 50 date tour stitches change, new lines cumin,

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occasionally if somebody forget the line we just ad lib our way out of

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it. There is always the chance to do something new every night.

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would love to talk to prolong the but we have run out of time. Good

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luck with the show this evening. Football now, and it was a

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disappointing weekend for the South East's top clubs. Brighton,

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Charlton and Gillingham all drew and Crawley Town's hopes of back-

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to-back promotions received an unexpected blow with a 3-0 home

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defeat to Hereford. Despite that, the Reds will go into next

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Saturday's final game of the season in third place. The 46th Brighton

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Festival gets under way in a few days. The annual event is worth

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millions of pounds to the local economy as thousands of people

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visit the city. Ian Palmer is there for us. Howard found stock

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preparations? Very advanced, but there is always

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much more to do. That helped with the bars around the city. This is

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the 46th festival for Brighton. For many it marks the beginning of the

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entertainment season. It is that time again. Brighton festival is

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much heralded, much supported and much loved. One of the questions we

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are asking is the idea that if you could write a message and put it in

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a bottle and sending out to sea, what would you put on the message?

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It is called a sea of waves walk. The voices are served up by a smart

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phone app. We asked people to walk from the seafront to the marina and

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asked them to pick about distance and time and the sea and our

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relationship to it. The sea is in front of you know. When I was here

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last the sea was bustling with people dock. Letters ground

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ourselves a moment. Over the next few weeks, thousands will come to

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Brighton. The chief executive says 2012 will be a great year. We kick

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off with an incredible first weekend. The children's parade

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starts and this year is bigger than ever with some 5000 children coming.

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Vanessa Redgrave put League that parade. The offering from Danny

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O'Donoghue is at mixture between Brighton and the Italian city of

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Palermo. We could somehow make a collision of these places. Some

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artists are more prepared than others, but be in no doubt that

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when the time comes they will be ready.

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David Batchelor is the lead artist of a scheme where parties shown in

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residential houses. The children's parade starts here on Saturday.

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It has been a lovely day today, but I am afraid so. It will not

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surprise you that this April has been the wettest on record for the

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UK. There is a weather warning paid for heavy rain and strong winds

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through tonight. We expect between 20 and 30 mm of rain. Eventually

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the rain will clear three tomorrow. Increasingly driver still clouded

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by the afternoon. Temperatures with highs of around 18 degrees. The

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increasingly unsettled as we go through tonight. Very wet and windy.

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As a result, it will be mild. Temperatures staying in double

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figures. A wet and windy start to the day tomorrow. The band of rain

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slowly clears northwards. A tricky rush hour. The wind swinging back

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to a south-westerly direction. Plenty of cloud around and a little

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bit of sunshine on the south coast. Temperatures still not too bad for

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the time of year. It stays dry three tomorrow night. Plenty of

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