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Welcome to South East Today, I'm Rob Smith. And I'm Natalie Graham.

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Tonight's top stories. A four-week-old baby is among ten

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children treated for sunburn at a Sussex hospital. There are young

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children have a relatively high surface area to amass so they are at

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risk. We have reporters live on beaches in

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Sussex and Kent as the heatwave continues.

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Did a drug he took to treat acne cause this man to take his own life?

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He didn't feel right. He just tried to get the right -- you try to get

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it out of the system for years. Also in tonight's programme.

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Six primary schools in Medway are told the must improve as local MPs

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demand urgent action. The Silver dream machine that Brian

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rebuilt from a bot 's of bits that is now worth a quarter of �1

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million. The return of Trevor the seal causes

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Hello, good evening. A four-week-old baby has been treated at a Sussex

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hospital for severe sunburn. Specialists at the Queen Victoria

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Hospital burns unit in East Grinstead say they've seen ten

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babies and children with serious sunburn in the past four weeks.

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Health specialists have today said the hot weather has contributed to

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the deaths of hundreds of people across the UK in the last nine days.

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Well, let's cross live to Mark Norman who's in Brighton. So, public

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health officials are warning sunseekers to be extremely careful.

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Yes, the beach is extremely popular. This lifeguard has been

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giving advice to people all day. So many of us don't listen to public

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health messages. The ambulance service took 6000 calls last

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weekend. Last year, they took 4000. Most of those extra calls were heat

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and some related. A particular concern when people bring very young

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children down to the beach and they don't realise what damage the sun

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can do to their skin. Christine is plastering on factor 50 sunscreen

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for her children's day out on Brighton beach with a friend, Nikki.

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Back to 30 as the minimum recommended for such young

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children. Every time we go to the beach, we make sure we have suncream

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with us and they both wear their hats. Some people don't have it

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right. Ten youngsters have been admitted to hospital -- to Sussex

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hospitals with sunburn, one of them for weeks old. There is a very

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serious public health message here. It is so shocking that children so

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young a Dublin hospital. Children have a relatively high surface area

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to mass so they are at risk of suffering from burns. The Met office

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are forecasting a high of 31 Celsius in Sussex today. People who enjoy

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the weather without protection have an increased risk of skin cancer.

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The NHS advises that babies under six months old should be kept out of

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direct sunlight, a view shared by many on the beach today.

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wouldn't even have them out in the sun at all. You'd have them in the

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shade, and a number other. opinion is that to let a child learn

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purposely, it's not very good at all. The baby should not be out in

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the sun at all. Even in the shade, undercover, under blankets or in the

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pram, it should have some cream on. The Queen Victoria Hospital that has

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been treating children with sunburn told us some had burns over 4% of

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their body. Others were suffering from heat stroke. They also told us

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that applying sunscreen and wearing a hat was going to make the

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difference between a summer of fun and a summer spoilt by sunburn. It

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is such simple advice stash keep hydrated, the hat, the sunscreen.

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Some bebop I'm drawing the sea on the beach. They've got the right

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idea according to public health officials. Come and the evening when

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the sun is not at its strongest. Do not bring children between 11am and

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3pm. Otherwise, come to the beach and enjoy yourselves.

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Well, let's cross live to Broadstairs and speak to our

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reporter Peter Whittlesea. Peter, temperatures there reached 31

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Celsius yesterday. What are officials in Kent doing to make sure

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people stay healthy? Well, they are reiterating the

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basics. The extra number of people going to hospital suggests people

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are not getting the message. They've got some cream and non-alcoholic

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drinks here. The head of poll thick -- public health is here with me.

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Your worried about young and old people. We are not used to these

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high temperatures. Children can easily get sunburned. They need some

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cream. If you know any old or vulnerable people, make sure they've

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got fluids and don't leave children or pets in your car. Kent police are

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saying they have had to respond to a number of incidents where animals

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have been left in cars and they've had to break in. It is also about

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being safe in the sea. After 6pm, there are no lifeguards so Dave,

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you've got a message. What do you do if you want to enjoy the weather?

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Make sure you're aware of the conditions, in terms of the sea, in

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terms of the tides, and make sure you've got someone with you at all

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times, preferably a good swimmer. If you see somebody in danger, call the

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Coast Guard. Is it more dangerous than it looks? It is reasonably

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benign today but things can go wrong very quickly in the water and

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although it looks quite calm, most people here are having a fun time,

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but things can go wrong here. Lifeguards have been telling you

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that despite warnings, people have been jumping off the peers, and

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children are being lost on the beach.

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Plenty of advice on how to keep cool on the BBC weather website. Coming

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up, lay to rest at last. The crew of a bomber shot down in Italy just

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before the end of the war. The parents of a young man from Kent

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who killed himself say that a drug he took for acne contributed to his

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suicide. Melvin and Lorraine Sillcock from Sittingbourne spoke

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out following an inquest into the death of their son James. The

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26-year-old footballer took his own life after what his family say were

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years of mental health problems which he blamed on a controversial

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drug he took for his acne. Claudia Sermbezis reports.

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James Sillcock described himself as having been a happy boy who wouldn't

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change a thing from his childhood. When he took his life last

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December, he left his parents several letters. It was perfect. I

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was so lucky with what I had. Even, however, to this day I can't believe

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how easily things can change and how needlessly they did change. I could

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never have dreamt that taking my life -- taking the drug ten years

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ago would leave my life in tatters. He got dry mouth, dry skin, his hair

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thinned, he lost energy. He watched a BBC documentary last November

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about a young man who took his life after taking the drug.

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What a terrible, terrible tragedy. We watched it together. I did

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mention to James, do you have dark thoughts, James? You didn't answer

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me. More than half a million people have been prescribed RoAccutane

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worldwide. The figures show one in 10,000 people will experience side

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effects. The watchdog has recorded 43 suicides connected to the drug

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since it has been licensed. The manufacturer of the drug said

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drug, it is difficult to see how the world moves on. It is just an

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extract of what he left us. Just a life sentence. Every day it is in

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your mind, what could we have done to have helped him? RoAccutane is

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still prescribed in the UK. James as A woman in her 20s has been

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airlifted to hospital after she was hit by a piece of concrete falling

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from a roof in Kent. The emergency services were called to Sandgate

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Road in Folkestone just after 12:30pm this afternoon. The extent

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of the woman's injuries has not yet been established.

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The Chief Constable of Sussex has criticised a report by Her Majesty's

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Inspectorate of Constabulary into the state of police finances. Martin

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Richards said the report's claim that the force had not been

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successful in protecting frontline policing failed to reflect the full

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picture. However, he said a decline in emergency response times in

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Sussex is an area the force is looking into as a matter of urgency.

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Ofsted is demanding that six schools in Medway must improve. Last month,

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the schools inspectorate announced it was investigating after finding

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almost half the primaries in Medway were not reaching a good enough

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standard. Today's Ofsted report comes as local MPs demanded urgent

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action after the area's primary schools came bottom in England in

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the last set of school league tables. Our political reporter Ellie

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Price has more. Teaching is not consistently good,

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pupils are not always encouraged to take an active part in lessons, and

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they are too dependent on adults aboard. Fairview community primary

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School was rated good by Ofsted but now it requires improvement. One of

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six schools told the same thing today in Medway. We are worried and

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we hope they are going to improve because he is only a year through.

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Of course I am worried. His crucial years year five and this is a --

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this is a bad year for him. doesn't bother me. They are aware of

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it, they are acting on it. Studies investigating Medway as a

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whole to find out why primary scores how not provided the expected level

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of education. 8000 children are attending a primary which was judged

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less than good at its last inspection. Primaries in Medway also

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came bottom in the school league tables last year. We are on the

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right track and, once again, all of the schools, whether Academy 's home

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on Academy is, are working together to ensure that we provide the best

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education system. It has not been as quick, but we are doing our very

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best. Not one of these schools has improved that Ofsted rating, and one

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has actually gone down. Medway said it was going to improve standards.

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There is no evidence at all from these Inspectorate reports that that

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has happened. Not all the reports paint a negative picture. This

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school was one of two that received a good rating. There are schools up

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and down the country that are continually trying to improve. And

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you don't go on an improvement journey and stop. There is always

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another challenge to face and always more improvement is possible.

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full report is expected in September.

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Ellie is in Chatham. From the outside, it looks as if Medway's

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educational system is in crisis. Is that the case? That is what this

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report is seeking to establish when it is published in September.

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Today's report has not made for Rosie reading but I have spoken to

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some Medway MPs who say that it is concerning that many secondary

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schools in this area do comparatively well, and there are

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some peculiarities of this catchment area that make life difficult, but

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we are talking about academies and local authority maintained schools.

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This falls under the statutory responsibility of the council.

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They've got a new team in place and they need to be given time to make

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changes, they say. This is our top story tonight. A

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four-week-old baby is among ten children who've been treated for

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sunburn at a Sussex hospital over the past four weeks. As the heatwave

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continues, public health officials are warning sunbathers to be

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extremely careful. Also in tonight's programme: The

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amateur Kent golfer having the round Kent golfer having them around

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others live at this year's open championship.

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At the 13th consecutive day that someone across the UK has seen

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temperatures above 20 degrees. Are these temperatures going to last?

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Join me later to find out. The crew of a World War II bomber

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which was shot down over Italy just days before the Germans surrendered

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there has finally been laid to rest, after the wreckage of the aircraft

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was recently unearthed. The pilot grew up in Redhill and the niece of

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one of the other crewmen lives in Forest Row. She travelled to Italy

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for the burial, as did Jon Hunt, who has sent back the second of his

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special reports. She travelled from Sussex to bring

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peace to her family. She is here to honour her uncle, flight Sergeant

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Alexander Bostock, the wireless operator and gunner aboard Bravos

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Ulu 590, a Boston bomb on like this one, shot down over Italy in April

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1945. He says his death and particularly the timing of his

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passing left a black hole in the life of his mother. To lose a son in

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the last week of the war and in circumstances where he was missing,

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and she hoped he would always return, waiting for a knock on the

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door, the war was over and people around were euphoric, and she had

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this huge loss, and she didn't ever come to terms with it. Alexander

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Bostock, who was 20 when he died, and history crewmates were given a

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burial today. The same squadron in World War II for whom the men

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served. Quite moving to see all four men buried together, as they died

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together. These young men the world one of our family, one of our

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squadron, and they died in the service of their country and the RAF

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and the squadron will always remember them. The wreckage remains

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were only discovered two years ago by amateur archaeologists.

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Yesterday, the crew members families were presented with items found at

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crash site. Roger Raikes, brother of David Raikes, the pilot, remembers

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the shock about his death. He was very funny. And he wrote some

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amazing poetry. He was very popular. And, then, when he was shot down,

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about a week or two before the war, we were shattered. Today was a

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chance to remember, to honour, and more importantly, to lay these brave

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Hampton Court Palace has seen many things in its 500 year history but

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never before has it hosted a group of excitable schoolchildren for a

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week-long sleepover! The children from the Canterbury Academy have

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moved into properly experience life in Henry VIII's majestic Tudor

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palace. We went to meet them as they took part in maths, English and

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drama classes. Darling, I have to go. My gout is so

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sore, I am going to my chapel, come and find me later. Guard! Drama in

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the Tudor court. For 80 children from Canterbury Academy, this is a

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classroom with a difference. One of my maths lessons, we went into the

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courtyard, the clock courtyard. And we had to do measuring angles and I

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struggled with angles, and it has helped me loads and I'm starting to

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work out how to do different things. In the classroom, you are

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always looking at the same thing so there is no new inspiration. Just

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looking at the Palace gives you so much new inspiration. At school,

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your foot in a classroom, and it is very boring. -- you just put in a

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classroom. Out here, you are actually there. And it takes it to a

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whole new level. From English in Henry VIII's banqueting hall, to

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geometry class in the gardens, this is the first time schoolchildren

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have been allowed to stay overnight. The first non-royal children to

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sleep within the palace grounds in 500 years. There was a school on

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site many years ago, and, of course, there were children at court

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many years ago. But it's definitely the first time we have had a school

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staying over and I hope it will not be the last. 55% of these people are

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entitled to a free school meal, many of them would struggle in a formal

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educational setting. The key thing for them is to be immersed in the

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wonderful context, the calming environment, and the learning coming

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out of it is a result of being exposed to this. Tonight, they feast

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with the Tudor banquet, the first school students to successfully

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invade the 16th century palace. I bet it felt like an invasion as

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well! You may remember that back in May,

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when the weather was cool and wet, a grey seal arrived on the beach in

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Seaford, in East Sussex, and attracted crowds of people down to

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the seafront to see him. Trevor, as he became known, seems to have

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headed a bit further along the coast and has now popped up in West

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Sussex, where he's been filmed swimming with people, but wildlife

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experts are warning the public to keep their distance. Rebecca

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Williams reports. Swimming with Trevor. That is what

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the seal has been named by locals. He's been visiting some of the South

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closed's best-known beaches and he has created quite a stir. We were

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concerned he might bite us. But he kept bobbing up and down, he looked

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friendly comedy had these lovely bristles. So we just kind of carried

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on hanging out with it. The longer we spent with it, because it came.

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Trevor was first spotted two months ago, and then he was seen in

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Sleaford. -- Seaford. The 55 mile journey has taken would have taken

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him three quarters of an hour. a real treat. We haven't had seals

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here for quite awhile. The harbour, there is a small population of

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seals, but they are harder to see for the average public walking

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along, so, here, it is a great treat for people to walk along and see

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wildlife. Pictured in the Seaford in May, Trevor appeared to be shedding

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his winter coat. Despite the cold weather, hundreds of people flocked

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to the beach to get a glimpse of him. Experts are advising people not

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to approach or swim with the animal, and although he hasn't bitten yet,

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grey seals are known to do so. Fantastic! Good old Trevor!

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Golf's Open Championship is under way at Muirfield in Scotland and

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Steven Tiley from Canterbury has made a remarkably good start this

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morning. The 30-year-old amateur is making his fourth appearance at the

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tournament, having had to come through local qualifying to make the

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field in Scotland. He finished the day one over, but at one point was

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the leading Englishman in third place. Our reporter joins us from

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Muirfield now. A good day at the office for Steven Tiley.

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It really has been for a player who is here for the fourth time. I'm

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standing right on the course, on the ninth hole, this is very rough grass

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around me. Steven -- Steven Tiley did not have trouble with it. He

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could repeat the feat from three years ago, but he dropped back and

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to the rest of his round and go well. Particular on the back nine.

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He ended up with one over. So, he is some weight off the lead. Things

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just wrapping up here on Muirfield on day one. He has another chance

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tomorrow, let's see how he gets on in round two.

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We will watch with interest. Matt Prior couldn't stop the batting

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in the second Ashes test at Lord's. He made six runs before he was

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bowled out. England lead 289-7. For 45 years, Brian Hills dream of

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owning a Vincent Rapide motorbike. He nearly bought one in pieces in

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1968 but he didn't have the 50 quid asking price. He thought he had

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missed his chance forever. His late friend had the cash and did buy it.

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When he died recently, he left the bike, in pieces, to Brian. Brian has

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rebuilt it, and now it is worth more This is a true biker 's tale. A love

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story with a happy ending. Brian Hills is riding his dream machine, a

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Vincent Rapide, built in 1937. quite old technology. We've got

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these external pipes feeding oil up to the valves. A man who lives for

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bikes. He knows this one especially well. Are these moving parts? They

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seem to add to the misty of the thing. That is right.He came across

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it for the first time in 1968, a bike boxes the �50, which she

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couldn't afford. I was a student, I couldn't afford it. I asked my dad

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if you would lend me �50. That was not an inconsiderable sum of money

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to him because that represented four months mortgage payment. A biker

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friend did have the money. John Lumley bought the bike for �40. Five

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years ago, when he died, he bequeathed it to Brian, still in the

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box as he had bought it in. I knew that John had done this gesture

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because he knew the sort of guy I was. I wouldn't hang about and I

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would actually get up and running and make good use of it. So I

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applied myself. It took me about eight months and about a thousand

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hours of work. Probably, you know, 9000 and �10,000 on parts and

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services. None of this have to do with money. Only a handful of these

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machines were made. They are revered. And they have a value. The

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last Vincent Rapide to go to auction fetched �225,000. They are

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mechanical works of art and people love to sit and look at them. You

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don't need to start it up. When it is started up, it is a snarling

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beast, a nickname given to it. could definitely buy Rolls-Royce or

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a Ferrari for this money. But I don't think he will be selling it.

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Do you? That is a beautiful machine but I

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don't think I'd be brave enough to don't think I'd be brave enough to

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write something worth more than my write something worth more

:25:38.:25:48.
:25:48.:25:49.

Right, we are fanning ourselves in here. Rachel is outside. Is there

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end to this? Today, lots of sunshine around, but

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a bit of shift in temperatures between East and West. We can

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temperatures in Manston not getting above 17, whereas further west,

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highs of 28. There was a high pollen count and will continue for the next

:26:08.:26:11.

couple of days but things. To feel fresher with these north-easterly

:26:11.:26:16.

breezes. So for those who have been finding the heat uncomfortable,

:26:16.:26:21.

temperatures will drop a bit. Earlier, lots of sunshine around.

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The north-easterly breeze not getting much above 15. Tempters in

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the east coast have been in the low 20s. Further west, temperatures

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close to 30. Mostly highs of 20 or 29 degrees. Going through tonight,

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another very muddy and warm night. It is still going to be in its

:26:47.:26:52.

teams. Perhaps we will see some mist and fog forming. For the most part,

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it is dry and Maggie. Temperatures are 15 or 16. With those clear

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skies, and very warm temperatures and sunshine from the word go, it is

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another very warm day tomorrow. Some breeze bringing some high-level

:27:08.:27:14.

cloud, but even so temperatures well into the 20s. Along the coast,

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around 2425 degrees. Into Saturday, we are expecting a lot of cloudy,

:27:19.:27:23.

round so you might start the weekend with a bit of cloud but by the

:27:23.:27:26.

afternoon, once again, it should brighten up. Temperatures for

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