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Chrissie Reidy and John Young. Tonight's top stories: The wife of

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the stunt rider Eddie Kidd is jailed for beating him as he sat in his

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wheelchair - there's chaos outside the courtroom. This is an entirely

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appropriate sentence. These are crimes against a vulnerable victim.

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Fighting for his life in hospital tonight - the petrol station worker

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carried on the bonnet of a car as he tried to stop a thief. Our reporter

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Simon Jones is in West Kingsdown for us this this evening.

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Also in tonight's programme: the RAC criticises Brighton and Hove City

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Council for having the sixth highest parking charges outside London.

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And it's an art auction in a railway station as funnyman Vic Reeves'

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collection goes under the hammer. consider it all art. Acting and

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painting and making pots is all artwork. It is different guises.

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And how far would you travel to find the best fish and chips? All the way

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Good evening. The estranged wife of the paralysed former motorbike stunt

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rider Eddie Kidd has been given a five-month sentence for assaulting

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him. Samatha Kidd, who's from Seaford in East Sussex pleaded

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gulity to beating the 54-year-old star, who uses a wheelchair, over a

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four-month period. The judge told Samatha Kidd the sentence reflected

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"the severity of the abuse of trust and power".

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Perceiving, Samatha Kidd is getting ready to spend the first night

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behind bars for punching, slapping and throttling her husband Eddie

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Kidd on four separate occasions. would like to say this has been a

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particularly sad case from the outset but I am especially pleased

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that Samatha Kidd has admitted her wrongdoings and has been brought to

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justice. Last summer, Samatha Kidd cheered Eddie Kidd on as he carried

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the Olympic flame through Lewes. But she furiously beat him, tried to

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strangle him and had to be pulled off by a witness who described the

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paralysed Eddie as... In 1929 he jumped 80 foot across an Essex

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railway bridge and in 1993 he jumped across the great Wall of China.

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During his career, he made more than 10,000 jumps and appeared as a stunt

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double in films including James Bond films but his life changed for ever

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when he suffered serious injuries in a crash in 1996. Since then, he has

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raised thousands of pounds for charity including walking the London

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Marathon in 50 days. Today, the court heard how Eddie Kidd was also

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verbally abused by his wife. It is just as important as physical abuse

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and it adds up to a grim picture. There is a bigger picture here. It

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shouldn't happen but it is all too common. The judge said he had to

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sentence from the highest guidelines because this was repeated violence

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on a Honourable disabled man who Samatha Kidd did not shy away from

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assaulting. The defence team described Samatha Kidd as a victim

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also, somebody who could not cope with the deterioration of her

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husband of three years but the judge said the assaults would have left

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Eddie Kidd feeling powerless and alone and she must serve a prison

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sentence. A garage manager from Kent is

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fighting for his life tonight after he was carried half a mile down the

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road on the bonnet of a car when he tried to stop the driver from

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leaving the forecourt without paying for fuel. Lekshmanan Asokkumar was

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seriously injured at the Texaco service station at West Kingsdown

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near Sevenoaks which he runs with his wife. Our reporter Simon Jones

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is there. The police really are throwing a lot of effort into

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finding this car driver? Yes, this happened yesterday afternoon just

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after 2pm. The manager became suspicious about a black car which

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had arrived on the forecourt, there was a man and a woman inside, it

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took around �40 of fuel and then he went to talk to them and was hit and

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carried right down the road. Tonight, bosses are offering a

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�5,000 reward for information leading to a conviction. This is

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Lekshmanan Asokkumar on the bonnet and then he was left for dead. A

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popular manager of a garage, this was him last year filmed with his

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wife. I think they are the lowest below and hopefully somebody will

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see this on the news and in the papers and know who these people are

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or maybe they will get a guilt complex because at the end of the

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day, they could've killed my husband, the father of his two

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children and I think it is despicable. People who know him say

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they are not surprised he challenged the driver trying to get away

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without paying. Vic Reeves shock, horror. 15 years in this particular

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industry, I have never come across the likes of this before,

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thankfully. Our thoughts are with the thoughts and directors and his

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wife Judy and himself, we have for a speedy recovery. It is not clear

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whether he fell off my crappy car or whether he was pushed off but the

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police reaction to what happened is clear. The driver of that vehicle

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had ample opportunity to stop. The length of the journey between the

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service station and where he was thrown off is significant.

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Consequently, inevitably the consequences are that he would

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sustain serious injuries. Garage owners are advised not to risk their

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own safety when confronted with suspected fuel thieves but everybody

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is shocked at the length is one driver was prepared to go to to get

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away. This happened at a busy time of the afternoon so the police are

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appealing for witnesses to come forward. Last year, the number of

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people driving off without paying from garages in Kent rose up to

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2000, perhaps a sign of the economic times. Nobody expected would happen

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here yesterday no matter how keen they are to deal with the problem.

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In a moment, how Kent could have been deliberately flooded in the

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1980s to prevent London being swamped by a tidal surge.

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An inquest into the death of a soldier from Kent - and the second

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person to be awarded a Victoria Cross in Afghanistan - has found

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that he was unlawfully killed by enemy attack. Lance Corporal James

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Ashworth, who was 23, died as he came under attack, trying to protect

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his team in Helmand province last year.

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As Lance Corporal James Ashworth pro cover, -- broke cover, he was hit by

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a bullet. Today his family were in court to hear the coroner's verdict

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of unlawful killing. James passed away doing a job he loved. At times

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it was hard but he experienced one of her friends. Then Nick named for

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him that when the nickname for him was Jimmy and I know they miss him

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as much as we do. He was killed by his own grenade as he served in

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Afghanistan. In May, he was posthumously awarded the Victoria

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Cross. The country's hires reward -- highest reward. A coroner ruled that

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he was unlawfully killed. His family collected his gallantry award in

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May, only the second soldier to be awarded the Victoria Cross in the 12

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year conflict in Afghanistan. His father spoke ahead of collecting the

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award. Model -- we have a lot of pride but it brings back a lot of

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grief as well so it will be an extremely difficult day but it will

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be a proud day. He is thought of everyday by all of us. Lance

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Corporal Ashworth's commanding officer said he was the bravest

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Plans drawn up by one of Britain's leading architects to redevelop

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Folkestone seafront have been agreed by councillors. Sir Terry Farrell's

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designs were commissioned by the local businessman, Roger De Haan.

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They include up to 1,000 new homes, business space and sports facilities

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on a 23-hectare site. People leaving Gatwick on Ryanair

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flights are unwittingly spending a little longer in the skies to save

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on fuel bills. To make up for a drop in profits, the airline's adding two

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minutes to one-hour flights. Deputy chief executive Howard Millar denied

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the extra time would significantly lengthen journeys.

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It's official - Brighton and Hove City Council does make the most

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profit from parking charges outside London, according to figures from

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the RAC Foundation - �14 million - though the council says it's nearer

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�13 million. Traders and visitors have long complained about the Green

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council's deliberate policy of high parking charges, though many

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residents have welcomed it. Our political reporter Ellie Price joins

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us from Brighton now. This seems like a huge amount of money.

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does. We are talking about a profit made on top of the parking

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operations are parking tickets, fines and residence permits. You may

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remember earlier in the week there was a case where a counsellor in

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north London was found to have used parking illegally to supplement the

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budget. They must not do that but it has come as little consolation to

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those who say that these are ruining their livelihoods. Resident of

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visitor, parking in Brighton and Hove is not cheap. But the news it

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is quite such a moneyspinner has angered those who think it is bad

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for business. It limits what customers can spend and they come

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here and so about 30 or 40% of it is taking up by parking charges. So it

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is less money for the local economy. And for some, the glorious weather

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was overshadowed by the parking meter. Absolutely disgusting. I live

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in London and have just paid �10 for four hours. Taking my elderly mother

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to the sea, I have to drop at the top, she does not have to disable

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past but she is elderly. �10 is a lot of money. It is not a green

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issue, it is not green to keep people moving around looking for

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parking spaces. It is a crazy situation. It is expensive but I

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really think something has got to be done to actually reduce the amount

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of cars that are coming into the city. Come down to Madeira Drive

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next to the seafront and parking for the whole day, that will cost �15.

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And it is charges like that that other and the council �14.4 million

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last year, an increase of 23% from 2009. The reality is the area is a

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popular place and we think lots of people have come here. And while

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many of them come by train or on the buses, a good number drive so we

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have to try to manage the impact of that in terms of the impact on the

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road network and the availability of parking. It is fine for local

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authorities to operate a parking policy and get money out of it. It

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is not fine or even legal for them to raise money in that way in order

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to fund their general expenditures. The City Council here say they are

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ploughing all the revenue back into other transport improvements like

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buses. And encouraging parking of a different, green kind. I should say

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that on the evidence we saw today, it has not stopped people coming to

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the city and parking. We have trouble finding a space ourselves.

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But the anger is coming from people who feel they need to use the cars

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in the city and are being used to fund the council when it is not

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It's emerged that Government officials thought of deliberately

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flooding parts of Kent in the early 1980s to prevent central London from

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being swamped by a tidal surge. Official papers have revealed that

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gates for the Thames Barrier, that were under construction, had been

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delayed by a strike, causing fears the capital could be left

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unprotected. Sara Smith joins us live from the Thames Barrier in

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London. This sounds extraordinary? It does sound extraordinary. The

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Government, thinking the unthinkable. Before the barrier he

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was built, they were thinking of letting flood waters devastate Kent

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or London. The archives show that it would be major political and

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economic hub for the Government, not to mention a logistical nightmare.

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1953 and a huge tidal surge along the east coast leaves 43,000 people

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homeless and more than 300 dead. Nearly 30 years later, there were

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fears of a similar type, this one threatening London. So this was the

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plan - to protect the city. The only problem, the Thames barrier had not

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been finished. The great steel gates which would hold back the tide were

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stuck in the north-east because of a dockyard strike. It was time to

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consider a secondary plan. And it was today at the National archive

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Centre that the Plan B was revealed. Discussions at the highest level of

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government, considered letting Kent floods to save the capital. They

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talk about the possibility of explosives being used on certain

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reaches of the Thames in order to deliberately make it burst its banks

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and then that water might be diverted into Kent and Essex in

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order to save London and the city. Without such a plan and before the

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Thames barrier was built, London could only brace itself for

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flooding. The Thames can only hold so much. A sudden surge tide and

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London could be flooded. If you live, work, or travel in London,

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make sure you know the flood drill. Ask for details now. They would move

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the buses to the higher ground, warned people not to sleep in the

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basements, they called it the flood drill. Now when the surge tide

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approaches, the barrier gets into action. These were mock-ups, but

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today the nightmare for Kent was revealed which was at least

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considered for a possible alternative. In fact, the barrier

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was finished by the end of 1982. No flood, no need to sacrifice London

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or Kent and today, you can go and several years without it being used

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or it can be used to dozens signs -- two dozen times in a year.

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These are the top stories tonight: The estranged wife of the paralysed

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former motorbike rider Eddie Kidd has been given a five-month sentence

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for assaulting him. The judge told Samatha Kidd, who's from East

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Sussex, that the sentence reflected "the severity of the abuse of trust

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and power". Also in tonight's programme: how far

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would you travel to taste the best fish and chips? A Brighton chippy is

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drawing customers from as far away as China.

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Will this hot weather continue? Two emulator to find out. -- join me

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later to find out. For more than a week now, a small

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village in Sussex has found itself at the centre of an international

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row over oil production and we've brought you some extraordinary

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pictures. If the company behind it hoped the protests in Balcombe would

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soon die away, they've been sorely disappointed. Today, four more

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people were arrested. Our environment correspondent Yvette

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Austin has today's developments for Moved to the side. They ate and

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tensions are running high and the test drilling for oil could

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beginning at any time now. Holding up lorries, carrying equipment, that

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is their main aim. The police are trying to clear their way. One woman

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ended up on the floor and was treated for minor injuries. It was a

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much calmer atmosphere earlier this morning when the protesters felt

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they had the upper hand. They blocked the entrance to the site.

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The protesters have brought in this decommissioned fire engine at

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6:40am. There are two protesters chained to the steering wheel, two

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more inside and two on the roof and they are standing firm. They are

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having difficulty getting one door off so I have a feeling that we will

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be here for a while. We have food and water and we can stay as long as

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possible. A week might be optimistic we want to delay this process for as

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long as possible. It did not last a week. Mid-morning and four

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protesters are cut free by police with specialist equipment and

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arrested. this test drilling goes ahead, it

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will lead to a wave of fracking. testing does involve some flaring if

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there is gas, which are not expecting to find it but again it is

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shielded. But the protests entered a new level. Many children from

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Balcombe came to hear stories by a top political cartoonist. If the

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company who are drilling here does this test well, the chances are they

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can do it all over Sussex so I think it is something we should all be

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concerned about. The fire engine may have been towed away but protesters

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will no doubt be thinking now more ways to block work here.

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That report by Yvette Austin and she joins us live now from Balcombe. Any

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news on when the test drilling will start? What is lined up for the

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ninth day? It has entered a pre-drilling phase. In the equipment

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has gone in to be assembled and it is now being tested. Some changes

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may have to be made but it suggests that we are close to that test

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drilling. Tempers were afraid more today when the lorries began

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arriving again. The protesters now in their heart of hearts they cannot

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stop this drilling that they have succeeded in delaying it.

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And you can find out much more about both sides of the argument on

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fracking by logging on to the BBC's website.

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A unique collection of paintings, sketches, pottery and sculptures are

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up for auction this weekend. Not that surprising, perhaps until we

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tell you who the artist is behind them. It's the artist and comedian

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Vic Reeves, best known, perhaps, for his appearances on "Shooting Stars"

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but he was having a clear-out of his home in Kent, so now they're up for

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grabs. And as our reporter Robin Gibson explains, there's a final

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twist. The auction is in a railway You are entering the world of the

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artist Jim Moir, also known as Vic Reeves. A small fraction of the art

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he has been working on over many years. This is how he started out

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and it is still how he sees himself. I do a lot of artwork in many forms

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but this lot goes back about ten years. I don't count the years.

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began in art, didn't you? Yes, I went to art school. I consider it

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all art. Acting, painting, making pots, it is all art works in its

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various guises. A one off artist in a one-off auction. Having it in a

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railway station seems very Vic years? I keep going back to it. It

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will never be finished but somebody has bought it now. But I did say I

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would come round to their house and touch it up every now and then.

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is selling around 200 artwork from his Kent home because he has to make

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space for more. It will be hard to say good night to the favourite when

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the hammer finally falls. Some of them I would like to keep for ever

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and never look at them and think I don't want to lose them but you have

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to read things go. It is like letting go of children or creating

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orphans. It is an exhibition as well so this is a chance to see another

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side of a famous face. It includes some of his own memorable takes on a

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auction, I think you will agree. The Bluewater Shopping Centre in

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Kent is a popular spot for many reasons but being a wildlife haven

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is not one of them. And yet, we've discovered that it's home to a

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nesting pair of peregrine falcons. They're not swooping through the

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shopping precincts, but they are nesting in the chalk cliffs above

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the site and our reporter Richard Taylor Jones has had his camera on

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them as part of our new BBC series looking at wildlife in surprising

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places. Peregrine falcons are not what you

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would expect in a out-of-town retail Park. But Bluewater was built in an

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old quarry which means it is surrounded by chalk cliffs which are

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ideal for Peregrine Falcons. Why have you brought me to this

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spot? This is their home range, where this particular Falcon is

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sheltered and so sheltered that the male and female can rear their young

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in relative safety and security. What sort of behaviour are we seeing

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going on in this particular part of the cliff face? Wilsey flight

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school, training the young bird all the skills... I can hear one. There

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we go, lovely. That was so quick. My goodness me, see the speed of that.

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Peregrines are the fastest creatures on earth. A hunting swoop can reach

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200 mph. What we are seeing is what Phil calls flight school. I have

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filmed these all over the UK but I And you can see much more about that

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in Urban Jungle, presented by Richard Taylor Jones, in ten minutes

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here on BBC One. Now, for some people who spend a day

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out near the seaside, there's nothing better than a fish and chip

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supper. But how far would you travel to search for the best chippy? Well,

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an upmarket sort of chippy in Brighton. It's a seafood restaurant

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really, but we couldn't resist the story!-- has seen a steady increase

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in tourists from China, all thanks to a review by a celebrity chef.

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Adina Campbell was the lucky reporter we sent to find out more.

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It is described as perfectly cooked fish on the website and even goes

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far as to say one visit and you are hooked. It has been open for nearly

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15 years but it has seen a rise in the number of tourists from one

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country more than 5000 miles away. couple of years now, we have seen a

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steady stream of Chinese visitors coming into the restaurant and we

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could not work out why we are getting so many Chinese. It is due

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to one of the most famous chefs in China, who ate a meal and was so

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impressed he wrote a review online. That has been getting lots of hits,

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delighting the owner and tourists. It is likely travel diary -- like a

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travel diary and a blog about his seafood. We researched on Google and

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this always absurd as -- always showed as the top one. It has become

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a destination for Chinese visitors. It is not just the reviews, the food

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is pretty good as well and it looks like this business will continue to

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stay busy as the word spreads from chips, let's see if it will stay

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like that. Rachel joins us from the And we saw 31.9 degrees in other

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places. Sunshine from the word go. We have had gentle, southerly breeze

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is and always a bit cooler along the coast, highs of around 29 Celsius.

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Further west, that is where we saw temperatures dipping over into 32

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Celsius. Lots of late evening sunshine around, we will see more

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cloud cover building and with that, perhaps some showery rain out

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bursts. And then an uncomfortable night with low temperatures of 18 or

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19 Celsius if you can call it low. Muddy and close and tomorrow will

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start overcast with outbreaks of rain -- muggy. Into Saturday, it

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will become a mixture of clear skies, some outbreaks of rain,

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temperatures a bit fresher. Lows of 14 Celsius and then for the weekend,

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lots of sunshine around with the outside chance that you might see

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