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Welcome to South East Today. I'm That's all from the BBC News

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Welcome to South East Today. I'm Polly Evans. Tonight's top stories.

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Flood warnings are in place, with homes under threat again from severe

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weather. In Kent, the authorities are forced to pump raw sewage away

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from properties. In Sussex, another cliff fall caused by the he`vy rain

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closes the beach at Birling Gap We're live tonight at Bridgd in Kent

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and Hastings in East Sussex. Also tonight, botched plastic surgery

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abroad. A Sussex woman undergoing corrective treatment here w`rns of

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the dangers of cheap operathons overseas. A mother is forced to pick

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up her baby and flee after ` high`speed crash damages her home.

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And 50 years of The Who. Intimate photographs marking a milestone for

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the famous band are set to go on display in Hastings.

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Good evening. Homes are unddr threat of flooding again tonight, `fter yet

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another day of incessant rahn. Southern Water has been forced to

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pump sewage into rivers in Kent to prevent it flowing into houses and

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the Environment Agency is also pumping water way from homes and

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businesses. There are seven flood warnings in place in the Sotth East

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tonight, one in Forest Row, in Sussex, and six in Kent. Our

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Environment Correspondent Yvette Austin joins us live from one of the

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affected areas, Bridge, near Canterbury.

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What is the latest you can tell us from there? I am beside the River

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which flows down and it is hard to imagine that very often this River

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runs dry. It ran dry for a number of years until last year. It r`n down

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this very street last weekend and residents fear that this wedkend it

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will be much worse. Fighting a growing tide, so much water, the

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environment agency is fighthng to keep it contained. This is the flood

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relief channel. We split thd flow back Little born. Half of it goes

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round and half comes down this relief channel. We are having to all

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the pump because there is one and a half tonnes of water turning up

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every second. We are having to pump it over the road, into the channel

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the other side of the road, which then goes around the villagd. The

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agency says it to 50 homes have been saved from flooding by the dmergency

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measures. But the water table is now so high and the ground is so

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saturated that water is now overwhelming the sewers. Sotthern

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Water is having to pump out the sewers, back into the river. We are

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pumping out huge amounts of underground water. You can see it

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coming out of the ground. It is going into a screening systdm and

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then we can release it back into the environment. Is it being purified

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before it goes back into thd river? Yes, we are operating with

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environmental standards. We screen the water to get Gabriel out of it.

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In other areas, we can pump it into the treatment works. The authorities

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have never seen this bad before Many people around this are` have

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experienced flooding, not only over Christmas in recent weeks btt in

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2000, again, and they can fdel it coming. People have got thehr

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sandbags out. This house has sandbags. They are all the way down

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the street. There are more being delivered today. And overnight and

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tomorrow. People fear the r`in and the flood water is coming. There is

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little more they can do abott it now but once this is all over, puestions

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will be asked. Worrying timds. Tonight the Government says an extra

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?30 million will be made av`ilable for flood repairs and maintdnance,

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on top of the ?100 million `nnounced by the Prime Minister yesterday

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Ministers say it will fund 42 major new flood defence schemes, but only

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one is in the South East. Wd are for example able to announce today that

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there is flooding finance all the way along the coastline and inland,

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there are new flood defences schemes that will be funded as a result of

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new money being invested through the Environment Agency programmd. The

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UKIP leader and South East LEP Nigel Farage has called for the ?01

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billion foreign aid budget to be suspended and for the money used to

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help out flood`hit and storl`hit communities in the UK inste`d. Mr

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Farage joins us now from Westminster. Is it actually

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realistic that the government could divert money that is pledged to

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flood the Thames here? I thhnk it is. There are thousands of people

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that have been suffering, m`ny of them before Christmas. The prospects

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for the weekend are very grhm indeed, with this huge low`pressure

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system coming in from the Atlantic. The insurance companies onlx pay out

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a certain amount of the dam`ge. The government has promised over ?1 0

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million but none of that wotld actually be compensation for the

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victims. That is less than 0% of the foreign aid budget. There is a

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general feeling in this country that charity begins at home, we have a

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serious crisis, we have people that will finish up out of pocket, there

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is a railway line that needs to be mended in Devon. We could do that by

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suspending the foreign aid budget for a short period of time. You re

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currently campaigning for your party's candidate in a by`election.

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Are you hijacking the floods, which are about real people and rdal

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misery, to press your own agenda for party political gain? In March of

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last year, one of our MEPs went on the BBC and said that the m`nagement

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of the rivers or around the Somerset Levels by the Environment Agency was

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a disgrace. We have history on this. Longer term, there needs to be a

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proper public enquiry. It is the failure of the Environment @gency.

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That is the longer term. It may get worse over the weekend. I think what

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is actually a relatively sm`ll amount of money compare to the

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foreign aid budget, the govdrnment could send a message to the

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suffering people, we are behind you. The weather's also taken its toll in

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East Sussex and our reporter Sarah Cruddas joins us from Hastings. The

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heavy rainfall's caused another cliff fall in the county, S`rah

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Yes, that is right. It has been absolutely dreadful today. The wind

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is so strong, I feel like I am going to be blown over at the momdnt.

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About a month ago, those rather dramatic riches from Hastings where

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part of the cliff face fell into the sea, a similar thing has happened

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across the Sussex coast and earlier today, I went to near Eastbourne

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where part of the beach has been closed off. The cafe and shop may be

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open but only the Brave appdar to have ventured out. To check the

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cliff face again. It has gone about six feet over the last two days It

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is more exciting. You have to be careful, obviously, they ard warning

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you to keep away from the sda and everything. It is one of thd many

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places on our coast that have fallen foul of the weather. I have worked

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for the Council for 27 years and I have never seen the beach strip down

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to nothing. This is the worst I have seen the beach in terms of the

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protection of the cliffs. You can see just how bad the weather is on

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the coast at the moment. Thd problem is because of the higher tides and

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also the very heavy rain, that has caused an increase in erosion along

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the cliffs. The path behind me has now been closed off and part of the

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visitors centre has had to be closed for safety as well. This is a

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natural process, it is a living and evolving landscape. This is what

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happens when you have chalk face is so close to the sea. You will see

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his natural erosion taking place. Elsewhere, a dolphin was washed up.

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But for this stretch of the Sussex coast, the age is unlikely to be

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open until the end of the month at the earliest `` the beach. The bad

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news is the weather is likely to stay like this for the fit sealable

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future with further torrenthal rain and storms. The message frol the

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authorities is to avoid putting yourself at risk and to stax away

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from cliff faces. I've been out today finding out how you'rd all

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coping with the incessant r`in. That's coming up later in the

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programme, along with the wdather forecast from Rachel. And to keep up

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to date with the latest weather and travel situation, you can ttne in to

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your local BBC radio station or log onto our websites.

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In a moment, meet our three medal hopefuls looking for glory `t the

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Winter Olympics in Sochi. A mother from Sussex who allost died

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after suffering botched cosletic surgery abroad is warning others not

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to risk their own lives by opting for cheap operations overse`s. Sue

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Briddick, from Sayers Common near Burgess Hill, had surgery on her

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stomach and breasts in Turkdy at half the price it would havd been at

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home. She suffered life`thrdatening infections and complications that

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are still requiring NHS tre`tment at the Queen Victoria Hospital in East

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Grinstead. She's spoken exclusively to our reporter, Claudia Sermbezis.

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Her report contains some gr`phic images.

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When I got back, that is thd condition I was in. This was the

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result of Sue Briddick 's ttmmy tuck in Turkey. She had worked h`rd to

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lose three stone. She deciddd to treat herself to the operathon. It

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was too expensive to do herd so she went abroad. The woman that I spoke

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to in Turkey said that I should have my breasts done as well bec`use it

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is included in the price. I booked it for just after my 50th bhrthday.

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Straight after the operation, it was obvious something was wrong. I took

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the dressing off and just g`sped. I stood back. There is somethhng

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wrong. It is normal, it is fine that is all they said. But ht was

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not normal. She had contracted necrosis and the skin on her stomach

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when back. Most of the photos are too graphic for us to show. In

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agony, she flew back to the UK and spent a month in hospital. She was

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treated by consultant plasthc surgeon at the Queen Victorha

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Hospital in East Grinstead. It was potentially like life`threatening.

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Without antibiotics, she cotld have died. She had wounds were ddad skin

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on her abdomen and her breasts and she had to have surgery to remove

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the skin and eventually to have a skin graft. According to a recent

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survey, one in ten patients who travel abroad for Connectix surgery

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need assistance from the NHS when they return home `` cosmetic

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surgery. If you have had surgery with a

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hospital or a surgeon abroad, who is going to take care of you when you

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return to the UK? There are so many potential pitfalls, it is

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unbelievable. It causes an unnecessary use of bed and doctors

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time and resources and clearly this is not appropriate. The best advice

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I can give is to stay in yotr own country if you cannot afford it You

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will have to wait a little bit longer. It costs you half the price

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it would cost here but it took a year to recover and she's still

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badly scarred. A ?7 million investment in the port

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of Ramsgate is being considdred by Thanet District Councillors, but the

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local authority would have to borrow the money to pay for it. Thd funds

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would be used to create what's called an alongside quay for cruise

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ships, and more berths for smaller boats. Supporters say it wotld

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encourage growth in the port, but critics question whether it's a good

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use of public money. One of America's most wanted criminals who

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was arrested in Kent last M`y, will be extradited to the United States.

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Sean Lopes was sentenced to 15 years in prison in his absence in 200 ,

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for attacking a former girlfriend, but skipped bail and fled to the UK.

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The 47`year`old was eventually tracked down and arrested at a house

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in Chatham. The RSPCA is investigating the death

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of a ten foot long python that was found by a member of the public

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under a fallen tree in Kent. The snake was found in Northfledt

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yesterday morning and inspectors are trying to trace the owners. A

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hospital trust which was put into special measures following concern

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over high patient death ratds has been forced by the health rdgulator,

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Monitor, to appoint an interim Chief Executive and Chairman. Last week

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the two people in charge of the Medway NHS Foundation Trust

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announced they would be stepping down. Monitor is critical of the way

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the Trust has been led and says it needs immediate improvements, a

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feeling echoed by one of thd local MPs. It was this government that

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said it is not good enough. There has to be special measures, proper

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leadership, things have to be done differently. It is an outst`nding

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hospital, it has been linked to the hospital, they can share good

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practice. Peter Whittlesea joins us live from Chatham. Peter, Monitor

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say a change of leadership was essential. That is right. The

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regulator 's comments could not have been more forthright. They said that

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a change of leadership was essential, which begs the qtestion,

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when the bosses stood down last week, did they jump ball thdy

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pushed? No one was answering that question, both the trust and the

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regulator were unavailable for comment. But there are some

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positives to be taken from this report. They say they have been

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improvements since the hosphtal went into special measures but they are

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concerned about the formancd of accident and emergency and the

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deterioration of the financhal situation of the trust as a whole.

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Thank you, Peter. A mother has described her terror as suspected

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car thieves smashed their vdhicle into her next`door neighbour's house

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in Portslade, near Brighton, forcing her to pick up her baby and flee.

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Gemma Cooper and her family have had to move out of their home, which was

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damaged by the high`speed crash on Tuesday. Two men are in custody and

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a third is on the run. Mark Norman has more. The dramatic picttres from

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Tuesday of a car buried in ` house after a police chase. Equally

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dramatic, the story of the next`door neighbour who was on her front door

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step with her baby when it happened. I was running out of my house to my

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son, as soon as I heard it, I saw the car, absolutely turned hnto

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panic, trying to get my son, he is absolutely fine, not even crying, he

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was actually facing that wax as well, so he saw it all. Witnesses on

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the day have described to md what they have seen. Just ploughdd

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straight into the house. I rushed up to see, a couple of police cars went

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up there. When I got there, they were pulling a car I `` a gty out of

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the car. They jumped out, r`n across the front garden. I just julp on my

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son to shield him and the police just started shouting Armagdddon out

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of the way. The car is on fhre. `` get out of the way. I am am`zed that

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we are OK and we have not inherited. I saw how close the car was to my

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son, it is not worth thinking about. I cannot think about it. The

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car was removed yesterday. Two men have been arrested, the polhce are

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searching for a third and Gdmma is waiting for the insurance Company to

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assess the damage to her hole. Our top story tonight. Homes ard under

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threat of flooding again tonight, after yet another day of incessant

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rain. Southern Water has bedn forced to pump sewage into rivers hn Kent

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to prevent it flowing into houses and the Environment Agency hs also

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pumping water away from homds and businesses. Also in tonight's

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programme, 50 years of rock royalty The Who revealed in intimatd

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photographs that are set to go on display in Sussex.

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And we have a brief respite before the next system will send from the

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West. Join me later for the details. The Winter Olympics in Sochh

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officially starts tomorrow when the Games' opening ceremony is staged.

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And British competitors are expected to bring back a record medal haul.

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Kent's Lizzy Yarnold is one of the favourites in the skeleton but there

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are two other athletes from the South East hoping for success in

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Russia. Neil Bell has tonight's Special Report.

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Two weeks ago, Lizzy Yarnold was crowned World Cup champion `fter a

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brilliant season in the skeleton. For the last few days, she has been

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meticulously preparing for Sochi, determined to win a medal. H kind of

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slot in the athlete position, it is an amazing machine, but it has to be

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driven through every part. @s the athlete, I have to be able to

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communicate well with all of my coaches and drive them as mtch as

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they drive me. I am so motivated to win every race. I am so passionate

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about this sport. Over the past 80 years, and elite group of athletes

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have represented Britain in the summer and winter games. Cr`ig

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Pickering will become number eight. He only moved to the Bobslehgh eight

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months ago. A medal is unlikely but the challenge was irresistible. What

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is really inspiring is seeing people perform. There are always stories

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like that that give you goose bumps. That could be me. I `m not

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the most talented person in the world. I thought, if these people

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never give up, why should I give up? You might be surprised to hdar that

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one of the best skiers is not only British but from Sussex. However, he

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will be representing is France in Sochi. His family moved there a

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decade ago. After London 2002, it was an amazing buyers but it is a

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shame that we do not have more athletes competing in the Whnter

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Olympics. All three Southeast competitors will be intent on making

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the most of their Olympic experience over the next couple of weeks and

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for one, a medal is a real possibility.

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It was 50 years ago this month that a band called The Detours changed

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their name to The Who and m`de four musicians, including Sussex`based

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singer Roger Daltry, very f`mous. To mark the occasion, an exhibhtion of

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intimate pictures of the band, taken by the internationally renowned

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photographer Colin Jones, h`s gone on display in London and will soon

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be coming to Hastings. Lucinda Adam has more.

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They are now part of British rock royalty but 50 years ago, The Who

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were the new band on the scdne. Smashing guitars on stage to get

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notice. And Colin Jones was there. They were very expensive. And the

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management could not keep up with them because they used to break up

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with them because they used a break`up or there could run. `` all

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very quick one. I did was the best, the best guitars `` there a quick

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lunch. Over a year, Colin Jones tr`velled

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with the band and got to capture intimate moments of their lhves

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behind the scenes. He went with them to the Kings Road anti`went into

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their houses and he took a photo of John Entwistle sitting with his

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mother. Roger Daltrey lying in bed. Very close and personal view of the

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ban. When a magazine wanted a colour photo for its cover, the band did

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not hesitate to help find the perfect background. I said to Keith

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Moon, where I going to get ` Union Jack? He said, I know where there is

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one. Out of the front of thdse international hotels, you h`ve these

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flags flying, he climbed up to flagpole and got a flag. We painted

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upon the in the hotel. That is how we shot it. The exhibition continues

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in London for six weeks before moving to the Lucy Bell Gallery in

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Hastings in March. Lovely. In last night's programme,

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Rob, you asked the burning puestion ` surely some time soon, won't we

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run out of rain? Sadly, it doesn't look like it's going to happen any

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time soon. I've been out and about today, finding out if you'rd as fed

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up as me with this endless, endless rain. It is a bit of a soggx start

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to the year. Heavy rain at times. Watch for the rain. Heavy showers.

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It is, they say, an ill wind that blows nobody any good. All right,

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the weather is relentlessly aweful, it is the wettest winter on record.

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But it could be worse. Couldn't it? I mean, it could be snowing. Snow

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would not be a problem. It hs just getting around, that would be a

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problem, but apart from, I would rather have snow than rain.

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Definitely. I have come to Dartford market. Ordinarily, it would be

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absolutely thriving at this time of day. At least if it snows, xou know

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not to come. Otherwise, you come and then find out there is no one here.

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The stock is all over the floor the wind, it is really bad. This weather

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is the worst we have ever sden. Take it on the chin and move on to next

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week. Or go on holiday. A holiday? That is a good idea. Where would you

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rather be. In Cyprus. Somewhere hot. I do not mind. Anywhere hot. Right

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now, I would rather be somewhere in Spain. But actually, it turns out

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that moaning about the weather is probably the best thing we can do.

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Maybe it is nice to get it off our chests and say we are in thd same

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boat, there we are, maybe try and be a little bit light`hearted. All

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right, to be fair, the weather is awful. But at least it is nhce

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weather for them. I wanted to say it was nice weather for ducks but there

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was a heron. I love the way that everyond forgets

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how difficult it is when it snows. No problem. How quickly thex forget.

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No snow but we are all in the same boat when it comes to rain. As we go

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through tomorrow night, we have another weather system moving in.

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Further outbreaks of rain and really strong winds. Some sunshine for

:25:32.:25:36.

tomorrow. But the wind is phcking up again as we head for Saturd`y. We

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have an amber warning about rain. 20 millimetres of rainfall, expect to

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see much more tonight as well. Temperatures today as he `` have

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reached nine Celsius but it has felt significantly colder than that. As

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we go through tonight, slowly, this weather system will clear e`stwards.

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Tonight, it will stay very wet indeed. Temperatures relatively

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mild, as a result. Not a pldasant picture. Tomorrow, we will see an

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improving story to start. Some sunshine in the first part of the

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morning and the afternoon as well. Top temperatures nine Celsits. The

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wind is picking up signific`ntly as we go through tomorrow night. Very

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wet and windy in the evening. Temperatures similar to what we are

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expecting to see tonight. As we head toward Saturday, if you havd plans,

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Sunday is the better day for it It will be very wet and very whndy

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Temperatures around 10 Celshus but feeling significantly colder than

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that. Sunday, some really hdavy thundery showers around. As we head

:27:04.:27:12.

into the new week, Monday looks to be a little drier. Another weather

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system on its way in. You've been talking about the

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weather on our Facebook sitd. Vanessa Mutch says she's buhlding an

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ark and Corina Rox picks up on that theme, saying all the local animals

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are walking about in pairs. But the last word goes to Geordie

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Trevillion, who says: "I noticed slight ridges developing behind my

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ears. Yes, I'm developing ghlls " Goodbye.

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