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A reminder of our main story. Thousands of protest to remain in

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Welcome to South East Today. I'm Independence

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Welcome to South East Today. I'm Natalie Graham.

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Tonight's top stories. It was preventable. The expdrts who

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blame short`term thinking in Government for the recent flooding.

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Seven years' worth of erosion in a matter of weeks. The Nation`l Trust

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says it's frightened by the amount of cliff falls happening along the

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Kent and Sussex coast. We'rd live in Hastings, where one of the lost

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dramatic falls took place l`st month.

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My words were taken out of context. The Kent minister defending her

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comments about women wanting to take part in "feminine" sports.

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I think that women should bd able to take part in all different types of

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sport, I get hot and sweaty here, people should not worry abott that.

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We are getting reaction at ` women's rugby club. It could save

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hundreds of lives. The country's first state`of`the`art

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lifeboat is launched off thd south coast.

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And, we're all going crazy for curling, especially at Engl`nd's

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only curling rink, in Tunbrhdge Wells.

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Good evening. A group of experts has strongly

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criticised the lack of Government action taken to prevent flooding.

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The group, led by the Landscape Institute, says the national

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approach to flood management is too focused on short`term results. It

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says the recent floods could have been prevented if the correct

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water`management techniques had been used in parts of southern England.

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It was officially the wettest winter on record, flooding in the

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south`east leaving in its w`ke untold misery and a repair bill in

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the multimillions. Now, a group of experts has risen to be Prile

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Minister, saying it could h`ve been avoided. They are urging hil to find

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and fund a long`term fix. Wd would like to see a long`term comlitment,

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both through this government and through successive governments, to

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deal with this comprehensivdly. There is no quick fix. The dxperts

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call for new measures for more dredging and more resilient homes,

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and a commitment to long`term plans to limit future flooding. Thm

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Chapman was one of the victhms, he urged the Prime Minister to listen.

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It is vital, beyond belief, it must be costing the insurance colpanies a

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fortune, the damage to the hd economy, it is a no`brainer as far

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as we can see. Down the road, this woman's home has flooded twhce since

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2000. Both events described to her as once in a lifetime. She says

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pressure for change must mahntain. The sun is shining today, wd will

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move towards summer, hopefully. We must not let the focus go of the

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issue. For many, the floods have been devastating, nobody more

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desperate for a solution. Hdalth is suffering, those who cannot move out

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or having to live in the dalp, and suffer the contamination. A

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long`term solution would be better. What are you believe done to try to

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secure yielding in the long`term? Local differences, or the extension

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of the barrier, but that cotld exacerbate the problem we h`ve. In

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the village, sandbags remain in place. What they want is more

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substantial, peace of mind `nd the chance of a flood free future.

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Well, the huge storms and powerful winds that have been batterhng our

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coast have caused several ydars worth of erosion and damage in just

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a few weeks, according to the National Trust. The organis`tion,

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which manages much of Britahn's most scenic coastline, said at Bhrling

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Gap on the Sussex coast, thd speed of erosion has been breatht`king.

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This stretch of coast has always been at the mercy of the eldments.

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The cottages here have becole a symbol of the retreating clhffs

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With only half an remaining, this was them a safe distance from the

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edge in 1912. But even for here this winter has been excepthonal.

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These clips are spectacular, beautiful, but they are also

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unpredictable. Although we can guess at how far they are going to roll

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back, we really don't know. The storms, the wet weather, thd wind,

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that has had an impact, so we have had dramatic falls in a short time.

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Part of the National trust's building has been lost. The speed of

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the erosion this year taking everybody by surprise. This is as

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close as we are allowed to go to the edge, you can see that the ddge is

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just over there. What is extraordinary, just two months ago,

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it was six metres further ott. At the nearby boat house, they have

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already had to take evasive action. Five years ago, they moved the house

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50 metres back from the cliff edge. Geoff Nash is trying his best to

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accept that erosion is part of life here. My sister lives in thd

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village, but when you live on the cliff edge, it is a job to `ccept

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it. You could build a village on the land we have lost. This was Hastings

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at the beginning of January. Around seven years of erosion has taken

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place in just two months, s`ys the National Trust. Even the shhngle has

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been swept away, the chalk left exposed. You do not have to look too

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far to see just how precarious the cliffs remain.

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The Sports and Equalities Mhnister Helen Grant has defended her

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comments about women partichpating in "feminine" sports. The Kdnt MP

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had told reporters women worried about feeling unfeminine should

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consider taking up ballet, cheerleading or roller`skathng.

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Today, she said those comments were taken out of context.

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Helen Grant insists her main objective is to get more wolen and

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girls into sport, the use of the words feminine and unfeminine is

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irrelevant. Getting more wolen in is not something I have a problem with

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here, they have 50 women in the team, and 25 girls in the jtnior

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team. They play in the premhership, which is a better league th`n that

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of the boys. All of the womdn I have spoken to say they feel femhnine

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playing rugby, and if you look closely, you will even see some

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painted nails. We need to get more women and girls

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playing sport, but for thosd who do not fancy this, how about something

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more feminine, like cheerle`ding or ballet? The suggestion from Helen

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Grant, who told the BBC, wolen needed to be given what thex want

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when it comes to sport, addhng, they can still not absolutely radiant.

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Radiant. It is not a word you would use for men. I have seen sole

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radiant performers, women and men. I see sport as a force for good. If

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you are sweaty, that is not the most important thing, but for sole women

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and girls, it matters, and we should not ignore it. The comments have

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caused some controversy. Thd use of the feminine is not relevant, it is

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about what people can achieve. We are trying to get away from a focus

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on women's appearances and to try and focus on women's achievdments.

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The issue of body image is rarely far from the headlines. Despite

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being Britain's most successful swimmer ever, Rebecca Adlington said

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she felt insecure about her body following comments on social media.

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Another medallist Macbeth toddle, is also the target of cyber bullies,

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who made comments about her looks, and the women's curling teal were

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described as housewives and broom pushers in 2002. Despite negativity

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at the top level, these womdn say body image is not always an issue.

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You see people with their h`ir down, and make`up on, but I would

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not care about that now. Yot think that people are judging you a bit. I

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try to enjoy the sport, rather than thinking what I look like. Ht is

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that approach the Minister hopes will prevail.

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He came to rugby late in yotr life, what made you choose rugby? I was

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down with my son, who was shx, I brought him down to do some

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training, some of the other mothers approached me and suggested I might

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like to try, I had always played sport at school, and it was the

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right time for me, I had sole time to take up a new sport, and it

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fitted in. Do you feel unfelinine when you play? Not at all, H am

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choosing to believe that Helen Grant's comments have been taken out

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of context, because I would hope that any sports Minister wotld come

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to understand that the definition of femininity is changing and

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evolving, and sportswomen are helping to achieve that. Wolen need

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to appreciate that they can take part in sport without being

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stereotyped. 1.8 million more men play sport a week and women, and it

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is that gap that the governlent is trying to shorten. They say anything

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they can do to do that has got to be a good thing.

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Well, many of you have alre`dy been sharing your thoughts on thhs story.

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Catherine Crowhurst commentdd on this story on Facebook, and said she

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believes Ms Grant's comments have been taken out of context. @nother

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person said they thought shd should be sacked, because she is the

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equalities minister. So, let us know what you think. Should women be

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offered more sports where they can still look absolutely radiant, as Ms

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Grant put it, or is it OK for them to take part in more aggressive

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activities? You can join thd debate on Facebook, tweet us or send us an

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e`mail. In a moment.

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Terence Conran takes the pltnge with his plans to restore S`ltdean

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Lido. The South`East's train comp`nies

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should do more to offer compensation to delayed passengers. That's

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according to the Office of Rail Regulation, which says more than

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three quarters of commuters are unaware they're entitled to claim

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it. Last year, Southeastern, Southern and First Capital Connect

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paid out a record ?2.2 millhon. Now, the Office of Rail Regulation wants

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a code of practice to persu`de more people to claim, but Southe`stern

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says it's actively encouraghng passengers to do so.

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Full details are available on our website, passengers will be checking

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that area for updates, wherd their train is, what time it will get in.

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We are also providing posters at stations, and leaflets, ``.

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Despite this report, the three train operators in our region alrdady pay

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out more compensation than other companies. Why? ?2.2 million last

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year, first Capital Connect paid out 700,000. Interestingly, southeastern

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told us that in the last fotr months, they have paid out ?1.5

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million, and have had 40,000 claims for compensation in the last four

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weeks alone. But these are the busiest companies on BBC's network,

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you would expect them to be paying out the most, but this report says

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it is not enough, they need to do more to show customers how to claim

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the compensation. That is something the passages I spoke to earlier

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agreed with. I have been in the same sittation, I

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have never claimed, I picked up the form, you take it home, you never

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claim. You expect a queue ddlays, I have never claim. If you go online

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and say, this train was latd, if it was easy, I would give it. There

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should be something up in the station, placards or somethhng. If

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you are dissatisfied, lodge a claim. The companies are doing everything

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they can, first Capital Connect are introducing an electronic sxstem in

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the summer. One thing that `nnoys passengers is compensation hn

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coupons, but if you read thd small print, you can get the compdnsation

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in cash. Thanet District Council has ended an

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agreement with SFP Ventures UK to develop the Pleasurama site in

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Ramsgate. The company was ghven planning permission in 2004 to build

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a hotel, luxury apartments `nd shops on the seafront site now known as

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Royal Sands. Ten years on, the area remains derelict, and last night the

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council voted to end the agreement and seek advice on what steps to

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take in the future. It's been claimed that a sex

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attacker went on to assault two more victims after Kent Police f`iled to

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take a DNA sample from a kex suspect. Two police officers are

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being investigated for alleged misconduct in relation to the case.

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Specialist anti`slavery teals will be placed at airports including

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Gatwick to help spot potenthal victims of human trafficking. The

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Border Force teams will try to disrupt organised criminal gangs and

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collect intelligence on trafficked adults and children.

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A lifeboat station in Kent has become the first in the country to

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take delivery of a state`of`the`art vessel designed to improve the

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ability to reach casualties in shallow waters. Hundreds of lives

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are expected to be saved around the UK's coastline thanks to thd speed

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and manoeuvrability of the new lifeboat.

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You can tell by the way she elegantly landed at Dungeness today

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that this lady is in a leagte all of her own. The Shannon class hs the

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RNLI's next generation of stper boat, designed using

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state`of`the`art engineering, you will not see any propellers. She is

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powered by marine engine water jets, making her the most agile on

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the water. When the boat gets launched and recovered, it hs

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operating in shallow water, you want to make sure that you do not damage

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the propellers, so by having the Jets, those bauble bits are inside.

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She can reach speeds of 25 knots, making her 50% faster than her

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predecessor. A key focus in the design of the Shannon was m`king her

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more manoeuvrable on the water, a priority was also making it safer

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for the crew, so the club `` so the whole does not slam on the water, to

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the design of the seats. Thd seats had a lot of research done on them,

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you do not realise how much the boat is moving around, then you `re

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safely strapped in. Her deshgn is a mix of tradition with some of the

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most advanced technology. Wd go back from a rowing boat with oars,

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through the sailing Iraq, steam engines, and diesel engines. The

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next stage is water jet propulsion. This is the first all`weathdr

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lifeboat with this type of propulsion, and for the cruhse, it

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is a massive step on from where they have been before. Today, those

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living nearby were eager to get a close look. This boat is excellent,

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the manoeuvrability is superb, very impressed with the way she came up

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the beach. Apart from the r`in, it has been great, amazing to see it.

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Dungeness is the first stathon to take ownership of this boat, it is

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hoped its technology will enable crews to reach casualties qticker

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and ultimately save more lives. This is our top story tonight.

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A group of experts has crithcised the lack of government action taken

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to prevent flooding. The group says the national approach to flood

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management is too focused on short`term results. It says the

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recent floods could have bedn prevented if the correct water

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management techniques have been used in parts of southern England.

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Also in tonight's programme. Beating the Scots at their own game.

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Business is booming at Engl`nd's only curling rink, in Kent.

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After a day of sunshine and showers, will it stage I and bright for the

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weekend? Join me later for the forecast.

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If you have a story you think we should be covering on South East

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Today, we'd like to hear from you. Saltdean Lido, one of the country's

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three remaining outdoor seaside pools, has formed a partnership with

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the world`famous designer Shr Terence Conran. It's part of a bold

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plan to reopen the complex with a warm`water pool and restaur`nts

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For years now, it has been the bathing pool behind bars. Something

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of an eyesore on the coast road between Newhaven and Brighton. The

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vision before the Second World War had been so different, but `s other

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like those on the Sussex co`st thrived, this one faltered,

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abandoned for much of the 40s, all of the 50s, half of the 60s. The few

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visitors this century, but no investment. In a couple of xears,

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finally, seems like these m`y return. Outside and in. You have got

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to have vision. This is going to be the exercise and that studio. This

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is the original 1930s boiler room. There is a lot of work to bd done,

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but the group of residents who have taken the reins told me thex think

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they can do it. Especially now they have a big name behind them, a very

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big name, Conrad Partners sorted out Embassy Court, and they are

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working on the centrepoint building in London. It would be amazhng if we

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could get the top part open. The view would be lovely, but wd have

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the structural problems at the moment. That slab is at risk of

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collapse. Also, heated water. Reopening a tunnel. And, a trendy

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restaurant for when the kids are in bed. The place has been revhved many

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times before will stop here is a government minister at the 0998

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relaunch. This is a good ex`mple of how the public and private sector

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can work together, investment. It did not work out, so what is

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different? The ownership with the community interest is different you

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have got a load of people who are very passionate. We have a vested

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interest, we look at this every day, this has to work, so failurd is not

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an option. It will be a long haul to get it all done by the summdr of

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2016. But hopes this sunny winter's they are once again high.

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Football, and as Charlton prepare to take on QPR tomorrow, the Addicks'

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new owner says he believes lanager Chris Powell can lead the club in

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the long term. Belgian businessman Roland Duchatelet is reportdd to

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have bought the club for ?20 million. He made his fortund in

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electronics and owns a numbdr of clubs across Europe.

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Charlton is a club which has many fans, and a very good history, and

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so I think it is very important to try to continue, according to this

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strategy. In the other Championship fhxture,

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Brighton welcome Wigan to the Amex. While in League One, Gillingham

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travel to Oldham, and Crawldy are also away, at Walsall.

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Now, although Great Britain won silver in the men's Olympic curling

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final this afternoon, the tdam was made entirely of Scotsmen. That s

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because of the 23 curling rhnks in the UK, 22 of them are in Scotland,

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and only one is in England. That rink can be found here in the South

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East, just outside Tunbridgd Wells. It says it's now seeing a dramatic

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increase in the number of pdople wanting to try out the sport since

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the start of the Sochi Games, and it's currently hosting the Dnglish

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Curling Association Championships. They will be 9`3 ahead. This signal

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the end of Team GB's hopes of gold in Sochi. Meanwhile, in Tunbridge

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Wells, the English can championship was under way. Teams battled it out

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for a chance to play for thdir country. Alongside youngsters who

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were getting a taste of the sport for the first time. Spurred on by

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the Olympic effect. It is practical, it helps your memory. It is a good

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game. It gets you in transit in the game, you are focused on th`t stone,

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and nothing in the world matters. Being here for an hour, I h`ve

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enjoyed the game, because it gets you energetic, it is actually easier

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than you think. That is not how the Scottish players in Team GB felt

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today. But if English players are going to break through to the top

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flight, their talents will be nurtured here. The rink is

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celebrating its 10th anniversary, don't by a Scotsman determined to

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curl in the Garden of England. You are lucky to find a couple of

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hundred people if you search in England, and most of them come here.

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In Scotland, you have 30,000 people playing. In Canada, over a lillion.

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No wonder their Olympic chalpions have mastered the subtleties of the

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game. Have you import the spin on the stone is an important p`rt of

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how you deliver it and rele`se it. Those skills are learned here, but

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the challenge is to turn English players into Olympians.

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Well, let's return to one of tonight's top stories. The Sports

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and Equalities Minister Heldn Grant has defended her comments about

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women participating in "femhnine" sports activities. The Kent MP had

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told reporters women worried about feeling unfeminine should look at

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taking up ballet, cheerleadhng or roller`skating. Well, we wanted to

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know what you thought, and we had quite a response. Chris on d`mail

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said, let's encourage any participation in any sport by

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females or males, especiallx with the nation's obesity problels. Lots

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of comments on Facebook, I do not mind aggressive sports, it hs the

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clothes I hate, it would be good to encourage female MPs to do sport.

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One person says, it is down to the individuals, why can't they be raked

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their own lives? Peter said, when Dodds and snooker became sports it

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opened the floodgates to anx old rubbish. He says it enabled the

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deluded to think they are sportsmen or sportswomen. Sarah says,

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cheerleading is not a sport, but she says, I honestly cannot see why

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Lots of sunshine in salt te`m, but heavy showers as well. You knew if

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you got caught in one of thdm, and they will continue as we go through

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tonight. Over the weekend, `nd lots of dry, bright and windy we`ther,

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the wind will stay strong through the weekend. The risk of rahn into

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Sunday. Here in the south`e`st, it will mostly be a bright picture

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Lots of sunshine around, ond or two hefty showers, they will linger as

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we go through the first part of this evening. The temperatures are not

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feeling too bad. The south`westerly wind stays strong. Much stronger

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than that on the south coast. The showers stay with us, they could

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turn heavy through the first part of this evening, but also, cle`r skies

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around. Those showers stay with us during the first part of Saturday

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morning. The temperatures on the coast are holding up. Slightly

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milder as we start the day tomorrow. As you can tell, it will st`y windy,

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and for us, not much blue on the map, clear skies, plenty of

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sunshine, especially as we go through the afternoon. Fairly windy,

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but the wind should be easing off as we go through the afternoon. Mostly,

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a try and bright picture. S`turday is the brighter day to be ott and

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about. As we go into Sunday, some outbreaks of rain, but it is fairly

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light and patchy. Temperatures are much milder as a result. Only

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dropping a degree or so frol Saturday. Into Sunday, slightly

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overcast, and as we go into Monday, we will see the band of rain. It

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stays windy. The temperaturds a bit of on Saturday, relatively lild for

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the time of year. Into Mond`y, it turns wet, but the rain shotld not

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be particularly heavy. It should be claiming, and behind it, a bit of

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sunshine. Decent temperaturds for the time of year, but it is a brief

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respite from the rain. It tdaches day, it will turn on settled, the

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low`pressure pulls away. Further outbreaks of rain. The wind

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eventually eases off. Over the weekend, Saturday is right `nd

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breezy. More cloud cover into Sunday. It turns on settled for

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Monday and Tuesday. For Sattrday, sunshine, it stays dry, enjoy it,

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make the most of it. That is it from us for now. We are

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here with the late news at 00:2 pm goodbye.

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