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with each side blaming the other. That's all from the BBC News at

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

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Fears that arson was the cause of the Eastbourne Pier fire.

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I am shocked. Why would anyone want to do that?

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David Cameron visits the pier to see the damage him

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self and pledges two million to help those affected by the fire.

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Did a series of blunders hamper the investigation into Jayden

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Parkinson's debt. Five officers face investigation.

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for Hastings, a key marginal in Labour the next

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election. And Siegfried Sassoon's war diaries, splashed with mud from

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the trenches ` the kent poet's original works are digitised for the

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There are fears that the fire, which badly damaged Eastbourne Pier,

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Sussex Police say they're treating the blaze at the

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Up to 80 firefighters tackled the blaze on the

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Grade II`listed Victorian attraction on Wednesday, which left part

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Let's cross live to Eastbourne and speak to our reporter

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Just a few are is a go, sausage police told the BBC they now have

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clear evidence that suggest the fire here was started deliberately.

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Initial enquiries were not to be an electrical fault in the wood

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panelling, but the police are now no longer pursuing that line of

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enquiry. By the people of enquiry. By the people of

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Eastbourne, they have been to every emotion from sadness on Wednesday to

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leave on Thursday. Today, it is anger. People on the seafront today

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were astonished. It is absolutely appalling. I am shocked. Why would

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someone want to do that? It is awful that someone would do that

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deliberately, it is the middle of the day at the height of summer and

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there are is people inside. I think it is disgusting. It is terrible. I

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would much prefer that it was electrical, it is not good. Flames

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engulfed the grade two listed structure on Wednesday afternoon. At

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its height, 80 firefighters tackled the blaze. Many were still at the

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scene on Thursday morning. This afternoon, police announced it may

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have been started deliberately. Since the fire, it has emerged many

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of the traders were unable to get insurance. I think it is absolutely

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devastating that someone would want to, and destroying such an iconic

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piece of history and also destroy the likelihood of these traders.

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These people have got families, they have got mortgages, they have got

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expenses to pay. As the investigation continues, the police

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have asked people to submit photos or videos taken at the entrance of

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the peer in the hours before the fire started. The town is already

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devastated by the sad news, but if it has been started deliberately,

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that is pointless and stupid at the start of the summer season. It is a

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very sad indictment on the type of people who go on peers `` who go on

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pier. This evening, the area remains closely guarded as investigators try

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to work out what happened. Just to pick up on that point I made about

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photos, on Wednesday this whole area was packed with visitors and

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holiday`makers and what is key to the police investigation is all the

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videos and photos that were taken on Wednesday. They may play a crucial

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part in evidence in this investigation. The police want to

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hear from people to find out how and who is responsible.

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Earlier on today the Prime Minister and Chancellor visited Eastbourne to

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see first`hand the damage that the fire caused to the pier.

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David Cameron and George Osborne met some of the firefighters who worked

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to stop the flames from spreading along the entire

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Here to witness the devastation first hand, the Prime Minister

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and the Chancellor walk onto Eastbourne Pier this morning to view

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the damage wreaked by Wednesday's giant blaze, a blaze now being

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Obviously it is terrible to see the devastation that did take place from

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the fire, the twisted and burnt metal, and the fact the pier has to

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be shut for a period, but actually the Fire Service did an amazing job

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with the RNLI and others to save two thirds of the pier.

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Very brave firefighting, brilliantly organised, a great policing

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operation, and now you can see the whole town pulling together to work

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There was also a chance to meet the firefighters whose effort saved

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around two thirds of the piers's structure.

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It is a great honour for him to actually come

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down to Eastbourne, a sleepy little town as we call it, and actually

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for him to come down and appreciate the work that we have done.

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The pier is of phenomenal sentimental value to

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the town and to the country, so the pressure is on, when you get that.

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Historically piers tend to go all the way when they go.

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To stop it, to leave a large proportion in use and to make the

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Today, the government also pledged ?2 million to support traders

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and businesses on the pier affected by the fire.

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That, in addition to eight and a half million pounds that is

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going to ten other coastal towns including Brighton,

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which will share a ?400,000 pot to build a new tourist hostel.

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While Eastbourne reels from the suggestion that

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the fire may have been started deliberately, there was a degree

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of optimism from the Prime Minister that renovation work could start.

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It is privately owned but what is your hope

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My hope is that they will rebuild and rebuild rapidly.

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The owners of the pier, I spoke to this morning, that is certainly

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their intention, they operate other piers around the country,

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they have of this they got to check the structure of the pier, it is a

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listed and grade two listed building so it needs to be rebuilt

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in a proper way, but every sign of that is the intention and

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so we don't have to wait years and years for a new pier.

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The Prime Minister's sentiments surely shared

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Let's cross back to Eastbourne and speak to the town's

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Can I ask for your reaction to the news that the fire could have

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I think if it is true, and remember it is still under investigation it

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is either accident or arson, if the disaster, I am disgusted, but we

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won't let it change the way that we do things. Since this tragedy has

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happened, in Eastbourne we love our pier, and if someone did this, then

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shame on them, I am not interested in them, what I am interested in is

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our pier and the fact that in Eastbourne we care about our town

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and our community. You must be delighted to see the Prime Minister

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and the Chancellor in constituency today offering ?2 million for

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regeneration? I was. I cheered a meeting with the firefighting

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office, and I had the Chamber of Commerce there might be Eastbourne

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hospitality Association, the council, the Prime Minister and the

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Chancellor, so I was very direct and I asked about the money, I asked

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when we would get it, will we be in charge of how we spend it, and to be

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fair I think the Chancellor in particular was slightly

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uncomfortable, but he agreed that he would get it to us as soon as

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possible and that it is for the council to know what to do with it.

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I am keen on using a lot of that money on marketing our message. That

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is that in respect of this tragedy, we are still open for business, we

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want more visitors to come, we are a lovely town, and we are ready and

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waiting for you to visit. Thank you. We'll have more on this story later

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on in the programme and of course you can tune into the

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BBC Sussex who will be covering this all evening and we have full

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coverage on our website also. Preparations for the day pride

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festival in Brighton. It's emerged that police may have

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made a series of blunders in the case of Jayden Parkinson,

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the 17`year`old girl brought up in Folkestone who who was strangled

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and found buried in a graveyard Five officers from

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Thames Valley Police are now being investigated over whether they could

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have done more to protect her before she died, and whether they

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twice released her killer on bail because different teams

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weren't communicating properly. Jayden Parkinson's disappearance

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made national headlines last December as the focus turned to

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the graveyard in which Ben Blakeley, her ex`boyfriend, had hastily

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buried her strangled body. But today,

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the focus has fallen on what the police may have known about the

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risk he posed before he killed her. This is

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a live missing persons enquiry. We do not know where Jayden is

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at the moment. That was Thames Valley Police

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speaking eight days after Jayden went missing, but it now seems the

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police may have had far more clues The five officers who are under

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investigation tonight are being Jayden's family had already been

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in touch with them about threats What had the police done

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with that information? A few hours after Jayden was

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reported missing, Blakeley was questioned by the police,

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but about a separate offence, Did the officers who made that

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decision even realise that Jayden One week later, Blakeley was

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arrested on suspicion of kidnapping, The IPCC are now investigating

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whether that was because the police still hadn't

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realised how serious this case was. When Blakeley was given

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a life sentence earlier this week, it was all too much for some

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of Jayden's family. We will never be able to find

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an ounce of forgiveness This was the reaction of

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Thames Valley Police. Since the beginning

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of the police investigation, he has treated the whole process

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with complete contempt. He has lied and attempted

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to deceive the police. The force are now having to ask

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whether they also unwittingly In a statement today,

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they said it would be inappropriate to comment on an ongoing

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investigation, an investigation they themselves requested as soon

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as they realised they may have let Residents of Balcombe campaigning

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against oil exploration on the edge of their village have been given

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permission by the High Court to take Permission was granted by

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West Sussex County Council back in the spring

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for Cuadrilla to be able to carry out testing of the well that was dug

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amid much protest last summer. Now the

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Frack Free Balcombe Residents Association is being allowed to

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challenge the council's decision. It says the planning permission

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was granted unlawfully. A former Bishop of Lewes,

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Reverend Peter Ball, was in court this morning for a preliminary

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hearing into sex offence charges. The 82`year`old is charged with four

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counts of indecent assault, two against boys under 16

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and misconduct in a public office. Father Vickery House, a retired

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vicar who did not attend proceedings at Lewes Crown Court, is also

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charged with a string of sexual The case was adjourned

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until the 12th of September. Ed Miliband has proposed a weekly

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question time for the Prime Minister. Today, he took a chance to

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put his idea into practice in Hastings. The Sussex seat is seen as

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key for the next elections, our political editor has more. It was a

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relaxed Ed Miliband who met potential voters in Hastings this

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afternoon, but despite the hot temperatures and ice creams

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all`round, Mr Miller band decided not to join. Don't worry, I didn't

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eat it, in case you were a Labour supporter, you might have been

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worried. The last time the liberal leader was photographed eating, the

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opportunity backfired on him. He told the Hastings audience that he

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has what it takes to become the next Prime Minister. People can be turned

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off by politics because they think we care more about style than

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substance, well, I care about how we change things in this country, and

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frankly whether there is a good photo is not going to change things

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for the people of Britain. Ed Miliband has been dogged by negative

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comments about his image, and he tried to answer his critics last

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week. You know and I know that I am not from central casting. You can

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find people who are more square`jawed, more chiselled, who

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look less like Wallace. That didn't work out too smoothly, either. You

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have clearly bitten somebody there. Commentators say that highlighting

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his own faults is a high risk strategy. His ratings are similar to

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William Hague, who never became Prime Minister when he was leader of

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the opposition, and ultimately it boils down to what Ronald Reagan

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said, a few work explaining, you're losing. But do the people of

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Hastings think he looks like a Prime Minister `Mark I haven't seen the

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substance yet. I would like to believe in him. It just comes across

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as a bit of the same old, I am afraid. I bought a Labour because my

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family have always voted Labour. A few are a worker, you vote Labour.

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What does a Prime Minister look like? Are his policies right, that

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is a different question. Ed Miliband's message, he is not a

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politician from central casting is. He hopes this new message will help

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him to target new voters in Hastings and across the country. We can now

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speak to our correspondent in Hastings. Three heavyweight

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politicians in the same area on the same day. Is this because of the

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election? You would be forgiven for thinking it is just around the

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coroner, but it is still nine months away. Politicians have all been told

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to get out and connect with the public, and that is exactly what

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they have been doing. Ed Miliband has been in Hastings several times

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before. It is a key marginal seat. The Conservative MP here has a very

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small majority. It is seats like this one that Ed Miliband must win

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if he is to become Prime Minister. Sussex Police say the fire which

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damaged parts of Eastbourne pier on Wednesday is now being treated as

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suspicious. Today, David Cameron to `` visited the area. The original

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works of Siegfried Sassoon, now too delicate to handle, digitally

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preserved for the nation. Not just a sport for the old people. How boring

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is enjoying a growth spurt. `` bowling.

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Monday marks the 100th anniversary of World War One.

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And nowhere is this being commemorated more than

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in Folkestone, the setting`off point for tens of thousands

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Well, our correspondent Robert Hall joins me now from the brand new

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memorial arch in the town which is preparing for a Royal visitor.

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The war is never forgotten here. Those who lost their lives are here

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inscribed, along with those from World War II. I wonder how many

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people read this inscription, which talks about the soldiers which

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passed through, soldiers from the Empire and across the world. A few

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had stood here during the war, you would have seen dozens of men in

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columns coming from the barracks over there to the east, down the

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promenade, and descending the hail to the pier, where they would board

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ships for the French and Belgian battlefields. Here is the story of

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one soldier, Siegfried Sassoon who is also a famous poet and his

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diaries are now online for the first time. Saturday the 1st of July,

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1916, last night was cloudless and still. The bombardment went on

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steadily. The air vibrates with an incessant din, the whole earth

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shakes and rocks and props. This is as close as it gets to Siegfried

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Sassoon's life as a soldier. His war diaries describing life in the

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trenches, some still bearing the dirt from the Battle of the Somme.

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If we lift the pages away, traces of mud in the corner where the binding

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has lifted up and you can see the groups, traces of mud inside the

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binding. We assume that this is from the Somme battlefield. In another

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journal, wax from a candle as the soldier scribbled away at night. You

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get a sense of him working away at that page, they and then. To have

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the artefact, they are in the physical form and the physical mark

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of the battle itself, it is extremely exciting. The experience

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is much more palpable for us, isn't it? Yes, and I think in the

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digitised version that still comes over, you can still get a sense of

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the experience that he's going through. Here in this picturesque

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part of Kent, this is the house where Siegfried Sassoon was born and

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where he grew up. He went to the Western front in 1915 as an

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enthusiastic soldier, but before long, he developed an opposition to

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the war, Britain down in hit his declaration. He said that the war

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had become a war of aggression. A soldier, a poet, whose passion for

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Patrick Dawson turned sour. `` for patriotism. They have let us have a

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quick look in here, I want to just show you the memorial, and tell you

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that the events will start at 10:35am on Monday. Prince Harry will

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unveil the arch. That is the formal unveil the arch. That is the formal

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event, and I also want to mention the event in the evening, when a

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group of volunteers will be placing lanterns on as many of the graves as

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they can. Soldiers across the generations remembered as well.

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And our World War One commemorations continue with a special event

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in Folkestone on Monday the 4th of August, the day that war was

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BBC South East Today and BBC Radio Kent will be broadcasting

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live and you can join us at a free all`day event on the harbour.

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More than ?40,000 people are expected to descend on the

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South Coast this weekend for Brighton's Pride festival.

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This year's theme is "Freedom to Live", raising awareness

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of the countries in the world where it's still illegal to be gay.

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The main event will take place at Preston Park,

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They have been busy at work today, erecting the marquees,

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the dance tent for girls, tent for bears and men,

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The owners of Brighton arena are also bringing

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The pink pound is an important part to the city, and

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Brighton and Hove Council estimate that last year pride generated more

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than ?30 million for the local economy, with the parade

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This year's parade has the theme "the world's a disco"

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but will also highlight the plight of LGBT people around

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the world living in countries where it is illegal for them to be open

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The UK has led the way in fighting inequality, and also we

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But around the world, there is still massive inequality

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for LGBT people. Acts on the main stage this year include

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X Factor winner Sam Bailey, Katy B, and synthpop recession Frankmusic.

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The organisers say this year's event will be the most inclusive, with

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a range of facilities for disabled people. We held consultations

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and the deaf community just couldn't access any part of pride, really.

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Over the last couple of years, a lot of people have stopped coming.

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This year we have actually made sure that each tent has an interpreter

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The organisers say pride costs them half a million pounds to stage,

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but claimed that the financial issues that have plagued the event

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In the athletics stadium later tonight, Dartford sprinter

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Adam Gemili runs in the the first round of the men's 4 x 100m relay.

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But in the last half an hour the heats of men's 1,500 metres

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The Sussex pair of Charlie Grice, from Brighton, and Lee Emanuel,

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from Hastings, have both qualified for Saturday's final.

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England's women's hockey team are guaranteed a medal after beating

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New Zealand on penalties in their semi`final this afternoon.

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And it was goalkeeper Maddie Hinch ` who plays for the Kent club Holcombe

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The team ` featuring seven South East players ` now face

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favourites Australia in the Gold medal match on Saturday evening.

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The Commonwealth Games ends on Sunday but one South East

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competitor has been enjoying becoming a gold medallist.

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England's women's triples lawn bowls team were skippered to victory

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yesterday by Sian Honnor who is from Canterbury but now lives

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I think we are all in shock, to be honest.

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We started off really, really well and it was just

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a case of keeping that momentum, keep building on it, you couldn't

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More younger players have been joining clubs recently. This club

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has recently signed up 40 new recruits.

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The dress code, the age bracket, the gender:

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All conspired to create a stigma surrounding lawn bowls.

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Here in Eastbourne, eight and 85`year`olds are playing

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side`by`side, so why did the club's youngest recruit sign up?

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Because it sounded fun and it looks quite easy, so I

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Founded in 1897, Eastbourne Bowling Club is the

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The Green lent itself to the war effort.

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Nuns tended a cabbage patch and beehives there and the image

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of bowling has certainly transformed over the years.

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Today, it's a club with a diverse membership and it has seen

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We've got men and we've got women, we've got people with disabilities,

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and television helps to raise the profile, and I think

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in the past, with the hats and the gloves and the old people,

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Celebrating the first women's tournament in

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Eastbourne in the 1930s, the town it seems has paved the way for change.

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The club here operates very much an open door policy

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so that anyone walking past can come in and have a go.

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They have these smaller balls for junior players

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and these lighter ones so that even toddlers can have a go.

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More than anything, players say it is a friendly

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and sociable sport that doesn't take itself too seriously.

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A look now at the weather with Sarah Farmer.

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We have done pretty well today, whereas everyone else has had

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showers. We have had a fine weather, largely dry. Just a bit of the

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southerly breeze, but some rain for tomorrow. It is also going to be

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quite breezy, but we have still got some sunny spells to look forward

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to. For tonight, we have got some rain pushing up from the south,

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which will be fairly heavy and thundery. Quite a warm night with

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temperatures between 16 and 17 degrees Celsius. Tomorrow, the best

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way to describe it, and organised band of Shari rain. Sunny spells in

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between that, but something we will all suffer from is this breeze,

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which will be quite strong in the afternoon. Temperatures of 22

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Celsius. By Saturday evening, it will all clear, probably quite a

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pleasant end to the day, and Sunday is looking largely dry as well. A

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slightly cooler night, but Sunday, a very decent end to the day. Lots of

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sunshine around, and it should be largely dry as well. One of those

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days that really makes up for a bit of a wet Saturday. Temperatures

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rising towards next week. That is all from us for now. Goodbye.

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I leave the ashram, travel halfway across the world to find my father,

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Oh, well. As Vashrati says, gotta keep smiling!

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We don't tend to use the bathroom together here.

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All right, well, I'll catch you later.

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