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Welcome to South East Today, I'm Polly Evans.

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Tonight's top stories: What next for Calais?

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As bulldozers clear the rem`ins of the Jungle camp, we look

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at its impact and what it could mean for Kent.

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We'll be talking live with one of the refugee charities in calais,

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His "life-altering operation" was cancelled at the last mhnute.

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Now this Sussex teenager saxs he fears for his future.

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If I did not have flexibility in my back it would restrict me so much.

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Also in tonight's programme: Will terror-style security

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and a rail strike put a dampener on the Lewes Bonfire?

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Goodbye to Love - Brighton's registrar, Trevor Love,

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the first to oversee a same sex wedding in the UK, retires.

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Britain's leading silk farm flourishes.

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And the remarkable story of how a Kent aristocrat devoted hdr castle

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to creating Britain's first silk farm.

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The British and French governments said "the human thing to do"

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was to close the Jungle camp in Calais.

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Today the bulldozers began flattening its remains.

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In recent years tens of thotsands of migrants and refugees have

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flocked to the French port , often on a perilous journey to Kent,

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In 1999 the Red Cross controversially opened a calp

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at Sangatte, but it was closed down three years later amid

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concerns it was actually attracting migrants there.

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Smaller camps have spontaneously appeared again and again since.

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In 2009 the first large camp to be known as the Jungle was bulldozed.

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But it didn't deter the migrants, and a new, semi-official

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Jungle camp emerged - at one point as many as 10,000

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This week it has of course been demolished

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and 5500 people dispersed around France.

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In a moment we'll be crossing live to the Jungle, where we'll be

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speaking to Lallie Jacout from the charity Help Refugdes

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and we'll be live in Dover talking to the town's MP Charlie Elphicke.

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But first our reporter Peter Whittlesea reflects

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With the jungle largely destroyed migrants woke up on the pavdment

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outside the camp propping charities to question the French authority's

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claims everyone, including children, had been processed and given

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shelter. We have nowhere for around 80 unaccompanied children in the cab

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to sleep. They came to the warehouse for processing earlier and turned

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away and told to go back to the camp which is a very dangerous place

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especially now with the fird is raging. This morning migrants return

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to the camp despite the French authorities claiming everyone had

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been processed and the oper`tion declared over. We do not want the

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registration process we had here to attract every migrants in France.

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Our mission is to offer shelter to all the migrants in the camp has

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been achieved. Yesterday it was only possible to clear the majorhty of

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the jungle after fires brokd out. My cameraman and myself were in the

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camp as the flames spread. There was no choice but to leave, and quickly.

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Reduced to ashes in full more than an hour, the only place thotsands

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could call home. -- in little more than an hour. You can see how

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quickly the fire has spread. It is quite hot, you can fuel the

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temperature from the fires. Cutting through the fire, migrants raised

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the alarm. Crazy situation, so it was like get

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out. As the flames spread positions they could carry were saved.

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Migrants set the gap on fird, witnesses said,.

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This fire is smouldering and this smoking quite heavily and there are

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more fires over there and the French Fire Brigade are trying to put the

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fire out and you can see thd water overheads. This is in the hdart of

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the jungle and the fire brigade are trying to put them out and they are

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trying to tell us to go out and overhear the caravans are on fire

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and this street here there `re many buildings also burned down.

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Migrants were helpless to intervene but thankful the escaped in time. --

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thankful the escape. I'm joined now by Lallie Jacout

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from the charity Help Refugdes, and the MP for Dover

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and Deal Charlie Elphicke. Lallie Jacout, more than 5500 people

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have now been dispersed We could say it is good news if we

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knew more about where they were going but more importantly that is

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not the total sum of people in the camp. Just five minutes ago I was

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walking along with 100 people with nowhere to stay when there `re no

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more bosses today or tomorrow and the police told them to disperse and

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it was now a problem for thd charities. -- no more bosses. No

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more frostbite. Included were numerous children and lasts about

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100 children were unaccompanied for. They were not allowed into the

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warehouse where registration was happening and today we only have 30

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accounted for. 70 are in thd wind. Is any provision put in place for

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migrants to turn up in the Calais area now, let alone the ones are

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still there. If someone turns up now is that any provision for ddaling

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with them? Absolutely nothing by the state. They would be arrestdd on

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site, as far as I can tell. The charities are still here working

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very hard to do the best we can Mobile units helping people out but

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we do not know if that will be allowed so in reality there will be

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nothing for these people arriving. You're the MP for Dover, Ch`rlie,

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you have been calling for this dispersal for a long time btt it

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does not sound as it has bedn done so and how happy and there will

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still be significant problels going on? I welcome the jungle finally

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been dismantled and we should bear in mind this Christmas thousands of

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vulnerable people well have safer homes, running water and proper

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sanitation in France and th`t is the right thing. We now need to see the

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children still they are properly looked after and cared for `nd the

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rest of the people helped to safer places.

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We talked before about it, particularly the juxtaposed border

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controls from Le Touquet. Are you concerned about what will h`ppen

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over the next couple of years ago we will see more issues in the future?

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Who knows what will happen with the Le Touquet Treaty and the French

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presidential elections or indeed how the Brexit negotiations will go

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What we do know is we need to take control, invest more in Dovdr,

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invest in Channel security `nd the roads to Dover as well as border

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controls and work with the French to make sure we go after the pdople

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traffickers behind so much of this misery that Calais has had to bear

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the brunt of for so many ye`rs. I think we can see some smoke behind

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you, there is clearly still things going on. Are you seeing evhdence of

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people in the area engaged hn people smuggling? I like the whole point of

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this if they are very covert, we would not be able to spot them. That

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is a huge risk, especially with children who are out in the wind.

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Every charity told the governments and the authorities the children

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should be dealt with first `nd instead it happened the othdr way

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round and children were funnelled into the containers whilst they

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watched their homes burn and showed on the smoke of the only holes they

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have known for the past couple of months and not even of the children

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made that they are. Roaming around Calais and they have been moved

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around all day going back and forth trying to get registered and they

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did not registered and that is a real threat that someone max find

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them and kidnap them. Thank you very much for joining us. We will return

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to the subject over time. You can watch more

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about the dismantling of the Camp in Calais,

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what happens next, and the hmpact here in the south-east in a special

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edition of Inside Out on BBC One The secret plans for

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a multi-million pound A teenager from Sussex who had

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a "life-altering operation" cancelled by the NHS at the last

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minute has been told he has just four weeks to have the procddure

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or face giving up his fledghng 17-year-old Jamie Kaye, who has

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performed for the Queen in the past, was due to have an operation to help

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straighten his spine. But new NHS guidance means

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it now can't go ahead. Now his family who live

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in East Grinstead say it's ` race against time to find someond

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to perform the operation. Briohny Williams has our

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exclusive report. Jamie Kaye had been preparing for

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his operation to help his ctrvature pays Spain months. My shoulder pokes

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out and my rib cage staked out a bit.

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You can see my rib cage pokds out. He put his education on hold and

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made sure he was doing all the right exercises, although to be told a few

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weeks beforehand that was not going ahead. Just disbelief, the only

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thing I could think of when I found out it had been cancelled, H did not

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believe it. The NHS say it was cancelled because it does not fund

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this type of procedure and because of his age his doctor says ht wants

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with privately it must be done within weeks, before he stopped

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going. He was put in to havd body tethering were screws are attached

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to vertebrae and a chord, the tether, joins the screws and it can

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then be tension to straightdn the spine and allows for continted

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growth and increased mobility later in life. What Jamie was instead

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offered was spinal fusion where the screws are attached by metal rods

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and the bone graft is used to join together at the vertebrae so there

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is no movement between them. His parents want to raise over ?100 000

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to take him to New York to have the operation he needs to carry on doing

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the things he loves like gylnastics and dance. She has been so focused

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since seven years old and pdrforming is what he wants to do. We just

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cannot feel him. Devastated the NHS told us the only option in the UK is

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a spinal rods. He is a dancdr and acrobats and that would cause him to

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lose the lot of flexibility so that is not a suitable option for him.

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But exercise sometimes you can help to strengthen the spine but in his

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case he has already quite a severe curve. I know he is getting quite a

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bit of pain. In pain and desperate to rahse

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enough money. If I wait and how the NHS get the funding it will be too

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late for me. For Jamie and his family the clock is ticking.

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More than 2700 lorries have been caught parking in unsafe or illegal

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locations in Kent over the past year.

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The HGVs were all either moved on, fined or immobilised.

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Kent Police and Highways England have been working together to target

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lorries parked on lay-bys, hard shoulders and

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A Labour activist from Kent, who was suspended from the party

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after comments she made about anti-semitism

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and Holocaust Memorial Day, is calling for public help to raise

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money for legal action against Labour's general secretary.

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Jackie Walker's trying to r`ise ten thousand pounds

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BBC South East has learned of multi-million pound plans

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to dramatically develop the Port of Ramsgate,

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with a bid for ?4 million of Government of money,

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to be coupled with ?2 million from Thanet District Council.

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The development would potentially double the number of lorries

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able to use the facility to a million a year.

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Our Environment Correspondent Yvette Austin joins us now.

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Yvette, first of all explain more about the plan

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At the heart of this is the Thanet Council best want to make the sport

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work. It owns it and as originally said it wants to make it

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commercially competitive. It used to have various groups there. The new

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plan is long-term and I unddrstand the bid for Government monex in the

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spring failed because they put it in too late but it will be revhsed

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This is a plan for mainly freight operation building a new birth of

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the cross-channel ferries and another phase would see a freight

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logistics hub for miles awax. Has that been reaction this evening

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locally to this? To the Mac a big freight operation with thousands of

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lorries will be controversi`l and there is a public meeting tonight

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where people will hear about a plan to expand aggregates and thhs other

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plan is much bigger and the local MP told me he does not think a dirty

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type of business like this hs right for the port and thinks the tile has

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much more to offer its incrdasing number of visitors. -- the town is

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much more to offer. Charities which rely on the annual

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Lewes Bonfire for some of their funding say they'rd worried

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that collection totals may be significantly down this year -

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as a planned rail strike, and extra security following recent

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terrorist attacks, mean fewdr people Southern has announced no trains

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will run after midday on Saturday week, because of the the action

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by RMT union members. But many in the town fear additional

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road closures will put people John Young's report has

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some flashing images. For more than 160 years it has been

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one of the most colourful fundraisers in the country,

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the rival bonfire societies believe their buckets raise more

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than ?60,000 a year for charity But it has always been

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a challenge for the police, and three months after a terrorist

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atrocity in Nice in the South of France, they say they're

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not taking any chances. We do not expect anything to happen,

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but we do need contingencies in case something does happen and wd have

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to look around the rest of the country and the rest

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of the world about things going on in the past 12 months

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and slightly longer. So we've got to put some

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contingencies in place and part of that is, I'm afraid,

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we have had to close the A26 from 5pm and some of the other

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roads slightly earlier Yes, for the first time

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the approaches to the Caulfheld tunnel and the tunnel itself

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will be closed altogether. To the north, the approach

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from Cooksbridge will close at pm It will be the same on approaches

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from the south and west. That, it is feared, may

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mean people staying away with the direct effect on charities

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like the Bevan Trust - a local charity that helps xoung

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adults with profound disabilities. Much of their income comes from

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an old-fashioned street don`tions. They do understand

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the police's thinking but... We have three buses,

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they need to be replaced, Every penny counts for us,

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every penny that comes in m`kes a massive difference,

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not just to the people we look Looking at the map, it is a very

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practical place where they have actually put all the roadblocks

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for turing around and stopphng However, the exclusion of ptblic

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transport is is going to very It is only three months

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since security was beefed up at Brighton's Pride event and then

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at Eastbourne Airborne. Decisions, it seems,

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that may have consequences So, John, will there be

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any public transport Very it seems. If you want to come

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by train on the Saturday yot will have to be here by midday bdcause

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the last train is at 12 and that could lose around 30,000 visitors.

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Organisers and the charities we spoke to are pinning their hopes on

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buses and hope some sort of public bus service can be arranged a mile

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or so outside town to bring people into the centre of town. I spoke to

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Brighton and Hove bus company and they are working plans out `s we

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speak but the council and police and should have something on thdir

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website tomorrow afternoon on what the bosses will be. Thank you. What

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the buses will be. Bulldozers have begun a flat in the

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migrant camp in Calais known as the Jungle. Charity see hundreds of

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people, including children, remain there was nowhere to sleep despite

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the French authorities saying the opposition to disburse resident has

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been a success. -- the oper`tion to disperse residents.

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We meet Brighton's chief registrar - the man who conducted

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the first same sex marriage, who's now retiring.

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It is another foggy starts tomorrow and brightening up by the afternoon.

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The details on that and do we can's forecast later in the progr`mme --

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and the weekend's forecast. The Royal British Legion

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was founded in the years after the first world war,

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as the nation recognised th`t many of the wounded servicelen

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who had survived needed help - sometimes physical,

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sometimes mental - and sometimes for the rest

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of their lives. But as Heather Edwards reports,

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for this years poppy appeal, we're being urged to

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'rethink Remembrance' - and recognise that their work

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is still as vital in helping You see, I was taught soldidrs

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don't discuss feelings. A chest heavy with medals,

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Roy Miller served with the Royal Navy during

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the Second World War. Attacked by kamikaze pilots,

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it was a harrowing experience. The message - veterans can be

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all ages, from all conflicts. And going back to my wife and kids

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and just the relationship I had A veteran of Afghanistan,

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he severely damaged his back while training in Kenya,

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putting him in a wheelchair. With the help of the British Legion

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he took part in a recovery It's helped him come to terls

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with his physical injuries. The benefits from that showdd

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when I went home, I was a lot more relaxed, calmer and I got to meet

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a great bunch of people, so we kind of bounced off e`ch other

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and helped each other Overnight, these huge video screens

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have been erected here in the shadow of St Paul's Cathedral in cdntral

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London, each one telling thd true story of a young service

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man or woman injured Veterans are anybody who has served

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- you could be 18, you could be 80 - and there really is a new gdneration

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of veterans and we are really keen for the nation to understand that

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and support that new generation We've got to remember that

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going back to the First World War, Afghanistan and other

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campaigns, Iraq, everything, The guys who served and suffered,

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they have got to be looked The British Legion hopes to raise

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over ?40 million to help veterans young and old get back

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on their feet. Lullingstone Castle in Kent

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is probably best known thesd days as the home of its World Garden

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which contains all sorts of exotic plants collected from around

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the globe by adventuring gardener But it was his grandmother who first

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made the family home famous more than 80 years by opening

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the UK's first silk farm. Lady Zoe Hart-Dyke kept hundreds

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of thousands of silkworms in the stately Home at Eynesford

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and grew 20 acres of mulberry trees Some of the silk would be used

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in the Queen's Coronation robes In case you do not recognisd

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them they are silkworms, and the leaves are from

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specially-grown mulberry trdes. It is down at Lullingstone Castle,

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Kent, where Britain's leading It was, on the face

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of it, a bizarre idea - turn a fine family home

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into a silk farm. But in 1933, after being fascinated

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by silkworms as a girl, that is what Lady Hart-Dyke

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decided to do. These days the silkworms

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are gone, but for her son, just a boy at the time,

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the memories remain. There are 50 rooms in the house

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and about 40 of them were t`ken up Elizabeth and her husband w`ved

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to the cheering crowds... In 1947 the then Princess Elizabeth

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had the silk used on And six years later

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in her Coronation robes. The silkworms may be gone,

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but there are still some relinders here of those years when thd farm

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took over this house. These cocoons were spun out of silk

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by just three of the thousands The worms climb up into small

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trusses of straw and spin themselves It was not just the house

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which was dominated by the silk farm, including the machinery needed

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to process the silk. The gardens were planted

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with hundreds of mulberry btshes to provide leaves to keep

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the hungry silkworms happy. Divorce saw Lady Hart-Dyke leave

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Lullingstone Castle and takd the silk farm with her,

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but for 23 years it had, It worked, it worked very wdll

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indeed, largely thanks Her extraordinary vision,

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now woven into British history. He made history as the first

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registrar to marry a same But now the aptly named

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Trevor Love is retiring - after fourteen years in charge

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at Brighton Town Hall. Trevor officiated over the country's

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first civil partnerships in December 2005 and the first gay weddhng,

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in March 2014. Altogether he has conducted more

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than a thousand ceremonies. Claudia Sermbezis has

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been to meet him. Just after midnight 2014. Two men

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make history. You are not ldgally married, so congratulations. -- you

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are now legally married. Historic for the couple, Brighton and Trevor

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Love, the registrar. By the time we left it was one in the mornhng and

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the thing that amazed me more than anything was when we left there was

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a crowd of several hundred people outside who just appeared from

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nowhere to greet the couple and shear them. I thought, what a

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wonderful place it is that we live. -- ensure them. Where peopld are so

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accepting. Yesterday Trevor Mallard has last couple. I felt -- Trevor

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married his last couple. I felt quite emotional and thought it would

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be terrible if I burst into tears but I saw one of the rooms was

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crying anyway so I pulled mxself together. -- one of the grooms.

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I could not resist the music pun. For 14 years it has been Mr Love

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marrying thousands of peopld. Magazine editor James led what was

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one of them. With the same section marriage legislation it was very

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important somebody presented it well for the community, which he did and

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he was a great ambassador for both the community and the city. He also

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conducted Brighton and Hove's first civil partnerships in 2005. He is a

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bit of a legend and is a big character in the office so H am very

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excited about the new job btt I feel I am following in a very big shadow

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here. One thing clever says he will not

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miss is the most commonly rdquested music, Canon In D.

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It is lovely! And now the wdather. Through the next few days it settles

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and similar to today. We st`rt with sums stubborn mist and fog `nd by

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the afternoon it brightens tp. Today temperatures at under 15 Celsius,

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quite pleasant and the winds back to south-westerly direction and a

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relatively mild for the next few days. Tomorrow is similar to today,

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starting with mist and fog `nd bite into the afternoon. Tonight, some

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clearer skies lighter winds, mist and fog, temperatures not qtite as

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low as last night, mostly in double figures. Still this area of high

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pressure stays with us, light winds from the south-west and first being

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it has missed the boat throtgh the morning we start to see somd breaks

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in the cloud and some other temperatures to today, 15-16dC. Some

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cloud around and into Saturday we see clearer skies developing and

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some more mist and fog with temperatures dropping to around 10

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Celsius. We are dry as we start Saturday and staying that w`y. By

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the afternoon once again around 15-16dC, perhaps a bit more cloud

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and a similar story into Sunday and indeed for Halloween itself on

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Monday. Lots of dry and ple`sant weather, Misty and foggy st`rts so

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take care if you are out and about on the roads first thing.

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All good for Halloween. But is it from us. Join us again at 8pm and

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10:30pm. And I will be back tomorrow, so see you then. Goodbye.

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