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Tributes to the Oxford author who created Inspector Morse.

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Also, charged nearly ?1500 for four Ed Sheeran tickets -

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an Oxfordshire woman tells the Government why

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And later on - who would you like to drop by on your 87th birthday?

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Well, for Pam in Sonning, it was her Hollywood heartthrob.

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Tributes have been paid to Oxford author Colin Dexter

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He created the character Inspector Morse,

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which spawned the TV series - and in which he made

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The actor Kevin Whately said he loved being on set

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Lewis! Oxford's most famous detective, a character that captured

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millions. Today Kevin Whately - the man

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who played Morse's sidekick - We've been lucky to have him for 30

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years, and 30 years of his wonderful plots and characters and what have

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you, so it's a of feelings. I said there are two characters we have to

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have if we do come back, and one of them is going to beat Cavan, and

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secondly, the city of Oxford. -- Kevin Whately.

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The Trout pub in Wolvercote featured in a number of Morse episodes.

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Bosses say it s become a Mecca for fans of the series.

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There is a massive following for Colin Dexter, I think he was a

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really influential person and series so everyone comes to see where it

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was filmed. We have so many fanatics who come in and ask us questions.

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Colin Dexter was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire

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He was also given the Freedom of Oxford.

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Cullen was a delightful man with an emperor sense of humour and his

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jokes were often about himself as much as anybody else. We gave him

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the freedom of the city because he was such an important person in

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drawing attention to Oxford through the Morse series on TV.

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The Randolf hotel - home of the Morse bar -

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A statement said Colin would often visit the hotel. Thousands of people

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come to Oxford every year because of its connections with moss, and

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places like this bar will make sure he is remembered for years to come.

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Police investigating a murder in Milton Keynes say they have

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several new lines of inquiry after an appeal on

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Hang Lin Leung died 11 days after her house

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was broken into and ransacked at the end of January.

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Some of her possessions were found off Weedon Road in Aylesbury.

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Police believe they may have been thrown from a car.

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They say they're following a number of new lines of enquiry.

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Next, getting hold of tickets for sold out events

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like concerts and the high prices you can be asked to pay online.

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An Oxfordshire woman has been giving evidence to the Government

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Claire Turnham, who lives near Witney, was charged nearly

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?1500 for four Ed Sheeran tickets on the website Viagogo.

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Ed Sheeran - popular is an understatement.

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He is currently holding nine of the ten top spots

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Hardly surprising, then, that tickets for his concerts

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Viagogo, a secondary selling website, provides a place for fans

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to buy tickets when they've sold out elsewhere.

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It said that there were, you know, thousands of people

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looking at these tickets, I was next in line, and that

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I had a chance to buy the last four tickets,

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which I was actually really excited about.

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But Claire Turnham from Witney's happiness was short-lived.

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The tickets had been ?263 each, I was unaware of that, but on top,

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they had added an extra approximately ?350 in fees.

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She complained to Viagogo and got refunded.

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Since then, she's started a Facebook group to help hundreds of others

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At the moment, they can hide behind certain things and it's not great,

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and that's why there's some confusion and anger.

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Today, Claire and Ed Sheeran's managements made their case

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I think there should be a cooling-off period.

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People should be allowed, particularly under this

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pressure selling situation, to have the protection

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of the law which states that if you are in this situation,

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you have a right to pencil your purchase within

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Viagogo didn't reply to our request for a response today.

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They decided not to attend the committee hearing either.

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A pedestrian is in a critical condition after being hit by a car

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It happened on Marlborough Street near to

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Milton Keynes General Hospital on Saturday afternoon.

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A 53-year-old man was hit by a silver Peugeot 307.

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More than half the building projects to extend Oxfordshire's schools

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have missed their deadlines in the past three years.

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It's led to some schools having to use temporary classrooms

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and, in some cases, having to say no to extra pupils.

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Here's our political reporter Bethan Phillips.

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Lessons are now in full swing in Windmill Primary

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But to get to this point the school had more than its share of problems.

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The delays just got longer and longer, so come Christmas 2014

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there was still no word when building was going to begin,

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who our contractor would be and by this time, time

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And this school isn't alone - out of 39 building projects

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in the past three years that were supposed to provide new places

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by the start of the school year, only 19 were completed on time.

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Five extensions took an extra year or more to complete.

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And in two cases headteachers had to say no to taking

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It has a lot of impact because you have a class of children

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who need a classroom, which means you have

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to put them into a space that is a temporary measure.

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That's not a great way for any child to start a school year

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and for teachers not to feel they have the resources

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they need in that space, and that block of time is a big deal

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Some say these issues show serious problems with the system.

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I fear too much of it is down to sheer bad project management.

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We've been building schools for 150 years.

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We know the school term starts in September.

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It should not be rocket science for project management to ensure

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Oxfordshire County Council has said it's "extremely concerned"

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Contractor Carillion says it's working closely with the council.

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Plans have been approved for a ?30 million student

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accomodation scheme on Oxpens in Oxford city centre.

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The scheme will create more than 500 new beds.

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The project alongside the railway would see the demolition

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of the Oxford Business Centre, but also create commercial

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Health bosses in Milton Keynes are proposing to limit the number

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of gastric band operations in a bid to save money.

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The Milton Keynes Care Commissioning Group only wants

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to carry out weight loss procedures in exceptional circumstances.

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The move is part of a wider consultation

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running this month to save almost ?10 million next year.

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A Wiltshire farmer's hoping to put kid on the menu in homes

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Lizzie Dyer from Cricklade gave up her office job and created

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the Cotswold Kid Meat company four years ago.

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The meat is low in fat and high in protein -

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so can it compete with lamb and veal?

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Katharine Da Costa has been to Lizzie's farm to find out more.

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These inquisitive billies are being reared on a 30-acre farm

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in Cricklade near Swindon, but most are killed at birth.

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That's because although demand for goat s milk and cheese has

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soared in recent years, there's been no appetite

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Lizzie Dyer hopes that's about to change.

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I was shocked that it's so widely eaten on the continent but not here,

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and then when I started to look into it I realised that these

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billies were being born on the dairies and were being

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dispatched at birth and I thought hang on, we can find a nice little

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blueprint here to rear a by-product sustainably and produce

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a good-quality meat at the end of it.

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Lizzie started with 20 kids four years ago

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It's already the largest free-range kid farm in the country.

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As well as producing the meat, the skin is sent to an organic

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tannery and made into rugs and cushion covers.

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These little guys are just ten days old.

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They'll live here on the farm outside in the fields for nine

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months until they're sold for meat, and it's particularly healthy meat -

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lower in cholesterol than chicken and higher in iron than beef.

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Lizzie's selling direct to a growing number of customers and businesses

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across the Cotswolds, including here at The Wild

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I'll break the shoulders down and the neck and I'll braise

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that for a little while, and then with the leg

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and the saddles, they're so delicate and delicious,

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you can just grill them and serve them like that.

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So it's not like the old goat you think of in a curry that

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No, the kid that Lizzie's breeding is so delicious and the flavour

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So as they say, the proof of the pudding is in the eating.

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Here we go, so Lizzie's kid, lovely anchovy and rosemary,

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Go on, Lizzie, tuck in, it smells amazing.

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The rosemary lifts up the kid flavour.

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The anchovy matches with it and it's soft and tender.

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As her business takes off, Lizzie hopes kid meat will one

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day be a firm favourite on the Great British menu.

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Keep watching to find out about George Clooney's surprise visit to a

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care home. I'll be back at 10:30pm. Stay weather is because Terry has

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learned has all the sport from Poole. We were the football club on

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the rotor summer, up or down, all staying with the status quo. The

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Biddick lament Poole Town face is coming up -- the predicament.

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The jury in the trial of a Hampshire businessman charged

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with the manslaughter of one of his closest friends in a boating

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incident has gone out to consider its verdict.

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Ryan McKinlay from Gosport was killed when the TurboJet Rib

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driven by 34-year-old Aaron Brown collided with the swimming platform

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of his yacht off the Isle of Wight in June 2015.

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His hired skipper, Paul Carey, seen here piloting the Rib

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before the fatal accident, and outside Winchester Crown Court

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today in the blue shirt, was found not guilty of driving too

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fast in contravention of shipping regulations.

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Protestors led by a woman from Dorset went to Downing Street

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today to hand in a petition demanding that rules

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surrounding the sale of static mobile homes be changed.

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They're angry that under current arrangements,

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owners have to hand over 10% of their home's value to the site

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They say the rule is outdated and needs changing.

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All these people behind me, and thousands over the country, are

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literally trapped in their homes by this 10% commission charge.

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That they have to give to the park owner.

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Basically, they cannot move on because at the end of the day, if

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they try to buy something different to what they already have,

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it's got to be inferior because they don't have the money after parting

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There's to be another rail strike by the RMT union

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The action will take place on Saturday the 8th of April,

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The dispute is over staffing and the role of conductors.

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Southern's owners had offered fresh talks if industrial

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King Alfred the great's statue, the giant lion, and the Charles Dickens

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Memorial, all public monuments that serve as artworks for all. But as

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tastes change and text and he develops, what does public art look

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like in the digital age? Our reporter is live, where a new piece

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of art has been unveiled. Do we call this a monument statue or sculpture

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or what? It is very, very modern. There is me waving, I am not the

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piece of art. This is here. The man behind it is Adam. You are a local

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boy. What is this, and how does it work? It as a digital canvas wrapped

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around the building. We are delighted to have this opportunity

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to show a very playful piece that picks up on the members of the

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public's movements and translates them into abstract forms for them to

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interact with and get lost in and explore. And let go of anything. Why

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have you didn't? We wanted to take the normal experience of the

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interactive part display you find that an art gallery and take it onto

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the street so everyone can enjoy it, everyone in the community can

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experience a playful, engaging art piece that asks questions about

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space and how we cure rate our public area, and something that is

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interesting in the ever-changing landscape of our wonderful Worthing.

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It has even got to be reporters excited. Let's bringing Caryn, you

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from the Worthing trusts. Why did you get involved? We are a charity

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which works with local council, and it is exciting, it will help change

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the way people look at Worthing, get people down there and have lower,

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but also flag of the digital economy. It is a great example of

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it. It will engage people. The main thing is to come and play. And have

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a debate about digital art, what is art, digital art? Get involved. It

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got the thumbs up from these, what about these people here? Do you like

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it? Yes! Sally, you can see for yourself until the 2nd of April in

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Worthing. Great to see you waving, I've thought it was you I saw, I

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could recognise the gloves. You know me too well.

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Onto sport, and tonight Tony's at the club that doesn't quite know

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what it's short or long term future is, despite success on the field.

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Let's join him now at the Tatnam ground, home of Poole Town.

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By the way, no gloves. Let's get on with the sport. Interesting story,

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we are getting towards the end of the football season and fans are

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dreaming about promotion. On paper, in theory, that would be the

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scenario for Poole Town, going very well, winter nights and they're up

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into the play-off places. But this is a club which has come a long way

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very quickly, all the way to the Hampshire leagues and playing

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National League now. The ground isn't actually up to National League

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South standard. You can see they worked hard, but it is resembling

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the end of the school field. They have a big inspection next week from

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the National League. If they don't meet the requirements, they could be

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relegated, and all that at a time when putting so much evidence to try

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and get the club promoted. The improvements have been going on, we

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can see this bit of terracing which was opened at the weekend for their

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game here, a 3-3 draw. But they need to keep working to try and get this

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ground sorted. Otherwise, they could be in the creases duration of going

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promotion and ending up relegated. I spoke to the manager and asked them

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how he's kept the players' form up. At the start of the season there was

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a certain amount of apprehension as to what the league would bring and

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how we would cope in the league, and the players have been exceptional.

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To be in the decision we are in, within touching distance of the

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play-offs with six weeks is still to go, it's been a monumental effort. I

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must be honest, it's taken me by surprise, but they deserve an awful

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lot of credit. And against the backdrop of this uncertainty over

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the stage and your state is in the National League, to stay in this

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division, to get promoted, the fear of relegation, how have you managed

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to deal with it? Players are players insofar as they want to play

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football and concentrate on winning matches. It is easier for them, or

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at more straightforward to concentrate on the job in hand. The

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uncertainty around the club is not great in terms of dealing with

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sponsorship and trying to get things organised. And planning ahead, it

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just makes life difficult. I will be pleased when the inspection has

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taken place, and hopefully it will go our way. How confident are you

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you will get the green light and the club can stay at this level, if not

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go to the next one? I know there's been a huge effort from everyone.

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The fund raising has been difficult and a lot of people have stepped

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forward in terms of that. There has been the practicalities of getting

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stuff done in a short timescale, so there's a lot of people doing a lot

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of work to achieve that. From what I am told, we are positive about the

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inspection, but it is one of those things, until that happens and you

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get the tech in the right box, there is uncertainty. Yes, it is fingers

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crossed for his team. Onto the pitch, we are in March and look at

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the quality of the page, is fantastic. They've worked so hard.

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Behind the goal, that terracing, it is always had a covered stand but it

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is proper terracing now. Things going well for Poole Town, now they

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just need to prove they can get through the inspection.

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Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse says

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he will fulfil a "life-long ambition" if he makes his debut

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The 22-year-old has been called-up to the full England

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squad for the first time, alongside team-mate Nathan Redmond.

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He's now hoping that manager Gareth Southgate will involve him

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in the friendly against Germany in Dortmund tomorrow night.

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Firstly I am ready. The manager thinks that as well, otherwise he

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wouldn't have included me. It'll be a great occasion if I do so. I'm

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just looking forward to enjoying the week and making the most out of my

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time here and trying to improve. Good luck to James, hopefully he's

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in the team with Nathan Redmond. England against Jamie, always a huge

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game. When you are 87, you need to be

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a little careful about activities But Pat Adams from Sonning has

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thrown caution to the wind. As she approached her birthday,

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she let it be known that a visit from a certain high profile

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neighbour would be very welcome. Her people - at her retirement home

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- spoke to A-lister George Clooney's people and, to everyone's amazement,

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the Hollywood heartthrob At home on the red carpet, George

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Clooney has a domestic retreat on the banks of the terms. A fact that

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had not gone unnoticed by one committed clearly fan, Pat Adams.

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Like all residents here, she was encouraged to make a wish, and Pat

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aims high, requesting an audience with the charmer. Sat and waited and

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lo and behold he came. He said it was very nice to meet me and I said,

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not half as nice as it is for me to meet you. George Clooney didn't come

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empty-handed comic greeting is packed with flowers and a

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handwritten card. -- greeting past. I thought you would like some

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flowers. The flowers would last for ever but the flowers will. I'm

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keeping that card. I have shaken hands with George Clooney, I don't

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think I will ever wash my hands again. But of course I will. This is

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a day I will always remember for the rest of my life. As she well knows,

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the 35-year-old is firmly attached. He married this human rights lawyer

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in 2014 and are expecting twins. If the new dad needs a quiet escape

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from nappies and night feeds, Pat's door will be wide open. He's a very

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nice man, a very handsome man and he can call any time he likes. I love

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Pat. She is grey. Now I know what happened to the birthday flowers I

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was expecting. The red sofa is here. On to sport. Would you like to do

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sport? Shall we do the weather? People were out early

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this morning; this is And this is how Wareham looked first

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thing, captured by Rachel Baker. Thanks to Maureen Coles for this

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great shot of the waterfront. We are dry to start the western part

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will see rain. A few showers knocking around, people will see

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some dry skies, but this band of rain makes it away from the west. By

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morning, some parts will be wet. Overnight lows, not too bad, five to

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seven Celsius, but the winds are quite strong overnight. Into

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tomorrow morning, it is a wet start are most places and the morning you

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will season breaks. That rain clearing to the east. By the

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afternoon, some sunny spells of other and the top temperature around

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nine Celsius. With the lighter winds, it won't feel as feel as cold

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as today. Through tomorrow evening, another showery Storey, plenty of

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showers moving through the Channel. Some of those could be heavy at

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times. Overnight lows in the region of four or five Celsius for most

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places. Towards firstly, we can see the low-pressure that is dominating,

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natural feed into more showers for a time throughout the day. Some

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brighter skies for time but you would be wise to keep your umbrella

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to hand. That low pressure that is feeding in no showers stays through

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Thursday. We will see it finally move off on Friday. As we start a

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season high pressure builds. By the weekend, things are starting to look

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more settled, some warm sunshine to enjoy, but it will be chilly byte

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night. So, gardeners, take note. The next couple of days, it is a showery

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story, some bright spells, but nine Celsius the hive. Thursday is a

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rainy story, much the same for Friday but things pick up for the

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weekend. Thank you very much. A disabled teenager from Havant

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who made a video which has gone viral has received a phone call

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from Sir Elton John - who said Lewis Hine created it

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to mark his 16th birthday and it's now been viewed nearly seven million

:25:14.:25:17.

times on Facebook. He was diagnosed with a brain

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tumour at just 17 months, and the video follows his treatment

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and also the charity he's set up to help teenagers

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like him find friends. In his phone call,

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Sir Elton called Lewis The lovely Lewis. And what a video,

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it had to be moved to tears. And Lewis and his mum Emma will be

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telling their story on the BBC That is it, there is more at 8pm and

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10:30pm. Join us tomorrow, goodbye.

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