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Hello, I'm Sally Taylor. Welcome to South Today. In tonight's programme.

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A family turns on its own. Four members of a family, including

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three teenagers, are accused of plotting to kill Grandad.

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The debate over killing badgers as Dawson sees a rise in bovine TB.

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She lost her husband in Afghanistan. Tonight she talks candidly of life

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as a young widow and the importance of support from service charities.

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And the peak of his profession - celebrating the drawings of one of

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our great illustrators. If you do one thing really when you

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get known for it, but if you do everything really well, people just

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A family of four, including two girls under 16, stood in the dock

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today accused of plotting to kill their grandfather. Winchester Crown

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Court heard how the family from Eastleigh ambushed the 89-year-old

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in his front garden, beating him with bricks, all to try to get

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their hands on their inheritance early. They had made earlier

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attempts to kill him using methods looked up on the internet. Ben

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Moore was in court and joins me now. What's the detail of this case?

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family, along with another girl, stood in court today to face

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charges of conspiracy to murder and maliciously wounding. Legal

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restrictions mean we can't identify any of the individuals. The key

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events took place in a Hampshire village near Winchester last

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November. The victim was an 89- year-old grandfather. And the

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alleged attempt to kill him involved his 48-year-old adopted

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daughter, her 19-year-old son, along with his girlfriend, who was

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16. The court also heard the woman's two daughters - 15 and 14 -

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also played a significant part in the attack. The prosecution said

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the family drove to the grandfather's house, lured him

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outside and set about him. The youngest girl having a brick in a

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plastic bag to hit him with. What happened to the victim? The man

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survived, but his injuries were horrific. The court was shown

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pictures of extensive serious injuries including blackened eyes

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and wounds to the head. The family had called 999 and said the

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grandfather had fallen but paramedics quickly realised it was

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an assault and all five were arrested. When police seized the

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family's computers they found the mother, in particular, had been

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searching the web using phrases like "where can you hurt someone a

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lot by hitting them", and even, ""the easiest way to kill an old

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person." The prosecution also say the family tried to kill the

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grandfather on other occasions, including by trying to blow up his

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car by tampering with the fuel line and battery. All five deny the

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charges. The case continues There are new calls tonight for a cull of

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badgers, following an increase in the number of new cattle herds

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testing positive for bovine TB. incidence of the disease has been

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steadily increasing since the 1980s, but a solution seems to be as far

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away as ever. Chris Coneybeer is on a farm near Blandform Forum.

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You draw me on Downbarn Farm where they have a dairy herd and they are

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only too aware of the problems of bovine TB. Latest figures show that

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national incidence of the disease is up by 6% but in Dorset it is

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more like 30%, and that is causing concern.

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It is one of the trickiest and most emotionally-charged debates in

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farming and in the last financial year, the financial bill rose to

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more than �60 million. It is still not known how bovine TB is

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transmitted between badgers and cattle but there is a link, and

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when cows are infected, their commercial value end, the animals

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are destroyed and the farmer compensated with public money.

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Farmers generally favour culling badgers, removing them altogether

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from areas where cattle are farmed, but others say that badgers have a

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right to exist and another way must be found. It has an emotive debate

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and one without apparent end. Where do we go from here? And short time

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ago I expected to people on either side of the debate. James, you are

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having problems with bovine TB now. We are currently under restriction

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for bovine TB, after two years of testing for the cattle every 60

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days. We went clear And now, after a six-month test, we have

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discovered we have 10 that are inconclusive. In other words they

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have to be retested and it means we are back under restrictions again

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so we cannot sell any animals and that the good director slaughter.

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Simon, the trust also have cattle so you are sympathetic. We are

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extremely sympathetic. We have 100 Sunday herd of cattle across the

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county and we have been restricted a couple of times now. We know just

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what it is like and how demoralising it can be. The actual

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problem is how to deal with it. Farmers in general favour of cull.

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Why is that. I feel our circumstances were a closed herd,

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in other words we have not bought any cattle in, and even after going

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clear, six months later we find we have inconclusive animals. We feel

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it must be the wildlife that have brought the disease into the farm

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or that the FA may have already been on the farm and nothing has

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been done about it. Simon, others disagree, yourself included. If you

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make the decision that it is badgers that are the problem, then

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a cull will go some way to eradicating badgers, but if the

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problem is bovine TB, then you should treat the disease. How far

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off are we from getting a vaccine will be effective in cattle?

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probably would be our long-term aim but we just feel is it right that

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we should have diseased wildlife robing our farm, not only affecting

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our cattle but also her own species. To risk is that the evidence

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suggests that if you take out badgers from an area, other badgers

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or move in, some will be affected and some will not. What you end up

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with instead of discrete areas of infected badgers, you end up with

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badgers infected across the whole of an area and have become far

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worse. So for scientific reasons we think or cold could make things

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worse. A badger cull was meant to start in west Wales and round about

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now but it has been put on hold while the review is carried out.

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That will look at the sides involved and results will be

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followed with keen interest by the farmers and wildlife experts. I

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should point out that the milk from all tasered fault is pasteurised so

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it is absolutely safe to drink. A West Sussex company that supplies

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products for loft conversions has ceased trading. The Loft Shop,

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whose headquarters are in Littlehampton, employs around 40

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staff across 19 stores. Bosses say they hope to refund customers who

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have placed orders with them, if they can't supply the products.

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Lightning has struck Gatwick Airport and several houses across

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the South this afternoon. In West Sussex fire crews are still at the

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scene of a house fire in Crawley after it was hit. Let's go to our

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newsroom - Sarah-Jane Bungay has been following developments. When

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did the strikes begin? Well, it appears they began off the South

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Coast around 11.30 this morning - by 1pm they'd reached Havant in

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Hampshire. A chimney there was destroyed on a house in Cross Way -

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neighbours across the road from the property said they had heard a

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massive bang and then their front room lit up like someone was using

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a flash on a camera. This was the scene in Bognor Regis - sent in by

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Hayley Bickell. And there was a real thunderstorm in Brighton -

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this was the dramatic scene there captured by artist Linda Boucer.

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She Tweeted to say her whole studio shook during the thunder and

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lightning. There was a lightning strike on the control tower at

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Gatwick Airport - flights were delayed for about 25 minutes but no

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equipment was damaged. I gather firefighters have been at a house

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in West Sussex too? Yes, they were called to a detached house in the

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Maiden Bower area of Crawley where fire took hold. For punts that

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tended and it seems there was a direct hit to the roof and the

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lining went straight through. This is what one of the fire officers

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told us. It is very unfortunate and very unlucky. We do get lightning

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strikes, but not very often. It is quite a rare event. Both owners

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were at work. Obviously they were contacted and are now here but came

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home to the devastating scene. finally, just what commuters don't

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want - cancellations on the line between London Victoria and

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Brighton. There are also issues west of London in the Reading and

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Newbury areas. Controversial plans to merge two

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secondary schools in Surrey have been pulled after fierce opposition

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from parents. Kings International College in Camberley is in special

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measures. The council wanted to secure its future by merging it

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with nearby Tomlinscote School. But governors there rejected the idea.

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The council says it is withdrawing the plans following that vote and

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the end of a public consultation. Still to come. As preparations for

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the South Coast Proms get under way, a young widow tells us about the

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importance of supporting service charities.

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Another wave of strikes began in Southampton this morning as more

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than 300 council workers started a week long walk out. Previous

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strikes by refuse collectors and street cleaners have led to piles

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of rubbish gathering on the streets. They are walking out again, along

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with parking enforcement officers, library staff and toll collectors

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on the Itchen bridge. They are angry about proposals to cut their

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pay. The council says it will prevent redundancies.

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Pilots with Virgin Atlantic Airways are on the brink of announcing the

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dates of a series of strikes, which would be the first in the company's

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history. That's unless a pay dispute is resolved by today. It

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comes at a time when hundreds of new jobs are being created by the

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company in West Sussex. Virgin is based in Crawley, and is currently

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training around 500 new staff to work as cabin crew. Evacuate,

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evacuate! It is their first week training as cabin crew and they are

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already learning about one of the most important roles they will have

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in their new jobs. For almost 30 years, Virgin Atlantic or from

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their airline from this base in Crawley and they are now an

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integral part of the local economy. We have added 450 new jobs this

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year, of which about 350 are based here. This is our home and it has

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been our home from day one. Richard operated his first flight from

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Gatwick to New York. You have people like Virgin with their

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global headquarters but then their supply chain and the people like

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going to supporting them. On the back of that, the connectivity of

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the route that Virgin operates means we see many businesses based

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here he would not consider being anywhere else. This is how the

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airline sells itself to the public. It's at first sell tickets and sell

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the company ethos to new staff, who seemed to bite into it, even in the

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first week. But first they have to pass five weeks of intensive

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training before being allowed to fly as Virgin crapping to -- cabin

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One woman decided that full-time carers need some time off and a

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little pampering so she found some money to send 22 carers on an all-

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expenses trip to London. Darren Blakeman's life is looking after

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his mum. Jo suffers from severe breathing difficulties and needs

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constant care. When did you last go on holiday? Last real holiday was

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before dad died, 5.5 years ago. My life changed completely, not be

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about to go to work, and that put you into feeling depressed because

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he's not feel you're getting life as a carer. But today he's excited

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at the prospect of having two whole days off. When you are carried you

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never go home from work because I'm his work. I think he deserves a

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break. He and 21 other carers from Southampton are being treated with

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a free trip to London - so not too far from home. Some feel slightly

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guilty, excited, so mixed emotions. Some of the people have never had a

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break before. We have a trip on the London Eye, a posh hotel for

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afternoon tea, going to see a musical. All these have been given

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by London businesses he recognised the role that carers play. Two days

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off in five-and-a-half years doesn't seem like much, but for

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Darren and the rest of the group, who knows when that next break will

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Sport now. The Island Games are well under way.

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There was a great opening ceremony on Saturday night and lots of

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people there. 4000 competitors but a good high standard of competition.

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On the track, times that would have claimed gold medals in the past

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will not even get competiors on the podium this time around. Meanwhile

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the presence of three internationals in the shot put,

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meant disappointment for one islander. In the first of a series

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of reports from the Games this week, Roisin Gausin has been to Sandown.

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Garry Newton steps up in front of a home ground at this year's Island

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Games. He is no stranger to top- level competition. In 2006 he got

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an England call up for the beach football World Cup. Weeks later he

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was diagnosed with cancer. You can sit down of thing that is it, but I

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didn't, I reflected for a few hours and thought, not to have to do,

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have to go into hospital and get it done. After that and it come out

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stronger than ever. That is exactly what he has done. Turned his hand

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to track and field, proving he can hold his own amongst international

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competition. And medal will have been a fairy-tale ending but he was

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not to be. He missed out other podium finish by just two cms.

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is into ridges was in my mind from the third round and I did not quite

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get it. I did throw another throw which I thought would be enough but

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not quite. It does put the pressure on, just a small amount. His wife

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Emily is also competing for the Isle of Wight. Her time in the 100

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metres would have won gold two years ago but the show she had to

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settle for 5th. It is another example of this huge rise in

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standards being seen. Tonight, Gary is up again. This time it is in the

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discus but he will have to throw in excess of 40 metres to beat him

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Meanwhile Rhodes have had their football team kicked out of the

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games following their defeat against Jersey last night in

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Newport. Two players were sent off, and the Island Games committee

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today banned the Greek island's football players from the next two

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tournaments, such was the level of misbehaviour.

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Kent beat Surrey in the Twenty20 last night, meanwhile Hampshire

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reclaimed top spot in the Southern Group with a win over Sussex.

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Shahid Afridi showed why the Royals were so keen to add him to their

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side this summer, helping them to a good start- although he was

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dismissed by Monty Panesar straight after that six. Hampshire's total

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of 126 for 8 looked a little short, but some fine bowling, notably from

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Imran Tahir and Afridi, saw Hampshire bowl Sussex out for just

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91. Monty the last man to go. Some football news, Bournemouth

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have signed Portsmouth goalkeeper Daryl Flahaven on a one-year

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contract. Meanwhile, as their players return for pre-season,

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Brighton have unveiled plans for a state-of-the-art training ground

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near Shoreham in West Sussex. Albion currently train on sports

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grounds at the University of Sussex, just across the road from the new

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Amex Stadium. The planned site at Marsh Barn Lane will include indoor

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and outdoor facilities, plus accommodation for young people

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attending residential courses. A formal planning application should

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be submitted by the end of the year. Another sign that brighter not

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going places. The move to the stadium, player signings.

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A whole new era. When I was a child and I loved books, I loved the

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illustrations. These illustrations of this particular illustrator have

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excited and terrified children for around 80 years but many people do

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not know his name, Mervyn Peake. Mervyn Peake drew pictures for

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Treasure Island, Alice In Wonderland and in his own

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Gormenghast books. The artist is buried in West Sussex, so his

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supporters are making sure his name is remembered in the county.

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I held my hand and the horrible creature cryptic... A scene from

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Treasure Island turned into a beautifully detailed picture.

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Meryvn Peake brought characters to life in line drawings. Not just

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from Treasure Island but the Grimm Brothers fairy tales and his own

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series, Gormenghast. Yet his name gets forgotten. He is almost too

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talented for his own good. If you do well one thing really what you

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get known for it but if you do everything really well people

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cannot keep track of you. For a time, Peake lived in the shadows of

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Arundel Castle. Some claim it's the setting of his eerie Gormenghast

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series. There's no doubt the area was a great inspiration. The sheer

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beauty of the place was significant. It is pretty hard to see anywhere

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that is an attractive to the eye. He would write his pieces having

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been inspired by the countryside. It is the centenary of his birth

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and in Chichester they are remembering him. At the Pallant

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House and Otter Galleries, exhibitions are under way to

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celebrate the man who covered everything from poems to the war.

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He had a magazine commission to make drawings of the inmates at the

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Belsen concentration camp. There is also captain slot Abort, the more

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fun side to his work. Mervyn Peake died of Parkison's disease aged 57,

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he was buried in Burpham. Towards the end of his life he could no

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longer work - a time of frustration for a man used to doing so much.

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This weekend sees the second South Coast Proms, a musical gala in

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Portsmouth to raise money for the Royal Navy and Royal Marines

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Charity. This year it will spend �5 million helping service personnel

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and their dependants. Someone who knows the work of the charity is

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Kirianne Curley, who's husband Stephen died last year while he was

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serving in Afghanistan just months after the birth of their son

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William. I'm delighted to say she is with me in the studio. I wanted

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to start with a quote from your husband. This is quite

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extraordinary. He said not living life on the edge, you're taking up

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too much room. To live by the sentiments? Absolutely. He very

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much believe that if you weren't making the best of yourself you are

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wasting an opportunity. So I felt that when he was killed you very

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much handed the baton to me to continue that. It was pertinent for

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me to take that on board and instil it in William. You're young son. It

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is quite interesting that you talk of the need for a widow's handbook.

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What you mean by that? I think when Stephen was first killed, my

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visiting officer came, Absolut fantastic, talked me through the

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process of what would take place. When you have just suffered a pseud

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shock when you have injured the news I have been given, it went

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over my head and did not register. I think you would be so pertinent

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for some kind of guide to be put together in order for those moments

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when I have that panic, to be up to go through what. I suppose, in a

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sense, you get the wonderful emotional support that you need,

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but does it more the practical side? It was those things such as I

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would go to bed and I had a very young baby, struggled slipping

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anyway. Three in the morning I wake up and think, I need to cancel his

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phone contract, has the car got its committee? Any family has job roles

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and it was taking those on board. What about the financial side?

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was something that did not register. I panicked about what am I going to

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do about money? Fortunately, we were incredibly lucky that we have

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the inside to take out private insurance but there are many people

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out there that do not do that still. Although the danger element is very

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much there. Although I was told, this amount of money is coming to

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you, it does not register. When you are in that state of shock cure in

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a blind panic. Expenses just go on. They made hugely. You have to think

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about fuel costs, at my phone bill went through the roof, making do

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arrangements, calling people abroad. In a sense, do these sort of

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service charities that we're talking about helped in that? Did

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you get help from them? Yes. Initially, I received some cheques

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through which took that huge pressure off and created a huge

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buffer for me to take a breath and say, right, there is that amount of

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money. You have to approach charities. They don't have the

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jurisdiction to approach you. You have to find them and I found that

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a bit difficult. You want to go to Afghanistan, why? It comes down to

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that hole, when you see flies up the side of the road, and you know

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they have been laid by family and friends of the lost. It is that

:24:25.:24:31.

whole thing. Stephen Spender a halt last two months of his life living

:24:31.:24:37.

in Afghanistan and I very much feel it would honour him. Thanks so much

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for coming in this evening. And the South Coast Proms takes place at

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Whale Island in Portsmouth this Friday and Saturday. Doors open

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from five o'clock. Adult tickets are �20, with the money going to

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the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity. More details online at

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southcoastproms.com. I will be hosting it and Kirianne

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is also going to be there. It is an outdoor event and we need the

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We have had some pretty hefty - has today. One of pure captured this

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picture of the lightning striking Plenty of thunder in the forecast

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today. By opening as well. Not for all of us. Western parts avoiding

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those downpours. But look at the Greens and delays out towards the

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east. Plenty of heavy downpours there. They have left us and moved

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to the east coast. I think for tonight we have some drier and

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cooler conditions. For the remainder of this evening, we will

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see one or two bits and pieces of patchy rain and drizzle at times.

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The cloud gradually clearing and melting through the course of the

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night. He will seek clearance guys developing and the temperatures

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tumbling further. -- dives clearing. A bit of a fresh and night. A fresh

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a start to the day tomorrow as well. Some lovely sunny spells to get the

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day going. The cloud will build and we will see some showers moving

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from the West as the day goes on. Temperatures a bit cooler than

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today. Highs of 20 degrees. That is average for this time of year.

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Tomorrow evening, some lovely evening sunshine to enjoy. Any

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showers will fade away for another quiet night, a back to clear

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whether once again. With high pressure building through the end

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of this week, it means we will see some rather fine, settled

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conditions to take us through the end of the week and into the

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weekend. We should stick with the dry conditions and the outside

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chance of a shower. Through Thursday, it does look like we

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should see some sunshine, for the most part pleasant and fine. That

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is how we round of the week, staying with the fine and bright

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