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Hello. Welcome to South Today. In the programme, a heavy police

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presence at court. 11 people face burglary and violent disorder

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charge including a 16-year-old. The rise in rural crime. Farmers are

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told to tighten up security. think the countryside is seen as a

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soft target for criminals at the moment. Gold in her sights. The

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four-year-old swimmer inspiring an Olympic champion. She is an

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aamazing swimmer. Obviously got a lot of talent. She loves it as well.

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Join me later in the programme, I have been enjoying the VIP service

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here at Newbury racecourse. I will be bringing you the weather

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As the courts in Reading continue to sit tonight, to deal with the

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backlog of cases after the violence earlier this week, a tougher

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approach by our police officers is being called for. A number of

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business and community leaders in Berkshire are wanting officers the

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use more force. Senior police officers in London have robustly

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defended their response to the riots, after cit sism from the

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Government that their tactics were wrong. -- criticism. One

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businessman from Bracknell is leading the protest here. A

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petition has been launched calling for more freedom the use force. It

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will be presented to ten Downing Street. 245 people have signed it

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We saw they were having bricks hurled at them. All I could see in

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return was nice metal shields pushing them back. Obviously I

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don't want it to go over the top, but they have to have enough

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support and freedom to be able to do something to stop these rioters.

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Well, tonight, and over the weekend, police forces say they will have

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more officers than usual on the streets across the south, to

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reassure communities. Meanwhile, five of our police forces are

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sending officers to the capital tonight, and over the weekend, to

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support the Met. Three forces will be sending a combined figure of 125

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officers. As calm returns to the street, courts continue to work

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into the night, in Reading there is a significant police presence at

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the Magistrates' Court, which is still sitting as it deals with 11

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people, including a 16-year-old boy from Whitley. Family and friends of

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the 11 in the dock had to pass through a heavy police presence to

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get to court, the eldest defendant 39, the youngest just 16. All

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accused of burglary with intent and violent disorder. So far, seven

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have been through court, none have pleaded guilty to the events that

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happened just after midnight on Tuesday. About 30 people forced

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their way into the macro store off Basingstoke road. 15,000 worth of

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electrical items were taken. As you can see any physical damage to the

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store has been repaired, but the court heard there is a more human

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aspect, as to the events that happened here on Tuesday night.

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When the store was attacked, there were staff inside, working the

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night shift and the prosecution said one can only imagine the fear

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they must have felt. Police made 11 arrests that night, the prosecution

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said the raid was part and parcel of the riots across the UK. But the

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defence for one 18-year-old said the law should disregard that,

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adding his client was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time, in

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the wrong political climate. The magistrates have granted bail to

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the two youngest de defendant, the others have been remanded in

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custody for a week. -- defendants. Farms across the south are the

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victims of a surge in rural crime argue cord -- according to a survey

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this week. The insurer NFU Mutual says crime in the countryside has

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increased by 17% over the past two years. In 2010 it cost the industry

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nearly �50 million. Thefts of tractors alone rose by 8% last year.

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Steve Humphrey reports from Dorset. This bizarre scene on a country

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lane in Dorset was the result of yet another theft from a farm. The

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new gate is a replacement for one that was stolen a few days ago,

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from Steven's farm. Luckily, there were no cattle in the field at the

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time the gate was taken, otherwise the consequences could have been

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much worse.. For no reason I am having to buy a gate, and spend

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time doing this, when I should be doing other jobs. What do you think

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about people who do these sorts of things? Nick gates and other

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machinery? Pond life. Cattle could have got out. It could have been

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caused an accident or whatever. It is only �50 plus VAT. Just order

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one up mate, whoever you are. Idiot. We have had tractor parts stolen

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oil and diesel. Thefts from the coast. Steven's not alone. At the

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office in Wareham Simon and his team have been helping farmers cope

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with the consequences of having equipment stolen. I think the

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countryside is seen as a bit of a soft target for criminals at the

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moment. Due to the remoteness, difficult to police these areas.

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Dorset and the south-west, the most frequently stolen items from farms

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are tools, quad bikes and oil and diesel. The NFU is encouraging

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faefrpls to take extra precautions and to fit things like immobilisers

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and tracking devices to expensive machinery. Whatever the rural

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community can do to protect their asset, they need to be doing that.

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And the NFU says by working closely with the police, farmers can

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present a united front against crime in the countryside. Fire

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investigators searching the ruins of the Savoy Court building on

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Southsea seafront say a sniffer dog has identified an area that

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requires further examination. The landmark building, which had been

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empty for some time, was unguffed in flames on Tuesday. It was

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understood no-one was inside at the time of the fire, but specialists

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have been carrying out a detailed study of the wreckage. It has been

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vealed that a warship and its contingent of marines are to

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provide security at the Olympic sailing vents in Weymouth and

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Portland. HMS Bulwark, an assault ship will be the command and

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control vessel for the event. Simon Haul reports. This exercise

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demonstrates why it has been chosen to provide security for the Olympic

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sailing events. By air or by boat, she can quickly land a specialist

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assault unit anywhere, to deal with any kind of threat. We are talking

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about one of the two biggest ships in the Royal Navy today. The

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attraction of it is that it has a lot of bunks onboard so it can

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gobble up a lot of people who are in Weymouth to do whatever, be it

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security or be it 1,000 1 other jobs. Bulwark has been refitted

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with high technology communications equipment. She will provide the

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command and control base for the whole of the extensive Olympic

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security operation in Weymouth and Portland. I think the fact that it

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has the Royal Marines attached to it. The fact it is so capable of

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monitoring communications, would make Al-Qaeda and their friends

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think twice about exactly where they would plan their operation.

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Bulwark is one of the Navy's biggest ships, capable of carrying

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large equipment. Even light tanks as well as allowed space for troops

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to exercise. No-one from the Ministry of Defence has been

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available for interview, a statement said the MoD expecting to

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contribute a variety of capabilitys to the security of the 2012 Olympic,

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the extent is being derl789 Gatwick is the first UK airport to provide

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special lines for families as they pass through the border control.

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The aim is to cut delays for people returning from holidays, giving

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extra assistance to people with children or people with limited

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mobility. Gatwick says it expects the idea to be copied by other

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airports. It is part of a �1 billion investment in the airport.

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Now, as the London 2012 Olympic site nears completion the cycling

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rowing and sailing sites are all being tested out by sportsmen and

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women. World class cycling will taink take centre stage at Boxhill

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this weekend. It follows test events for rowers at Eton Dornay

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and the sailors at Weymouth and Portland. Let us join our Sports

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Editor who is at Cowes on the Isle of Wight. The rowing events have

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been taking place in Berkshire. Medals today for the British

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sailors at Weymouth and Portland, they picked up a bronze in the

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women's 470. Sorry a silver, a bronze for Paul Goodison in the

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lacer. Ben Ainslie, a triple Olympic champion won gold in the

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test event in the fin. He will aim to make it four golds on the trot

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next summer, but you mentioned the cycling and the road route through

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Surrey has caused a bit of controversy. It has been in the

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pipeline for months. Now, world class cycle racing is coming to

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Surrey. I am excited to be able to see this event and the Olympics in

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a year's time. Your heroes on your doorstep, it is exciting. An area

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of outstanding beauty. It is a great place to ride. The cycle cla

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sis will be one of the most important test events ahead of the

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Olympic Games but notin' is convinced The road race is the

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great free event even can watch. They have hut it down as well, so

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we think they should be opened up to more people or moved it.

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problem lies on one of the key areas of the course. The zig-zag.

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Spectator numbers have been restricted to protect the rare

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wildlife. Our biggest worry was tramling of the has beens at the.

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If you imagine the grasses as trees of a rainforest. If you tramable

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that flat it would be there but in the tree tops they would struggle.

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If people missed out of tickets this time they may still have a

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chance come 2012. Boxhill is owned by the National Trust but they have

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come up with a fair compromise, together with low cog about the

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amount of people that can go on. We will look at it after Sunday and

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see if that can be reviewed. One way or the other. 150 cyclists are

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entered with Mark Cavendish among the favourites. Spectators will

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need to get up early to cheer them on but it will only be a lucky few

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who are able do so from the prime viewing area alongside the zig-zag

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road. Spectator numbers are limited on Sunday, BBC Surrey will have the

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very best coverage and we will have more from out on the water later in

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the programme. Now the parents of a girl in West Sussex have protested

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to the brownies over the use of the word God in a ceremony. Barry and

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Juliette Willett, who are atheist, say their daughter Maddie doesn't

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feel comfortable making the Brownie pledge because it includes a

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promise to love God. Maddie is happy seven-year-old enjoying the

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holidays with her sister Mia but she felt unhappy at having to make

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the brown youy promise which includes the pledge to love my God.

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She didn't say the words last month. Her parents complained to the

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brownies, saying their daughter has yet to make a decision on religious

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faith and she would like to replace the word God with love my family.

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It just surprises me that in today's society, where we accept

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all, why can't we accept that somebody's personal belief, their

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choice, to not want to have a belief in God. I respect anybody

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who has religious beliefs. This isn't a religious smear campaign

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for me at all. And this is the promise given by another girl that

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is at the heart of the dispute. promise that I will do my best to

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love my God, to serve my country. Girl Guiding UK issued a statement

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Girl Guiding UK says it hopes Maddie will continue with the

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brownies. Maddie's parents are still in contact with organisation

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about what to do next. Excitement was billing at Newbury racecourse

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today ahead of what they are calling Party in the Paddock.

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Today's racing was the warm up for Ladies' Day tomorrow when the one

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and only Tom Jones will be headlining there. Sarah Farmer

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could hardly contain her excitement when she found that out. She knew

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she was going there. I understand that you, lucky girl, have had a

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bit of a VIP treatment day. I have indeed. Yes, I have been pampered

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in the paddock today. I have had my own Butler and Tim looked after me

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ever so well. Talk about access all area, I have had a sneak peak

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behind the scenes where Tom Jones will be performing tomorrow. I 578

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Tim your Butler for the day. Welcome to Newbury racecourse. I am

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here to help you with anything you need.

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# You don't have to be rich to be my girl

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# You don't have to... We are trying to offer you a stress free

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day you can enjoy with your friends. What qiend kind of requests you had

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in the past? Transport back to London in a hurry, because there is

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a certain meeting, so we have had to organise helicopters, but most

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things are possibly, such as sowing on a button or a hem come loose. We

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can arrange for someone to repair it. We can deal with most things

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apart from ping elephants or something! This is where Tom Jones

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is going to be performing on Saturday night. 20,000 people

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watching. Won't it be amazing to sing here?

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# La, la, la # # What's new pussy cat

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# This is Tom Joan's dressing room, not finished yet, on the night it

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will be filled with all his requirements, and it is not unusual

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for celebrities to make big demands. Lily Allen wanted a puppy. Janet

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Jackson wants ten red roses and J- Lo has to have her coffee stirred

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counter-clockwise. I have a treat for Tom Jones. Dear Tom Jones. Good

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luck. Love from Sarah. I will leave my mobile and my e-mail! Maybe my

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I am sure he will call! Organisers at the racecourse are expecting

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22,000 people through the gates tomorrow, so there is plenty of

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this chilling and of course it is fancy fascinators and pab louse

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hats at the ready. That is all for me for now but I will be back later.

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I thought you would be throwing something else atom Jones! Thanks

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very much. Let us go from Newbury to Cowes. Sarah had a Butler called

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Tim. Who have you got? A cameraman called kuing and he has kept his

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pands on. He is not throwing them at anyone. We are out on the water

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for the final day, the main day of the Cowes week. The first year of a

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new sponsor and a new innovation. Over there you can see the boats

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starting to muster. The first sailing cinema will show a film

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starting in about 15 minutes time. They can tune into Cowes radio. It

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is a new innovation, one they hope will catch the imagination before

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the end of regatta fireworks tonight. Among the boats sailing

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here in the lacer category have been a few guys from the same t

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category who were going to go the Olympics three decades ago. They

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didn't get to go because of the boycott, and they are hoping now

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that London 2012, as they finished their regatta will give them the

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opportunity to get the recognition they didn't get 31 years ago.

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Motion co-1980. And Olympics overshadowed by political

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controversy. While many British competitors defied requests to

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boycott the games sailing banned its yachtsmen from going. The

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Russian invasion of Afghanistan was the reason. But more than 30 years

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on, the decision to stay away still rankles these three. Other

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countries have had recognition, the American team was brought to the

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White House and given medals and thanked for their sacrifice. They

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maintain the decision to forbid -- forbid them from travelling was

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wrong. Especially when many others went on to win medals. We were

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given certificates signed by Prince Philip that said we would have been

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selected. A friend said you are not a has been, you are a would have

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been. While an apologise might never have been forthcoming, they

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hope 2012 might give them their own experience. To join in and gives us

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an opportunity to close would be delightle. The Royal Yachting

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Association have invited them to see the Olympic torch. Tickets to

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the opening ceremony may be harder to arrange. We don't organise the

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opening ceremony, and so it is not in our gift. I don't have tickets

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to the opening ceremony, along with most of the country. Today, British

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troops, not Russians are in Afghanistan. But a world away,

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three sailors hope to leave their Olympic disappointment in the past.

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They finished fourth in the clos. So to football, the first of our

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derbies this season in the Championship. It is Portsmouth

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against Brighton and here is Tony Husband. Two game, two win,

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Brighton have made a positive start to the new season, buoyed by

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promotion and new stadium. Tomorrow will be a different test in

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Portsmouth. We are focused on Portsmouth on Saturday. We know

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their strength. We node to be ready, because it is going to be very

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tough. Portsmouth were poor as they went out of the Carling Cup on

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Tuesday night. Their manager spared no-one. We are not happy the with

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our performance against Barnet. I suppose the good thing is they were

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all bad. Gus Poyet warned that form could be the surprise package of

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the season. His counterpart still needs to strengthen We could go OK.

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-- could do OK. I would be sceptical of making any judgments

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on where we could and where we could end up. But we want to do

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well this week. And so will a big crowd at Fratton Park in a season

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littered with local rivalry, tomorrow is the first in a series

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of mouth-watering games. You saw details of the BBC local radio

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football coverage on the screen. We will have the best of the action on

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Monday. In cricket Sussex chase ing a draw. Surrey have lost to Kent.

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We are off to the cinema, there is a big screen showing, right after

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South Today. After I hope. Thank you. She only started swimming in

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February but when four-year-old Tae Smith was entered for her badge she

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ended up more than tripling the distance. It made the headlines and

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heroin earned her an invitation to London to meet world and Olympic

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champion Rebecca Adlington. She believes Tae could have a future in

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the pool. A swimming lesson from the world's best. It is Rebecca

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Adlington who has been impressed. It has been a privilege to swim

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with her. She is amazing. She has a lot of talent and she loves it as

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well. It is nice to see her enjoying it. She didn't want to get

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out. It was nice to get to swim with her. What she has achieved is

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inspirational and inspiring to us all. Tae is something of a swimming

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prodigy, only four months after taking it up she astounded everyone

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by swimming 2,000 metres. 600 metre was the target. 30 length os the

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pool. She set out to do that and completed that comfortably. She

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carried on to 50. Be stopped her at 101. I learned to swim at four but

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not as quick as she did. It took me longer. I didn't do 101 length like

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you did. I didn't take a break. Rebecca Adlington shot to fame

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after winning two gold medals at the Beijing Olympic, last month she

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proved she is sill the best with a win at the World Championships. All

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eyes will be on her at the London Olympics next year and maybe in

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future years we will be watching out for Tae Smith. You can't help

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but dream and hope your little one one day will be like Rebecca of

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course, but, I don't know. Well I think we will take it step by step.

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For us to hear comments from Rebecca, your technique is good at

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four-year-old, is, well as I said, it was emotional for us. I am glad

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she won't be swimming in the same time as me so she can't beat me.

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Wonderful. Just four. That was part of the Big smash campaign. If you

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want to find out more about it go to the website. -- Big Splash.

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Which is not really what we want this weekend is it as far as the

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weather is concerned. Let us go back to Newbury. Sarah is enjoying

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her day there. There will be plenty more beautiful late dis like this

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here tomorrow for Ladies' Day. Tickets still available for Ladies'

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Day and Tom Jones, but if you can't make it here is a taste over what

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else you could get up to in the south. This is the setting for the

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production of twift night. They are performing tomorrow evening. Gates

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open an hour before the show for those who want to bring a picnic.

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Bring a chair or rug to sit on. There are lots of free activities

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throughout the summer holidays. At Newbury Library you can improve

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your juggling, with a circus skills workshop. If you enjoy steam coming

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out our ears then the great Dorset chilli festival is for you. They

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will have the hottest chutney, sauces and chocolate to taste and

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recipes for dishs that will blow you away. The Chichester camera

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club's annual exhibition starts tomorrow. See stunning images from

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round the world. Next Friday, Riverdance your way to relaxation

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with a genuine Irish Kayleigh at Bournemouth's pavilion dance. So I

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have to say plenty going on across the weekend and in the coming days

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a and the weather isn't looking too a and the weather isn't looking too

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bad. Today we have escaped with a dry day mostly. You can see we

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started the day with one or two breaks in the cloud, but gradually

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clouding over as the day has gone on. We have seen an overcast end to

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the day, some patchy rain arriving from the west, and that is what is

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going to be with us through this evening and overnight. Not

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continuous rain. It will come and go at times. Probably like the

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start the night. We may see a dry spell and looking to see a bit more

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wet weatherer on the way. So, possibly one of two heavy bursts

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and a mild night as well. Temperatures 15, 16, so first thing

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tomorrow morning, it is a damp start for the early birds,

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particularly the further east you are. That band of rain will clear

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on off to the east and we will see brighter skies developing behind it.

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There will be a few breaks in the cloud. Probably limited sunshine at

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times and the chance of a shower. For most of us a decent end to the

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day on Saturday. Through the overnight period it stays dry. We

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will see a fairly dry night, perhaps breaks in the cloud

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overhead, and we are looking at temperatures of round about 19, 20

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during the day, but as we go into the overnight period it is another

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relatively mild one. So it will be mild into Sunday morning. 13, 14

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the low, then we start the day on Sunday, pretty well really. Some

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sunny skies, more in the way of sunshine than Saturday, and as we

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look ahead, a ridge of high pressure builds through the day on

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Monday. That is going to bring dry and bright conditions. The outside

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chance of a shower. Tuesday looking cloudier but things aren't looking

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too bad through the day on Wednesday. I think we will see good

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bright warm and sunny spell, and of course the winds that we have had

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this week should die down as well. So not feeling as blustery as

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recent days. As always you can get more on the website. So that is

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about it from the racecourse from nowlet there will be lots going on

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tomorrow. Can't wait. He has your number. Sarah, thank you for that.

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