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Hello, I am Sally Taylor, welcome to South Today. In tonight's

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programme: An international tug of love - two

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children and their mother are found dead in Turkey.

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Despite the protests, the Government prepares to drop

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Portland in the coastguard reorganisation.

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The man behind the voice - after 25 years, the final scores will never

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be the same again. Is that 10?!

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And puppy love - why this emotional reunion has become an internet

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sensation. We will be live with the A family in the New Forest is in

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mourning tonight after an international tug of love ended

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with the deaths of two young children and their mother. Yannis

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and Mira Mellersh were taken by their mother after the family moved

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to Germany, despite a court order granting their English father

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custody. Justin Mellersh spent 18 months trying to trace his son and

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daughter. But tragically, last Friday, they were found dead in a

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Turkish seaside resort. Steve Humphrey has been following the

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story. That Thame youngsters had been

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found dead at, Yannis and Mira Mellersh, and they spent some of

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their early life in Minstead in the New Forest. DMS and Mira then made

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to Germany with their parents. After family problems, the children

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were supposed to be in the custody of their British father, Justin

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Mellersh. But they were taken by their mother, Elke Mellersh, who is

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from a German, Kurdish, Turkish family. Their father recorded a

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song and put it on the internet as part of efforts to trace them.

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Their grandparents have also been closely involved. The brother and

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sister were last seen near Bremen in Germany in February 2010. Last

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Friday the bodies of the children and their mother were found in a

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farmhouse in a Turkish seaside resort. There are resorts --

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reports they died of carbon monoxide poisoning. A message from

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the family posted on Facebook says, we do not blame the mother for this

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tragedy. It is clear she suffered a debilitating mental illness with

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paranoid delusions. It also talks of the children's play for fun and

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kindness to each other and others. What happens next?

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The children's father and their grandfather have gone to Turkey, we

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understand they want to bring the bodies back to the New Forest.

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Meanwhile authorities here are liaising with police in Germany and

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Turkey. Hampshire police are supporting the children's

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grandmother at her home in the New Forest.

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Thank you. "Mummy is in heaven," the words of

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the three-year-old son of a Surrey police officer whose funeral took

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place today. Detective Constable Heather Cooper died from a head

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injury and a stab wound to her throat last month. Her partner,

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Peter Foster, who is 35 and a former detective, has been charged

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with murder. Her son and three- month-old baby daughter were at the

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service in York Minster. BBC South Today has learnt that

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campaigners in Dorset have failed in their efforts to save Portland

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coastguard station. The Government is expected to announce the future

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of the coastguard service this week. Ministers were forced into a re-

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think following a public outcry against their original plans to

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close most coastguard stations around the country. Our transport

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correspondent Paul Clifton is here. What has changed? Quite a lot has

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changed. The original plan was to cut the number of coastguard

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stations from 18 to eight and of those only three would work 24

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hours a day. One in five coastguards would lose their jobs,

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more than 200 people. But the maritime community united in

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opposition. Even a committee of MPs called it short-sighted, seriously

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flawed and putting safety in jeopardy. That forced the

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government to think again and tomorrow it is expected to tell MPs

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that the plans have been watered down considerably. Do we know the

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detail? Officially, no. Unofficially, yes. I have spoken to

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a number of postcards today. Paul Smart -- Portsmouth coastguard was

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slated for closure, that has not changed, it will close in the next

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three years with the loss of about 30 pairs. Lee-on-Solent will close,

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too, but be replaced with a new, larger, national control centre.

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The head office in Southampton will see savings, too. Only 142 jobs, I

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believe, will now bears. The majority of coastguard stations

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will stay open and instead of being day lead hours only, they will be

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24 hours a day. Some will say it is a climbdown by the government?

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is, but almost everyone was against such sweeping cuts. There will

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still be fewer stations would view the staff covering larger areas,

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but with better technology, but I think this is a compromise that

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more people will be more willing to accept.

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Thank you. Hovertravel services between

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Portsmouth and Ryde on the Isle of Wight have started running again

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following a weekend of disruption. Services were stopped indefinitely

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by maritime safety inspectors on Friday evening. It followed an

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incident where part of a propeller came off one of the three craft.

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Hovertravel says it is currently running a temporary timetable using

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one hovercraft. There are growing concerns about a

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shortage of rainfall in the region. South East Water has already warned

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it may have to impose restrictions in some areas next year. Now, a

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nine-mile section of the Kennett and Avon Canal around Hungerford

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has been shut because groundwater, which helps top up the waterway,

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has fallen to its lowest level in almost a century. Boat owners could

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be stuck for months. Sarah Holmes reports.

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Literally locked. This stretch of water away may not be open until

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next year. 39 locks have been shut in total to stop the water draining

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away. Boat owners are well and truly stranded. We were always

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going to have a problem with water, but we normally rely on the water

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to feed the lower levels of the canal, but there is no water coming

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in so we have a problem and British Waterways are managing it and we

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have got to live with it. If we do not get any rain, heavy rain, in

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the next couple of months, I think we are here for a long spell.

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less than half the average rainfall expected for October and an

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unusually dry spring as well, British Waterways say water levels

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in the canals have been running low for a while. We have tried to keep

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the water going for as long as we could, we got through the boating

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season, through the Southern, -- through the summer. We are now at

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the bottom of the barrel. While water shortages are fairly normal,

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this year has been worse. This is unusual in terms of how extreme it.

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It has been an -- it has been as low as this just a few times in the

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last 100 years. British Waterways says it will support those who are

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stranded as best it can enter the cloud and reopen, although no one

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knows when that will be. -- as best it can until the canal can reopen.

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The BBC has obtained a copy of a confidential report to Bournemouth

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Council which led to their chief accountant being suspended and

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escorted from the building by security staff. In it, Stephen

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Parker cast doubt on the legality of part of a contract with an

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outside company to run some council services. Unions are now demanding

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he be treated as a whistleblower. Our political editor Peter Henley

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is with me. This sounds like explosive stuff.

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Yes, some see this man, Stephen Parker, as a hero. Others say he is

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part of the problem by standing in the way of efficiency savings. But

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seeing this confidential report, you can see why it so clearly

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divided opinion. He says: "As chief accountant, I have expressed

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serious doubts about the value for money and deliverability of the

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contract". He questions the legality of what he calls a soft

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loan to Mouchel, and the company's financial security. You could argue

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he has got an interest in things not changing at Bournemouth Council,

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but the unions say that people in positions of financial

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responsibility like this should be respected.

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I believe that, if people have got concerns, then they follow the

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professional ethics, which I believe is the case, then they

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should be allowed to voice their concerns.

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This contract with Mouchel has been in place for a year, but from next

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month it is being extended? Yes. The deal will in total be

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worth �300 million. That is over 10 years. Lots of departments, IT,

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facilities management, finance, a human-resources, providing services

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for the council. But they are moving on to try to work with other

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councils, and they say that could cut the budget by 40% and create

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600 jobs. But when I spoke to the deputy leader of the council,

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although he said they have made millions of pounds of savings, he

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admitted after a year they have only created 20 jobs.

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It is the early period when there is some stability over it, further

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investment required, but depending on which said this it is and the

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level of investment, those savings start to come through fairly

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solidly, fairly early, and they then increase quite dramatically

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over time. 12 months in, do you have an idea whether the targets

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will be met? Yes, we have met the targets. I said a moment ago that

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we saved over �32 million since we took office in 2007 and about 12

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million of that is in the current financial year.

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The other problem is that Mouchel are carrying a great deal of debt

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and there are rumours of a takeover. I'm not convinced that a company in

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such financial dire straits will offer our staff, our hard-working,

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loyal staff, the opportunity to further their careers.

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We will see a public sector pension strike at the end of the month and

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all of this, whether for better or for worse, is a sign that there is

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a great deal of change at the moment in our local authorities.

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A collision between a police car and another car near Chichester has

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left a 17-year-old girl with serious injuries. It happened at

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Fishbourne on Saturday evening, as the police vehicle responded to an

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emergency call. The girl was driving the other car. Meanwhile

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last night in Portsmouth, a woman pedestrian was injured in Eastern

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Road when she was hit by a police car called to a burglary.

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A dog has been found dead after being tied to a car and dragged

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along a dual carriageway. Police believe it was done deliberately

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and are appealing for witnesses. A black Porsche Carrera was seen

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being driven with a dog tied to the back at Devil's Dyke outside

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Brighton at 10pm last night. Soon after, the car was spotted on the

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A27 near the Southwick Tunnel still dragging the dog along. Police

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found the body of the Beagle-Collie cross in a lay-by.

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Medical experts have told an inquest that the death of 32-year-

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old Sharon McLaughlin in police custody could not have been

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predicted. The mother of one was found unconscious in her cell in

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Worthing after having earlier been sick. The hearing was told she

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would not have been saved if she had been seen by a doctor. Danielle

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Sharon McLoughlin seen in better times. At the end of her life she

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was a heroin addict and using crack cocaine. After 22 hours in custody

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in Worthing, she was found unconscious and could not be

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resuscitated. The jury heard the post-mortem was inconclusive. Three

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medical experts agreed that Sharon McLaughlan's heart suddenly stopped

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beating but they cannot deafen a drugs overdose has been ruled out,

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but her chronic drug abuse could be a contributory factor. The inquest

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has already had that custody assistant Andrew who was checking

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on Sharon did not notice she had been sick in the south. Another did,

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and he knew that she felt freezing, but did not tell his supervisors.

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The medical experts were asked about the symptoms today. Two of

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the experts told the jury that Sharon McLaughlin's symptoms did

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not present cause for concern and the outcome of her death could not

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have been predicted. Legal representatives for her family said

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if a nurse or a doctor had have been called in, then further

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investigation could have taken blaze. The inquest continues.

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More than 2,000 people have applied for just 140 temporary Christmas

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jobs at the John Lewis store in Reading. The temps will help the

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Broad Street department store open for longer hours in the run-up to

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Christmas. Their branch in Southampton also saw a rise in the

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number of people applying for Still to come: I am in Andover to

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find out why this street dog from Dubai has become an overnight

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internet sensation. Tonight's Inside Out investigates a

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company that claims to help people avoid Clare home fees. The

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Universal Group is run by a Steve Long. It charges about �3,000 for

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setting up a trust to protect personal assets against care

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charges. The BBC investigation has found there is no guarantee it will

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work. The company says the trust has a 100% track record.

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She wants to make sure Peter's inheritance... A the man behind the

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group is Steve Long. In his seminars, he makes claims that made

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him and his company sound very well connected her and important.

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accurate are his claims about his products? Our undercover reporter

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asked him if someone could use his company to avoid care fees? If he

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is not receiving care, it is straight forward. Local authority

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will look at the reasons the trust was created. If they feel it was

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done for the purpose of putting the asset beyond their reach, then they

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could taking into account in an assessment and treat the person as

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if they did not belong to the asset. We wrote to have Steve Long to ask

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why he would give misleading statements. His office said

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universal as the protection is committed to excellent customer

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care and their fees are not excessive. But Steve Long has not

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given specific answers to most of our questions. I have got to ask

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you a question. Why are you selling a product when by marketing it as

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avoiding care fees you are possibly rendering it useless? A it is not

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the advice we have received. This is from the Government. He was

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wrong? You're the government? when we look at the cases we have

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dealt with, you have put me on the spot... We have been trying to get

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in touch with you. Your office told us you were out of the country. But

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you are here. A I am not prepared to discuss this have on a

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television. All I can say is the trust will be used and it has a 100

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track-record. We have documents of local authorities accepting the

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work of our trust. If if you are thinking of putting your property

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into a trust to avoid care fees, remember they are not suitable for

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everyone and they may not work. You can see more on that story on

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Inside Out at 7:30pm on BBC One. A memorial service for Norrie

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Woodhall, the last living link to the author Thomas Hardy, took place

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in Dorchester today. In her final years, Norrie was instrumental in

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stopping Hardy managed has been sold to America. If the actress and

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writer, who died last month aged 105, was cast in a production of

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Tess of the D'Urbervilles by the author himself when she was 18

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years old. The point about her, really, was the order she grew, the

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more this responsibility of representing Hardy took over her

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life. The older she got, the fewer there were who had ever known a. By

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the end, she was it. We move onto sport. No Tony Husband

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for you tonight but instead I have a class act. Joining us for one

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night only to give those football scorelines some real weight is the

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man behind the voice of the football results. Here are the

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weekend league football results for the South.

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In the NPower Championship, Reading 1, Cardiff City 2. Southampton 3,

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Brighton and Hove Albion 0. Watford 2, Portsmouth 0.

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In the NPower League One, Wycombe Wanderers 0, AFC Bournemouth 1.

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In League Two, Aldershot Town 1, Gillingham 2. And Crawley Town 4,

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Oxford United 1. Tim Gudgin will be joining as a

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moment. Did it bring back memories of Saturday? Yes, it did. Anything

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past that and I would have forgotten!. Saints go marching on

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in the Championship. They had a 49th minute lead against Brighton.

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Albion's day went from bad to worse when this challenge was not judged

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worthy of a penalty by the referee. The manager's protests got him sent

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off. Lambert dispatched that penalty and another one later to

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complete Saints' 4th league -- 4th win in a row. I did not think that

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merited a penalty. Is that your view? It was outside. You do not

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need to think. Michael Appleton's first game as manager of Portsmouth

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could not inspire them to victory at Watford. This cracking the

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volley gave the home side a 2-0 win. We did not do enough graft today.

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We did not compete. We paid the price for it. There is a belter of

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a goal from Cardiff after just two minutes sent a Reading on the way

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to a rare home defeat. They scored late on but the visitors won 2-1.

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Mark Hughes book was first have goal gave Bournemouth three

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valuable away points at Wycombe. In League Two, Scott Davies scored the

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best goal of the game at Aldershot. It was scant consolation as the

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visitors won 2-1. Crawley Town stay second in League Two after beating

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or Oxford United. There was a defensive mixed up which gave them

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the chance to pull a goal back. Further goals and this free-kick

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kept Crawley on the heels of the leaders.

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The man with a honey tones are you here on a Saturday is here, Tim

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Gudgin. He retired at the weekend. Was this a sad day? Yes. Mixed

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emotions, after having done it for so long. 16 years. Yes, that is

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correct. People came I had not seen for ages. We had a toast afterwards.

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BBC Sport is, import, gone to Manchester. Why did you not going?

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-- in part. It is quite far. It is 80 miles. I cannot imagine going.

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People say, but used to come from the Isle of Man. But I say, that

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was 40 years ago. I am not as young Mao! It would not have worked. --

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young that now. Is there a knack to the way you read the classified

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results? Most of us would read a list but there is something in your

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voice. He is almost a sing-song. Not to sing-song, I hope. A I mean

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that in a flattering way. I learnt it from John Webster when I first

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joined BBC domestic radio. He was doing the results. You have that

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lovely recognisable voice. Any tongue twisters. Did you get any?

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Len Martin had that one. What went you do with your Saturday

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afternoons are now? I am not sure. I will be in Australia. When I come

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back, I will be watching and listening. I'd do the talking

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newspaper, too. We will miss you, Tim. I will miss you. Thank you.

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all know the old saying a dog is for life not just for Christmas but

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one family has gone the extra mile in keeping a promise. If they have

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gone up 3,000 miles, in fact. The tale involves a bit of luck and a

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lot of will power. It might seem like an ordinary

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household evening at the Smiths but this dog has become an overnight

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celebrity. Holly was a street dog in Dubai. She was adopted by the

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Smith family. When they came back to England at short notice they

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have to leave her. Alyssa thought she would never see her again.

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Little did she know, her mum and dad were working hard to bring the

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dog back to England. At the moment the pair were reunited has become a

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hit on the internet. There is someone in the lounge for

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you. Why do you have a camera? Is that Holly? Oh, my God. Is that

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I can't believe this is happening. Thank you so much. More than 25,000

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people have watched that moment and I am sure it is one you will never

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forget. What makes Holly so special? She was the only one when

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we first got her to stand up out of all the other dogs. I would spend

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every moment with her. She makes my life happy. It was purely by chance

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he found her again? I was bored one night and looking at the internet

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and I looked on the old sides and there she was. We ticket from there.

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Your daughter's reaction was priceless. All this came at a cost?

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He was very expensive to bring her a cost -- across. We had to

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organise bets at either side. probably the most expensive dog in

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the village of for this family, she is worth it. A very happy family

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and a very happy dog. What a great story.

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Alison Saunders captured the theme of the day, damp and gloomy at

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Shoreham. A typical November day. Here is something you do not often

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see at this time of year - primroses, spotted by Colin Withers

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at Shanklin on the Isle of Wight. It has been on the grey side today.

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We have had some pretty heavy bursts of rain. There are a few

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more in store for this evening, too. Of more concern is the fog. We have

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got a yellow warning in place from the Met Office. That is for some

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dense patches of fog, particularly for the east of our region. Further

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west, we have this band of rain which is gently nudging into our

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region. Some outbreaks of patchy rain. We will see temperatures

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holding at seven degrees. For a bit of a grey, murky start for the day

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tomorrow. Some of the fog could linger. In particular, the band of

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rain gradually tracks eastwards. As it does that, it will ease. We will

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start to see some patchy, light rain instead of heavier bursts.

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Temperature-wise, we are looking at heights of 15 degrees. That is

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still four degrees above average for the time of year. Looking ahead

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to tomorrow night, that front continues on its journey eastwards.

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It will clear to the east. The East will keep some cloud. Elsewhere, we

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will see clear skies. Temperatures will dip to three degrees for our

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cities. Cooler in the countryside. For the rest of the week, not doing

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too badly. The Northern have of the UK as the trouble some weather.

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Further south, there is low pressure. Some good sunny spells

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through the day on Wednesday. It was a dry for most of us and a very

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