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Hello. Welcome to South Today. In the programme. Utterly failed by

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the RAF. A distraught mother criticises the service after an

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inquest rules on her teenage son's death after a midair crash.

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believe the RAF failed my son. That they had systems in place which

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didn't work. The residents who fear their building is falling into

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pieces. If this is 2 quality of dwelling they see we are worth that

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doesn't say much. The gift of life T best friend who has been able to

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donate a kidney thanks to new medical technology. It will be

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talking to both of them and saddling up. Has Hampshire's Dani

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done enough to earn and Olympic ride? I'm going to keep working

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hard, do everything I can can can to stay healthy and fingers crossed

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I will be in the team. The mother of a 15-year-old air cadet killed

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when his training plane collided with a glider has spoken of her

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anger at his death. An inquest jury returned a verdict of sentencal

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death on Nicholas Rice and Flight Lieutenant Mike Blee. Nicholas's

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mother has described the incident as shameful. Listing a catalogue of

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failings by the RAF. The jury here at Oxford Coroner's Court spent a

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day-and-a-half deliberating over the deaths of Flight Lieutenant

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Mike Blee, and 15-year-old RAF cadet Nicholas Rice. Who was from

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near Reading. They returned verdicts of accidental death and

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they produced this, it is a 12 page report into the crash. In it there

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is criticism of the RAF, and the medical authorities. He was

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enthusiastic, cheerful, very dependable. A real sweetheart. I

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miss him terribly. Julia Rice remembered her sonic las, he was an

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RAF cadet. In 2009, he was a passenger in a two seater plane

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that struck a glider before plummeting into fields near

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Abingdon, killing the 15-year-old and Flight Lieutenant Mike Blee. Mr

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Blee had a back condition, which the jury believe was aggravated in

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midair, killing him instantly. The jury said his health was mismanaged.

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It also said the training Nicholas Rice had was inadequate. He

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couldn't escape from the plane. The RAF said it has improved cadet

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safety since the crash and a spokesman commented on the verdicts.

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On behalf of the the royal air fost I would like to express my

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gratitude to the coroner. Our thoughts of course remain with Mr

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and Mrs rice. They have our deepest sympathy and we will do our utmost

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to support them as best we can. Mrs Rice says she feels let down by

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the RAF. I believe the RAF fail mid son. That they had systems in place

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which didn't work. Especially regarding medical conditions. --

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failed my son., So I would have to say the RAF because I trusted my

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son to them, and they didn't take care of him. Nicholas Rice had

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ambitions to be an Aero nautical engineer. He looked on the flight a

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a step towards this. She still can't believe it was his last. The

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deputy coroner says she will be writing to the Civil Aviation

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Authority and RAF Benson where the plane took off. Asking them to

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review safety. She also spoke directly to family members. Many

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were here for all seven days of this inquest. She said that this

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hearing had touched the hearts of everyone who had been in court. Two

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people have been arrested in early morning raids by police

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investigating a shooting in Southampton. A man from London is

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being held on suspicion of attempted murder, while a

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Southampton teenager was arrested over allegations of being in

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possession of a firearm. The victim of the shooting is still being

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treated in hospital. We have the latest on the story. Hampshire

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Police, say a team of about 40 officers have been working round-

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the-clock to try to catch the people who carried out the shooting

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in the town hill park area on Sunday evening. A 27 -year-old

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local man suffered wounds to his legs, his injurerys aren't life-

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threatening. Early today officers from Hampshire's major

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investigation team executed search warrants at six addresses. Five in

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Southampton and one joyed side Hampshire A25-year-old man from

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London was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. A 15-year-old

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Southampton teenager is being questioned over possession of a

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section one firearm. The police say another man arrested a few hours

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after the shooting has now been released on police bail, until

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tomorrow. Detectives are continuing to appeal for witnesses to the

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shooting, which happened round 7.15 on Sunday evening in the Vanguard

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Road area. The family of missing Damien Nettles is trying to raise

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money to offer a reward to help catch those responsible for his

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suspected murder. Damien was last seen after a night out in west

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Cowes in 1996, when he was 16. The Nettles family hopes the public

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will donate �10,000 they can offer to try to solve the case. Damien

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Nettles hasn't been seen for more than 15 years. This is the last

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confirmed sighting of him. Aged 16 in a fish and chip shop in Cowes

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after a night out with friends. His mother Valerie, who lives in Texas

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believes her son was murdered. not knowing is the worst part of it,

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because when you don't know anything, you start to imagine

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everything. It is hard. It never goes away. You know, I mean it is

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like yesterday, for me. Speaking via Skype Valerie said police have

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discourage herd family from offering a reward. Now they have

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decided to any way, hoping to encourage someone to come forward.

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I just want my son's body. I want to know where he is. He doesn't

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deserve to be out there, in some cold lonely place. I want him whack.

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Last year as part of -- back. Hampshire Police searched marshland

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near Newport and a property. Since May there have been a number of

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arrests and three people remain on bail. Police say they have received

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much information and will stay focused on current lines of inquiry

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N a statement the police said: We must mindful there have been false

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and malicious pieces of information from the public, plus conjecture

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and rumour, such -- unfounded speculation can disrupt more

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promising lines of inquiry. A team of experienced detectives will keep

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an open mind about what happened to Damien. But the Nettles family hope

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the public will donate money so they can offer a reward which they

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believe will lead to new information about Damien. The

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Damien Nettles family hoping a reward might bring people forward

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can some information that could lead to them finding their son. A

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man has been charged with arson with intent to endanger life

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following a fire in a flat in Salisbury. It broke out in Sunday

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in Middleton Road. A number of residents were moved from their

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homes. Mark Anthony Witheridge has been remanded in custody, and will

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appear at Winchester Crown Court on March 1st. Police in Bournemouth

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are investigating a crash in which two people were injured today. Fire

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ambulance and police attended the collision Atkinson Road this

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morning. The junctions with Columbia Road and Kingswell Road

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were closed while recovery took place. Two people were treated for

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minor injuries. A new approach to raising awareness of domestic

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violence is being piloted in schools in Dorset. It is part of a

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day long workshop. Teenagers hear first hand from someone who has

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experienced abuse. The charity Safe Partnership says three-quarter of a

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million children witness domestic violence every year. I remember my

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first slap. I remember my last punch. Strange of domestic violence

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for 15 year, Sharon shares her experience with school-children,

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and she doesn't spare them the reality. He used to play a game

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where I would have to put my hand on the table and he would stab

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between my fingers with forks. will happen to mum? I can't trust

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dad. Her real life story inspires a domestic drama. The students

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explore what makes good and bad relationships. What if dad gets

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angry? Men think it is right to abuse women. And it just brings out

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how terrible it really is. If you are going to be in a relationship

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you have to be very careful. You want to be open and loving to that

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person but you have to be careful who is it with. You think say it

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long way away but when someone comes in and tells how about how it

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happens it is shocking. As well as witnesses domestic violence at home

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the hearty Safe Partnership says 16-24-year-olds are the most at

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risk of abusive relationships. It points to support and shows how

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abuse can start in settle ways. Somebody talking to you about what

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you can wear, where you can go, who you can be friends with. Going on

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your phone, internet, seeing what you have been up to, it is that,

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that is where it starts and then, if you are aware of that, you can

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sort of stop it before it gets into the more serious side where it gets

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physical. The workshop generates music, poetry and art. For the

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woman whose story inspires this it is a rewarding day. If in five

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years' time this think this isn't right. I learned about that five

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years ago, who can I go to, who can I get help from, it will be worth

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it. After the success in Dorset, the hope is to pred the workshop

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and the message of awareness nationwide. Motorist on the A31

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between fern boun and Wimbourne are being warned to expect delays as

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work to improve a junction gets going. The work to improve safety

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involves major changes to the round about. For the next seven weeks

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there will be phased closures, local businesses will however

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remain open during the work. It has been known apz St Dunstan's since

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1951 but the Brighton-based charity changed its name to Blind Veterans

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UK. Royal Marines abseiled down the centre to raise awareness. Stay

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with us, because still to come, we will have the weather and Tony has

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the sport, including will World Cup gold be enough to earn Dani a place

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at London 2012? Basingstoke has received a new kidney from his best

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friend bg even though they have different blood groups. The six

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hour operation the first of its kind in the south was koor rid out

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at the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Cosham. Rob Baldwin and Dan Flack

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are both now recovering well. About 2 600 kidney transplants take place

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every year in the UK, but there are 6 800 people on the waiting list,

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and about 300 people a year die while waiting for a transplant. The

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procedure could give new hope to people waiting for surgery. Here is

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our health correspondent. Rob Baldwin is a lucky man. Just three

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days after a kidney transplant, his blood was back to normal, and he

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was on the road to recovery. the doctors have said is you have

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had a speedy recovery and they are impressed with what I have done and

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how it's happen and u how quick I am back on my feet. The operation,

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the first of its kind in the south, was remarkable because the donor

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had a different blood group. Normally the antibodies in Rob's

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blood would have rejected the kidney but special drugs were used

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to wash them out of his system. the day, when the blood group

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antibodies are very low, we transplant the organ, and we

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monitor after the operation. The antibody levels will slowly come

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back to normal over a period of weeks, but by that time the organ

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would have been accepted and a certain amount of accommodation in

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the patient happens, so it doesn't reject any more. What was also

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remarkable was the donor is Rob's best friend Dan. There are no words

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that can describe what he has done for me. When he said I'll do it I

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thought thank God. Rob and Dan have known each other all their lives.

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We have grown up together. We went to the same school, his mum and my

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mum were best friends so it was inevitable we would be best friends.

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Giving up a kidney is a big thing to do, even for a best friend.

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was a big decision but not a hard one. It was a no-brainer. As soon

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as we heard this could be done, then, there was no doubt in my head

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I was going to do it. None at all. Dan's going to be best man at Rob's

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wedding, and they are both looking forward to getting on with their

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lives. The wedding is coming up and then the baby, lots to look forward

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to. This year will be a good year. And I am delighted to say both Rob

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and Dan are here with me. It is good to see you both. How you

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feeling. How are you Rob? Much better, yeah. Over the moon. I am

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still here. That is good. What about you. I'm fine. Don't feel any

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different. What was life like for you Rob, beforehand? How often did

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you have dialysis? Three times a week, four hours a day, laying in a

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chair, then back home. So it wasn't any other life for you. No, the day

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after the transplant, dialysis sorry, I would be at home, and I

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would be so tired because overnight, obviously my blood would get dirty

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again and I would be tired the following day. So life was grim.

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Yes. You, watched your friend going through this, because you were best

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mate, what was it like to watch? wasn't nice, to see the change, all

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the Rob we know and love happy, joy, to change into someone who was

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tired, mood swing, it wasn't nice. You step forward to find out if you

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were compatible. Did you ever, you know, do you think for one moment

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there was any doubt in your bout about doing it? None whatsoever, as

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soon as we found out it was the best news we could have. I bet you

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were over the moon with it. Yes, I didn't expect him to do it but I

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knew, sort of, in all my heart of hearts he would step up eventually,

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and give me his kidney. I know you are best friends, does it give you

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a more special bond, a closer bond? Definitely, yes. Much closer.

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owe him don't you. I do. Do you see it like that? Only, he can pay me

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back in a few beers now and again. Other than that, it was always

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going to happen. If I could do it it was perfect. You will be best

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man and you are getting married next May. I want to show people the

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ring what is the significance. That is important isn't it. My dad was

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given that ring by my mum the first time I had my first transplant,

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which was back in 1993, when I was eight. And they fought long and

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hard what tho give Dan as a present. So dad said why don't you pass it

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on to Dan. Get it engraved. means something special.

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massively I am so pleased it has worked out. The first of its kind

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in the south. Let us hope there will be many more of these. I hope

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so. Nice to meet you. Good luck with the wedding. I expect the stag

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do will be good. Residents in a block of flat say after years of

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complaining the homes are in a crumbling dangerous state. People

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living at North Farm Court say cracks in the wall are so large the

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windows move. The council says repair work won't start until late

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summer. There is about, I don't know, two or three millimetre

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difference between here and here. Rebecca has tried to plaster over

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the cracks in her four-year-old's bedroom but they come back. She has

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put seal last night round the frame but daylight shines through. She

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says she has told the council, but they haven't fixed the problem.

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this is the quality of dwelling that they see we are worth, that

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doesn't say much for us, really. It is upsetting, because that is how

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we are made to feel. You know, most people should feel safe in their

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homes, but, we don't. Certainly not when the wind gets up, because this

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is so exposed here. But no, I mean I just think if anything happens we

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are all together. It is a similar story in other flats. Most are

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owned by the council but David bought him his. He thinks the

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window will fall out and has put bars in place to keep his son safe.

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I have been on at them. I am a lease holder. I want to sell the

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place and I can't sell. The three flats that I looked round all had

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large cracks, the council accepts that there is a problem, and says

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building work won't start until late summer as they have to hold a

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consultation first. They do believe that the building is safe. It is so

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loose and such big gaps, that is near enough falling out.

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residents disagree. If it carries on, they will have people needing

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homes because they will have to move usous. It will be so dangerous

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they will have to move us out. We have a wide variety of people

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living in here and it is unsafe for some of us to carry on living here.

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They want the Cowen stoil take a second look. -- they want the

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council to take a second look. Tony is with me. We could be in a

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situation where we could, I say could lose ta football manager. We

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could. Wolves, Premier League side sacked Mick McCarthy. They are

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looking for a manager, Gus Poyet and Brian mechanic der met being

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heavily linked. If we look at the options. Gus Poyet, BBC understands

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they may well have been priced out of a move for Gus Poyet. Because he

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is in the early stages of his contract. Therefore, that man there,

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Brian McDermott has shot to almost the top of the wanted list for

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Wolves. Now it is thought he is probably had talks with Wolves, we

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don't know what stage they are at. I think it is hoped he will stay.

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It is a big challenge. The new owner, they will want him to stay.

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This could be a case of Brian McDermott. But he may be saying

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show me how much you want me to stay. Brian is second favourite for

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the job. Steve Bruce still in there in the running. We will keep you up

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to date. Other football news sh Bournemouth have signed Miles

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Addison from the rest of the season. The 23-year-old has been brought in

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to cover injuries to Adam Barrett and Steven Cook. Aldershot are

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looking for their fourth victory after the one mill win at

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Macclesfield. That brought them up to 15th in the table. One other

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piece of news reaching u tie Ron Barnet the Crawley striker is

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joining Peterborough on loan. That is a view to a �1 million transfer.

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Portsmouth captain is looking to the future after the club went back

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in to administration. Liam Lawrence joined other plays -- players tat

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Portsmouth news sports awarz. He says it is now time to look forward.

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It has been done now, it announced and we have it all off our chest

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and out the way, because there was a couple of weeks where we knew

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what was coming but didn't know when, so it is all done and dusted

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and we want to get on with it and pick up points. There is a fans'

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forum due tomorrow night. It is about two Dan yis nsh, a moment Dan

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yi king and Danny Briggs who became the first cricketer born on the

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Isle of Wight to represent England today. The 20-year-old who played

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at Ventnor as a youngster was awarded his cap by former England

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captain Nasser Hussain. He took two wicketed against Pakistan in Dubai.

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Kevin Pietersen scored a century. England on course for victory. Well

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done him. You may remember we met Dan yi king from Hampshire. He is a

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world champion in team pursuit. She was one of stars this weekend in

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London. She won gold and set a new world record with her team-mates in

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the process. I have been to meet up with her today. Back at home but

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not for long. Dan yi king is pack - - Dani King is packing her bags

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again.- this time she is off to training camp. Dani got a place

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after being named in the pursuit trio for the final. They said keep

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your head switches on. Don't worry about it. This is what you do, day

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in, day out. Give it your best shot and see what happens and I

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performed really well in the end. It was good. Dani's motion were in

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contrast to her frustration at having to sit out the early rounds.

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I was gutted. It was a horrible place to be. Although I wanted to

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do everything I can to support the other girls it was not a nice place

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to be. I don't want to be there again. Dan yi beat Canada in the

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final. 6,000 fans watched at the Olympic venue. I think in the last

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kilometre of the race the crowd were going wild. I crossed the line,

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looked up at the board and saw it within seconds of finishing, I

:23:49.:23:54.

think you saw from the film I went mad. Punching the air and stuff. It

:23:55.:23:58.

has been hard work over the years, so being chief taxi driver, you

:23:58.:24:02.

know, to end up with the sort of situation we were in on Friday

:24:02.:24:07.

night it makes it worthwhile. 20-year-old is quick to praise

:24:07.:24:11.

family friends and local businesses who have backed her. She will have

:24:11.:24:14.

to maintain this form in the World Championships in Australia to stand

:24:14.:24:20.

a chance of being back on this podium in August. Cycling experts

:24:21.:24:25.

saying that shows how strong we are she wasn't in the team at the

:24:25.:24:29.

beginning of the week. Quite an experience there. A lot of noise

:24:29.:24:34.

and it is very compiegt. Can you imagine what it will be like in the

:24:34.:24:38.

Olympics. It will be fabulous. Do you know what day it is today?

:24:38.:24:42.

Pancake Day. In Reading, they have been showing off their flipping

:24:42.:24:48.

skills. At a special race. Well eventually. Come on, there they are.

:24:48.:24:52.

Which took place at Broad Street. There she goes. Look. Dropped one.

:24:52.:24:56.

I hope in those events they don't pick them up and eat them. Do you

:24:56.:25:01.

know what I mean? You are running along and I think don't pick it up.

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There is the one second rule if it is down for one second pick it up.

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Don't eat it. Some lovely weather Don't eat it. Some lovely weather

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:25:21.:25:27.

So it was a cloudy day, one or two bright spells and tonight the skies

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will clear in places, variable amounts of cloud but that rules

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tout chance of a frost. It will be mild for the time of year, three to

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four degrees above the average. So a mild start to the day tomorrow,

:25:42.:25:45.

some morning sunshine, particularly the further south and east you are.

:25:45.:25:48.

Increasing cloud cover from the north and west and a weather front

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arrives late never the day. There could be heavy burst, temperatures

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up to nine or ten. The winds brisk as well, touching gale force in

:25:57.:26:06.

some spots. And expect the rain to move further south and eastwards

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through the early hours of Wednesday morning. Clearing most

:26:09.:26:13.

places by dawn, a few showers drifting about. A cloudy night to

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come, and temperatures milder than tonight, expect a low of eight or

:26:18.:26:22.

nine. So a mild start to the day on Thursday, and it gets milder still,

:26:22.:26:26.

we have this warm air coming in from the Atlantic, high pressure

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not far away, and temperatures will start to rise, in fact up to round

:26:32.:26:37.

16C, maybe 17 in some spots if you are lucky, when normally at this

:26:37.:26:41.

time of year it is 8C. So double that. A mild day to come on Friday

:26:41.:26:47.

as well. Not as mild as Thursday, highs of 13 or 14. Patchy rain is a

:26:47.:26:50.

possibility by the end of the day after a bright and sunny start.

:26:50.:26:54.

Saturday we will see some sunshine. The cloud will start to break up

:26:54.:26:59.

from being a cloudy night Friday night. Then into Sunday, perhaps

:26:59.:27:01.

turning unsettled into next week. Here is your summary for the rest

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of the week. Rain is expected late morning and throughout the

:27:06.:27:10.

afternoon. Clearing through the evening and overnight into Thursday

:27:10.:27:13.

morning, a very mild day to come on Thursday, highs of 16 or 17.

:27:13.:27:19.

Tomorrow watch out for the gusty winds. Touching gale force in a few

:27:19.:27:26.

places. 30-40 mph gusts. Looking lovely. Thank you. Tomorrow we will

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