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Welcome to South Today. So during our coastline, while

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hands to police cut chance, they are investing in the marine

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surveillance. �1.2 million will replace this entire fleet. Police

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say it is essential to keep the coastline around Solent safe.

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The busy time of year for sheep farmers, but there are worries

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about the latest disease to threat than their livelihood. Although we

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have had the January lambs already, there are still a flock of use to

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lamb in April and we do not know it when it will hit. A preserving in

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landscape, half a million pounds for South Downs.

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It is hands-on as master at she becomes a lesson in relaxation in

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the classroom. After we did it, everyone would be calm and relaxed.

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It is a big spend at a time of cuts. Hampshire Police are investing more

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than �1 million in a new fleet for the marine police unit. It comes as

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Dorset Police are considering whether they will still be able to

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afford a dedicated Marine unit after the Olympics. So, Hatcher's

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new fleet could become the main marine police force for this part

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of the south coast. Our Home Affairs Correspondent has the

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special report. Like all forces, Hampshire Police have to save money

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and some areas of their budgets are being cut. They are investing in

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their marine police unit. �1.2 million to replace this entire

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fleet and they say it is essential to help keep the coastline around

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the Solent say. They are the beat bobbies of the sea. Hampshire's

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police marine unit patrolled the river daily, from counter-terrorism

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operations to seizing shipments of illegal drugs, the work of the UK

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Border Agency and Ministry of Defence to protect the Solent's

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multi-million-pound maritime industry. These current vessels are

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ageing and now the force has agreed to spend the money needed to get

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them replaced. It is like your car at home, every now and then you

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have to replace it. Less reliable, is the best way of putting it.

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the moment, Hampshire Police have three lodges like the one behind me

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to patrol around 230 miles of coastline around Solent and the

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Isle of Wight. They will soon be replaced with one of bigger better

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launch, a catamaran and two fast moving boats. Unlike these vessels,

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the new boats will have state-of- the-art sonar, radar and thermal

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imaging equipment. It increases our capability, both locally and

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further afield. We will be able to operate in rougher conditions and

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have a bigger presence and that will be the main thing. The new

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fleet will be able to cover large areas more quickly, which could

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prove important in the future. Why?, to the eastern Hampshire, Sussex do

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not have a dedicated marine use it. Dorset Police are reviewing their

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is in the light of budget cuts. No decisions have been made, but how

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should could become the main marine police force that is part of the

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south coast. You cannot look at policing at this moment in time as

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they used to be. You have to look forward and that is going to be

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about collaboration. We do not know what that will bring. We have got

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the largest military port, the largest oil terminal, we have a

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huge industry in terms of shipping in Southampton and we have

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Portsmouth. We are well placed for all the areas and all the elements

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of marine policing. Hampshire Police hope to have the new fleet

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up and running ahead of the Olympics and although they will not

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play a direct role in Olympic security, they will be out and

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about in force as the traffic heads through the Solent to Weymouth.

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Hampshire Police will be on hand to help their colleagues in Dorset.

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The teenage boy is in a critical condition in hospital following an

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incident at the Bournemouth School. It is believed the 16th year-old

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received a head injury yesterday afternoon at Porchester School and

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was taken to Southampton General Hospital. Police are investigating

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an part of the school remains cordoned off. We will have more on

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that story on our late news at 10:25pm.

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Plans to build hundreds of new homes on a greenfield site in

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Dorset have been rejected by the government after a public inquiry.

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Campaigners claim that the development near Talbot Heath on

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the Poole born of border would devastate wildlife. The Talbot

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Village Trust, which owns the land, says the project would have

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provided much needed affordable homes and says it is very

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disappointed by the Secretary of State's decision. Brenda Donalson

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surprises people, still farming at 85 and still doing it in the middle

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of Will and Portsmouth. Her landlords wanted to build nearly

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400 houses here and she is delighted she has a -- they have

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been told they cannot. I am pleased. This is such a lovely open space

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and you do need a breathing space. You need a lung in a built-up area.

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The trust's plan for houses and university buildings was so

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controversial, because the farmland is right next to Talbot Heath.

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Campaigners argue that he's integrity was a risk. There are

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other areas of he's that -- heathland in southern England and

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if his application had gone ahead, we felt it would set a precedent

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for other areas of heathland. Talbot Village Trust argued that

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the Heath would be extended and a cat per offence would protect it.

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That are not satisfied the Secretary of State. The problem

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with the scheme has always been the effect of putting residential

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property next to the Hague. You would have been negative effect in

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terms of people going on to the heat as well as their Peps and this

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would impact on the heath.' Borough Council said the decision

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highlights the challenges it faces meeting the growing demand for

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homes when opportunities are limited by the borough's limits.

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The Trust says it is disappointed by the outcome of the inquiry,

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because it believes it would have benefits for the area and any

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profit would be ploughed back into the community. They say they are

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looking at their options with their legal and planning options.

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Sheep and cattle farmers in the south are waiting anxiously to see

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whether they are going to be affected by a new virus which is

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fatal to lambs and calves. The Schmallenberg virus appeared in

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Germany last year and has spread rapidly into southern England in

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the last few weeks. On some sheep farms, it has killed a quarter of a

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newborn lambs. So far, there is no defence. The Duxmore Farm near

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Newport on the Isle of Wight. Matt Legge has spent six years building

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up his pedigree flock and now has 100 sheep, including this year's

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first batch of lambs born last month. He has been lucky. There has

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been no sign of the Schmallenberg virus here, but last week another

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farm became the first on the island to be affected, with eight dead

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lambs. The virus causes deformities and stillbirth and it does. It is

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spread by midges, blown across the Channel. I'm am worried, because

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although we have had the January last, there is still a flock of use

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to lamb in April and there is nothing we can do to defend

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ourselves against then aged population. It is unknown whether

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it will hit a particular form at any time. The real fear is that it

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will get into your flock and you lose lambs and if you lose the

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Lambs, you have lost part of your livelihood. In Germany and the

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Netherlands, there have been 200 cases a, so far in England, 83

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farms have been affected, most of them sheep, but a handful of cattle

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farms as well. In the last few days, seven fans have been hit in West

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sucks that it -- West Sussex. the moment there is no way of

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telling whether a cow or a sheep or goat has the virus. There is no

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sign are no tears. Farmers only find out whether animals give birth.

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Schmallenberg virus isn't an officially notifiable disease and

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it is. There may be many more cases than have been reported. The

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National Farmers' Union is now encouraging farmers to report any

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cases they find. It is too late to do anything to protect the farmers.

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The damage was done in the summer when the midges were flying and

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biting and that is when the virus was transferred. At the moment, it

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is a case of gathering the information, and use it to counter

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it in years to come. They are one of the joys of spring, but this

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year there is a shadow hanging over the lambing season.

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A short while ago I spoke to the Deputy Chief Veterinary surgeon at

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Defra or and I began by asking him how serious the situation is for

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farmers in the south. On the farms that have been affected by this

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disease, it can be quite serious. There have been a number of

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scenarios, but in general we are finding that four 5% of lambs are

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being affected on each farm. It is worth remembering that the number

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of farms affected is still relatively small. We have only had

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83 in Great Britain and all of those were confined to England.

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Concern for the farmers because there seems to be very little

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information and they do not know the impact of this. We have been in

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the forefront of informing farmers and veterinarians in the field

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about this disease when the first identified it as a threat in the UK

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some months ago. We have been publishing information far and wide

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and working with farmers and veterinarians to make sure they are

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informed. What about the rest of this getting into the food chain?

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There will be animals that have been exposed to this disease that

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will be fit and healthy and provided they completely recover if

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they have been exposed, there is no reason why they could not enter the

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food chain. It is important to recognise it is only fit and

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healthy animals that can be slaughtered for human consumption

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and that all of the evidence and assessments under the Food

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Standards Agency indicate that this isn't a threat to human health.

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Revolution is under way in the way government departments and councils

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by computer software, thanks to a company in Basingstoke. In just a

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few weeks, it has developed an online one-stop shop for software,

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designed to cut red tape and save money. Since the birth of computers,

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government departments and councils have generally bought tailor-made

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software packages direct from suppliers. These often involve

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time-consuming research, expense and long-term contracts. Now, there

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is a new system and it has something in common with the way

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that people buy software It makes it much easier to buy

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services and products related to cloud technology over the internet,

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in a way that is consistent with the way Citizens and consumers are

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already working. So if the council wants a software application to

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help tackle halls in the road, it can simply type in the word

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potholes. A couple of applications come up. The online store currently

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features 1,700 services from nearly 300 suppliers, and more will be

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added. It is hoped the system will encourage the creativity of small

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software companies and cut IT costs. It is moving from big tailor-made

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projects that last several years to a more pay as you go, on demand

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approach to IT, where services are bought on a month-by-month basis.

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The government hopes the new initiative will help the Civil

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Service and councils save up to �180 million in IT costs by 2015.

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So far, the company has worked for free on the system but it is hoped

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that it will be chosen by the government to enhance and expand

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the system. Still to come: A moment of utter

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despair. Find out what made the An antiques dealer from Hampshire

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accused of selling fake Winston Churchill and Picassos signatures

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has appeared in court. Allan Formhals has pleaded not guilty to

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16 counts of fraud related to selling books and memorabilia from

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a number of authors, including JRR Tolkien and Robert Louis Stevenson.

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The 65-year-old from Milford on Sea is clearly on bail and the trial

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date has been set for July. A petition has been presented to

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the Environment Agency opposing plans to let the supermarket pumps

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sewage into a stream in West Sussex. ASDA insists any out fall from its

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proposed superstore in Ferring will be completely safe. But some

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villagers are not convinced and what the application rejected.

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Thousands of tons of gravel have been deposited on a Hampshire beach

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after a local sailing club dredged it up to clear a boat channel.

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Locals say it has ruined a well- known beauty spot at Hill Head

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Beach near Fareham. The sailing club had a licence to clear the

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Channel but beach hut owners, who used the space all year round, are

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not happy. They used to like their beach. The

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trouble is that much of it has disappeared under 400,000 tonnes of

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material from the bottom of the sea. The sailing club had the material

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removed from the mouth of the harbour, which needs to be done to

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lead boat in and out. But some are angry about where it has ended up.

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The cease to be a gently sloping beach with areas of sand but you

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can see what has happened. steps leading down to the beach

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have disappeared altogether. It was much worse than this but at the

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weekend, the yacht club had dozens of members out with shovels,

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snoozing it off. But that has not been enough to satisfy some of the

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locals. I was absolutely horrified and devastated. We could not

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believe that our lovely beach had disappeared. We don't know what is

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in there. It could be fish hooks, broken glass, bodies. It could even

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be an unexploded bomb. It is all there and the children will not

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play on it. It could be a health hazard. Previously, this shingle

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has been left on the foreshore and has washed away in days. A week and

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it is gone and all that mud would be where cockles love and

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everything, instead of where it was sound and lovely shingle and you

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could stretch out. I would not want to sit on that now! Natural England

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gave the club permission to deposit the gravel but said the conditions

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laid down were not met. Their main concern now is for the wildlife. It

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is an important spot for wading birds. In a statement, the sailing

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club said the work was closely supervised to make sure the

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contractor complied with the licence conditions. But it said

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that unfortunately high tides drove the shingle back.

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Some breaking news is coming in. Within the last few minutes, we

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have had it confirmed that a teenage boy has died in hospital

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following an incident at a Bournemouth School. It is believed

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to the 16th-year-old received a head injury yesterday at his school.

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A few moments ago, we received this report.

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Around 100 floral tributes and cards have been left outside the

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entrance to this school in Bournemouth. The incident happened

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at around 2:10pm yesterday, involving a 16-year-old pupil. He

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was taken to the nearby Royal Bournemouth Hospital and later

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transferred to Southampton General Hospital. Dorset Police say they

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were called in at around 7:30pm last night and they say a full

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investigation into the incident is under way. The school was opened

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today but a section of the playground has been sealed off.

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We will have more details with that story in our late news tonight.

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The South Downs is to get hundreds of thousands of pounds from the

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government to help protect many of its pathways and wildlife habitats.

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The government has announced 12 at me at major improvement areas,

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which will get a share of �7.5 million. -- 12 new nature

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improvement areas. The South Downs National Park will get more than

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�500,000 to save endangered chalk downland.

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Recognised for its outstanding beauty, the South Downs are

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stretches almost 100 miles from Eastbourne to Winchester. Which in

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chalk and vital to rare and endangered wildlife, it is one of

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12 areas that has been awarded just over �500,000 from the government

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to help preserve wildlife havens, restore habitats and encourage

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locals to embrace what is on their doorstep. It will allow West,

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across the whole length of the National Park, from Eastbourne to

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Winchester, to work with the farming community, to direct

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funding into areas that we can develop for wildlife, in which the

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areas and the grass land, so it becomes a much richer habitat.

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While preserving endangered species like these is a big part of the

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project, bringing conservation and those who live and work on the land

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Come on, sheep! The South Downs is a farmed landscape. It is the

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product of generations of farmers, and it is very important that the

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National Park works with the farmers to ensure that we continue

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to preserve this wonderful landscape. Linking the

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environmental benefits of this bid is crucial. What this bid will hope

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to do is linked the wildlife benefits with the services we get

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from the environment, in particular water resources. If you have a high

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quality environment, the water that percolates through the soil will be

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high quality and the cost of treatment will be lower. As well as

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being of a good cultural benefit, there is some hard currency

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attached. It is early days yet as to exactly how this money will be

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spent, but safeguarding this precious landscape for generations

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to come is the priority. Tony has the sport. A few moments

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ago, we showed you a man in utter despair. That was the Crawley Town

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manager. The managers were absolutely

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frustrated last night. Crawley remain outside the play-off places

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after losing at Shrewsbury. Steve Evans a bus to the side have League

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games in hand after their cup exploits but they wear prostrated

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at New Meadow as the home side Crawley hoped not to choke on the

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chance to go back into the automatic promotion places. When

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the air cleared, the side were celebrating. The sides starter then

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I just appoint a part in the table but nothing was between them by the

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break. Quarry had six players in their own penalty area but could

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not keep Mark Wright's effort out. This player came off the bench to

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put Shrewsbury back in front. The home side only had three Everton

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goal all night and scored only two of them. -- three attempts on goal.

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This player's header went wide. Steve Evans' expression said it all.

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Crawley still have games in hand and they stressed today how far

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their journey from the non-League has already taken them. It is not

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Farnborough Town have been docked five points and given a �5,000

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suspended fine by the Football Conference, due to financial

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irregularities. They were found guilty of submitting misleading

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information on a quarterly financial returns. It occurred

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before the current boss Spencer Day joined the club last year.

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The Football Association are looking into Eddie Mitchell's

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comments during Saturday night's 606 programme on the BBC. He swore

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three times during a heated exchange with the presenter after a

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visit to the dressing room area by the wife of his Co owner Max Demin.

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He also apologised yesterday on Sunday Politics.

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Luke Wright has signed a new contract with Sussex through to the

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2015 season. He has won six a one- day international caps along the

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way. Monty Panesar and Matt Prior have been named for the Test squad

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against Franco. Steve Davies and Kevin Pietersen are also named --

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also make the trip. Here are three words you don't

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necessarily think go together - maths, English and massage. They

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have something in common, though. You want me to say something now!

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Shall I carry on, and you just look?! They are all on the syllabus

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at a school in Worthing. Eight and nine-year-olds at Thomas A Beckett

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Middle School are being taught him a massage each other in class. The

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technique began in Sweden and teachers say it improves

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concentration and helps them make friends. It could be good for you!

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Hands flap like this on to the person's backed... These pupils are

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learning a new subject. It is their first ever massage class and it is

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summer timetable three times a week. When we do the big one, we go right

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up to the shoulders. Have you had a massage before? No. It was really

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relaxing. What did your teat shirt tell you? That we were going to

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have a class about massage. I was excited. Pupils from this class had

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massaged introduced halfway through the academic year. For these

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youngsters, it is their first lesson but it has been running in

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this school for six years. Teachers say massage is having a very

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positive effects. Sometimes we do it when they come in after break

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time. We will have a quick ten- minute massage and then their

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concentration is much better in lessons. They are generally nicer

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to each other. They feel better about themselves, as well. I was a

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bit nervous because we had all come from lots of different schools, and

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it helped me make new friends from other schools. I thought it always

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boosted by confidence, and made me understand how we were doing stuff.

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After we did it, everybody was calm and relaxed to lessons. It focused

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everybody. Parents can stop their children taking part in their

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sessions, but the school says most are very supportive. It builds

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trust and respect with each other. Lots of self-respect, but also

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respect for each other. It is an unusual addition to the school

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syllabus, but today's session has and these young masseurs a pass on

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the back. -- earned the young masseurs a pat on the back.

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We should build that into our programme! It wouldn't make me

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attentive, it would make me fall Leads to the weather. We asked you

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for some help yesterday with a description of cloud and a mild

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macro. Leads describe it differently tonight. Dry and benign.

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How about that?! They cloud is building up again and it is going

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to be a cloudy night. Some people have said it will be that way in

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Aldermaston. If you are stepping out barely, there will be poor

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visibility. A quiet, peaceful night. Into tomorrow morning, a better

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chance of seeing some bright outbreaks. The cloud brakes develop

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further east. By midday, a high of 13 Celsius for some, and certainly

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a pleasant - almost bright - afternoon. It is going to be

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clearer overnight, with the six to seven Celsius overnight. On

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Thursday, it is a little difficult to pinpoint where the cloud brakes

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will be but there will be some sunny spells and it will be dry.

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Similar on Friday, also. As we head into March, we are hanging on to

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the mild theme of. This is why the change begins through Friday night.

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The first cold front arrives and high pressure is moving away with

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the isobars back on the map. It will be breezy everywhere on

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Saturday, particularly towards the east. For the rest of the week, it

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continues to be mild. There will be some mist and fog through the early

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hours tomorrow and on Thursday morning but it will stay dry. Here

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is the summary. It is looking to stay the same through Wednesday,

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Thursday and Friday. Wind prove that very light and some sunshine

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but predominantly cloudy. -- winds a very light.

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