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rest of the week. Thank you. That

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Jay Rodriguez Mikael Antoniou powerful pop group Nyack tributes to

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Olivia and Jasmine, the two teenagers killed in Gosport.

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At woman dies after being trapped in a cave. Certainly coming into the

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short line, the waves could have been 15 or 20 feet high.

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Gone with the wind, the goalkick that left this same spot Michael

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keeper red`faced. The stars come out to support

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Children in Need at the Mayflower Theatre.

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A man remains in custody on suspicion of murder tonight after

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the death of two teenage girls who were hit by a car in Gosport. Olivia

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Lewry and Jasmine Allsop were walking along Ann's Hill Road in the

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early hours of Sunday morning when the car mounted the pavement.

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14`year`old Jasmine died at the scene. 16`year`old Olivia died later

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in hospital. Sean Killick has been following the story. He's in Gosport

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for us tonight. Sean. It has been an emotional day here.

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The death of two team the `` two teenage girls in such a way has left

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everybody shock. Tonight the mother of the girls has said that the two

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girls were just having a quiet mountain. 16`year`olds Olivia Lewry

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and 40 Jasmine Allsop, best friend who died together in horrific

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circumstances. The pair are worse truck `` the pair were struck a

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green Honda Civic. Jasmine was pronounced dead at the scene, Olivia

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died later in hospital. Today the route has reopened and scores of

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floral tributes were left by friends, including one teenager he

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had been a lifelong friend of Olivia. She had lots of friends, she

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will be greatly missed. She got on with your work. Everyone has been

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putting messages on Facebook to say they miss. The family have delivered

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this with the rest of their lives. Jasmine'smother said that after the

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accident, she went to her daughter in the room, kissed, told her she

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was her angel. Her father said that they have run out of words of

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comfort to say. The headteacher of their school said they were both

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independent, strong minded individuals who live their lives to

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the full with confidence and a sense of humour, a sense of fun. We will

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miss them both immensely and a unique talents. Olivia had began

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studying at Saint Vincent 's College in Gosport. The principal said that

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they were all shocked. Some students were particularly close to her, she

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was very local to the college. We will be offering counselling and

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working with the police. We know that a 20`year`old man has

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been arrested. What is the latest in the investigation? At 20`year`old

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man from Gosport is being questioned at a Hampshire police station on

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suspicion of murder. The police have made this fresh appeal. There has

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been speculation on Facebook about the events leading up to that time

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on Sunday morning. We want to know what happened. We are interested in

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getting that information while we have a suspect in custody. We want

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the public to tell us about it. Tonight the pleas have been granted

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further time to question the man they arrested. They now have until

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tomorrow evening. A man has been jailed for five years

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for the manslaughter of another man in Berkshire. 42`year`old Simon

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Velvick, from Newbury, pleaded guilty to the unlawful death of Mark

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Campbell. He'd argued with Mr Campbell at a house party in the

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town in June this year, before punching him. Paramedics found Mr

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Campbell at a house in The Nightingales. He died of a brain

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haemorrhage. A coroner has criticised the parents

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of a seven`year`old boy who died from a severe head injury in

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Southampton. Blake Fowler was seven. His stepfather, an amateur boxer,

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had a long and alarming history of violent behaviour and had been

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investigated by police and social services. The coroner said Peter

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Meek and Blake's mother, Sarah Spacanya, had fallen woefully short

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as parents. Tom Hepworth was in court. What were the events leading

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up to this little boy's death? This is the first four inquests into the

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unconnected deaths of four children in Southampton in recent years,

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which will be heard this week. Blake was being looked after by Peter Meek

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at his grandparents' house back in early December 2011. In police

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interviews, Peter Meek said he was preparing lunch while Blake was

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play`fighting next door. He told detectives he heard a loud bang and

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Blake came into the room crying and upset saying he'd been hit and fell

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off the sofa banging his head. He then said he felt dizzy, began to

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wobble and lost conciousness. He was taken to hospital, but died the next

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day. Pathologist Dr Basil Purdue said he suffered a serious brain

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injury but there was no evidence it was the result of a blow rather than

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a fall. He also said there were flakes of white paint or Aertex in

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Blake's hair, but couldn't say how they got there. How well`known were

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the family to social services and police? It wasn't the first time

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they had come into contact with them. At the time, Peter Meek was on

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bail for assaulting Sarah Spacagna. They had also investigated two

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previous suspicious incidents involving Blake, one three years

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previously where he suffered crush injuries to his genitals and another

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when he was scalded when he was one`year`old. No further action was

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taken in the incident in 2008 and the court was told there was an

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unclear outcome in the earlier incident. I asked the council

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whether Blake was on the at risk register when he died. They said

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they weren't able to tell me because it could influence an independent

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serious case review into his death. In recording an open verdict, the

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coroner said the case had uncovered a plethora of lies and that Sarah

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Spacagna and Peter Meek were guilty of an appalling and disgraceful

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failure to prioritise the needs of Blake and it was difficult to know

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exactly how he died. An investigation is continuing into

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how a woman died after being trapped in a cave by rising sea water on the

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Dorset coast on Saturday. People walking along cliffs above the Tilly

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Whim Caves near Swanage raised the alarm after spotting a man in the

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sea. Rescue teams managed to save him, but his sister couldn't be

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reached. It's understood they had been coasteering, an adventure sport

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which involves climbing along cliffs and diving into the sea when they

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become too steep to negotiate. Jo Kent reports.

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In dual force winds and high seas, the coastguard this man from the

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water. On the cliffs above, a number of people watched. It soon became

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apparent was some of the Elton difficulty. The gentleman I did see

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was indicating towards the coastline. He was indicating that

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there was somebody else under where we were standing in the caves. We

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saw the guy could find to the next level and talk to someone through

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the cave. This footage shows just how rough the sea was. It was

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impossible for lifeboats to reach the cave. The only other way in was

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through a very narrow hole at the top. At the time a cliff rescue

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specialist was lowered in, the women had died. Conditions today could not

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have been more different. I could see instantly the weather was so bad

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that the lifeboat was struggling. With the wind coming in, it was a

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very challenging operating environment. Specialist teams are

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working to recover the body of the woman. It is known that the pair

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were a brother and sister from London, taking part in coasteering.

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The brother and sister were on their own, not doing it as part of the

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grid. Coasteering is growing in popularity in the area. Risk

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assessments are strict and safety is a top priority. We always do with

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the minimum of two guides, carrying lots of safety equipment. Even when

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the tie into the sea itself, if we are not happy with the conditions,

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we will call it off. Agencies are working together to decide when to

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make another attempt to reclaim the lady'sbody.

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They have already been introduced in cities like Portsmouth, Oxford and

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Chichester. Today, Winchester begins consulting on proposed 20mph speed

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limits. Exhibitions outlining the affected areas will run for two

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weeks in venues across the city. The city council says a limit would

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improve traffic flow and safety for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians.

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Still to come in this evening's South Today: Just keep your eye on

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the ball ` the wind is up and the Saints' goalkeeper is left

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red`faced. It is expected that the cost of building the Royal Navy's

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latest aircraft carriers will increase to ?6.2 billion.

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When the contract was first announced six years ago, the

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projected cost was around half that figure at ?3.5 billion. The defence

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project is one of the biggest ever undertaken in the UK and has been

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beset by construction and design delays. Both carriers are to be

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partially built in Portsmouth and it will be a decade before they come

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into service. The Medmerry coastal defence scheme,

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near Selsey in West Sussex, has been opened officially today.

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The sea has been allowed to flood a large area that had been protected

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by a shingle bank for hundreds of years. Back in September, the

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Environment Agency breached the shingle bank to create the largest

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coastal realignment in modern British history. The sea is now held

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back by a new bank inland. The flooded land will become salt marsh

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and is being managed by the RSPB as a nature reserve.

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Imagine being given just six weeks' notice that you were being evicted

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from your home. That's what happened to the residents of the Wiltshire

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village of Imber back in 1943. They were removed from their homes so the

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village could be used for training troops and never allowed to live

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there again. So, when the remaining former residents and their families

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went back on the 70th anniversary of that departure it was a bitter`sweet

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return. Laura Lyon reports. Saint Giles Church in the village of

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Imber looks and sounds like any other, except it doesn't have any

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parishioners. These sisters can only ten to their parents grave when the

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villages opened up to the public by the Ministry of Defence. Mums

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favourite colour was red. We always try to put red around. At the

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beginning of November 1943 residents received letters from the War office

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telling them to leave their homes within six weeks. In the middle of

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Salisbury plain, the village was ideal for American troops to train.

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The sister still remember the impact of those letters arriving. I can

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remember my mum being really upset. She just sat there and cried stop

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this family still enjoys making the annual pilgrimage. When we used a

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comeback in the first few years, you did meet up with people that you

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could remember. The years have gone by, and you don't see anyone about.

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There are not many left. The families were rehoused across a wide

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area. Generations later younger relatives make the trip to explore

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their ancestors homes. We came to see our cousins. And to know more

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about her family. The church is one of the only buildings left in its

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original form. Others remain out of bounds, still used for military

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training. On Friday.

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Now on Friday you may remember we asked you to help us find a woman

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from the Isle of Wight. She'd left a touching note on the grave of her

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grandfather, who died in the first World War. Well, we've found her.

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The grave is of Private George Hanlon and its in the Howard Davis

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Park Military Cemetery in Jersey. On the grave was a note that simply

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said, Dear Great Granddad. We have found you at last. From Rosie. Rosie

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turns out to be Rosie Weston, who now lives in Normandy. I always

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thought it was so sad that he was so far away and no one could visit him.

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I asked them, my husband and his friend, to go and have a look for

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him. They find the grave. We prepared the new beforehand and too

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good with us with the plastic rules. In case you're wondering, Rosie

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wasn't watching us in Normandy ` it was her sister, who still lives on

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the Isle of Wight, who put us in touch after seeing Friday's

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programme. Now, this sport. Picture the scene, a rock`solid defence,

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then this happens. Let's take a look at the moment. This is just a few

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seconds after kick`off at the Britannia stadium, Boruc done by the

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bounce, it seems. It was only the third goal Saints have conceded all

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season, certainly the most bizarre, and it put them behind. It has

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happened before, Peter Shilton in 1967. In form Jay Rodriguex planted

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this header into the ground and eventually into the net to equalise

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for Saints before half`time. They're sixth in the table. Here's Boruc.

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Obviously it was windy. After the points I realised I was in the

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middle of nowhere. They need to try to stay focused on the next game.

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Some people run me to tell me about Peter Shilton in 1967, so thanks for

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that. Reading harbour hopes of a swift return to the Premier League

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and, although they were beaten 5`2 at Sheffield Wednesday, manager

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Nigel Adkins took a lot of heart from the performance.

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Matty Fryatt scored twice on the day, former Royal Michail Antonio

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with a good finish. Pavel Pogrebnyak with a header. Unlucky, before

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half`time. Sean Morrison with an own goal. Wednesday went further ahead,

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so Adam Le Fondre's penalty was a consolation. It is hard when you get

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beaten 5`2, but you actually played all right. Well done to Sheffield

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Wednesday. They have had to wait a long time for this. They got a

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thumping victory. We know that we have to do better. We will start

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again on Monday morning. We will try to keep improving.

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Here's what else happened in the Football League. Bournemouth fans

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knew this would not be an easy season, so it is no surprise to see

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them on a tough run of results. Bolton may be struggling, but we

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still have good players with Premier League experience. Scoring goals in

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The Championship hasn't been a problem for the cherries until now.

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This is the first blank of the season. Jermaine Beckford with a

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deflected second for Walton got the final goal in the last minute. They

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keep flooding through the turnstiles at Portsmouth. More than 16,000 fans

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at Fratton Park. They were treated to a fine opening goal. Early in the

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second half, Ryan Bird does really well. His header doubled the lead.

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He would get in on the action again. A mistake brought Exeter back

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into the game. Trevor Carson will want to watch this one back too many

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times. John O'Flynn turned in a deep cross. Carson redeemed himself with

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a couple of late saves. Portsmouth held on.

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Two Hamble`based yachtsmen will have to wait three more days before being

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able to start the Transat Jacques Vabre yacht race from France to

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Brazil. The start of the race has been delayed for a second time due

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to bad weather. Our reporter Andy Breare has been speaking to Sam

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Goodchild and his co`skipper, Ned Collier Wakefield, in Le Havre today

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After news of another delay, there has been a despondent mood in the

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race village today. Le Havre was battered by 70 Malabar wins. The

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skipper says that the postponement is understandable. He understand why

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it is made. You just want to get on with it. If we had an option to go

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in later wins, then let's take it. I want to race, like everyone else,

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and you want everyone to have the same chance of winning `` 70 Malabar

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wins might not let everyone finish! They couldn't start the race today

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because of the high winds. The race was postponed until Thursday. It

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actually happened two years ago as well. There are a lot of owner

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drivers, as we call them, in this class. The lasting you want to do is

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go out and lose all your investment. 80% of the fleet didn't want to

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leave. For us it is the right decision. The last thing we want to

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do is go and break our boat. If we can sail in later wins, we will be

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happier. The frustrating game continues, then, as they prepare to

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race to Brazil on Thursday. Elsewhere this weekend, James

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O'Connor produced what London Irish director of rugby Brian Smith

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described as an outstanding display on his debut for the club.

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The exiles were beaten by Northampton on Saturday. O'Connor

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set up Salosi Tangithaibau for the Exiles's only try of the match. And

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the game was even until a late try from the visitors. Meanwhile,

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Basingstoke Bison held off the challenge of Peterborough on

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Saturday night to claim a 5`2 win and stay second in ice hockey's

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Premier League. The fifth goal came from Tomas Karpov, his second on the

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night. Now it's that time of year again `

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the bear's big night out for Children In Need at Beaulieu is just

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11 days away, This week, we'll be looking at how the money you gave so

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generously last year has been used across the South, starting tonight

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with a look at projects in Portsmouth, the Thames Valley, and

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first, the Isle of Wight. This project at Newport supports parents

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with anxiety or depression issues, to make sure that the children get

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all the care that they need. They give us ?6,471. We provide to 40

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family groups for families who are vulnerable and isolated. It might be

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that their parents are suffering from anxiety or depression which

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means going to agribusiness would be difficult for them. It is lovely to

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see her family coming together and be helped. To know that help is out

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there is amazing. This is the only charity in Berks to help those who

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have been told they are HIV`positive. The money has allowed

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them to hire a youth worker. HIV is a manageable condition, but the

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shock of having the diagnosis can be devastating. You can get on with

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your life. We got ?94,000 over three years. To what is the door and meet

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other people who are positive as well, you can see the relief on

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their fierce. They can be themselves here and just have fun stop it

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really makes a difference. Think of Pompey, and you probably

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think of the role. The culture number of different sports, and as

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well as focus on fitness, it is about building confidence and

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friendships. Children in Need funded us ?44,500 for a two`year project

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that aims to offer an `` an inclusive after`school club,

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increased their friendship groups, increased their physical activity

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and increase their confidence. We have seen a real difference. We have

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seen lots of smiles at the end of sessions, which is fantastic to see.

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It was an exciting night of dance, music and song at the Mayflower

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Theatre in Southampton last night. All to raise money for Children in

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Need and they did really well. The touring caste and backstage crew of

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Ghost the Musical took the Strictly idea and performed brilliantly.

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Among the judges were actor Nigel Harman and Jason Donovan. And Sally

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was also there to get it off to a roaring start. Here's a flavour of

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the night! You have a treat in store tonight!

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I thought Jack was let down by the girls, because he was that good! It

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is always nice to get out there and sing songs. Great to see here

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supporting it. Jason Donovan was singing on stage! Really good!

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Here is a cheque for ?36,000! That is incredible!

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I think that is amazing. An amazing amount of money. You have all done

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fantastically well. Let's get straight on to the weather.

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Starlings making shapes in the sky at Somerley estate near Ringwood,

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captured by John Levell. Dan Smith took this fantastic photo of a heron

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in Midhurst in West Sussex this afternoon. Helen Smith captured the

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high tide at Mudeford Quay in Dorset.

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Through the course of the night we will have clear skies at first, but

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there will be increasing cloud from the West. Where BT have clear skies,

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temperatures will fall away rapidly. Temperatures will fall to around

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three or four Celsius. So, call started the day tomorrow, but

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temperatures picking up nicely throughout the course of the day.

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Rain at first in the morning, outbreaks of rain in the afternoon,

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but becoming drier and brighter. From lunchtime onwards we will start

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to see the sunshine. A blustery north`westerly wind with highs of 13

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Celsius in some parts. Temperatures around average for the time of year.

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Tomorrow night, we do it all again, really. Increasing cloud and rain

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spreading to all parts by Wednesday morning. It is bonfire night

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tomorrow night and there will be a blustery wind. Showers the further

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west you are. It will be cleared the further east you are. There will be

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dry periods to be had on bonfire night, but all seasons `` but also

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some showers and western areas. It will be a wet starts on Wednesday,

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the potential for deals on the site closed. Winds will be brisk from the

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west or north west. It will be a wet day, rain throughout the course of

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the day. Here is your outlook for the rest of the week. Showers will

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clear tomorrow. Further reading on Wednesday, a soggy day. Deals along

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the south coast. There will have showers and sunshine, and the same

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month riding. That is all we have time for

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tonight. Chris is here tomorrow. We will have more Children in Need it's

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in pieces, as well. Thank you for joining us, enjoy your evening.

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