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That's all from us. It's goodbye from me. And on BBC One

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Hello, I'm Sally Taylor. Welcome to South Today. In tonight's programme:

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It was an act of love and compassion ` a couple's suicide pact. They

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asked their daughter to prepare a tumbler of lethal drugs, which they

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then drank. A part`time judge goes on trial over

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her role in the Chris Huhne/ Vicky Price speeding affair.

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Going green at the hairdressers ` we're not talking about colour, but

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cutting your fuel bills. And, celebrating 50 years of a

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supercar that was built in Eastleigh.

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An inquest has heard how an elderly Berkshire couple who couldn't face

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life apart were helped to die by their daughter. Georgina Roberts,

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who's 59, told Newbury Coroner's Court that she acted out of

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compassion and love when she gave her parents lethal drugs at their

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request in July 2012. Retired GP Dr David Arnold and his wife Elizabeth

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had made a pact that they would commit suicide when the quality of

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their lives became unbearable. Briony Leyland was at the inquest.

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The couple were in poor health. That's right. Doctor David Arnold

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had Parkinson's disease. He was 82. His wife, Elizabeth, at the manager

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and diabetes. Neighbours I spoke to said they were a lovely couple and

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Doctor Arnold had been very active before he had a leg amputated. They

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told family and friends they would end their lives when they felt their

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health and quality of life was unbearable. On July 13, 2012, they

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both took lethal quantities of eight track. And their daughter helped

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them. That's right, Georgina Roberts with her brother Stephen and Simon

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pictured at the inquest said she bought the drug online at her

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father's request. She said she asked their parents if they were sure

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today was the day, and they said it was. She described how they fell

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into a deep sleep. She told the inquest she loved her parents very

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deeply and wanted to help them when they could not help themselves.

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And no action has been taken against her? That's right, there is a

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criminal offence of assisting suicide, but the CPS decided in this

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case it was not the public interest to pursue a prosecution the coroner

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recorded a narrative verdict and said there was no doubt that

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Georgina Roberts had assisted the deaths of her parents, but she said

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looking at the evidence, he accepted that she had been motivated by love

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and compassion and a desire to carry out their wishes.

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Police are questioning a 22`year`old man who has been arrested on

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suspicion of the murder of a woman who was house sitting in a West

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Sussex village. Valerie Graves, who was 55, was found dead two weeks ago

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in the bedroom of a house at Bosham near Chichester. She had injuries to

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her face and head. The man is being questioned at Brighton custody

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suite. The police are not releasing any other details of the arrest.

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It was one of the biggest political stories of last year ` the

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resignation and jailing of former Eastleigh MP Chris Huhne after he

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lied about speeding. The reverberations from that incident

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continue as today, part`time judge Constance Briscoe went on trial.

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She's accused of lying to the police about her role in helping his

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ex`wife reveal his wrongdoing in the media, charges she denies. Earlier,

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I asked our reporter Naomi Grimley about the background to the case.

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Constance Briscoe was a neighbour of Vicky Price and Chris Hughton ``

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Chris Huhne in south London. They went through a very to mulch is time

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when their marriage collapsed after Chris Huhne admitted an affair, and

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there was a very high`profile case about his driving offence, and

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whether his wife had taken his penalty points on his behalf.

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Constance Briscoe was due to be a witness in that high`profile case,

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and the case today efforts over how reliable was the evidence she gave

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to the police. The prosecution here today have accused her of being

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high`handed and deceitful with the police. What does the prosecution

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allege she has done? In particular, they say that she gave false

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statements to the police. For example, they say that she did not

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tell them how much contact she had been having with the newspapers on

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behalf of the Keith rise. They also accuse her of presenting herself is

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a projective witness in the case, when in fact they say she was very

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much intent on Chris Huhne's downfall. Constance Briscoe go

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denies the charges against her and intends to fight them when she takes

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the witness stand and a few days. Why has this case drawn so much

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attention? Not only because of the political connections to this case,

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but also because Constance Briscoe was one of the first female black

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judges in this country. She was not a particularly senior judge, but she

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was a part`time judge. Obviously, any case which involves a judge

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ending up in the dock is going to attract a lot of media interest.

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A man jailed for the murder and attempted rape of a Gurkha's wife in

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Berkshire has had his prison sentence increased because it was

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considered too lenient. Glenn Nelson was jailed for a minimum of 25

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years, but today the Court of Appeal increased that by five years.

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Mother`of`three Krishnamaya Mabo disappeared after going for a walk

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near her home in Arborfield last June. Her body was found the

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following day. She had been strangled.

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She was supposed to be keeping young men away from crime, but today a

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University Lecturer in Criminology has appeared in court accused of

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helping a drugs gang that carried out a shooting in Southampton. Three

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men are on trial for the murder of Jahmel Jones. Lecturer Rachel

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Kenehan, who had mentored one of the defendants in prison, is charged

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with assisting the offenders. Emma Vardy is in St Mary's, where the

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shooting happened. It was at a flat in this street

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where it happened in April last year, and soon after this area was

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full of police activity. The victim, Jahmel Jones, was a well known drug

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dealer operating in Southampton. Today, the prosecution said his

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killers were a rival gang of drug dealers who had come down from

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London and were also dealing class eight drugs here. Jones was shot and

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killed instantly and the three men now on trial for his murder are

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Pierre Lewis, Jemmikai Orlebar`Forbes, and Isaac Boateng,

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all from London and in their twenties. But the really surprising

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part of this case is the involvement of the University Academic in

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Criminology, Rachel Kenehan. She is alleged to have met one of the

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defendants, Pierre Lewis, while she was part of a prison mentoring

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scheme. She later began helping them run their drugs operation in

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Southampton. She appeared at court today, accused of helping the gang

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flee Southampton after the shooting, and of trying to destroy forensic

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evidence. The prosecution said that, as she had an in depth knowledge of

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criminal behaviour, it was ironic she had become so involved in this

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way. Do we know yet why she might have

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started helping them? Well, we know that she formed a relationship with

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PN Lewis and had in fact intended to marry him, but there is no

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suggestion that she was forced into this. The prosecution said today

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that she was involved with an element of gusto and enthusiasm, but

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her three co`defendants deny murder, she denies assisting the offenders,

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and we will hear more about what happened here as the trial

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continues. Police are exploring links between a

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fatal fire in Littlehampton and two other incidents earlier in the day.

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A man died in his flat and the seafront last year.

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It is now four months since the fire hit at South Terrace in

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Littlehampton. It was just after 1am on September 12 when a fire was

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started behind the front door of a house converted into flats. One

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occupant died. The death of Terri Davis, who had learning

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difficulties, is being treated as murder. There are questions about

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why it took so long to find him, and the Fire Service is continuing an

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internal investigation. Sussex Police are now connecting the fire

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to two other incidents are a few hours earlier. In a nearby road at

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3pm on the same day, white spirit was poured around the front door of

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a house. Whites spirit was also used to start the later fire which killed

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Mr Davies. A car was also set on fire to hours before the fatal fire.

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All the incidents took place in a small area close to the seafront.

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Detectives are linking the three incidents because they all happened

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within a short period of time. They are appealing for anyone with

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information to come forward so they can bring justice to the family of

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Mr Davies. It's emerged that 90 New Forest

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ponies and cattle died in the last six months after eating acorns. The

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nuts are toxic to most livestock animals, but not to pigs. This

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year's pannage, where pigs are released to hoover the acorns up,

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was extended to cope with a bumper crop. But the Verderers, who oversee

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the forest's animals, say this year's death rate is much higher

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than the eight deaths they'd usually expect.

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Still to come in this evening's South Today: Paul Clifton gets

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behind the wheel of his favourite car.

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As we continue our look at the South's forgotten motorcars, I take

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a drive in this supercar, built in Eastleigh.

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A woman from Worthing is calling for a change in the law to give parents

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whose babies are stillborn greater rights. At the moment, if a baby

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dies before 24 weeks of pregnancy, the death is not registered. Hayley

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Petts has the support of the former Children's Minister and MP for East

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Worthing and Shoreham, Tim Loughton, who took the debate to Parliament.

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Ellie Price has more. Hayley's son Samuel died in her womb

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at 19 weeks. She had to be induced to give birth to him. She says one

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of the worst part of her grief is knowing the law does not acknowledge

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her son ever existed, which is why she brought her very personal story

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to Parliament. I had contractions as any normal mother would do, and I

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gave birth to my baby, held him in my arms, cuddled him, had hand

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prints taken off him. My family saw him and held him if they wanted to.

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Then we had a funeral for him. The fact that he did not exist in the

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eyes of the law is a bitter pill to swallow. Today, her local MP

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challenged the government to lift the 24 week threshold that defines a

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stillbirth to define all mothers who go through labour after a baby has

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died. This is purely about giving closure, giving peace of mind and

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recognition to parents who have gone through the agony of having a

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stillborn child, and have that agony compounded by the fact the state

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does not actually recognise that child. That can't be right, and a

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simple change in the law could bring a lot more support to those parents

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who go through that process. Currently, if a pregnancy ends

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before 24 weeks it is recorded as a late miscarriage, even if the mother

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had to go through labour. The parents have no right to maternity

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or paternity leave, and the child's death will not be legally

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registered. You need time to grieve, which is another reason why it is

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important that if there is a change of the dates, it is taken account of

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the psychological damage that is caused to parents and families, they

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need that time to grieve. It is not known how many cases there are

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similar to Hayley's. She hopes her experience will eventually help

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others. A music festival looks to be back on

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this year after a dramatic turn of events to stage a event in the town.

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There was one bidder left after a rival firm pulled out on the eve of

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the decision. It had started a two horse race, but

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in the final furlong, it emerged today that the big boys had quit the

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contest. But if Guildfest organisers had expected to romp home, they had

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reckoned without memories of 2012 in their previous operation folder. We

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have two protect the public taxpayer and also the public assets of the

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park. By making sure every thing is paid in advance, we hope to

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alleviate those risks. Today, the local team was engaged in a scramble

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to book acts and get everything ready in just six months. We have

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been doing Guilfest for six years, so we know what buttons to push, who

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to contact straightaway. It is going to be tight, but the are confident

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about pulling it off. At the festival venue, most today rallied

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behind the local team. I am so excited. I love Guilfest. I have

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been going there since I was four years old. I play the drums myself,

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and it is a good way to get local musicians and other people who don't

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get to play huge venues all the time somewhere to play. Guildford should

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have it. It is their thing, they started it. So, Guilfest is back,

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possibly. But there is a whole series of milestones that has to be

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reached, from getting a licence to finding the money, to making sure

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that the council would be left out of pocket if things go wrong again.

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With just a year's commitment, it is hardly a free endorsement, more that

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the council has decided to go with the only show in town. We all know

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that gas and electricity prices rises have been difficult to

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swallow, but a new report out today suggests more than half the

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households in the South East struggled to pay their energy bills

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last year. The charity behind the report says

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people need to be aware of the help schemes available and how to keep

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bills as low as possible. It comes as researchers in Southampton have

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uncovered an unusual method of passing on energy saving tips ` talk

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to your hairdresser. Katy Austin reports.

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It is about not washing your hair so often. Hairdressers speak to more

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people every day than any other profession. Instead of asking about

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holidays, Charlotte passes on energy`saving advice. I know how

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hard it is in business and at home, so if anybody can cut their bills

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down and save some energy and help the environment, then great. Wash

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your hair less, use your hair dryer on a lower temperature or lower

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speed. With your straighteners, use a lower temperature. The idea came

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from Southampton University who have researched ways to cut energy

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usage. A hairdryer uses 20 times more power than a television, so

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leaving your head to dry naturally says energy. It is about efficiency.

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How come get the same amount of funds using less energy, less

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resources? Prices are going up, so the more we get into energy`saving

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habits, the more we will be saving energy. Those savings will only

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increase. We can only really expect energy prices to go up and up. Being

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more energy efficient is not just a green idea. It could help save the

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pennies for people struggling to pay their bills. One charity turned to

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us found the gap between what people can afford and what they pay has

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widened automatically. The charity found that one in five households

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owning up to ?40,000 has had someone become ill because they can't pay

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for heating. Most people we spoke to are already trying to save. We had

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insulation placed in the attic, cavity insulation in the walls, and

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we have changed the light bulbs to LED lights. I switch everything off.

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That's all I can do. In the morning I don't put the heating on at all. I

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have got energy efficient light bulbs. I have my gas and Electric on

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a timer. The government has promised it will cut energy bills by ?50 a

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year. For now, taking Charlotte's word of mouth advice is one way of

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turning down the heat on your bank account.

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Meanwhile, Bournemouth will host the five`time European Champions

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Liverpool in the next round of the FA Cup. Bournemouth fans helped to

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pay for Burton Albion fans to travel to the re`arranged third round game

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at the Goldsands last night. And it was the Cherries supporters who left

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happy as Bournemouth went on to wind 4`1. Tickets for the glamour tie

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against Liverpool in the fourth round are sure to be in high demand.

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I thought it was touch and go at 2`1. I thought they could come back

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and get something, but they didn't and Bournemouth went through the

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stop pretty good. Really, really chuffed. The club deserves it. They

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have been through really bad times in the last few years, so this is

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amazing. Liverpool now. Absolutely amazing. Brilliant.

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This close range strike made it 2`1 at the break. The home side's

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dominance could have brought more goals. There was a late penalty from

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Pitman which sealed their victory. A chance to show how far the club has

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come in recent years. It lets us showcase how we say, the style of

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football we increment here. Hopefully we can do ourselves

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justice. Elsewhere in the FA Cup, Oxford United will have to replay

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Charlton Athletic. The current cup holders Wigan overcame the MK Dons

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at the second time of asking and after extra time.

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The Executive Chairman of Southampton football club, Nicola

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Cortese, is to weigh up his future in the next few days, and could step

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down as chairman. It's thought to be over divisions

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about the club's future with owner, Katharina Liebherr. The 45`year`old

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Italian, who has guided Saints from League One to the Premier League,

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threatened to walk away in May, but eventually decided to stay after

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receiving the necessary assurances. The club has so far declined to

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comment. The signing of James O'Connor has

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definitely had a positive impact on London Irish. The full`back scored

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all 22 points in a recent victory over Worcester and seems to be

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putting his past behind him. James O'Connor has already made a

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huge impact at London Irish, but he arrived with a bad week image. I am

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a new person now, and there's a lot of goals and things I have been

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working on. Not just myself, but I have had a lot of help from other

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people. It is always good to have a support system and genuine people

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around you. The Australian international has been the start of

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the show. His contract runs out at the end of the season, and there are

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questions over his future at the club. I want to get back to

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Australia, play for my country in the World Cup. It's what I have

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always wanted to do. I want to be wearing a gold jersey. I wanted back

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in 2015 for the rugby season. Whether he stays or not, he insists

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the future looks bright for the team that gave him a second chance. If

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you look at it statistically, every rugby player can feel momentum on

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the field. Every game I have been a part of, there have only been one or

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two where I have felt we have been beaten. The other ones I have felt

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we have lost ourselves. We are right on track in terms of the rugby

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programme and it will only get better. With new owners, things are

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certainly looking good for London Irish in 2014.

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This week we've been looking at the forgotten cars built in the South.

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And this year marks the 50th anniversary of a great but often

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overlooked classic. Plans are being made for 50 Gordon Keeble cars to

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mark the occasion in style. It was a genuine supercar, built at

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Southampton Airport. Paul Clifton has clearly enjoyed taking one for a

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spin. The logo shows a tortoise. But this

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was more of a hare. The idea was to build a British supercar, with a

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huge American engine and delicate Italian styling. The Italian

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designer was just 19 years old. The noise from this week American V8

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engine is just gorgeous. When it was launched, Autocar magazine said it

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was the most electrifying car ever seen. I have driven these cars a few

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times, and I have to say, they are just about the most wonderful cars I

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have ever driven. Only 99 of these cars were ever made. Now, 49 years

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later, more than 80 of them are still on the road. We've come to

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Southampton Airport. The Gordon Keeble cars were built on what is

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now the passenger terminal and its car park. Derek Baker was an

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apprentice who helped build them. We are right in the old factory where

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the bodies used to be wheeled across on the slave chassis is for final

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assembly, and the cars were finally assembled. It aimed to be a genuine

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grand touring car that could transport for 6`foot people in

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comfort. The car reached speeds of 150 miles per hour, and Syria`60 in

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just about six seconds, which was very quick for its time, and even

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today those are stunning figures. Don Sinclair has owned this one

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since 1975. I just love it shape, I love the look of its the car. When

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you are only now give it some persuasion, it is just so different.

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These are collector's cars. The owners all seem to know each other.

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Later this year, they're planning to gather 50 Gordon Keebles to mark the

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50th anniversary of the car. What is the appeal? Clearly, the

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performance. Outstanding. Massively effective grand touring car. A new

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one cost just under ?3,000. Today, they change hands for ?50,000. This

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is the most gorgeous car. Few people have heard of the Gordon Keeble.

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But, to me, this masterpiece made in Eastleigh remains one of the finest

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cars ever made. Now, last week you may remember how

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we covered the return home of HMS Illustrious. The crew had spent

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Christmas away, helping victims of the typhoon in the Philippines. We

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put the film on our Facebook page ` and it's gone viral in the

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Philippines. Hundreds of people have left comments, thanking the Royal

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Navy for their work. Maria Mamon was one. She says, "Thank you from the

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bottom of our hearts. We will always remember all the goodness and

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kindness you offered to us Filipinos. God bless you all".

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Lovely comments. Onto the weather now.

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Yes, lots of rain today. We have some photos from today. These are

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Canada geese on the flooded water meadows.

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Ltd Brighton yesterday. A few of us saw some sunny spells, but tonight

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we will see a band of rain working its way in from the West. That rain

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will drift eastward through the cause of the night, turning into

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showers once the main rain band has pushed through. The showers could be

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on the heavy side. There will be a few dry periods with a few spells,

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but mild temperature is for the time of year. The winds increasing its

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peak during the second part of the night from the south`west. Tomorrow

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will see some thunderstorms, even with some hail mixed in for good

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measure. Those showers continue to move in from the West. Highs of nine

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Celsius. Very similar to what we had today. Tomorrow night, we do it all

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again with more rain and showers. Longer spells of rain at times, with

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the odd thunderstorm and some hail. The showers will last for much of

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tomorrow night into the early hours of Friday morning, with temperatures

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falling to a mild 5`8 Celsius. Quite strong winds. Friday will see some

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showers. The wind coming from the south or the south`west Britney in

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those showers from the Indus channel. Another band of rain lurks

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in the English Channel, which will creep in by dark on Friday, so

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further rain in the forecast. It won't help the flooding situation.

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The outlook for the rest of the week, we are expecting some showers

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tomorrow, some bright spells but more cloud than sunshine. A brisk

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southerly breeze, so those showers could be on the blustery side.

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Further showers on Friday with a strong south`westerly breeze. The

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best day of the weekend will probably be Sunday. Saturday looks

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rather wet and miserable with lots of rain in the forecast and strong

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winds for parts of west Sussex. Showers later on on Sunday, but a

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dry start to the day. Tomorrow night we will find out the

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real story behind Colin Firth's new film. Good night.

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Hidden beneath your feet are magical worlds,

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home to extraordinary little creatures.

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Imagine being able to experience this wonderland through their eyes.

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see the incredible adventures of these miniature heroes

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