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shaking your head. That is horrible. That is all from the

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

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A motorcyclist and a horse die in a crash on this road. Thousands of

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people were stuck for six hours in tailbacks.

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Increasing costs in childcare. What effect will the Government's new

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proposals have? As the Cherries prepare to meet

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Liverpool in the FA Cup, we hear from a certain young player the last

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time they met. Certainly different from the average division two game.

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Four. And how Ten Ton Tess, the biggest

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bomb of the Second World War, made its mark on the New Forest.

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The Independent Police Complaints Commission is to examine the way

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Hampshire police handled a fatal traffic accident last night in which

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a motorcyclist died and motorists were left gridlocked. The accident

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happened on the A31, one of the main routes across the New Forest. Two

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motorcyclists collided with a horse on the carriageway at Pickett's Post

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near Ringwood. Thousands of vehicles were trapped for up to seven hours

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on a section of the road back to Cadnam because there was no way of

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getting off the carriageway. The police said they were having to deal

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with a very complicated scene and disruption was inevitable. Let's

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cross to Steve Humphrey who's at the scene.

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Drivers have been raising a series of questions about the way Hampshire

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police handled the aftermath of the fatal collision here on the A31. One

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aspect of the handling of the incident husband referred to the

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Independent Police Complaints Commission. It is one of the

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South's busiest a roads. Yesterday evening there was a collision near

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Pickett's Post services involving the new Forest pony and two

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motorcyclists. There is no way of getting on or off the A31 or turning

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around on this stretch. Long tailbacks built up, and some drivers

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were trapped for many hours. I was trapped for probably about six and a

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half hours, from 5.45 until midnight in an area that was pitch black with

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no mobile phone coverage, and people were just parking on the side of the

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road, wandering around, looking for information and trying to find out

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what was going on. Motorists say the traffic was stopped twice by

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Hampshire police after the first holder, traffic was allowed to move.

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It is believed it was at that stage that the motorcyclists collided with

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the animal. I think the police must've been looking for the horse,

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and that was when the two motorcycles went through, and there

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was a collision between the horse and the two motorcyclists. Questions

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have also been asked about the fencing at the side of the road that

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was put up to stop new Forest animals getting onto the road. The

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fencing is the responsibility of the Highways Agency, and it says it

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won't be making any comment until the police investigation is

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concluded. Steve, how have the police responded

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to these concerns? No one from Hampshire police has been put up for

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interview today, but the force has issued a very detailed and lengthy

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statement. A key section of it says that both of the motorcyclists were

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held in a queue while officers responded to reports of a pony being

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loose on the A31. It says officers were advising motorists to proceed

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with caution because of the possibility of an animal being on

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the carriageway. It is that element of the handling of the incident that

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has been referred to the police complaints commission. The inference

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is, were officers right to let traffic moved down the road while

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there was still a pony on the carriageway? The police say they

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understand the frustrations of the motorists caught on the road for

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several hours. They say efforts were made to move traffic as soon as

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possible after their investigation of the collision scene was

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completed. From the A31 on the new Forest, back to you, Sally.

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Steve, thank you. The son of Portsmouth MP Mike

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Hancock was arrested this morning after punching a news photographer

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outside his father's house. Media group gathered following Mr

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Hancocksuspension from the Liberal Democrat party after claims of

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sexual misconduct. In the eyes of the law they've paid

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their debt to society, but are people with criminal records being

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punished again by potential employers? Figures obtained by the

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BBC show nearly half of offenders in the South are unemployed at the end

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of their probation period. Now a woman from Southampton who was

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convicted of credit card fraud has told us more should be done to help

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ex`offenders find jobs. She spoke to our home affairs correspondent, Emma

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Vardy. At the time of my offence, it became

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more of an addiction, until it was too late. Years ago, Louise was

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convicted of ten counts of fraud. She stole more than ?30,000 from her

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employers using a company credit card. She was eventually caught and

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prosecuted. I was petrified. Very disappointed, very upset. Ashamed.

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She was given a suspended jail sentence, and ordered to do

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community service here at women's Wisdom, a project in Southampton

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that fundraisers for community schemes. When a full`time job came

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up, she applied, and is now helping manage the scheme she was one song.

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I honestly thought that I would find it extremely difficult to get back

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into work. I think they definitely needs to be a lot more support out

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there for ex`offenders. Many people make that one mistake, and then that

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is their whole career and livelihood hindered. The probation service says

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people are much less likely to reoffend if they can get into a

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job, but employers are entitled to do background checks before they

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hire someone. Lower`level convictions will show up on a

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persons record for five or ten years, but people who have committed

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more serious offences will have a criminal record for life.

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Figures obtained all by the BBC show that in the south, nearly half of

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offenders on probation or unemployed at the end of their probation

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period. In Hampshire, around one in ten offenders have committed another

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offence within six months. Around a quarter of all offenders reoffend

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within a year. There is a huge stigma around people

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who have committed offences. They feel isolated, and if they do go

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forward and try to gain work, they are knocked back, so it is working

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with employers and with the offenders in order to give that

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reassurance that those opportunities are there. Anybody with petty crimes

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deserve to be given a second chance. If they have multiple convictions,

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clearly they have decided to go down that path, and they would have to do

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an awful lot to earn respect. The Government says it is bringing in

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changes to the rehabilitation process to tackle problems like

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unemployment that lead to reoffending. For Louise, changing

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public perception is just as important. If we want to see more

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ex`offenders find work. The go`ahead for a secondary free

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school in Reading has been given by the Government. Free schools have

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greater freedom than council`run schools, and this one will be run by

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a successful academy in neighbouring Wokingham. The approval could see

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three free schools up and running in the town in the next few years,

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after the council revealed it could be short of hundreds of places. Ben

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Moore reports. An academy that is already rated

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outstanding will soon be tested as it opens a second school for 900

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pupils. I think the distinctiveness of our bid is that it meets parental

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demand. This is what parents say they want. We have had 900

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expressions of interest for 278 places for this school. Reading

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needs new schools. The council predicts a shortfall of nearly 500

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places by 2021. This school joins the already approved West Reading

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education network who want to redevelop this old school. But any

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new schools will need space, and lots of it. The old frontage of the

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Royal Berkshire Hospital was once mooted as a possible location for

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the made an early school. It proved controversial, but finding a site is

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not part of the bidding process. Because the depart for education who

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will decide ultimately where schools are located. There are three or four

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places I know they are looking at. The Royal Parks Hospital was one of

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them. That is made harder because it is a much bigger school, but the key

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is always good to be that we raise standards of education opportunity

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across Reading East. So with three new schools hoping to

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open their doors by 2017, it could prove academic.

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We stay with education. Parents at a special needs school in Surrey say

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they can't understand why the county council wants to close their

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children's well`established and respected school. The council wants

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to turn Gosden House near Guildford into a centre for children with

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autism. But parents question why that should be done at the expense

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of what they say is a truly outstanding school. James Ingham

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reports. Nine`year`old Anusha is one of a

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hundred pupils at Gosden House. Anna's another. She's just four, at

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the start of her journey through school. Like all pupils here, their

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complex learning disabilities are well catered for. The school's

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possible closure leaves their parents devastated. We spent a

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year, looked across six counties to try to find the right school for

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her, and this is the only one that came anywhere close, so I can say

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from all my research, it is unique and such a disaster that they can

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even be thinking about closing it. None of the other schools felt

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right. It is like when you buy a house, and you walk in and know that

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this is the house for you. We knew it was the right place for Anna.

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Surrey County Council says it's committed to supporting pupils liked

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these, but it has more places than it needs and not enough for pupils

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with autism, which is why it wants to change what's offered here.

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Parents understand that demand needs meeting, but ask why it should

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happen at the expense of their well`established school.

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This is a totally unique school in the whole county. Pupils come from

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all over the county and even outside the county just for this expertise.

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Why would we want to waste that, to throw it away?

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4,000 people have backed these parents, signing a petition

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demanding that the council scrap its plans. They say this outstanding

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school should be celebrated, its success built upon rather than

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destroyed. The shale gas mining company

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Cuadrilla has told residents of Balcombe in West Sussex that it will

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not be fracking now or in the future. In a letter to local people,

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the firm says that rock beneath the site is naturally fractured, so

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controversial fracking techniques will not be needed to extract shale

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oil there. It's submitted a new planning application to test the

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rate of oil flow from the site. Still to come: Testing Ten Ton Tess,

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how the Second World War's biggest bomb made an impact in the new

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Forest. Parents could be left out of pocket

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and childminders driven out of business, according to the

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childminder Association, who say that members will need to put prices

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up because of changes to the way that they are regulated. The

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Government wants to introduce childminding agencies, an idea being

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trialled in parts of Hampshire and Dorset. I have four children, so to

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fund for children in child care would be astronomical. We can't

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afford for me to work, which is ridiculous. It is too much to pay

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out. It is not worth working to get the money to go into childcare

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costs. If I didn't have family to provide childcare, it wouldn't worth

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me working. For these mums, childcare is a big

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part of the family budget. Childcare agencies will encourage more people

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to get into the business, said the Government, but those in the

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profession so they are not needed. How can a lower the cost of

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childcare who will `` if they are bringing in a middleman who will

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charge parents for using the agency and charging us for registering with

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us. We run on such low margins as it is, we don't make a lot of money.

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The Government insists these agencies will help childminders and

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take the pressure of local authorities who are currently

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responsible for ensuring childminders are registered with

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Ofsted and are abiding by health and safety standard. There wouldn't be

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any extra costs. We want people to be able to be independent

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childminders, and Ofsted are clear about that as well. What we do have

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is that we have an issue with not enough people joining the

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profession, and we need to find new ways of encouraging people to join.

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Childminders are not encouraged by assurances that they will remain

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independent. They don't know how it will impact them if they want to

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remain independent, and a lot of them do, because that is why they

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entered the profession, to become self`employed and be independent.

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Trials have taken place across the country to see how agencies would be

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set up. Bournemouth and Hampshire county council is will both chosen

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to pilot the scheme, but they wanted to wait until the trials were over

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before they commented. Children's charity is helping with coordinating

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the trials, and says that the new system is being refined. We don't

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want the cost of childcare to increase the parents at all, because

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we know that lots of parents are very stretched at the moment in

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terms of childcare costs. But we do need to ensure that the quality of

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childcare is high, and this is one way that it may be possible to do

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so. For parents and childminders alike,

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these changes to childcare provisions will be closely watched.

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Lecturers from the South's universities took part in a national

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two`hour walk`out today. It's part of an ongoing protest about pay.

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Unions have described the 1% offer on the table as miserly, and say it

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represents a 13% pay cut in real terms since October 2008. The

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employers say the offer is "sustainable, fair and final". An

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increasing number of cancer patients in rural parts of the South are able

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to get chemotherapy near their homes instead of having to travel to major

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hospitals. Berkshire is the latest county to take charge of a mobile

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chemotherapy unit. The quarter`of`a`million`pound treatment

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vehicle has been provided by a charity and will be run by NHS

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staff. Nikki Mitchell reports. Chemotherapy can involve a 60 mile

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round trip to the Royal Berkshire Hospital. Public transport can take

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hours, and driving comes with the inevitable stress of trying to park.

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But not any more. This huge treatment centre on wheels will be

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driving to patience instead. `` driving the patients. We will be

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using the unit to treat between ten and 15 patients per day.

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The former Formula One team principal who was behind Jenson

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Button's success lost his mother to cancer, and the unit is made in his

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memory. My mother died of cancer, and Teddy was my father's nickname

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for her. So this is a special day. The other unit is `` the other unit

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to Mac already in operation in other area are showing that these units

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can greatly reduce stress on patients. It is an enormous

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challenge to beat cancer, and I want to share this help. Initially, the

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unit will treat people in Thatcher and Henley`on`Thames, but it is

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hoped to roll out as far as Hungerford in the future. And the

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charity wants one of these fans in every county in England.

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Access to the mobile chemotherapy units for rural areas. Now, let's

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look ahead to the weekend, the FA Cup, and of course the Cherries.

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Bournemouth very excited, and those who could get tickets, national

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attention, it is all set up for a fantastic occasion. A nice little

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back story to this. I was looking at the archive

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images! One man we know well features.

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Bournemouth and Burton Albion fans struck up a rapport during the

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protracted third round tie, but the Cherries forged strong link with

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Liverpool at the turn`of`the`century. One young

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player that night certainly had some food for thought, which could come

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in very useful this weekend. As the teams ran out, 100 balloons

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drifted into the wintry sky, one for every year of football played by AFC

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Bournemouth. It was a centenary which Bournemouth nearly didn't

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reach. Three years before this night, the club have almost gone

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bust. They were saved by a landmark community takeover. It was packed

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for Liverpool's visit, and Gerard Houllier fielded a strong side.

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Bournemouth lost the Game 4`0. In the Cherries side, a talented young

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defender, learning fast. A great experience to play against

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world`class players like that. Certainly different from an average

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division two game. 14 years on, Eddie Howe would no

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doubt say the same to his players. Beyond the guard as the likes of

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Luis Suarez come through. We want the players to express themselves

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and show how good they are. And from my perspective, we have got to try

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to get the game right and try to make it tough for Liverpool.

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Those who help make the centenary game possible will no doubt share in

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the pride where Bournemouth sit today.

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Tremendous to see how things have changed, and Eddie Howe has changed

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a bit as well! Now, as training`ground bust`ups go,

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this sounds like one of the more unpleasant. Southampton Football

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Club has suspended record signing Dani Osvaldo for two weeks. It

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follows an incident at the club's training ground in which Osvaldo

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squared up to team`mate Jose Fonte, leaving the defender bleeding. The

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28`year`old Italian striker signed for the club in August in a deal

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worth ?15 million. Last month he was suspended for three games for his

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part in a scuffle on the bench at Newcastle. In 2011 he was suspended

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by former club Roma for slapping a team`mate.

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Hampshire cricket of signed Carl Abbott from South Africa. He has

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played in every form of the game his country, and will arrive in time for

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the county's second of the season. The 26`year`old has taken 125

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first`class wickets in his home country. A lot of people talking

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today about Carl Abbott being a good player, South Africa over here for a

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series, and he could in theory be called up to play for them, and then

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his appearances for Hampshire would be limited, so they are hoping that

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want happen. This is a great story now. Let's

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think back a few years. It was nicknamed Ten Ton Tess ` the biggest

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bomb dropped by British forces during World War Two. Designed by

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bouncing bomb inventor Barnes Wallis, Grand Slam was dropped

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mainly on viaducts and bridges. But before being dropped in Germany, it

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was tested here in the South. And now archaeologists in the New

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Forest have started to examine a test target for the bomb that has

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been buried for the last six decades. Our reporter Rob Powell has

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been on the trail of the earthquake bomb.

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We thought this 12,000 pounder was big a month ago, but it is only half

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the size of Ten Ton Tess, the new big bomb. It burrows into the

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ground, explodes, and the shock waves destroy the target. The

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tremendous explosion throws up a column of earth and smoke like a

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great inverted mountain. Even at this height, the aircraft shudders

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under the shock. But it was here in the new Forest

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whether Barnes Wallis designed bomb was first tested. This area was

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chosen because of its size and isolation. 5000 acres were cordoned

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off using a nine mile fence. Little is left of the range above ground

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nowadays apart from a few craters and this mound. Buried beneath this

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mound is the prototype bomb shelter, partly destroyed in the

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1940s when the Grand Slam was tested on it. It was being used to test the

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development of air raid shelters. After the war, they couldn't

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actually dismantle it, so what they did was cover it in Perth. And what

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we are doing is using our techniques to see the condition of the

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structure as it is now 66 years later. Archaeologists have been

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using probes to map out structure. These are electrical probes which

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pass a small current through, so small it can barely be detected, but

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it allows us to measure the resistance in the soil in between

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them. It gives them a better idea of the state of the structure, and what

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is remaining there, and then they can make a decision about what they

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want to do next. That could involve further research, conservation or

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excavation. An effort to protect what Ten Ton Tess almost destroyed.

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An extraordinary story. And just to let you know that so many of you

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sent in your stories about the First World War, your family involvement,

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and we are going to be looking at some of those stories in the next

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few weeks, so make sure you stay with us here on the programme for

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that. Onto the weather, and it is not looking good, is it?

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It never is! Sorry, Alexis.

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No, and I can't bring good news. We just want a little glimmer of hope!

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For your football game on Saturday, there is a glimmer of hope. It will

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be mainly dry, because that is one of our better days. As we look ahead

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towards tomorrow and also Sunday, not looking so good. Not everyone

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will be affected by really heavy rainfall. We do have some weather

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pictures for you. Maureen Coles took this photo of the

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sunrise over Southsea this morning from Gosport.

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Keith Nisbet captured the morning dew on cobwebs on Chalton Down in

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Hampshire whilst the sun was rising. And John Young took this photo of a

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robin singing on Bowling Alley Walk in Dorchester.

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We did see some sunshine today, but the rain is going to arrive

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overnight tonight. We have two weather warnings in force, one for

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tomorrow lasting through into the night, and one for Sunday. Through

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the course of tonight, maybe a frost initially under those clearing

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skies, but we will see a band of rain arriving from the West during

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the course of the night, and that will allow temperatures to rise

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slightly. A touch of frost initially, before the band of rain

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arrived during the early hours of the morning, the Western areas

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initially. Temperatures falling initially during the first Park of

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the night `` part of the night. The rain will start to edge its way

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eastwards, which is why the Met office have issued a yellow weather

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warning. We could see around three quarters of an inch of rain falling

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through Dorset, Hampshire, Wiltshire and the Isle of Wight, but those are

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the counties and areas affected by the weather warning. Elsewhere,

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still the risk of localised flooding. That band of rain will

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engulf much of the region tomorrow, little respite from it throughout

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the day, and it will last through tomorrow night, with temperatures up

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to around 6`10 Celsius. These temperatures will rise later in the

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day. The rain eventually clears tomorrow night, and we will see a

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little mist and fog with all the moisture in the air. Temperatures

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down to around 6`8 Celsius. A decent day on Saturday until the evening,

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when a band of showers moves in, but this is the feature we are keeping a

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close eye on, and that is heading our way for Sunday. The winds will

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pick`up, gusts along the south coast. The Met Office have issued

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yellow weather warning for that, so the warnings in force from tonight

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through tomorrow and also for Sunday. The days in between will be

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slightly drier. Umbrellas and galoshes! That's it

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for now. More from us at eight and 10.25. Goodbye for now.

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A star will be born on The Voice 2014!

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