27/02/2014 South Today

A motorist has been jailed for nine years for killing two teenage girls

while driving at more than twice the speed limit, and under the influence

of drugs. Samuel Etherington crashed into 14`year`old Jasmine Allsop and

Olvia Lewry, who was 16, in a residential street in Gosport. He

pleaded guilty to causing their deaths by dangerous driving in what

the judge described as the most serious case of its kind a court

could hear. Our reporter Lewis Coombes was at Winchester Crown

Court today, and joins us from there now. Lewis, these were tragic

Olivia Lewry also released a statement today, which read, thank

you to family, friends and colleagues

what did the judge say about this case?

In summary, the judge described this as one of the most serious cases of

death by dangerous driving that he had ever seen. He hoped that the

severity of the sentence would be a warning to other people who were

considering being so irresponsible. IMac thank you.

A banned driver who was convicted of causing the death of a sixteen year

old moped Cassie's mother believes her

daughter's murder was preventable. She wants a full public enquiry.

Yesterday, the Crown Prosecution Service were criticised.

We have learnt lessons in terms of dealing with domestic abuse. Our

main priority is to protect life. And to put prevent these crimes from

happening, where we can. But these crimes duty patterning.

Two women are killed every week by current or former partners in

England and Wales. Refuge support 3000 children on any given day.

a petition in support of Cassie's family, calling on

it. For children and two adults share this two bedroom flats. The

mother did not want to be identified.

Sometimes I do get really uptight, but can't do anything. I just have

to wait till something comes up, but sometimes I get really depressed.

Her family could do with a three`bedroom house, like this one.

After 35 years, June is now alone and ready to downsize. It's too big

for me. Other people could come in with a

big family, and it would help them out. As of last year, social housing

tenants who do governments decide have to many bedrooms could have

in the Taekwondo Junior World Championships.

Mourners from Worthing have been left angry and upset following an

announcement that personalised memorabilia left in the crematorium

gardens would be cleared away. The council has made the decision

following a dramatic increase in tributes left for loved ones.

Frankie Peck reports. Can anybody see this as offensive?

Can anybody see any tribute to a loved one as offensive? I don't

think so. John Gladman had this memorial

plaque made by a friend in honour North Hampshire town of Bordon. They

claim the phone signal within a three mile radius of the town has

been unreliable for around two years. However, it's recently got

much worse ` with no signal for two of the last three months. Vodafone

has admitted there's a problem but hasn't been able to say when it'll

be fixed. Jo Kent reports. The Vodafone signal in Bordon is so

poor that more than 300 residents have joined a Facebook group to try

to force action. My boss texts me on a day`to`day

basis to ask me to go and care for someone, and obviously I can't

because I don't receive the texts. My little boy hasn't been very well,

and I've got no way of contacting doctors' surgeries. I've had to go

around and knock on neighbours a new provider providing a more

reliable service. I'm sure the reception on Luke

Shaw's phone was at school when Roy Hodgson called in today. I think we

expected short dash he has done so well this season. This is another in

the production line for SAP Hampton. Only this week, they had another

players scored his debut for the England under 17 squad. Luke Shaw,

he was named in the England squad today, joins Adam Lallana, Jay

Rodriguez and Rickie Lambert for the game against Denmark next week.

Shaw was receiving title. There's live coverage on the

BBC red button from 11.20PM tonight. A teenager from Southampton is set

to take on his biggest challenge yet when he competes at the Junior World

Championships in the sport of taekwondo. Archie Waldock has come

through the ranks at the BTS club in Southampton, home to some of the

best young taekwondo fighters in the country.

Archie may only be 15, but his achievements in tae kwon do is

already lengthy. I started when I was 11.

I really enjoyed it, but didn't win much. Last season, I won gold in the

Spanish open, and silver in the Austrian open. This season, so

Despite the harsh conditions, one group at Winchester Prison produced

a secret newspaper ` called the Winchester Whisperer. As Steve

Humphrey has been discovering, a rare surviving copy provides a

unique insight into the motives of the men who didn't go to war.

Winchester's Victorian prison has housed a wide range of criminals

over the decades, and these two murderers. `` from these two

I had a small pencil in which I murderers.

I had a small pencil in which I wrote out the material. Then I

handed it to somebody who bounded. It was circulated by hand.

One copy survives in a public archive. It's here as the

headquarters of the Quakers in central London. Today, they've

agreed to show it to us. It is so delicate that it's brought

out very rarely. It was written on toilet paper.

Men who, despite everything the 30s did, ducked by their principles.

It's such an extraordinary story that we thought you might like to

see some pages. . If you go to our Facebook page ` the address is there

on the screen ` you can have a closer look at some of the things

written in the secret newspaper from a century ago.

There are hundreds of stories in the World War One At Home series being

broadcast on BBC local radio over the coming months. If you want to

see more, go to bbc.co.uk/ww1 and follow the links. And our series

continues tomorrow. .