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That's all from the BBC News at Six - on BBC One we now

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

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Extreme and sickening violence ` police investigate the murder of a

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newsagent kicked to death on his way to work.

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"She died in the hands of those who were meant to care for her" ` the

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parents of Elisha Langley criticises doctors who failed to diagnose an

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abscess on her brain. I knew everything. Her expressions, the way

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she was behaving, the look on her face. But no one was listening to

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me. A familiar colour for Sir Ben, this

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golden container signals a new age for Southampton Port. And we are

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searching for dinosaurs on the Isle of Wight.

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The level of violence was extreme and sickening, according to the

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detective leading the investigation into the death of a man from

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Eastleigh. 35`year`old Choudhry Zishan was attacked and killed on

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his way to work in the early hours of yesterday morning. He was married

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with a young child. Two men have been arrested and remain in custody.

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Our reporter, James Ingham, is in Eastleigh this evening and joins us

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now with the latest. Flowers and messages have been left

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here all day by people who knew this man. There is a sense of sadness,

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shock and anger in this part of Eastleigh. The man was killed so

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close to where he lived and worked. Choudhry Zishan rant this newsagent

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with his brother near Eastleigh town centre. Yesterday morning, he was

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brutally attacked close to the store. Two men have been arrested

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and they are being questioned this evening. The police are still keen

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to speak to anyone who may have seen men behaving aggressively or

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witnessed the attack. I believe it was a robbery. The

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victim had just got up to go to work. He was attacked viciously by

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these individuals. There may have been shouting that may have walk`in

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people up and I am really keen for those people to contact us ``

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walk`in people. Dozens of tributes for a much loved

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man. It does make you sick. He was such a lovely man. My little boy

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loved him to bits. He was that kind of guy. I was devastated when I

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heard yesterday. This afternoon police put leaflets

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through doors reassuring residents that this part of Eastleigh is

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generally safe and that crime levels are falling ill stop in the last

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hour, the scheme in the meeting was held. Choudhry Zishan was married

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with a young child and they were a big part of this community. Police

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are looking for a pair of shoes and a top that the attackers may have

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discarded as they fled from the area. They are asking residents to

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search in bins for what may be crucial evidence. They continued to

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question two men in their 20s and they have until 10pm to charge them

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or to apply to the court for further time.

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"She died in the hands of those who were meant to care for her". The

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words of the parents of Elisha Langley who died after doctors

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failed to diagnose an abscess on her brain following a routine operation.

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Elisha had learning disabilities and today a coroner with twenty years of

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experience said he has rarely heard a case with quite such an emotive

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case. Our reporter, Nikki Mitchell, spoke to Elisha's parents after the

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inquest. Yesterday, Mother's Day, was spent

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grieving for my daughter Elisha. Elisha died because they could not

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understand her. She could not tell them that she had a headache and for

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that reason, she died in the hands of those that we put our trust in.

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In the weeks before her death Elisha Langley's parents told the hospital

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she was in agony. She was biting her wrists and

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leaving teeth marks and then putting her hands cupped up to her head and

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holding her head. So, she was in a lot of pain. I made them aware of

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this. But no one was listening to me. It was as if I was overreacting.

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Hampshire Hospital's NHS trust offered is sincere condolences to

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the family. It says it has implemented a number of changes

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following the investigation into her care.

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Those changes include the need for medical staff to consider early

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diagnostic scans for patients with learning difficulties. Had Elisha

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had a scan before her supposedly routine operation, a defect on her

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skull would have been revealed and her case could have been reviewed.

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Again, when Elisha was gravely ill in the weeks after her operation

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here, an earlier CT scan would have revealed the brain abscess that

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killed her. Perhaps in time to save her life.

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What is really tragic about what the coroner said was that the failures

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that he identified really echoed so strongly many of the cases Mencap

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has experienced. He emphasised that listening to the family, acting

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sooner to make that diagnosis, could have perhaps saved Elisha's life.

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Today there is someone else in that situation. The people who love them

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are talking to the medical professionals who are not listening.

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Elisha Langley's Ashes have pride of place at home. She had a happy life

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and her parents are desperate for a lesson to be learned from her death.

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And you can find out more about that by going to the Mencap website,

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www.mencap.org.uk, and looking for campaigns.

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Last month more than 80 homes on a Basingstoke housing estate were

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evacuated, when flood water mixed with raw sewage started to flow

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through their streets. The local council has asked the government for

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almost ?500,000 to help cover the clear`up costs. Joe Campbell has

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been to see some of the residents returning to their homes.

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The waters may have gone, but it will be many more months before life

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can return to normal here. Skips dot the estate.

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Inside the recently flooded home, the scale of the damage becomes

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clear. This woman has returned to her sewage `damaged home. It is

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heartbreaking. Everything you have worked for has gone. It is simple

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things, like I used to have a "memory box" with all my children's

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things in it ` they are all adults now ` like little cards that they

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used to draw me when they were kids. These blood serum lasted for more

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than a month, but it was the vulnerability of many residents that

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made it so hard here. We had to install wet rooms in these temporary

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accommodation to make sure they were suitable for the resident's needs.

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As the sandbags wait to be collected, people are asking what

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will happen if it happens again. It was previously not an area that we

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were worried about, but in the future it will be on our radar. The

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movers were today shifting what could be Jake three saved, but it

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will be months before they can return.

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It has taken six months, but work has finally re`started on the

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multi`million pound hotel and media centre at Hampshire's Aegeas Bowl

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cricket ground, on the outskirts of Southampton. Work came to an abrupt

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halt when the developers, Denizen, went into administration in

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September. Now a local company has ridden to the rescue, just in time

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for the new cricket season. Bob Everett reports.

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The hard hats were back on site at the Ageas Bowl today ` a welcome

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return as far as Hampshire Cricket administrators were concerned. The

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site doors were shut in the faces of shocked sub`contractors in October.

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Since then, there's been intensive work to find a way of finishing this

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175`bedroom showpiece. There has been a lot of work

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behind`the`scenes to get this project back on track. We are

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delighted to announce today that work has recommenced. It will be

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finished by probably next spring, but crucially it will be within the

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original budget. So it is good news all round and a good way to start

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the season. The money to finish the job will be

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provided, not by the Co`op Bank who provided the original finance, but

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Omni Capital, a company specialising in short`term funding for property

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development. The new contractor is Powell's, a local firm who have

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worked here before on Hampshire's spectacular pavilion. The first job

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will be to finish the media centre before this summer's showpiece Test

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match. We have always agreed with the ECB that we would have `

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although we already have media facilities here and we have already

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held a Test match with those facilities ` that for the India Test

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match the new media centre would be up and running.

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When it is finished, Eastleigh Borough Council will buy the

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development for ?27 million and rent it back to Hampshire, who will run

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it as a Hilton hotel. That won't now be until Spring next year ` but all

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involved will probably agree, better late than never. Bob Everett, BBC

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South Today. A murder investigation is continuing in Bournemouth after a

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woman died over the weekend. Part of St Michael's Road in the town centre

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was cordoned off yesterday afternoon. Officers were called to a

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property where they found the woman. She was pronounced dead at the

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scene. A man has been arrested. Still to come in this evening's

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South Today: Bringing them up to date, a frightening new generation

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of dinosaurs arrive on the Isle of Wight. A new container terminal has

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been opened in Southampton. It is able to handle the largest container

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ships. Our transport correspondent was there.

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It has been a big day for the port. Here is one of the largest container

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ships in the world. The sailor signalled the loading of the Golden

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container in recognition of his Olympic medals. From the top of the

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new cream, the scale of the project is clear. `` crane. This one that

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carries 16 thousand boxes. To keep up with the global trend, the port

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had to keep up. It is not just what you can see. To get these giant

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ships into port, a 25 mile channel has been dredged to make it the poor

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out past the Isle of Wight. We have some new cranes here, that are much

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more technical and with controlled much more like an Xbox.

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Nearly half of everything that sells on the high street passes through

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here. It contributes ?1 million a year to the economy and it supports

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1500 jobs. This is about British manufacturing and exports.

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Southampton is one of Britain's major gateways.

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The ship's Captain points out that Southampton had fallen behind the

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rest of the world. Finally, we have facilities for the big vessels. We

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have used ports like this in China and we are lucky to have one here in

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Southampton now. This immense Southampton's position as Britain's

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second busiest container port. We will have more in just if you

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moments time. Now, laughter could well be the best

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medicine ` if new research from Southampton University is to be

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believed. Guidebooks containing funny cartoons were given to

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patients with chronic kidney disease to inform them about their

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condition. The trial found that the method could help people with

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long`term diseases understand and cope better.

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If you talk to people who have got long`term conditions, they use

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humour a lot. It helps people to cope, it helps people to talk to

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each other, and to understand. It is part of the human condition to use

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humour a lot in any case, in lots of situations. So I think it is a

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really good way of engaging people and getting people to think about

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things from a slightly quirky and different angle. Southampton decided

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today to publish the highlights of the last financial year.

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Southampton's new board of directors say they have inherited a "difficult

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financial situation" from their previous chairman, Nicola Cortese.

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Financial figures from their first year back in the Premier League show

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a net loss of just over ?7 million and the club is still to pay ?27

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million in transfer fees. The cost of a new training ground has also

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doubled to ?30 million. Despite this, Saints say they are under no

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pressure to sell star players and now have "clear and structured plans

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in place to progress the club." What a win against Newcastle at the

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weekend. They finally stored before half time. Jay Rodriguez finally put

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Saints one`up after breaking the offside trap with Rickie Lambert.

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Lambert himself grabbed a second just after half`time, before captain

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Adam Lallana produced the game's stand`out moment with a stunning

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25`yard strike. Rodriguez then completed the rout, making it four

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and moving Saints up to eighth. Now time for a round up of our teams

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in the Football League. Readings stay in the final draw in

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the championship after this draw. Filed in the area, the penalty

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converted. Reading's becoming a major concern, six matches without a

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win. Leicester and Burnley are both due, so impressive away form could

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be the key. Could Bournemouth join Reading in the play`offs? Top scorer

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got another two goals, including a penalty, to take his total for the

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season up to 19. Bournemouth are now four places behind Reading ``

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Reading. They play Harry Redknapp's QPR earn it weekend. `` next

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weekend. And on Late Kick Off tonight we'll

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have behind the scenes footage from Pompey's win at Newport, including

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inside the dressing room, where Andy Awford got his message across. A

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penalty got things under way. Here it comes. The striker picked himself

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up to score the goal. Newport's Adam Chapman was shown a straight red

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card. A great goal coming up from Jed Wallace. A fine header doubling

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Pompey's lead. Then Ismail Yakubu pulled a goal back for County. Big

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result for us, big performances. Effort, commitment, desire. It would

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not be Pompey if it was not close to the wire.

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We will have behind`the`scenes footage from Pompey's win at

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Newport. Including this from the dressing room. And Pompey Chairman

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Ian McInnes will join me live on the sofa. So that's Late Kick Off, BBC

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One, 11.25pm. Sholing are all`square with

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Eastbourne after the first leg of their FA Vase semi final ended

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two`all. The Boatmen went into the game as favourites and took an early

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lead through an own`goal, before two Eastbourne goals looked to have put

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the visitors on course for a surprise victory. In the 83rd

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minute, Man of the Match Mike Carter pulled the Wessex League side level,

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leaving the tie delicately poised. One team who've already played at

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Wembley is Broadstone Middle School's Under 13's girls team! Here

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they are yesterday, walking up the Wembley step, wearing Bournemouth

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colours after they won the Football The's girls cup. It is a national

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six aside competition that over 700 sides entered. Captain Molly Pike

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scored the winner in a 1`0 victory over Thames Telford School in the

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final. Brilliant memories for everyone to win at Wembley.

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In basketballl, needing just one more win to retain their Division

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One league title, Reading Rockets lost in the last three seconds to

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Worthing Thunder. With the trophy seemingly on its way to Reading,

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Thunder's American Terrell Bell rose high to take the rebound and score

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off the glass to give his side the Victory. The Rockets now have to

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beat Medway Park on Saturday to win the league. They will be hopeful of

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doing that. Shall we stay with sport, because

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one of our great sporting heroes... Last week Sir Ben Ainslie told us he

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was planning to base his bid for the America's Cup here in the South.

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The four time Olympic gold medallist won the oldest and most prestigious

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prize in sailing last year as navigator onboard an American backed

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boat. Earlier today I spoke to him as he

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opened the new berth at Southampton's Container Terminal and

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started by asking him how far his America's Cup plans had progressed.

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We really want to be based on the south coast, that is where the

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America's Cup started all those years ago in 1851, we have got a

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short list of two or three final venues, sailing here from next year

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which is really exciting. So you don't know where to be precisely? We

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haven't made that final decision. We are waiting for more information. We

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expected any day now. That decides the size of boat. Is it going to be

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the same as last year? We have a pretty good idea of what the size of

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boat will be. A see`72, flying around San Francisco Bay last time.

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How about the funding? You spent the best part of a year doing it. ?80

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million, is that the budget? It is around that figure, a lot of money

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to raise. It has been flat`out in trying to find investors. That is

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where British teams have failed in the past, they haven't got the

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finance. Yes. It is sailing's version of Formula one. I have got

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this little memento for you. Thank you, how late were you out last

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night baking that one? Enjoy. I don't know what it tasted like but

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I'm sure it was very nice. We will hear more in the coming weeks from

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Ben. Under the weather. Have you had your car covered in dust? Absolutely

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smothered. My car is covered in dust, and it is

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being blown really quickly over the Mediterranean and up to last.

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Vanessa Pickett captured the dust on her car in Horndean in Hampshire.

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Grahame Howard photographed a common teal in the sunshine in Weymouth

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today. And Shaun Fisher took this photo in Stoner near

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Henley`on`Thames. A pleasant day today, we saw one or

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two showers pop`up, one or two thunderstorms could be this

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evening. There is quite a lot of pollution in the air. One of those

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things is the Saharan dust moving up from the south`east. Thunderstorms

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are a possibility, but once they clear, the sky will clear in places

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allowing mist and fog to form. Once these showers clear, the skies will

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clear, allowing sea fog to develop. Temperatures falling to seven or

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nine Celsius. You can see the wind is coming in from the south`east,

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that may bring more dust up from the south`east. Sea fog may linger along

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the south coast, clearing parts of Hampshire and East Sussex. It moves

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westwards. Elsewhere, mist and fog should clear swiftly, sunny spells

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developing. A lot of high cloud around, it will not be wall`to`wall

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sunshine. Highs of 17 Celsius Inland, cooler along the coast with

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that breeze. The breeze will stay with us over the course of the day

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tomorrow. Tomorrow evening and overnight, there is the risk of one

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or two showers. Becoming more frequent during the middle part of

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the night tomorrow, temperatures falling to a very mild ten to 11

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Celsius. A dry start to the day on Wednesday, Wednesday may well be the

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warmest day of the week. We are expecting highs of 18 Celsius

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widely, in inland areas, along the coast, 16 Celsius. Elsewhere parts

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of Surrey and Sussex Inland could see temperatures soar to around 20

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Celsius. A few rain showers for the western part of the country. It will

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stay mainly dry for most people. There is a chance of those showers

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later on in the evening and overnight. Rain will affect us on

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Thursday, but by Friday we should see drier conditions.

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Thank you. It's a holiday snapshot that thousands of us must have taken

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over the last 42 years, sat on giant plastic dinosaurs at Blackgang Chine

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on the Isle of Wight. They were lowered into place by

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helicopter in 1972 as Dinosaur Land opened its doors. Back then the

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static models were something to talk about but they're looking more dated

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in today's modern technological age. And this weekend life`size

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animatronics were brought to the park as it reopened for the holiday

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season. Steve Humphrey reports. He has stuck out his scaly neck and

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take another look. On the south coast of the Isle of

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Wight are heard of dinosaurs has found a new home in a high security

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enclosure at Blackgang Chine. I think they are bit scary. I think

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they are really realistic, they are brilliant, one of them steered me on

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the way down. Even the smaller ones are quite scary because they make

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loads of noise. It is really fluid. It doesn't look like there are

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mechanics inside it. These animatronic dinosaurs are a big

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investment for the family that's been running this theme park since

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1843, but the cost isn't being revealed. In the summer, 80 people

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work here. People's expectations are continually evolving. We had to not

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just keep race with that, we had to get ahead of that. To see the level

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of investment, time and effort that has gone into this project, to see

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the little ones running around and enjoying it, seeing the smiles on

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their faces, that to us is the key. The Isle of Wight is no stranger to

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dinosaur tourist attraction. Back in 1972, the first family of moderate

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dinosaurs `` model dinosaurs were flown in live on Blue Peter. Lots of

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visitors witnessed the event for decades ago. John Noakes took part

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in the monster moving operation. It was impossible to see into the

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valley where the monsters were being dropped. I could only see windswept

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trees as they were carefully lowered into position. I must say, they

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looked incredibly real sitting in there new home. It was a great day

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for us. It was my first ever trip in a helicopter. Those original static

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dinosaurs took `` developed quite a fan club. Many people remember

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visiting them on trips to the Isle of Wight. Some of the original

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dinosaurs remain in the new attraction, but those old static

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models are now greatly outnumbered by their new animatronic cousins.

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That is wonderful, isn't it? You can see Steve's report again and have a

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look at some more of your pictures from Dinosaur Land on our Facebook

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page. Always send in your photographs. Tomorrow, tonight?

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There is a test on tomorrow. But tonight, Late Kick`off, Ian

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McGuinness is going to be with us. Do join us for that. Good night.

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