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If companies, cinema chains, restaurants,

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don't like the proposals thdn the council will have spent over

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half a million of charge paxers money for no good reason at all

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A court hears arguments over who was responsible for safety at the

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Ageas Bowl after a wall collapsed, killing a man.

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The building boom for the student generation ` thd purpose

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built halls of residence frdeing up houses in our towns and cithes.

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A lot of people want to comd and live here

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And one man's dream ` a boat designer shows off super yacht

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technology for the regular sailor at the Southampton Boat Show.

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The America's Cup blew everxbody away with the foiling boats and I

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figured, well, I will never afford one of those

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so there was foiling envy which in turn ended up with a foiling boat.

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It was a ?100 million vision to tr`nsform

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Over seven years, the plans changed and shrunk.

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Now the development partner has walked away.

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So Arun Council is proposing to go it alone,

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spending a quarter of a million pounds drawing up new proposals

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getting planning permission and trying to find a new developer.

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Critics say it could be an expensive disaster.

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Briony Leyland is live tonight in the resort.

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This is the Regis Centre. It is just a few steps from the sea. It has a

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theatre and a cafe. Arun Cotncil owns all of this area. An estate

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agent might say there is pldnty of scope for modernisation. Th`t is

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proving controversial. Fast moves in the Regis

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Centre dance studio today. But changes to this building

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and the surrounding area have moved Seven years ago came ?100 mhllion

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proposals from developers to regenerate

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three sites in Bognor Regis. Ideas included flats,

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a hotel and a multiplex cindma. The developer says the schele has

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changed over time because of market Arun Council is looking at putting

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in its own planning application They have turned the whole

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regeneration process upside down. Where normally it would be

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the developer who would takd the financial risk, this tile it is

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the council and the taxpayer. If companies, cinema chains,

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restaurants don't like the proposals then the council will have spent

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over ?500,000 of charge paydrs' The leader

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of the council told us todax... Critics are concerned about the

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impact of a new cinema on the town's existing Picturedrome

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and the fact that housing whll be I don't think they have kept an open

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mind about it because basic`lly the thing behind it is flats.

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Flats will pay. As far as the council is concerned,

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flats mean continuing futurd income. They have always wanted to

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put flats on this site. It is not to the benefit

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of the town, only the counchl. Change may be controversial but

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on the recently refurbished Main Street of Bognor there is cdrtainly

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an appetite for regeneration. It does really need doing up

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because it's, yeah, a lot worse than I've been here

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for nearly 50 years and it hasn t I think Arun Council needs

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to invest in Bognor. Joining me is the Chief Executive of

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Arun Council. Frustration from people in patient for regendration.

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You have effectively lost sdven or eight years. That was originally

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2006 so a lot has happened, particularly the economic

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regeneration in terms of economic development and how things `re going

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forward. Over the last couple of years, we have worked with the

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developer to find out more `bout the market and what is commerci`lly

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viable and how we can take ht forward. We wanted to happen as as

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possible so we have came to an agreement with the developers to end

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the agreement. Now we are going for the widest consultation possible.

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They are a prestigious developer and couldn't make it work over seven or

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eight years. What makes you think the council can? The market has

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changed. We have had conversations with other developers and wd believe

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we can get the very best for Bognor Regis residents now than we could

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previously. Critics say it could be an expensive disaster. It is a big

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risk to take on the cost. Lhning permissions are a big risk for

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developers and that can put them off bidding at all or giving a worse

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bed. So we are trying to relove the risk for everybody and get the best

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price for the taxpayer. Another risk is yet bringing the developdr

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unpopular with local people. People do not want a multiplex are lots of

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flats. What we now is we must have a good solid anchor tenant. Whether

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that is a cinema, hotel, restaurant, it needs to bring in fitful enough

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that we have a viable time over financially. The council has worked

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very hard on not increasing council tax. We do not want to add ` burden

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to the taxpayer therefore wd do not want to build any white elephants,

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just things that work. Will consultation be genuine? Certainly.

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We want to hear what other people have to say and we will takd note of

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those views that come in. Consultation is expected to be in

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the New Year. The head of the Portsmouth Council

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panel which was scrutinising the decisions over Ashya King's welfare

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has resigned over differencds with Portsmouth City Council madd

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the five`year`old a ward of court after he was taken from hospital by

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his parents against medical advice. Alastair Thompson claims moves to

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examine the council's dealings with Our political editor

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Peter Henley is here. Given the controversy around Ashya

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King's treatment by the authorities, of his parents led to their jailing

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until public opinion forced politicians right up to the Prime

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Minister to get involved, qtestions about lessons to be learned were

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always going to be a hot potato But there is some very strong

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language in this resignation letter

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Alastair Thompson claims his inquiries were treated with

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contempt. The councillor accuses the Chief

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Executive of Portsmouth Council of disgraceful behaviour, intolerable

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and undemocratic. I think there are serious qtestions

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that need answering, not le`st that of the council, which played an

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integral part in this very tragic case about a very profoundlx ill boy

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and his family, did we follow our Could we have been more hum`ne

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in the way that we carried out It's all a question of who's

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best placed to get answers. They claim the

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Safeguarding Children Board is better placed to make inquiries

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of the hospital and police. The Conservative leader of the

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council is backing her officers Councillor Thompson actuallx wanted

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to carry out the investigation himself,

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summons the hospital, the police, and I believe that should bd done

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by an independent body as opposed to It shows bad relations, thotgh,

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between your group I think Alistair feels quitd

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strongly ` he was chair of our scrutinx

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management committee ` that there These things happen all the time

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in local government. They may happen sometimes btt this

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is on top of accusations of bullying and a real spotlight on Ashxa King.

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The building of a new stand at Hampshire's cricket ground,

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The Rosebowl, was marred fotr years ago by the death of a builddr.

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Phillip Carsley was crushed when a wall collapsed on hil.

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Now the director of the firl putting up that wall has gone on trhal

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This major construction project was partway through when a labotrer on

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site was killed. Philip Carsley was on his first day of work at Rosebowl

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Stadium when a wall collapsdd on them, crushing him to death. Ian

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Gold is charged with failing to protect safety. These director of

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the firm which was erecting their walls. We learned in court several

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subcontractors had been involved. The site manager seen here hn the

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blue shirt was questioned on his role and safety response poses that

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day. David Morgan said therd had been disagreements about how the

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walls should be supported whth his company preferring one method and Mr

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Gould favouring another. He said when the first walls were moved into

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place, holes had not been true not in place which would hold them to

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the ground. That was despitd parts being available on site. He denied

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he had any responsibility for this death and said he had done

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everything he thought necessary on the morning of the accident. When

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asked by the defence barristers whether Mr Gould was to blale for

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the death he said no. A trahnee manager also gave evidence today

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telling the court how he trhed to pull the wall of Mr Carsley. Despite

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paramedic attempts, nothing could be done to save his life.

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A man has appeared at Winchdster Crown Court charged with murdering

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Pennie Davies was found stabbed to death in a field near Beaulheu

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Justin Robertson was remanddd in custody and will reappear

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Meanwhile, detectives have arrested three more

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people on suspicion of assisting an offender ` two men, aged 29

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An exploratory oil and gas well is now under construction in a

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Celtique Energy was granted permission to erect a temporary

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Celtique has said it would never frack on the site.

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Still to come in this evening's South Tod`y:

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Reading make it three wins out of three.

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The Royals move up to sixth after a five`goal thriller at the M`d Stad.

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More than 70 students in Winchester have had to be put up

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in hotels because of an accommodation shortagd.

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It's thought to be a tempor`ry problem caused by a larger than

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Meanwhile, universities in Reading, Bournemouth and Southampton are

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experiencing a building bool, with new halls of residence.

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It frees up hundreds of houses and means students are more

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manageable ` contained in one place rather than across towns.

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Here's our business correspondent.

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She has come all the way from Florida to study graphhc design

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Waiting for her, new accommodation has been completed

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A lot of people wanted to come here because it is brand`new, obviously,

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and we all saw the glitzy photos and everything.

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We came here and I think it lived up to ht and we

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It's really nice to live somewhere new.

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It's like a hotel in comparhson to a lot of other places.

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The new halls at the University will housd 38

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Universities are increasingly investing their funding

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in their core academic business and research and leaving spdcialist

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halls management companies to help run halls of residence.

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It is about putting their ftnding more towards the expertise they need

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to be doing so it is not done as a moneymaking venture.

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In Southampton, another new building.

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The Mayflower halls will be home to 1100 people.

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Developments like this are growing in popularity.

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It has been built privately but will be managed

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For students staying here, ht will cost between ?136 and ?175 per week.

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The rooms free up more than 200

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houses that were previously rented by first`year students.

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Some of my members have complaindd to me

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that they had vacancies and void properties throughout last xear

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They blame the impact of thdse large halls of residence. In actu`l

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fact, the rest of the landlords I represent are of the opinion that

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they are enjoying a good business, housing good quality students and we

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of Reading, all the halls wdre sold three years ago.

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The new hall has just been completed.

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keep hundreds of students in one place.

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That reduces impact neighbourhoods and increases

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Southampton councillors are meeting now to decide whether to prdss ahead

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It's not just cuts to services ` 80 jobs at

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The authority is also considering a tax on bars

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For Southampton City Council, costs or `` are increasing. It nedds to

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cut ?75 million over five ydars This evening, they vote over plans

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to save ?8 million between now and the end of April 2016. That would

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mean budget cuts to health `nd adult social care, transport and leisure.

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It also means the loss of up to 80 jobs. The leader of the council says

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the financial pressures comd from a reduction in funding from cdntral

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government. The longer it goes on, the harder it is to make effective

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cuts without losing front lhne services. We continue to strive for

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efficiency savings. What we have now is what we predicted, more job cuts.

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When we ran the council we did everything we could to prevdnt that

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and now we have a Labour cotncil and it is losing jobs hand over fist.

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Unison says it is doing all it can to support staff. We are working

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with the council to come up with ways to minimise compulsory

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redundancies. Voluntary solttions and we are strengthening

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redeployment processes. People at risk of redundancies can be slotted

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back into vacancies in the council. This evening, councillors also

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decide on a controversial nhght`time tax to bars and clubs serving

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alcohol past midnight. They would have to pay up to ?4440 per year.

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The idea is the money gener`ted would go towards tackling

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anti`social behaviour. We h`ve just heard the council has approved the

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late`night levy for clubs and pubs. Ticketless travel by train took

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a big step forward this morning It's now possible to board ` bus

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in Bognor, take the train to London, transfer

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to the Tube or leap on a London bus, Our transport correspondent

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Paul Clifton explains. For years there has been talk

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of replacing It's the way everyone has p`id

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since the Victorians first put Now, an entire commuter journey

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from the Sussex coast to London can The Transport Minister

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came to applaud it. There have been huge technical

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problems and this really has been

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a technical nightmare and a lot of collaboration has been necessary for

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people to get over those hurdles. They have finally done it

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and we can now move forward. The key is used by Southern Railway

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and on buses owned by Southdrn's It can now work alongside the Oyster

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card in London. No more queueing,

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you can hold your personal `ccount details, buy different prodtcts

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and speed through much quicker across the whole of the Southern

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network, through the London Tickets can be bought onlind,

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purchases are protected We are all accustomed to

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those sort of cards anyway. We've got places

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in our wallets we can use. I don't travel enough

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to consider it. Over the next few years,

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the piece of plastic will rdplace Beyond that,

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it may eventually merge with your 1500 train tickets a day ard bought

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this way ` a tiny fraction The mood was quite clingy whth

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Reading fans. They weren't dxpecting too much. I guess they're qtite

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happy. We'll start with Reading, who surged

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into the Championship's top six with The Royals were made to work

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hard to beat Millwall. Simon Cox put Reading

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in front early on. And Nick Blackman's penalty had

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them two up in 15 minutes. Millwall fought back to levdl

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at 2`2, first through Ricardo But Cox popped up again six minutes

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from the end to fire Nigel @dkins' So a good night for the Roy`ls,

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depending on where you're w`tching. Here's the best of the rest

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of last night's action involving Bournemouth failed to press home

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their first`half dominance Andrew Surman's first goal

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for two and a half years put them But Leeds second`half rally

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saw them roar back to win. Cherries boss Eddie Howe described

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the referee as very poor. This free kick decision was one

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of a number to have incensed No arguing with the execution,

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though. The Cherries are now five whthout

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a win in the Championship. Brighton had a second defeat

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in the space of a few days as two

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late Ipswich goals did it for them. They were ahead after 79 minutes

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and Albion had no way back `fter Portsmouth emerged from

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a mini rut in League Two with The first goal set them

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on their way to ending After Dagenham had a man sent off,

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some wrestling in the box ldd to It was duly dispatched by

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Jed Wallace. Substitute Andy Barcham completed

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their 3`0 win in the final linute. Hampshire are making heavy work

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of trying to seal their prolotion back to the First Division

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of cricket's County Championship. They were bowled out for 350 today,

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well behind Kent's 507. Following on,

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Hampshire are 110 for one. The chase for the top two spots is

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now set to go down to Meanwhile, Surrey suffered ` heavy

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defeat to Derbyshire at The Oval. Chasing down a victory targdt

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of 251, the visitors wrapped up In Division One, Sussex are setting

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up a victory charge Now it's time

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for your chance to reward some of the South's sporting stars, who

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do amazing work maybe behind the We're launching our search

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for this year's BBC South Unsung We've covered some fantastic stories

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and had some memorable winndrs in Some have even gone on to stccess

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in the National Unsung Hero award. So the search is on

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for our 2014 winner. Not everyone can be a hero on the

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sporting field this year. Btt by British sport's renaissance of

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sorts, post London 2012, ard an army of unsung heroes. From than a

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decade, the BBC have been recognising the tireless voluntary

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work of men and women across the country. This is fantastic. Nobody

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told me this would happen. Now in 2014, it is over to you agahn to

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nominate BBC Self Get Inspired Unsung Hero.

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Here's how to nominate your unsung hero or heroes.

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Because, remember, you can nominate a couple or pair

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if they have a joint involvdment in a club or sports group.

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Don't forget we're looking for people who've not received

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recognition in the past for the hours they put in.

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To download a nomination form go to the BBC

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which is part of the Get Inspired pages.

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If you don't have internet `ccess, that's no problem.

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You can phone for a paper copy on the low`cost number 0845 308 80 0

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The deadline for your nomin`tions is Monday 20th October.

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Full terms and conditions are available on the website.

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And Poole Pirates ` final ldague meeting of the season at Lehcester.

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They can go back to top tonhght with a win.

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They are vying for top spot with Kings Lane. `` King's Lynn.

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It's been one man's dream to take an idea from the drawing bo`rd

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Ron Price came up with a new design for a catamaran where

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hydrofoils lift the yacht ott of the water and so make it go faster.

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It's the sort of cutting`edge technology regularly used in elite

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racing but Ron wanted to brhng it within reach of ordinary sahlors.

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His yacht has just been unvdiled at the Southampton Boat Show,

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She's not just a pretty set of hulls.

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Solent Whisper represents the cutting edge of yacht ddsign.

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But her special feature is the way she flies above the water `

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What sets her apart from thd other boats is the hydrofoil.

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The boat is the brainchild of Ron Price.

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This moves up and down and that allows it to fly higher and lower.

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They blew everyone away at the America's Cup and I thought I would

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never be able to afford one so it was hydrofoil NVA which enddd up in

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building my own. Ron's old university,

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Southampton Solent, has provided technical facilities to build

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a fast, safe and easy boat that s But it's not just a racer

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for elite sailors. We are trying to make them hn such a

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way that we are designing the man`hours out to bring the cost

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right down so the average pdrson can have one because it is a very easy

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boat to sail and I would like everybody to have a go.

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The idea is future Whispers should cost no more than ?18,00 .

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Impressed by that. How is the weather looking?

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Temperatures have been over the seasonal average but it has been the

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driest start to September in over 50 years. We can't complain. Btt some

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people do want water, the g`rdeners. Andy Lyons took this shot of the

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murky sunrise from Studland Beach, This photo was taken

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Dieter Valerius. And Raymond Slack captured the

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Waverley steaming through the Solent So we are expecting some cldar skies

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initially overnight tonight but as we head to the early hours of the

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morning the cloud will gathdr. Mist and file can develop. Clear skies

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initially but increasing cloud from the north and east during the early

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hours. Temperatures will st`y mild overnight, 15`17. A cloudy start to

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the data model with low clotd and mist and Fog first thing whhch will

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disperse through the morning. Sunny spells should develop. Pleasantly

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warm in the sunshine. Temperatures higher than today and in sole places

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it could be warmer than Lisbon in Portugal, 24 degrees. Through the

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afternoon, the increasing chance we could have scattered showers. If you

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do catch one then they may be slow`moving tomorrow evening with

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the risk of hail and thunder. Showers pushing up the to course of

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the evening. In mainly dry night with temperatures 16`18 Celsius A

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dry sites mainly to Friday. A similar date to Thursday. Increase

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chances of thundery showers in places. On Saturday, mostly dry and

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warm up to 23 Celsius. It whll be a weekend of two halves. High pressure

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is building over the weekend so things will settle down but there is

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the risk of a shower on Sattrday. He was your summary for the rest of the

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week. Tomorrow, the risk of a shower. Hit and miss. Most places

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staying dry with a high of 24. Friday, increasing chance of a

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thundery downpours throughott the day. Light winds sought showers may

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be slow`moving. This could lean surface water on roads. Sattrday,

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the odd shower to the day and Sunday is an improving picture with sunny

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spells developing after a mtrky start.

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The weather behind looked lovely. As did you, of course. We'll bd back

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tomorrow at 630 and there is news at eight and 1030.

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