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Thousands of public sector workers go out on strike, causing massive

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disruption to the south-west. members are no longer prepared to

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lie down and play dead for a government that is not playing ball

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with us. I am sick to death of people who do not pay pensions, and

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real workers are going down the pan. They have got it easy.

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Good evening and welcome to Spotlight. We will be live in

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Exeter for the latest on the protests, and at Westminster for

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political reaction. Also tonight:

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A �250 million development gets the thumbs up. Cornwall councillors

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vote in favour of controversial plans for Carlyon Bay.

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And the main attraction - Dartmoor get ready as the Hollywood big-time

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Thousands of public sector workers across the south-west went on

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strike today, closing schools, colleges, Jobcentres and other

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government buildings. Unions say more than 11,000 teachers stayed

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off work. More than 300 schools were forced to close. And the PCS

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union claims 95% of its staff walked out, although the government

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says it was much less. They are coming for your pensions.

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Exeter, and a rallying cry from national spokesman Brendan Barber,

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the general secretary of the TUC. When unfairness is piled on

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injustice, you are right to take a stand. 700 marched through the city

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centre, and there were nearer 1000 by the end of the day at a rally at

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Belmont Park. If you do not stand up to have the right funding and

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the right people brought into the profession over the years, the

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children will not get the education they deserve. People's prospects

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for the rest of their lives are being affected by decisions being

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made by politicians. They should not be making those on the basis of

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short-term considerations to ease their immediate political problems

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over the next few years with the deficit. Pensions policy ought to

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be based on something fairer. ifs, no buts, no public sector cuts.

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Hundreds more gathered in Plymouth, the anger just as intense. Security

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was at a premium. These unfair cuts will hit young teachers more than

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anyone else. If they make it to 68, they have to pay more, work longer

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and get less at the end. But not everybody was behind the protest.

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Rather than walk up the street shouting, why not speak to the

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local MP? So you do not have a lot of sympathy for them?

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particularly. I do sympathise occasionally, but they have to be

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better ways than making a nuisance of yourself. I am sick to death of

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these people with their gold-plated pensions and everything else. Real

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workers are going down the pan. They have got it easy. Is it really

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gold-plated pensions? I do not have a pension. I cannot afford one.

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does it make you feel seeing this? Us sick. In Truro, 300 teachers and

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public service workers were joined by more than 50 anti-cuts alliance

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protesters. In all, unions say more than 11,000 teachers in the region

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stayed off work. There are loads of primary school teachers here, loads

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of teachers from a mine nearby schools. My old school teachers

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that used to teach me are here as well. The negotiations that Cameron

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keep talking about this week are an absolute farce. They are not

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talking to us, they are making decisions and then just telling us.

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It is not right. Unions are claiming today's strike was a

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success, and they are warning there could be further industrial action

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unless their demands are met. Well, as we've seen, demonstrations

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have been taking place across the region. One of the largest rallies

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has been in Exeter, where protests continue tonight. Our correspondent

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is there. Simon, what is going on now? There are still pickets out

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tonight, as you can see. Award with the marchers to Exeter City Centre

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today. Interesting reaction from the public. Most were supportive. A

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few started clapping. Some were critical, but most supported what

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was going on. And that is important, as the strikers need public opinion

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on their side. He an impassioned protest today. I have spoken to

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people here and lots more in the march today, and they all said they

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are prepared to strike again to defend their pensions. They want to

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see what the government will do now and how it will react to these

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marches. But they do emphasise that they are prepared to strike again

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to defend their pensions. In amongst the hundreds of teachers

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and civil servants from Dorset who marched through the streets of the

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county town today was Clare Blake. She's a 37-year-old mother of two

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who works at a local primary school. Our Dorset reporter Simon Clemison

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followed her throughout the day to find out what led her to strike.

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Clare Blake is normally preparing for a day's teaching at 7.30 in the

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morning, but right now, she's on strike. She's got permission to

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take her two daughters out of their lessons, which are still running.

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Today they'll learn about industrial relations instead. So

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this is a time of your life when you've started to think about your

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pension? Yes, I've always paid into a pension, but as my children get

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older, I realise the importance even more. My mum has given her

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time to look after my children. That is something I would like to

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do for my girls. But providing for future generations is the problem

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here. Children born today can expect to live into their eighties.

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And so Clare, who's part-time, believes her payments will climb by

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about �50 a month. She'll have to work until she's 67, and she says

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she'll get less money back. But if she doesn't, there could be a real

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slide into the red. The cost of paying public sector pensions,

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according to the treasury watchdog, will reach �9.4 billion by 2015,

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meaning higher taxes or more cuts, not something Clare, who's now off

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to match through the streets, entirely agrees with. How do they

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know that the current scheme is not sustainable? Without doing a review

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of the current scheme, which they promised us, how can they say what

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the deficit is? Thank you to those of you who outcome. We will be

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moving on in five minutes. Being out of school for a day obviously

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affects children's education, but it is a good cause. Do you think

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parents sympathise with you? I hope parents can sympathise and look to

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the future to see that we are aiming to maintain standards of

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education. The police told me they were expecting 250 demonstrators,

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but in the end almost double that number filled the streets. Do you

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feel like you are achieving anything? It is good to see how

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many teachers have turned out today to support the cause and stand up

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and say we deserve our pensions and we do not need the changes made to

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them. But do they deserve their pensions? The government says

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they'll still be among the very best. Some people will be watching

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this and saying, teachers are for a long holiday soon. This is a small

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price to pay, the pension. Well, the teachers have already had their

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pay frozen for the last two years. We cannot afford to pay more into

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our pensions. They have frozen our pay and now they want to take more

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money away. Where do you go from here? If needed, I will strike

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again. Well, today's action has been condemned by the Prime

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Minister and the Labour leader Ed Milliband. We can go live to

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Westminster now for local political reaction. Our Political Editor

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Martyn Oates is there. On this day of discord across the

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country, to some extent there has been a remarkable degree of

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consensus across the road behind me. Everybody, including the unions,

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seem to agree that the way forward should be based on negotiation. But

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there is a lot of disagreement as to what that means and whether the

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government's plans are fair or necessary. I am joined now by Neil

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Parish, the Conservative MP for Tiverton, to discuss that further.

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Is it the case that teachers and other public sector workers are

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paying with their pensions for the mess the bankers got the country

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into? No. It is a case of the Labour government borrowing and

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spending through the good times and after us with a huge deficit. So we

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have to tackle everything. His it a knee-jerk reaction? No, we have to

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make sure there are fair pensions for everybody. It is wrong to let

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the private sector taxpayer have to contribute too much to the public

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sector pension. We have to make sure the contributions from public

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sector workers are enough to cover their long-term pensions. At this

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point in time, it is a double whammy. It is, but we are providing,

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in the future, a good public sector pension. We are looking at ways to

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help the public sector pension. is not as good. But we are looking

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at helping public sector workers on low wages, to protect them through

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our changes. We are still negotiating. I do not think it is

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time for these demonstrations when people are working to make ends

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meet. The government says it is negotiating. The unions say you are

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not prepared to negotiate on anything that matters, on raising

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the retirement age, on raising the amount of pension contributions. So

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they are forced into taking other kinds of action. I do not believe

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so, because we are still talking about how to protect the lowest

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paid public sector workers. But a lot of these important issues are

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off-limits. They are not, and we are still negotiating. To have

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demonstrations across the country today is wrong. You are making

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parents find people to look after their children and affecting

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workers and businesses across the country. We are trying to get this

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country out of recession and build up a public sector and a private

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sector economy. This is just damaging us up, and it is not

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helping the public sector workers one iota, because we actually want

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to provide them with a far better pension than many in the private

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sector enjoy. It remains to be seen whether this important disputed

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dominated in future bind the negotiation everybody says they

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want to see, or more strikes. More on the strike later in the

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programme, when we visit a school that managed to stage its sports

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day, despite the disruption. HMS Cornwall has been

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decommissioned today. Stay with us for coverage of the ceremony at

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Devonport. Plus: A starring role for Dartmoor

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in the latest Hollywood blockbuste.r And the moment the

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tide rushed in; dramatic new footage of the freak surge that

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swept along our rivers. The Exeter based low cost airline

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Flybe has reported making a �4.3 million loss in the year to March.

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That's compared to a profit of more than �24 million the previous year.

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It's thought that disruption due to the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud

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and last winter's bad weather contributed to the losses.

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Princess Yachts has applied for funding from the Government to

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build its new multi-million pound hi-tech factory at Plymouth's

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Devonport dockyard. The new facility would be used to build a

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range of 100ft-plus yachts, which the company says is to meet growing

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global demand. Carlyon Bay was once one of

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Cornwall's most popular beaches, but in recent years it's been

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blighted by half completed flood defences and derelict buildings.

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Today after more than 20 years of debate, planners have agreed a

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controversial development including hundreds of new homes close to the

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beach. The rusty looking metal sticking

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out above the beach at Carlyon Bay had become a striking local

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landmark. It was put there in 2004 as part of planned flood defences

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by developers seeking to build on land close to the old Cornwall

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Coliseum. But then everything ground to a halt. Local residents

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say the planning process has not served this area well. Today

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planners approved a scheme which promises to create more than 500

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homes here and bring �250 million into Cornwall's economy.

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everybody knows the financial prospects of the country are

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difficult at the moment, and this is attracting huge investment. �250

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million is a huge amount for this community. There is hope here.

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are confident about the marketability of the development

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and the interests and demand that would be there for something of

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this quality. Local people have told us it is only in recent weeks

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that the shuttering has been removed from the beach, and their

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attention has focused on the question of accessibility. They say

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in the past, this beach was open to everybody, but they are now

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concerned that it may only be available for relatively few. We

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met with some local people on the beach this afternoon who've opposed

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this development. The idea of putting 500 residential units on

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the beach is madness, given that we do not have a future in terms of

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sea level rise and climate change. It is a massive development. On a

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beach, 500 apartments. That virtually doubles the size of the

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local community. No one has taken account of that, despite the putter

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stations. The scheme will now be considered by the Secretary of

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State, but the developers hope to Sailors and their families gathered

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today to mark the end of an Era at Davenport unable -- naval base. He

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HMS Cornwall has been decommissioned. It was the last of

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the bass's Type 22 frigates it to Standing proud for one last

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official duties. Saying farewell to the last ship in its class. For 22

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years, HMS Cornwall has served our country. Commissioned by the late

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Diana Princess of Wales in 1988, she has served all around the world.

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For patrolling some of the most important waterways. If you hit the

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headlines for years ago when her personnel were captured by Iranian

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forces as part of a dispute. They were held for 13 days before being

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safely released. The pride of the company in its frigates is clear.

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She is a grand lady. We have got a cracking bunch of people on year.

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They are huge fun and they are great people to serve with. They

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are what make the ship a great place to be. I think it is probably

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one of the hardest things I have done in my life but I look back on

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the last 13 months with enormous pride and that will be with make

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HMS Cornwall has circumnavigated the globe and sailed in every ocean.

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She was the first of the bat three Type 22 frigates and is now the

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last to enter service for the British Royal Navy. -- end her

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service. A poignant day.

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Back to the strike now and one school in Devon went to great

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lengths to go ahead with its sports day despite a third of its teachers

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going on strike. Dartmouth Academy has a special relationship with the

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near by it Britannia Naval Academy and that is where they held their

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sports it. No wonder they did not want to miss

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their sports day - what a stunning location. This community college

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became an Academy last September and that means it can now make use

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of the facilities here at Britannia Naval College. We are delighted to

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have it here in the first place. This was planned about three months

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ago and it has been run our calendar and the are pleased it can

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go ahead. 15 teachers were striking today, that is about one-third of

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staff. You could argue it is easier to hold a sports day rather than a

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teaching day, but three-quarters of the peace staff were also on strike.

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-- physical education staff. Most of my colleagues found it hard to

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make the decision. Two of them and missing their own children taking

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part because they are on strike. said they did not need to recruit

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any extra staff. I asked one geography teacher why he is not

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striking. I not striking. My union has not called a ballot to yet,

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they are waiting talks with the Government. So I have not been

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asked to strike. If the sports they had not gone ahead, the pupils say

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they would have been very disappointed. I would have been

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upset. Coming down here it is just fun. More so than staring up at

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school up day. It would have been upsetting because it has one day of

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the year when everyone gets together and tears on their friends.

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-- cheers. Exeter reduce have a tough opener

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end up the's Premiership next season. The start with a visit to

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last year's runners up Leicester Tigers.

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You can see the full fixture list on the BBC Devon website.

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You might remember a few months ago be featured a bunch of German

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shepherd puppies being groomed to one day become police dogs.

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They are six-month-old and training at -- training every week. As we

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have found out, learning to overcome everyday obstacles is not

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At 10 weeks old, they were more interested in play fighting than

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fighting crime. This puppy showed early promise with his attacking

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skills. Now six months old, he is developing well. He has overshot

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about one yard. That is lovely. Just coming up to the turn again.

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He has got across wind that is taking him across slightly. They

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have to be able to track to a very high level because that is probably

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90% of the work that we do. This game will eventually equate to the

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person on the end that he wants to find. Whether that be a criminal or

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a missing person. Getting the puppies used to new environments

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and services is important. The spiral staircase proves an awkward

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challenge for some of the puppies. This one makes a good start but

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halfway up gets into difficulty. This other dog is struggling.

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find that a lot of dogs struggle with the staircase. It is very

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daunting for a new puppy to negotiate. The puppies have a few

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more months to work on problem areas, then it is decision time to

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see which of them will be selected for intensive police dog training.

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Big breed dogs are thwarted by a spiral staircase! I am sure they

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will get over their fear. Amazing how big they are!

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Steven Spielberg has been keeping us all waiting, but one some are on

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we can finally get a first glimpse of Warhorse the movies.

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He has just released the trailer. When it hits the big screen, it

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should prove a boost to tourism in Devon.

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Steven Spielberg's team on dart mass -- Dartmoor filming Warhorse.

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It is the story of a Devon farm lad and his horse going to the trenches

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and has already been a huge stage it. Screen portrayal of debt -- of

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Devon cooked boost tourism. Here is an early taster. Devon comes out

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looking gorgeous, especially in contrast to the war scenes. But do

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not expect an influx of visitors yet, the trailer does not actually

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mean Devon or Dartmoor. How clearly the film refers to local places is

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not yet known. As long as it does name some, Devon well benefit from

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the attractiveness of other out UK locations. 1% recently told us how

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he watched Spielberg using other places to represent parts of Devon.

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-- this man. He used another beautiful little village for the

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going away seen. On Dartmoor, there would be the heart scenes of a

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farming family and everything I saw convinced me that if -- that this

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man has got the right sense of the story. In case you missed it, at

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this is how one field looked on the day and this is the same scene

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after a little Hollywood post- production. What horse hits the big

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screen around the end of the year. Amazing what a bit of treatment can

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I wish we could have the same! Now the weather.

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You have more news about the tidal I do. Thank you for all the e-mails

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and comments. We are still investigating but we have had some

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new video. One Monday there was a real surge coming through them at -

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- coming through the river. You can see how strong the flow is there.

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The tidal flow is normally no more than three or four knots but this

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is at least eight to 10 knots. It is causing some real problems for

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some of these boats. Earlier today we managed to get hold of the

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person who has to look after these boats and this is what he had to

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say. The tide was coming in as usual and then we saw something on

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the other side of the river, a wave, it came round, the tide had turned

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and Bennett raced out as fast as we have ever seen it. What did you do?

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We raced down and check the books. There was not a lot we could do. We

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stopped one from going under. It was all over in about six minutes.

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Hopefully we will get some more information for you. If you have

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any more information, please let us know. Here is the forecast for the

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next few days. Tomorrow is another fine and dry day. Lots of cloud out

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to the West Show. -- out to the West. For the next three days,

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there is a lot of fine weather. High pressure will be in charge. An

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easterly breeze developing into the second half of the weekend. We have

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had some patchy cloud today but this evening will be a fine evening.

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A nice night for a barbecue. It will turn chilly. The overnight

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temperatures are fairly low for this time of year. Hardly a breeze.

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We could see temperatures down as low as six degrees in their

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countryside. Not quite time to put the heating on just it! Tomorrow we

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have some sunshine. It will gradually cloud over. There will be

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some sunny spells but do not expect blue skies all day. Temperatures of

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18 or 19 degrees, perhaps a little cooler on the coast. There is the

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forecast for the Isles of Scilly. It will be fine and dry. A gentle

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breeze. Times of high water. For a surfer's both tomorrow and into the

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weekend, the waves are going to be fairly small. Just a little bit of

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an onshore breeze. The South Coast about half were fit to have it.

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Coastal waters forecast, at the wins are essentially going to be

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variable throughout the day but eventually an onshore Sea breeze

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developing. Generally fair. Excellent visibility. The air is

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really clear. You can see for miles. There is the forecast as we carry

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through into the weekend. Note that temperatures rise through Saturday

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and Sunday. Saturday's forecast is a fine start to the day with some

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sunshine, clouding over for a time in the middle of the day and then

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more sunshine in the afternoon. A gentle breeze. On Sunday we have a

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lot more cloud. Perhaps on Sunday it if it clouds over, up the

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