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Tributes as Royal Marine James Wright is repatriated from

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Afghanistan. His girlfriend is expecting their baby. IM just got

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to doughtiest out here for this. I am more got it for me because he

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was so excited. I am more got it for him. -- got it. Good evening

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and welcome to Spotlight. More from Wootton Bassett in a moment. Also

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tonight: A �6 million rehabilitation unit to help our

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injured servicemen. The facility at Norton Manor Camp is due to open

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next year. And anger and sadness after much-loved beach huts are

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destroyed by fire. The parents of a Royal Marine killed in Afghanistan

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have spoken of their pride and loss as his body was flown home to the

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UK today. 22 year-old James Wright from Dorset died after a grenade

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attack on a checkpoint in Helmand Province. Hundreds lined the

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streets of Wootton Bassett this afternoon for what could be one of

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the last repatriation ceremonies in the town. Our defence reporter,

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Scott Bingham, was there. As the bell of St Bartholomew told, the

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town of Wootton Bassett fell silent once more. Another British

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serviceman killed in Afghanistan, returned home for the final time.

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22 year-old Marine James Wright from Weymouth was serving with

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Plymouth-based 42 Commando Royal Marines when he was wounded in a

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grenade attack on a cheque. In Helmand Province. His family say he

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died doing the job he loved. It was his proudest moment, he was so

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proud of warning that Green beret. Unfortunately, going to Afghanistan

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was the only way he could prove what he wanted to be. Words cannot

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express how proud I am. Tragically, James also leaves a long-term

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girlfriend, pregnant with their first child. I am just sad that he

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isn't here. More for him than me because he was so excited. This

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small but Shere Khan has seen far too many of these repatriations but

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this will be one of the last. Next month the flats were transferred to

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RAF Brize Norton and Wootton Bassett will no longer be on the

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route. We always hope that the last repatriation will be the last one.

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They know it will not be, in our hearts, but we always hope for that.

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They would have liked to have been were the last repatriation came

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through. But the powers that be decided to go back to Brize Norton.

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We wish them on the very best in what they will do. The former mayor,

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Percy miles, organised the first tribute here back in 2007. I saw

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the first coffin through. What was nice was we had a letter from the

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deceased's wife, some time after, to say that she was going to keep a

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copy of the letter that we sent and show it to her children when they

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were old enough. Since then, the town and the people who lie in the

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High Street have become a symbol of public support for our troops and a

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comfort to many other families. would have meant so much to him. As

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much as I don't want it to happen again, if you have to do it, it do

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it properly. This is a good way to do it. The repatriation of Royal

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Marine James Wright, who was serving with 42 Commando. Well,

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Taunton-based 40 Commando lost 14 Royal Marines in their last

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deployment to Afghanistan but they're also having to cope with a

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rise in the number of injured personnel returning. Now �6 million

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is being spent on purpose-built training and rehabilitation

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facilities at Norton Manor Camp. The new building, which is due to

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open in March next year, will have a specialist centre for

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recuperation as well as a gym for all personnel to use. Here's our

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Somerset reporter, Clinton Rogers. Set up... The wounds of war are

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healing for look net cash. Injured in an explosion in Afghanistan, he

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underwent many months of painful surgery and rehabilitation. To

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begin with, he had to learn to walk all over again. From walking around

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the bed to walking from bed to bed and slowly walking up the corridor

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at night like a little old lady in my dress. Has he started to regain

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fitness, this Royal Marine continued his recovery at the home

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of 40 Commando in Taunton and when he is on his own, this Jim is big

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enough. The problem is, the conflict has stretched the medics

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and the fitness trainers as much as the frontline troops. 40 Commando

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lost 14 men on their last tour. But many more came back injured and in

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need of intensive support on the long road back to fitness. We are

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up to 30 strong in the trip at the minute. But that can go up once the

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unit are away on operations, up to 50. One of the reasons why 40

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Commando is being given an EGM and rehabilitation centre at a cost of

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nearly �6 million, work is already underway. They Brechin that this

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work should be completed by the middle of next year and the

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rehabilitation unit will alone be four times bigger than the existing

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one, reflecting not only today's need but the need they know they

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will need to satisfy four years to come. When the new centre is

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finished, look is in the running to work there. He has recovered so

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well, he is working to become a physical training instructor.

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Health bosses in Plymouth are denying claims that a unit for

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stroke patients is being scrapped. They say the rehabillitation

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service at Mount Gould is being reorganised to improve facilities

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and provide more support for people in their own homes. Clare Casson

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reports. Brian Ward suffered a stroke 12 weeks ago and has doubt

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being treated at the rehabilitation unit with a team of specialists on

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hand to help. His mobility and speech will take some time to

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recover but he has nothing but praise for the care he has received.

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Fantastic. Really, yes. There is room for 19 patients at the end it

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with plans for a major reorganisation. Managers at NHS

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Plymouth so for some time there have been empty beds here and the

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facilities are outdated and they want to move the services across

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the road to the larger in-patient unit. It's a much more modern

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building with private facilities for patients. But the number of

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beds would be cut by around a quarter. Spotlight has been

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contacted by some staff anonymously who are concerned it is simply a

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way of closing down the stroke unit. Bosses insist that isn't the case.

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The unit isn't closing, we are moving the bends from one unit to

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another and we will have dedicated staff to carry on the excellent

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work that they took in the current facilities. The money that we saved

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from those five beds will be invested in community services to

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ensure that people can go home earlier and also receive a high

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quality of care in their own home. A consultation with unions over the

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plans runs until September. A wealthy undergraduate from the

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University of Exeter has been charged with stealing from shops

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during the riots in London. 19 year-old Laura Johnson appeared

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before magistrates in Bexley on five counts of burglary. Miss

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Johnson is reported to be the daughter of a millionaire

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businessman from South East London. She's been released on bail. The

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University of Exeter says it will await the outcome of the court case

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before deciding whether to take any action. About stubble factory which

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was facing closure could now be kept open, securing 90 jobs.

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Executives from the new owners have been on site at leader flush Chapel

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End today talking to managers about the future. �1 million is being

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spent at North Devon Hospital to bring patients with similar

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illnesses closer together. The new ward for babies and children and

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the gynaecology unit will be part of the refurbishment. An HIV

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campaigner from Cornwall as Colin for people to be regularly tested

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for the disease. There are T Hall became HIV-positive after her

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husband contracted it while working abroad. She says that earlier

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diagnosis could have changed a quality of life. Biggest figures

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show that 136 people in Cornwall were accessing HIB services. In

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Devon it stood at 234, Torbay, 93, and in Plymouth, 138. Somerset and

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Dorset, 148 and 112 people were treated. But he read Hall joins me.

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It was some time before you or he Chidi was diagnosed. How do that

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affect your quality of life? about three years I was very unwell.

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I didn't know well. -- he Chidi. All of the test she could think of.

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Her husband was also unwell but he was still working at sea and could

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not get any treatment but we were both feeling unwell for about three

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years before he actually had aeons. He was hospitalised and refined it

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to both have it. Now that you have been diagnosed, how are you

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controlling that? We take metro viral drugs,, they're very good, I

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cannot remember the words! They are highly active. They are an

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improvement on what used to be available and they have been

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available since 2003. They're very good at controlling the disease

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infection. They can make you so you have no virus in your blood

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whatsoever. They don't necessarily take away the damage that has

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already been done and that is the point about early detection.

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that point, how would you like the checking to be changed? Testing

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should be as routine as going to the dentist, having as mayor, if

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you are a woman, because that is detecting damage due to another

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sexually-transmitted virus and yet we go for those smears all the time,

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every three years and don't think twice about it. Young girls can be

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inoculated and no one gives them any stigma. HIV should be exactly

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like that. Like pap smears. If you are feeling under the weather as

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well as having something, going to the doctor and having a blood test,

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as well as having something like diabetes tests, like blood tests

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for anaemia, which is all very routine. They should also do HIV.

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It should happen for everybody. Thank you very much for joining us.

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Staff and players at Plymouth Argyle have agreed to the

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possibility of not possibly being paid this month. The administrator

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field in his legal bid to get the preferred bidder for the club,

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Bishop International, to pay wages. He says he was assured the money to

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complete the deal will be available next to it. If the deal goes

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through, the staff will be paid on 20th August eighth. Coming up...

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We'll hear from the owners of beach huts which have been destroyed by

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fire. Plus: Will they have what it takes? The hopefuls lining up to

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volunteer for the Olympics. And messing about on the river as we

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continue our journey down the Dart. Part of a seafront parade of much-

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loved beach huts has been destroyed, the police believe, by arsonists.

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Families who lost thousands of pounds worth of possessions have

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told us of their sadness and anger. Our correspondent, Simon Hall,

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reports from Paignton. The beach has that been a popular feature of

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Paignton seafront for more than 100 years. It took minutes for these at

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the heart of the parade to be destroyed. The young family rented

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one of them, this is when it was. This is what it has become. I am

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absolutely devastated. All of our summer gear, for those few weeks,

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has just gone. We have nothing left. I spent lots of time with my

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friends here because a friend and I spent ages here. Now everything has

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gone, I can do nothing. We hope to get on backs in. The beach huts

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were wooden, fuelling the fire took an intensity sufficient to that

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class. Thousands of pounds with the positions were destroyed, body

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boards, wet suits and camping gear. We spent a lot of time here this

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season, it is a great meeting place for friends. And the kids have a

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great time all season. It is quite sad because socially we have a

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network of friends to come around and we spend the weekends and

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throughout the summer here. It has at some of the ruined it. The beach

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huts are so popular there isn't it you waiting list. The police

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believe the fire was started by arsonists. You can imagine how I

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feel, it's disgraceful, disgusting and that people know anything, tell

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the police and let's get this dealt with officially. Devon and Cornwall

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police tell me they are investigating what happened here

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and are asking for anyone with any information to contact them. Torbay

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Council said they intend to replace the lost beach huts as quickly as

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this weekend. Surf stars from all over the world have joined music

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stars in Cornwall this week for the UK's biggest surfing festival. As

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Eleanor Parkinson reports, thousands of people are expected to

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attend the Board Masters event in Newquay, swelling the town's

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population and bringing in much- needed money. This beach in Newquay

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is a mecca for surfers and this week and it plays host to some of

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the best. They have come from Brazil, Spain and America. The

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conditions have not been ideal, there has been strong wind but

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they're making the best of it. very hard conditions. But I hope to

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get the surf tomorrow. I had a couple of rides and they were

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enough to make me pass through to the next round. This festival

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celebrates everything about surfing, off the beach there is plenty to

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buy a ticket that ultimate look. And there is plenty to do if you

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don't want to take to the waves. This festival is also about music.

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Tamara, thousands will be here above the cliffs for a two-day

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music festival. There are nine stages and headline acts such as

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Fatboy Slim and a Liza Doolittle. The complex is huge but tourism

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leaders want to keep it green. They have all set the size of the

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festival site, 40 acres, with 40 acres of Amazon rainforest. Board

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Masters do well up to keep the screen, recycling, minimising waste

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and this takes him into a new a league. And the council wants this

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to happen across the council -- County. The festival runs for

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another three days and is expected not used to bring in the crowds but

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also their money. Hundreds of people from all over Devon and

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Cornwall are hoping to book their place at next year's London

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Olympics over the next few days. They're being interviewed for some

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of the 70,000 volunteering roles. Organisers say without their

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efforts the Games couldn't go ahead. Hamish Marshall has been to meet

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the would-be volunteers. It isn't just sportsmen and women who have

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fallen victims. This catering worker from Plymouth has. So does

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this Royal Navy Bursar from Princetown. And then Russia, a

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retired IT expert. For part of next summer, they want to make the

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London Olympics work. Like these volunteers did at the Commonwealth

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Games in Manchester in 2002. It's at the other end... Work can get

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the bus? John Hewitt from Newton Abbot is retired. A friend was a

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volunteer at the Sydney Olympics which sparked his interest.

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thought the sense of occasion was amazing. And very exciting. He did

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a fairly mundane job. About think it is something I wanted a party.

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John could end up volunteering in London, Weymouth and Portland or

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any other venue. We want people who will be city be hosts to the rest

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of the world, to the UK in 2012. People with enthusiasm, just great

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hosts, great personalities that people of the UK have got and

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particularly that character of the south-west. In this converted

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sports hall and Plymouth, decisions will be made on who will go forward

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from Devon and Cornwall to carry out roles like Manning car-parks,

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seeing people to their seats and other behind-the-scenes tasks. It

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is a slick operation with 16 boobs in use all the time as 1200 people

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are interviewed to become volunteers over the next few days.

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Among them as Janet. She will be sitting in both seats. She is also

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one of the interviewers helping with the selection. Friendliness is

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the most important thing. And then the ability to be able to talk to

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people can't do the job. Yes, basically friendliness. If the

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offender towards me and people around them, they should be OK.

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There is no pay, one of the reward of satisfaction. -- only the award.

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This summer, in the run-up to the Dartmouth Regatta at the end of the

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month, we're exploring the River Dart from its source on Dartmoor

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down to the sea. Tonight, on the section between Dartmeet and

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Dartington, our South Devon reporter, John Ayres, has been

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trying out some of the more unusual activities on offer along the river.

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From here, you can see Dartmeet, where Anna Rosen ski ended up last

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week, and we go through the valley, onto the river Dart Country Park

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and then at Faslane. The River Dart might appear to be tranquil but

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over the years, one part has become a hive of physical activity. I am

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not doing that! This used to be the base for the outward bound Trust,

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where young people came to discover themselves. Now it is the River

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Dart Country Park. We still have schools coming down on residential

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courses and staying with us I'm going climbing on Dartmoor, caving,

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canoeing, doing what I it would bind used to do. There's a modern

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touch with activities that of as well as on the water. This isn't

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for the faint-hearted. Or people scared of heights. And 30 feet up.

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The River Dart is just below me. And getting between these planks is

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more difficult than it might You find a lot of people look at

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the course and feel confident and are soon as they get up there and

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swing about in the trees, they see it is difficult and they get sweaty

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and nervous. In the end, they make it through and it's a big challenge

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for people to get up there. River also plays its part in power

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in the park and sometimes they sell electricity back to the grid.

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Founded during the reign of King Canute in 10 a tin, Buckfast Abbey

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has seen it all. For centuries it was crucial to the local trade and

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built up great wealth. landowners of the time, 500 years,

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they were desperate to get on the right side of the ecclesiastical

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world. So, giving huge tracts of land to the Abbey over this period,

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and the old bat on the land but villages. Such as South Brent,

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Kingsbridge. And you have to understand why these abbeys were

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such a great attraction to Henry the eighth. Henry VII went on to

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dissolve and destroy the Abbey in 15-29. Almost 400 years later, it

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was rebuilt by Benedictine monks. These days it is famous for its

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Following the river downstream is the South Devon Railway. Years ago

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this was a branch line on the railway network. These days,

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volunteers statisticians and the engines. The railway attracts

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thousands of visitors each year to see a little of lifelike it used to

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be. The things you see out of the window, the kingfishers, all of the

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fish jumping around, the seasons as it goes through the years, the

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railway remains the same, in harmony with the countryside.

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week we will follow the river past Dartington. Very nice. Gorgeous.

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That is a very nice series. I love the River Dart. I liked John

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That looks better for the weekend. There is quite a lot of time around

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already this evening, it is getting there were and overnight tonight he

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will have to return to those damp, misty conditions. Tomorrow isn't

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different, generally cloudy with showers around and into the evening,

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some more persistent rain. Already the cloud is on the picture, quite

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a long way off, this curve of cloud in the middle of the Atlantic, this

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will bring us clearance once it goes through Saturday morning but

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at the same time when it arrives it will give us some outbreaks of

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persistent rain. Between the two, it's not as straightforward, we saw

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how the rest of drizzle around and also that low cloud and hill fog

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over the tops of the romance, so that's tonight. Over out, this

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weather front gets closer, this is lunchtime tomorrow and it does not

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really getting until the every evening. Or persistent rain is

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associated with that. After that, it is brighter with some sunshine,

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be clear the air so visibility will improve and a lot of low cloud will

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lift out of the way. And some sunny spells with one or two showers.

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This is a cloud structure from this afternoon, you can make out the

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outline of the UK but it's not easy. There is a lot of cloud, some

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drizzle right by moving through parts of north Devon and Somerset,

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some breaks and the cloud here and there an overnight, any holes we

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have in the cloud will rapidly fill in. Overnight temperatures not

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falling below 15 or 16 degrees for some of us. Quite a warm night.

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Tomorrow, Bestie, it's a great start, gradually brightening up but

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there were not in any holes and that cloud and if they do form it

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will be temporarily. By the end of the day, the patchy rain returns as

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a weather front gets closer. Temperatures tomorrow, it will not

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be cold, between 18 and 20 degrees, perhaps could run the coastline

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with more of a breeze off the relatively cool sea. And for the

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Isles of Scilly, after some practice in the morning, it will

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And for the Sir first... In particular, those heading to the

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Much better with run Saturday, Tamara, 6 ft and clean. The rest of

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the surfing conditions, the south coast will have some top be so if

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onto the wind swings around and it will become messy with a southerly

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breeze. The north coast, feeling quite well, four - 5 ft and mainly

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clean. The coastal forecast, the wind changes direction, south-

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westerly, backing into suddenly, forced five. This ability generally

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quite poor as the rain sets in. He was the forecast for the weekend.

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Much brighter. On Saturday, cloud and outbreaks of rain in the

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morning, moving swiftly away from us and then it brightens up and

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apart from one or two showers, sunny spells and better visibility.

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Sunday is nice, 18 - 19 and try for Monday as well. Have a good evening.

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