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The schoolgirl who killed herself jumping off a bridge. An inquest

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hears she was involved with older men on the internet.

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Good evening. Simone Grice was just 15. We will hear more evidence from

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the inquest which opened in Camborne today.

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Also on Spotlight tonight, as numbers of people undergoing weight

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loss surgery soars, one woman tells us without it she feared for her

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life. I had an obsession with food. I was addicted to food. I was

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seeking myself to death, I really was.

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-- beating myself to death. Why two of Devon's biggest public

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sector organisations are at loggerheads over parking in this

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road. And springing into the new year as

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A 15-year-old girl who jumped to her death from a road bridge in

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Cornwall had been involved in relationships with two older men

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she had met on the internet. An inquest heard that Simone Grice,

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from Redruth, had received a text from one of the men on the day she

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died. It asked her not to contact him again as he was being watched

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by the police. The hearing was told that it was possible she had used a

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computer supplied by Cornwall's council as part of a home schooling

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programme. David George has been at the inquest in Camborne.

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Before this inquest began, the coroner, Dr Emma Carlisle, one of

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the press, public and all parties attending the inquest would hear

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difficult and distressing evidence. Simone Grice was 15 years old and

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lived in Redruth. Her life was described as troubled. Social

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workers said she told him she was bullied at school and the estate

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where she lived. Although her and said she believed the bullying

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stopped a long before the death. Barbara Sykes said she had told her

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she was having sex with two men she met on the internet. The court

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heard of text messages between Simone and two men, referred to as

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Jay and Robert X. In one of them, G tells her not to contact him at --

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had again as the police are watching him. She replies, even

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when I am 16? Later texts to the other men say, I

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am going to jump. Later again, I am at the bridge.

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The court has also heard of a statement from a man called Joseph

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William Swain, who said he was unable to come to court because of

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illness. He said he had met Simone on several occasions. He had not

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had a sexual relationship with her and had only contacted her because

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of his concern for her personal welfare.

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Her mother said Simone had met the men through the internet. Linda

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Bryce said Simone had the computer as part of a home schooling

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programme. At the time, Apple Mac computers were issued with access

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to the internet, paid for by Cornwall County Council. A road

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worker told the coroner that that evening he had seen Simone jumped

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from the A30 bridge, a drop of around 150 feet. A post-mortem

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examination found she had died from multiple injuries. The inquest will

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The number of people having weight loss surgery on the NHS in the

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South West has more than doubled in the last three years. The treatment

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is seen as a last resort for those who are seriously obese and for

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whom all other steps have been tried and failed.

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Weight loss, or bariatric, surgery reduces the size of the stomach by

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removing some tissue or fitting a gastric band. This divides the

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stomach in two and reduces the amount of food needed to make the

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patient feel full. The number of patients receiving the treatment in

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the South West has gone up from 139 three years ago to 273 last year.

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That is an increase of almost 100%. The operations are costing the NHS

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more than �3 million a year. In a moment we will hear from a

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consultant gastric surgeon, but first Spotlight's Emma Ruminski

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Debbie Woodward from Exeter was told she would be dead by the age

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of 45 if she did not lose weight. She weighed 34 stone.

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I had ulcerated legs, and I had to have that dressed every day, what

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was awful. I had asthma, I had so via sleep apnoea, I kept stopping

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breathing when I lay down. -- severe sleep apnoea. It came to the

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point I had to do something. Two years ago, she had a gastric

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banned for so -- - picked -- de Strip and fitted. What led to this

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weight problem? I was addicted to food. Some people

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are addicted to alcohol, and I could not stop eating, I tried but

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could not stop. I was eating myself to death. Am really was.

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Debbie is not alone. She is one of 400 in Devon who have had a NHS

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which last surgery in the last three years. In a statement, the

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director of public ill for NHS Claire Morgan Hughes runs a fitness

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camp. She bullies the key is to Catt -- tackle waking early.

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It is such a huge operation to have. Ideally you want to look at your

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health and fitness and lifestyle way before it gets to that stage.

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Some people say it is too late - I don't believe it is a were too late

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to make that first step and get moving.

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For Debbie, the surgery changed everything.

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I have my wife back, it has given me my life back. But as a miracle.

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Earlier I spoke to Sally Norton, a consultant surgeon who carries out

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gastric band and bypass surgery. I started by asking her why more and

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more people are opting for weight loss surgery.

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The issue obviously is that more people are becoming seriously

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overweight. There is a much larger percentage of people who would be

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eligible for weight-loss surgery. People are now starting to become

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aware that severe obesity is associated with many other

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illnesses. There is a higher risk of type 2 diabetes, a higher risk

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of heart disease, cancer, and all of these things are worrying people

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and making them consider what are perceived as more drastic options,

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such as weight-loss surgery. When you see more people are

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eligible for weight-loss surgery, what is the criteria used to make

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that decision? It is a little bit of a postcode

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lottery. There are national guidelines which were implemented

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by the National Institute of Clinical excellence that suggested

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people have to be a certain body mass index. In addition, they

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should have obviously tried reasonable methods of weight loss

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without surgery. That is fine, but when you look at different regions,

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the funding for surgery it is actually adopting additional

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criteria on top of that. For example, in the Bristol area, to be

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eligible you need to be a certain weight plus have tied to diabetes

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or other associated illnesses. A few miles down the road you may get

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funding for surgery without those associated illnesses, so it is a

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postcode lottery. On that issue of funding, there

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will be some people who will perhaps not have a lot of sympathy

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with those who have got themselves into a position where weight-loss

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surgery is necessary, and we certainly don't believe it should

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be paid for by the NHS. Should it be paid for by the NHS?

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Yes, it should, absolutely. Not withstanding the reasons people

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become his weight in the first place, it is cost effective for us

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to provide surgery for these people, because it is very difficult to

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lose that weight when you get to a certain weight through diet and

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exercise alone, so most people will be completely unable to lose it.

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The cost of treating associated illnesses will cripple the NHS over

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the coming years. If we were to operate on these patient instead,

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we could save over �50 million per year to the NHS, and �1 billion or

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more to the economy at large as we help these people recover and get

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back to work. It could be argued a chunk of that

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money could be diverted into being more proactive, helping people

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avoiding get into this situation in the first place.

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Absolutely, I would not say we should not be hard to prevent

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obesity, and there are areas which need a lot of funding and attention.

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But we also have to treat the people who are currently overweight

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and costing the NHS a lot of money. Thank you for joining us.

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Let us know what you think of the increase in weight loss surgery.

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Email [email protected] or use A couple from Devon who were held

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hostage by Somali pirates for more than a year have welcomed a report

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on piracy published today by the Foreign Affairs Select Committee.

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Paul and Rachel Chandler, who live in Dartmouth, say lessons need to

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be learnt and they are glad the report acknowledges piracy is still

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a major problem for the UK. Rachel Chandler and her husband,

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Paul, were taken hostage by Somali pirates in October 2009. They were

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released after 13 months, and after a medical check started their

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journey home. Today, they have been looking through a Select Committee

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report which says piracy in Somalia is still a major problem for the UK.

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We welcome the report. They have called on the Government to review

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its procedures, which I think would be a great help. They have also

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called on them to use more technology and preventing pirate

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groups from taking hostages. We also particularly welcome the fact

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they have urged the Government to progress dealings with the Somali

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community at grassroots level to sort out the problem within Somalia.

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The there are still questions. Why, for instance, have there been no

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prosecutions? It does not make sense to us that

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these are armed men in boards out there with ladders, rocket

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launchers, all the pirate paraphernalia. We ought to be able

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to catch them. The today's publication brings back memories of

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their time as hostages. It is something we have learnt to

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live with. It is part of our lives and always will be. But we are

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perfectly normal. We don't have nightmares about it. It is an

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extraordinary thing that happened to us, but we have come through it.

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We are OK. The report urges the Government to

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review its kidnap response procedures after a previous

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criticism from the Coppell. The South Western Ambulance Service

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is investigating the death of a Dorset man following claims from

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his family that he was not taken to hospital in time. 44-year-old Neil

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Johnston from Wyke Regis died just hours after being admitted to

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Dorset County Hospital on New Year's Eve. His family say he had

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developed severe sickness at home, but an ambulance crew refused to

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take him in case he was infectious. The Ambulance Trust says a full

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investigation is underway and its thoughts are with the Johnston

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family. The husband of Jennie Leeman has

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denied shooting her dead in North Devon. At Exeter Crown Court, David

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Leeman was accused of murdering his 44-year-old wife at their farm at

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Parracombe, near Barnstaple last September. He has been remanded in

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custody until his trial in July. Millions of pounds has been awarded

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in government grants for travellers' sites across the south

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west. The money from the Homes and Communities Agency will help local

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authorities to prevent unauthorised encampments and develop official

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sites with proper facilities. Later in the programme, some very

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early signs of spring across the region.

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Plus new hope for the lifesavers who have been thrown a financial

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lifeline. And trying times at Plymouth Albion

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- but tonight there are signs the rugby club's immediate future is

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A row has blown up in Devon which sets two of the county's biggest

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public sector organisations against each other. A hospital is taking on

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a council to try to defend free parking for some staff, and now one

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of the biggest unions has weighed in, too. The argument surrounds

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Torbay Hospital and parking along Newton Road, the closest area where

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cars can be left free of charge. From there our correspondent, Simon

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From this quiet suburban street stems and noisy dispute. Parking is

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currently free and much used by staff and visitors at Torbay

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Hospital. Now the council want to start charging hundreds of Pounds

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for permit. These women come here because they find packet -- packing

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up to hospital for one of's appointment.

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I think it is ridiculous. Sometimes people have not got money for

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parking, and if they have appointments they may miss them.

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They should not do it at all. It is awkward for people with no money.

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Torbay Hospital has formally objected to the council's plants,

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setting one large public organisation against another. Many

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staff have also complained. strength of feeling is huge at the

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moment, because the trust management want to increase the

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cost of hospital parking permits by a minimum of 50 %. For some people

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nearly as much as 100%. The council's proposal is to charge

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up to �250 per year to park. It will be a permanent system, but

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each -- permit system, but at Wal- Mart guarantees bases.

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A we have had massive cuts, and it is a way of getting money back for

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frontline services. As you are -- as you will appreciate, we have

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concessions, subsidies, all these things, these are things to keep

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the traffic moving. We have to have some way of generating funds to

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meet those demands. If the parking permit promotion of

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-- pupils will balls ahead, it will be introduced by summer. -- if the

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proposal goes ahead. But increasing parking charges is a standard way

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for councils to raise extra revenue, but that sounds uncomfortable with

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Government policy, which is to end what has been described as the war

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on the motorist and make life Villagers in South Devon who formed

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a charity to save their lifeboat have been awarded thousands of

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pounds to help the service continue. Cutbacks had threatened Hope Cove

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lifeboat, but last year local people stepped in to run it

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themselves. They are now looking to raise �80,000 to replace their

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existing boat. Scott Bingham The crew of the Hope Cove wife

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bought her on a mission. There is no emergency today. For once,

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someone has come to the aid of this life-saving service. The

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independently funded a lifeboat had landed a substantial community a

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ward. A key thing for us is that the

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community voted for it. It is a significant amount of money to help

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us by a new boat. These guys have a massive piece of work ahead of them

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where they are looking to raise a substantial limit of money, and

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this will be a start towards raising funds for the new lifeboat

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and the running costs for the next few years, providing peace of mind

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to people using the sea and beaches around the area.

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It will be a big challenge to raise the money needed, but the charity

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has every right to be confident. They won a fight for survival back

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in 2010. There are always reservations, but

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some hope we will make it. -- somehow that we will make it.

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The current vessel will continue to save lives along this stretch of

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coast for now. The hope is its replacement will be up and running

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in around 18 months. Just over 12 months ago, the people

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of Hope Cove nearly lost their lead boat, but the community were

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determined that was not going to happen, and on a day like today you

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can feed -- see why they feel it Plymouth Albion rugby club's future

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is a little more certain this evening. The club, which held an

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emergency meeting to raise �200,000 to keep going until the end of the

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season, says it has received pledges for more than half of what

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is needed. Our sports reporter, Brent Pilnick, has more.

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Plymouth Albion's fans will be hoping the club can get back to

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scoring tries, and there are desperate -- they are in desperate

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need for them as they set towards the bottom of the championship. At

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this meeting last night, shareholders pledged half of the

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�200,000 needed to keep the club going as the board try and make

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sure this does not happen again. We are revisiting our business

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model. We have to be careful. We have been make sure that moving

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forward we have the right model and there are things we must do. We

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will get on with it and do it. We can keep going back to this sort of

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situation. We have got to get under a more sustainable financial

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footing. Why is it so difficult to run a

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sports team as a successful business?

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It is not unique, there have been others who have gone into

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administration in the same league Plymouth are in. Clearly there is

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not a lot of money around and there is a problem in Plymouth in getting

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sponsorship. We do not have the main sponsors, such as Northern

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Rock at the Newcastle rugby team has. They do not exist here. We

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have a requirement -- we have an economy still to a large extent

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dominated by the military and they will not put themselves into sport.

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With half of the season to goal, Plymouth Albion seemed to be on

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firmer ground than they were yesterday.

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Brent joins us now. Plymouth Albion aren't alone when it comes to our

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sides struggling financially, are they?

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Yes, last year Plymouth Argyle Ford -- Ford for most of the year to try

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and stave off administration. They were lucky in the end of wealthy

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backer in the form of James Brent took over the club. That affected a

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lot of people who lost out financially with businesses and

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wages. Truro City face a winding-up petition in the High Court a week

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on Monday. They all around �100,000 in unpaid taxes to Revenue and

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Customs. -- they all around. The rugby club, who rose up to the

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national leagues a few years ago, folded as they faced administration.

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Last season, another rugby club were relegated to national two

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south. That was following a points deduction they got for going into

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administration, as well. This time last year, the freezing

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conditions caused some farmers a headache, with crops frozen into

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the ground leading to a shortage of seasonal veg. Now, thanks to an

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extremely mild winter so far, the opposite has happened, with many

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vegetables growing more quickly than they normally would. In some

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cases they are being harvested weeks earlier than usual, as John

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Danks reports. Purple sprouting broccoli growing

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at river front farm in South Devon. It is in abundance and weeks

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earlier than normal. The man who runs the farm said it is the

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mildest start to a winter he has seen in 25 years.

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Some early varieties do start in January or December, but this one

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we would not expect to pick until March. It has come up so fast we

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have not been able to keep up with it and it has gone to flower. It is

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running six weeks ahead of simple, really.

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The picking teams are trying to keep on top of the leaks. These,

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too, are ready sooner than expected. They have to be harvested now. If

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they grow any bigger they will not fit in the boxes. Plants seem

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equally confused. In Cornwall, there are already signs of spring.

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A lot of flowers are coming out earlier. This one here, that has

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been flowering since the beginning of November. For the first time,

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the magnolia, which flowered on New Year's Day, which is the earliest

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it has ever flowered. Plants have continued to grow. The

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flowers on this hydrangea remained since they ballooned last year and

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new flowers are coming through. Spotlight viewers have sent us

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their pictures of unseasonal floral displays. Yes, that is a strawberry.

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This as Elia and Helen Tavistock's Garden put on an early show of

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colour. -- as really a. Before Christmas the flowers

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started to appear one by one. I watched it daily and then it came

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out in profusion. It has been amazing, I still have

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geraniums planted in the summer last year in the garden in flower.

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What worries me is we will get some sharp frost and all the boards will

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fall off. I cannot see us getting any

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penetrating frost. There may be a penetrating frost. There may be a

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brief frost tonight, but nothing to worry about. It remains unusually

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mild, and probably the reason for so much spring growth is that we

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have hardly had any frost at all. We have had the wind and rain, and

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it was another very windy morning in the South West. These are the

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strength of the dusts we saw this morning. Not quite as strong as the

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84 mph we had on Tuesday morning. Thankfully it has been a little

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quieter. Whilst these strong winds are not good for some of us, for

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some of us it has been good news. This was earlier today where our

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Cameron -- cameraman caught people enjoying at the south. Some of

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these windsurfers were braving some enormous waves. Also the strength

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of the wind, the gusts of wind this morning have been over 50 mph at

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times. Enjoying some spectacular conditions. Also the sunshine, and

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we have had some sunshine coming out, as well. Let's look at the

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detail for the next 24 hours. There is a Vale of cloud covering the

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South West. A lot of that is high level that will not stop the

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temperatures falling into single figures. The area of high pressure

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to the south will get closer, and those cold north-west winds will

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slowly drop overnight tonight. Much quieter tonight for all of us.

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Tomorrow, are warm weather front will come in, bringing more cloud

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with a potential for light rain. Into the weekend, we have that high

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pressure a little closer, so what will be more settled. Not

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necessarily dry or fine. There is the cloud structure in more detail.

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There is a small chance of one or two light showers, but the

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overnight forecast is a dry and cold one. Temperatures already

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close to single figures and continuing to drop to as low as

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three or four Celsius, particularly across eastern parts of Devon into

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Somerset and Dorset. The risk, perhaps, briefly of a touch of

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frost. A cold start tomorrow, which means once the cloud comes over the

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temperature also -- temperatures will struggle to get high you have,

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a late maximum of ten Celsius. Temperatures up to eight or nine

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Celsius by the end of the afternoon. For the Isles of Scilly, the milder

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oxygen, cloudy -- the milder air, cloudy with some drizzle. At the

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To model it will still be very choppy, 5-six feet on the north

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coast, and the coastal waters In the outlook, including the

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weekend, on Saturday after some overnight patchy rain, a for a time

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it will brighten up. Sunday is rather more cloudy with a risk of

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further outbreaks of rain or drizzle. Emily rain clearing and

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perhaps brighter in the afternoon. All will while it remains

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relatively mild, we should be frost We have had some e-mails on surgery.

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One viewer says, Barry hat-trick surgery is not an easier choice. It

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is cheaper to do that than let people rely on services once they

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are obese. Another viewer says, I had a

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gastric band finished -- and had a gastric band finished two years ago,

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and I have never been happier. I would recommend it to anyone.

:27:17.:27:22.

Another viewer is angry as her son has been declined an operation to

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help them walked properly, as she suffers from cerebral palsy.

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