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The Prime Minister's blunder on a trip to Plymouth when he made this

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comment to our Political Editor. We are doing everything we can to

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help bring about a private sector recovery, that is what the

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Enterprise Zone in Plymouth is about.

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Good evening. The trouble is Plymouth has not been made an

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Enterprise Zone, a decision which angered many in the city at the

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time. Also tonight...

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Freezing weather and snow on the way - how one community is taking

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its own measures to cope with the icy conditions.

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A special fund has been set up to help those left homeless after a

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devastating fire in Crediton. And one of the best displays ever -

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snowdrop valley at its most David Cameron's visit to the South

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West today was marred by an embarrassing gaffe.

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The Prime Minister's carefully- managed trip to Plymouth went

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slightly awry when he claimed the city's businesses were receiving

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government support they had actually been refused. Our

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Political Editor, Martyn Oates, The Prime Minister's visit today to

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can the Royal Marine barracks and Babcock Marine at Devonport

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dockyard. Port of those are mainstays in the city's public

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sector reliant economy. By asked him what he was doing to help the

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struggling private sector. We're doing everything we can to

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bring about a private sector recovery, that is what the

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Enterprise Zone in Plymouth is about, '' -- low corporation tax,

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apprenticeships. Good things are bad things? Fund

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for surely, in the place of the Enterprise Zone, non-existent.

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Plymouth does not have one. To add insult to injury, the City applied

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for one but was turned down by the Government.

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Imagine not knowing that when you have gone to all the trouble of

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coming down one of the best bids for Enterprise Zones. The easiest

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way to put a great is if he gives us an Enterprise Zone. I would

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forgive him, but not in a hurry. At the end of the day, when you are

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Prime Minister it is difficult to keep every little piece of detail

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in your head with all that is going on on the world stage, as well.

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But wasn't he breaking a bit of good news for Plymouth? Alas, no,

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Downing Street has confirmed it was merely a slip of the Prime

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Minister's Tong. And Martyn Oates is with us in the

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studio. Nor do for the first time David Cameron saying something he

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later regrets. Yes, this was particularly

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embarrassing because Plymouth so badly needs support to revive its

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private sector. And because of the background, the huge annoyance

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across the political spectrum, Conservative and Labour councillors,

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when the bid was rejected. Today, the council was measured in its

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response, or slightly caustic, difficult to stay. -- difficult to

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save. This is recognition that we're

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doing some great things here, despite not having that status.

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Plummer did receive money from the Government's growth fund last year.

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One other thing that may annoy those from Plymouth, Cornwall got

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an Enterprise Zone. What do these Enterprise Zones do?

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There are a major part of Government strategy to rid --

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revive the economy through the private sector. They provide a

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business rate discounts, promise more investment back into the

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Enterprise Zone, a simplified planning rules, super-fast

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broadband, so they are a big deal, and it makes it all the more

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galling if you're one of the people who have lost out.

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And the Prime Minister's comments will be discussed on Sunday

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politics this weekend. Yes.

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Thank you very much. The freezing weather is posing a

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real challenge to the charities and groups who help vulnerable people

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in our society. The cold makes life difficult for all of us, but it is

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much worse for people who have to chose between heating or eating, or

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those with nowhere to live. Spotlight's Matt Pengelly reports.

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Keeping out the winter chill with the warm glow of Cornish generosity.

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Staff at this new Connections Centre lodged an appeal for warm

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clothing after the number of people asking for help a rose by one-third

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since the cold snap started. They're coming for clothing, food,

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they are also coming in to find access tonight shelter if they are

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homeless. Anything that we can help them with.

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These people have been helped into temporary accommodation, though

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they both know what it is like to sleep rough in winter.

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You have to find ways to survive. If you have a sleeping bag or a

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thick coat, find a shelter or anywhere out of the wind and

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basically wrap up, just deal with A few miles away, Don Gardner from

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the Camborne third bike is organising pasty parties this

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weekend to make sure vulnerable people have something want to eat.

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Pensioners on fixed income, they are using far more heat at the

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moment than they would do normally, and I would say some of them are

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too proud to come to a food bank. N South Devon, community snow

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patrols have been formed to make sure grit is spread on residential

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speeds and pavements. Both sides of our exit area are

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tremendously steep, and the little device is a godsend. In the winter,

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when we have slippy, icy conditions, we need something like that to

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enable us to get out. With a very chilly forecast for the

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weekend, these groups could be extremely busy over the coming days.

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A special fund has been set up to help those families whose homes

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were severely damaged by a massive fire in Crediton. At the height of

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the blaze more than 100 firefighters battled to save the

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300-year-old properties. But the fire ripped through five of the

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thatched cottages, and severely damaged a sixth. Spotlight's Heidi

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In the light of day, the damage in Crediton can clearly be seen.

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Throughout the day, families have returned to see what is left of

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their homes. Too distressed to speak to us, they watched as fire

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investigators surveyed the scene. This family lived in one of the

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properties that does not have insurance. She simply said she is

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worried she is lost everything. The town is a close-knit community,

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and the local council have set up the Crediton Support Fund this

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afternoon to help families like this get back on their feet.

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We are launching a collection tomorrow morning on the farmers'

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market in the middle of Crediton where people can donate money. I

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have spoken to three families. One seemed to be coping very well, they

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are already looking to rent a property in the area. Two others, I

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have to say, were traumatised. I felt very sorry for the trillion

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come -- children, because it is a big thing to lose your home, and

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all the things you hold dear. Fire crews have been on hand all

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day, continuing to dampen down and monitor the stability of the

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remaining buildings. The fire has smouldered away late into the

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afternoon. In this editions are under way. I

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can confirm the fire spread through the Thatcher, which is through a

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common void, which is why it looked from one building to the next.

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Further than that, I cannot say anything towards the cause.

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One pump will stay onside overnight, particularly to keep an eye on the

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chimney stacks, as there is a fear they could collapse as night falls.

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A Devon town hit hard by the economic downturn is starting to

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see a change of fortune. A year ago this week, Polestar in Okehampton

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closed with the loss of around 230 jobs. Wiseman's Dairy and Brown's

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Factory in the town also shut putting a further 80 people out of

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work. Before the factories closed the

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number of people claiming jobseekers allowance in the town

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was 127. By March 2011 it had gone up to 243, but the latest figure

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puts that number back down to 162. Emma Thomasson has been finding out

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how people in the West Devon town At 12 months ago, neck and they

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could only dream of booking a holiday when they both lost their

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jobs at the same factory. Four months unemployed, and you

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wonder how long you can go on like that. You don't know how you're

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going to manage to make ends meet. He has now found work at a timber

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company. A fact is, money is coming in again

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and we are able to get back to some sort of normal life again. It has

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made things a lot better, really. The strain and stress of being out

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of work is gone. 12 months ago, I did not know the

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way forward, but now I have my employment back, I can plan for

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things, maybe a holiday, visiting, more settled, as well.

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That renewed optimism is because Mary's bike working here six months

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after being laid off. It is now it up and running again after being

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bought by Devonshire deserts, albeit with fewer staff. It is a

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similar story at Brown's. The old Wiseman's Dairy has been

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transformed, the owners investing �1 million with the hopes of

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expanding. Are things looking up? Kate Bickleigh runs a B&B in the

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town. At the time it was devastating.

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Three major businesses going under caused a high level of unemployment

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for Okehampton, but the community pulled together and we have new

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business now in the town. Unemployment figures are pretty

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much back to where they were before the closures. Everyone here is

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hoping that time can continue on the road to recovery. -- hoping

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Parents are trying to set up a new type of Steiner school in Exeter

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which will be the first of its kind in the south west. Steiner schools

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are an alternative to mainstream education, and teach children

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through play and creative activities. The existing one in the

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city is funded privately, but this group is applying to the government

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for cash through its free schools programme. Janine Jansen has the

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Children start the morning with a tight chi class. Steiner school

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education is described by some as an alternative. Staff here do not

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like to think of it that way. They say it is different.

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It is a curriculum that follows the principles of child development of

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Steiner, an Austrian philosopher in the late Victorian period.

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Obviously, we're in the 21st century, now, so that -- curriculum

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is suited to children who live now, but it is significantly different

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to the national curriculum. It costs �4,500 per year to send

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your child to this Steiner School in Exeter. No parents want to open

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a free -- freedom Steiner school available to anyone.

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Do these pedants believe there should be more choice about how

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your child is educated. So far, choice seems to be about

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geographically where a school is and where they are in a league

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table. It is not about how difficult -- differently children

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can be educated, and what Steiner education provides is a different

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approach to children, how they learn, how they are treated.

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Our I feel it is a great education system. My daughter is in this

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school and has had a really good education. She is eight, brilliant

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at reading and writing and maths, and I want to share this education.

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There are a lot of people in Exeter I think would benefit from it.

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The National Union of Teachers says state-funded free schools will take

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money from mainstream schools, but Exeter's Steiner says free schools

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are funded directly by central Government, not at the local

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authority. We'll find out how our sporting

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fixtures have been affected by the cold weather later in the programme,

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and we'll meet the Plymouth based swimmers who are Olympic bound -

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but not for Great Britain. And take a slow boat to Brazil -

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rediscovering old trade routes in A project in Devon which helps

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people with mental health issues back into work has picked up a

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national award. New Leaf based in Exeter offers for therapy and

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training in horticulture, printing and carpentry.

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This is a forest in the making. Every tree planted here represents

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one person's recovery. Attached to each sapling is a set of

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aspirations and goals for the future. We are hoping that in 10

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years' time, there will be a beautiful forest here and each tree

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will be personal to each person's recovery. In a bid to get more

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people using the green spaces here, the NHS plans to plant one tree for

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every member of staff. That is 1.3 million. There are too many to

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plant on our side, but we thought we would get involved by planting

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something for the staff who work for Devon partnership trust. That

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is 2000 people. As well as this forest, they have planted an

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orchard and Christmas trees. They were named the most innovative NHS

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department as a result. One of the commercial arm Sufis this plant

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nursery. Kerry James has been unable to hold down work for years.

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She suffers from anxiety and depression, but has found new homes

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since coming here. I really look forward to coming. It has given me

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hope that they can actually work. If I can find something like this,

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I might actually be able to come off my benefits and be able to

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support myself, which would be amazing. Pharmacist Joy Davey has

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proved that you can pull through. She is back in work after more than

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one year off from stress. I had a lot of support. It was definitely

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one of the main factors in getting back to work successfully. They

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have planted the roots of their recovery. It is a step towards a

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happier future. The icy weather has had a big

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effect on South West sport this weekend. Here are all the details.

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The frost has been for the first time! Exeter City and Torquay

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United have had their league fixtures called off. Exeter City

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were due to visit Bournemouth next Tuesday. United's were supposed be

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playing Rotherham. Yeovil Town play Sheffield Wednesday, that matches

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going ahead. There is a pitch inspection at Home Park tomorrow

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morning to decide whether the Southend games at the survive.

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The Cornish Pirates and Plymouth Albion have had their league games

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postponed. The Pirates were seeking a Championship double over

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Rotherham in South Yorkshire. That has been re- scheduled for next

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weekend. Albion go to bed for next Saturday. They were defeated by the

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police last November. As we move closer to the Olympics, a South

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West club is maintaining his reputation as one of the best in

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the country for producing swimmers. Plymouth Leander has unearthed some

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top talent, not only for Great Britain, but also for other nations.

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That is due to some expert coaching. John road is the direction of

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slumming at Plymouth College, where the Leander Club is based. He

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masterminds the progress of teenage swimmers. He is currently improving

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the skills of a 15-year-old Ugandan, at Jamila Lunkuse, who is heading

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for the London aquatic centre. 14- year-old Ruta Meilutyte has

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qualified for the Olympic Games this summer and she will be

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representing either way near. Jamila Lunkuse brought home birth

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two gold medals in the African Senior Championships last year.

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Ruta Meilutyte has twice smashed the Olympic qualifying time. This

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is really new. There is more equipment in the gym. Other

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competitors are older lot -- than me and of a higher standard. John

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road is pleased to see the couple doing well. There is more to come

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for the Olympics in July. We have discovered in the last 24 hours

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that one of our students will be representing Zambia, so that his

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three on the train to London. We have had to wait for a Libyan

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competitor. We have other guys who have a chance of getting on the

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British team. We are able to marry the education and the swimming side

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of things so that one does not compromise the other. A happy

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athlete is a fast asleep. Plymouth Raiders' final leg is being played

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indoors tonight. It will set them up nicely for Sunday's return match

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at the Pavilions. Their try to make up for their BBL Cup disappointment

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when they lost to Newcastle three weeks ago in the final.

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A historic South West sailing boat is preparing for a new voyage and a

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new chapter in her illustrious career. The Irene was built in

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Bridgwater 100 years ago and carried bricks and coal.

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She is getting ready to deliver Exeter ale to France. It is about

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offering a sustainable transport. Irene was built over 100 years ago

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to carry goods by sailed and now she is about to do it again.

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expect this to be the beginning of a glorious future for Irene, but

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for a lot of other sailing ship as well. Ahead is a voyage of

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rediscovery. The Irene will travel to France with a cargo of beer. It

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will then travel to Spain where it will pick up a cargo of one of oil.

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From there it will sail to the Canary Islands, past Cape Verde and

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to Rio de Janeiro where they will overload the olive-oil. They will

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then head of North to the Caribbean, collecting coffee, chocolate and

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run to bring back to the UK, hopefully returning to Bristol for

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the first week in June. It is the sort of journey Irene made in the

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first 53 years of her life, sailing Kohl and us all manner of goods

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straight on to beaches for unloading. She sank not long ago,

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but was rebuilt. She has proved an inspiration for many of the crew.

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This woman quit her job as a scientist to join the five month

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adventure. I really believe in it. I believe the future a sail powered

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and renewable. I also believe it needs bold people going out there

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and trying it even if it is not perfect. I read has a top speed of

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80 knots. Conditions could be testing when laden with cargo.

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we are full of olive oil and we are in the middle of the Atlantic, I am

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sure we are going to be sick of each other. Hardly plain sailing,

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but it should deliver the goods in a sustainable way.

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We may be in the grip of a cold spell, but one of the highlights of

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this time of the year has reached its peak. This is Snowdrop Valley

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on Exmoor, and the display this year has been described as one of

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the best ever. Thousands are expected to come from far and wide

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to see this spectacular scene. Once this was a secret known only

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to locals. Every February, the banks of this river on Exmoor Cruz

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form. This is Snowdrop Valley. From tomorrow, it is open to the public

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for one month, and 7,000 people are expected. Visitors to England at

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this time of year would long to see one of these famous populations.

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This is the most common kind of snowdrop, but some varieties are

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highly sought after by collectors. Terrifying. If you think of the

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size of a snowdrop pulled, about the says -- same of my thumb nail,

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last year on the internet they sold for over �300. That is terrifying.

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If you lift the skirts and black underneath, the inner petals have a

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little green mark, and that is the secret that everybody wants to know

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about. If there is more than one green mark, if it is a different

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shape, if it is larger or smaller, that is what makes the collectors

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mad with desire. So how did Snowdrop Valley come about?

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believe that further up the valley there, there was an Abbey or a

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monastery or some kind of settlement, and they would have had

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snowdrop bulbs are there. When the river flooded, it washed the bolts

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down here. For galanthophiles, surely there is no better place to

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be of February than here in Snowdrop Valley.

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Snowdrops may be poking out from the snow this weekend. Let us find

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Last night it fell to minus ten Celsius. This was the scene today.

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You can make out the track of the boat across the river through the

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ice. Very unusual. This weekend's forecast is to see rising

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temperatures. It will not become milder, because temperatures will

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struggle. As the rain comes in tomorrow, we have the risk of snow.

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We have a yellow warning for that. It may reach low levels, parts of

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Somerset and Dorset, as the band of rain continues to move eastwards.

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This cloud is moving steadily towards us. It is another cold

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night again tonight before the cloud and Rana rise throughout the

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day on Saturday. Once it moves through, we have less cold air and

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a bright start to Sunday, but with the risk of ice after the recent

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rain. We have a lot of clear sky initially tonight. What we see

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coming into the far West is high- level cloud. This was early as

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today. Some splendid views of the coastline of West Cornwall. Also,

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we had a camera down in Falmouth. If it went for the temperatures,

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you would think this was a summer's day. It is a beautiful blue sky.

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But it has been bitterly cold. Even right on the coast, temperatures

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have struggled. Tonight, we will have another frost. Similar

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temperatures to what we saw last night. Temperatures will fall to

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minus eight Celsius in some places. He is the rain poised to move him

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tomorrow. Temperatures tomorrow morning will start between-six and

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minus eight Celsius. As the rain travels East, it will fall as sleet

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and snow temporarily. By the end of the day, we will have less cold air.

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For the Isles of Scilly, it will be raining. Temperatures will reach a

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degrees Celsius by the end of the day. These are the Heinz of high

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For surfers, the serve picks up once winds get going tomorrow. The

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winds are south-easterly four or five, veering south-westerly later.

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Possibly picking up to a force six at times. Fair, then rain, with

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moderate visibility. The risk of snow tomorrow. By Sunday morning,

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we'll have enough clear sky for the temperatures to reach freezing

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again. That means the risk of ice. Monday is slightly less cold with

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some drizzle. It is mainly dry, staying chilly for Tuesday.

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As some of you will remember, 60 years ago on Monday 6th February,

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Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne. We are hoping to mark the

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day with some of your memories, say to get in touch with the normal e-

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