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the windscreen first thing in the morning. That is all from us.

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298 stores in 26 countries, but could the South West be the next

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stop for IKEA? Good evening. Welcome to Spotlight.

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The move would create hundreds of jobs and bring another big name to

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Exeter. But what sort of impact would the global furniture brand

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have? Hello. Also tonight ` the cold can kill even in a milder winter.

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A departments are still seeing plenty of cases. I've been

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investigating the temperature indoors and the effect on older

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people's blood pressure. And from images of the past to pictures in

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the present. The filmakers documenting life in the South West

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today for the generations of tomorrow.

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IKEA, the furniture company which began in Sweden and expanded around

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the world, could become one of the biggest retailers in the South West.

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Hundreds of jobs would be created on the outskirts of Exeter. The move

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follows the arrival of John Lewis in the city last year. Councillors are

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tonight considering the move. We'll get the latest from their meeting in

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a moment, but first John Henderson looks at the impact on the local

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economy beyond the jobs created. Flatpack furniture and Swedish

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meatballs. So far the IKEA invasion has not reached this part of the UK,

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but on the outskirts of Exeter, the retailer wants to build a store for

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the business community. The prospect for them is great news, with one

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caveat. We think is it is essential for good links to the city centre,

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because otherwise the 400,000 visitors they estimate coming to

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IKEA won't see what else is available in this great city, so we

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have to make sure there are subsidised links into the city from

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the IKEA store. So far the nearest IKEA is just outside Bristol. It is

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estimated the annual spend at the store is ?14 million, just from

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customers from Devon, Cornwall, Somerset and Dorset. Depending on

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the outcome tonight, that is money that could be spent closer to home.

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In any story like this there are winners and losers. That might

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relate to some of the locations like Torbay, where people drive from

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Torbay for the consumer experience in Exeter. Exeter already has severe

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traffic problems, and what about small retailers cross market is

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tough enough on the high Street with the recession and online

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competition, but one expert on business links the effect could be

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positive. Most people if they are sensible wood found other places as

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a comparison, and if they come across ourselves, which is a family

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business man do it in a more personal way, with design is the

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strongest feature, it is not an issue or a problem. Probably they

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will deal with us. For years there has been speculation about where and

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when the south`east would get its own store selling this, and now the

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choice is Exeter. Leigh Rundle is at the council

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meeting in Exeter for us now. So has the company managed to get through

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the initial stages of the planning process? Well, the meeting is still

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ongoing. You join me here at the Civic Centre in Exeter, and it's

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worth mentioning that this meeting was supposed to have happened a week

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ago but it was postponed in order that objectives `` objectors would

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have more time to make their views known. Most of the objections you've

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already heard. Tonight at the meeting, the planning officer

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putting forward the case for IKEA, explained how big the development

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would be and gave assurances that all of the things that needed to be

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put in place would be. We also heard from John Lewis, and this is a new

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piece of information, that they apparently do not oppose this

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application but they are very keen to get more information about

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specifically what IKEA plans to sell. Thank you very much. When we

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get the decision, we will bring it to you on this programme or in the

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late news at 10:25pm. The winter pressure on A

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departments may have eased slightly this year following a period of

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relatively mild, if stormy, weather but there are still problems for

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emergency care. The system struggles when patients can't move onto wards

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because they're full, and yet more are coming through the doors all the

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time. Yeovil District Hospital is now trying to see older people

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before they end up at A at an urgent medical centre, as Matthew

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Hill reports. The Amelia Brooker is one of an `` a

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growing number of elderly patients being treated in Yeovil, and one in

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`` the numbers of 75 or over people are expected to grow by a third in

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the next decade. The pressure of dealing with an ageing population is

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being brought into focused in accident and emergency. Accident and

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emergency is not a good place to be for older people, because it has got

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a different sort of patient to be looked after. It is a fast pace.

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There are trainees, and the doctors there are not trained to look after

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all the patients and their needs, so the emergency department is not the

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right place these people. From today, ambulances and GPs will be

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able to bypass accident and emergency and send cases straight to

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Yeovilton's older patient assessment unit. `` Yeovilton's. They will then

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be seen by staff and social workers who will be able to help them back

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into the community. The argument is to introduce this type of assessment

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centre and let them grow. For instance, if you look at the number

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of patients admitted to hospital in Somerset five years ago who was ``

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were malnourished, it was 30, but last year it grew to over 200. The

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scheme has already been up and running in Poole Hospital. It is

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hoped that like their nine out of ten patients will successfully be

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discharged into the community `` it is hoped luck like there. `` it is

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hoped that like there. While milder weather may have been

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giving hospitals like Yeovil a helping hand in dealing with the

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pressures, an investigation by Inside Out South West has shown even

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these winter temperatures can cause health problems. Sam and the team

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have been carrying out a simple experiment to show the risks to

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older people of getting too cold. Please only puts his heating on for

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two hours a day, and usually are just 15 degrees `` Keith only puts

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his heating on. That is too cold comfort says research. If we attack

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causes of death in the winter, less 1% is from hypothermia, and the

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statement I normally give is that the cold will kill you long before

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your body gets to be that cold. These are so`called excess winter

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deaths, and last year the office of National statistics recorded just

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over 31,000 people, a leap from the average of 25,000 each winter. Keith

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says he cannot afford to turn his heating up after paying his weekly

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utility bills. That is nothing in food, nothing in luxuries, and when

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you take that out of your pension you haven't got much left. We asked

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Keith to test whether the cold was arming his blood pressure. He did

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this by wearing a blood pressure monitor for 24 hours. And Professor

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Goodwin picked up some dramatic results shown by the red spikes on

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Keith's graph. As he goes outside, there is a big increase of his lower

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blood pressure reading, and that shows a clear effect of cold

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temperatures. Although he is wearing a coat, he has no headgear on, no

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gloves and scarf, and we know there are Trigger sites in the body which

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pick up the temperature, the hands, face, the airways and the feet. If

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they are cold, the blood pressure rises irrespective of wearing a

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coat. Could you heat your home more? I could turn the heating up, but

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then I have to pay for it. I can't cut much more. I have tried.

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And you can see more on that story tonight on Inside Out, on BBC One at

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7.30pm. Police have released more details about a man whose body was

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found in old mine workings in Cornwall over the weekend. The body

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was discovered at Wheal Maid, near Redruth and is believed to be that

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of a cyclist in his seventies from Falmouth. The police are searching

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for the man's bike and his red Ford Fiesta car. Spotlight's David George

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reports from the mine. The area is known to some local people as Mars.

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The old wheel made copper mine in the Valley is popular with walkers

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and cyclists. The cycle Trail between Devon and bought Ruth passes

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through here. I have been speaking to the 35`year`old woman who found

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the body while out walking her dogs on Saturday morning at 9am. She did

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not want to be interviewed as she is still too upset and distressed, but

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she did tell me that she found the man's body in the water just there.

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It is unexplained. What we think has happened is that the gentleman

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unfortunately had what we think is a cycling accident and has ended up

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where he is an succumbed to his injuries. What is unusual is that we

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have not been able to find a bicycle, a cycle of any

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description, despite extensive searches by police dogs, a research

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team, and the helicopters. The police are asking anyone who saw the

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man or his bicycle on Friday or early on Saturday morning to

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describe them. He is described as in his 70s with receding grey hair and

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a white beard, and wearing cycling shoes, a blue fleece and a baseball

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cap. His glasses and dentures were found on a track nearby. Officers

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are still looking for the dead man's red Ford Fiesta car which

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might have been left in a lay`by somewhere along the length of the

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trail. Today police officers investing the case `` investigating

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the case ever has been no formal identification and they are at

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present to contact relatives `` as yet there has been no formal

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identification. Police in Plymouth are being

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equipped with cameras as part of a trial to help them gather evidence.

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The new body cameras are likely to be used by officers responding to

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incidents of domestic abuse. Police in the city trialled the use of head

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cams in 2006 but the programme was abandoned four years later due to

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the costs involved. John Danks reports. A fight on Plymouth's union

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Street, and within seconds officers have apprehended a suspect and

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gathered video evidence. The city police were the first use these head

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cameras as part of a Home Office trial in 2006. They were later

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rolled out to other forces around the country. A report into the

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Plymouth pilot scheme found there had been an 8% drop in violent

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crime, whilst detection of violent crimes have increased by 40%. There

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was also a fall in the number of complaints the forced to stop but

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the need to cut costs or the cameras being dropped `` the need to cut

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cost led to the cameras being dropped in 2010. The police say the

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new initiative is likely to be used in their response to domestic abuse.

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Figures for the area showed the number of domestic abuse incidents

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are on the rise. Almost 20,000 were recorded in 2007. By 2012 it had

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risen to more than 25 and a half thousand. Devon and Cornwall police

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know how effective the use of video cameras has been in the past and are

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excited about the opportunities the new technology presents.

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If you have just joined this `` joined us, still to come, why have

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one animal story when you can have two? From Exmoor we have the

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preservation of foals. We'll report on one woman's hopes for their

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future. And from Clovelly, the preservation of donkeys, this time

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on film. One of the south west's most

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prominent NHS executives has denied "nepotism and favouritism" in

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getting her daughter's boyfriend a senior job. An employment tribunal

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has heard two women claim to have turned whistle blowers about the way

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Dr Paula Vasco`Knight, the head of Torbay hospital, ran an important

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recruitment process. Parents and teachers say Torbay Council's

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decision to scrap a CCTV enforcement car could put children's safety at

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risk. Doctor Vasco`Knight is the chair of the Torbay Hospital. She is

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alleged to have helped her daughter's boyfriend get a job at

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the NHS foundation trust which he heads. A recruitment manager told

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the tribunal she believed the appointment involved nepotism and

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favouritism. They say they were hung out to dry after raising concerns

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about the appointment. How important was it you brought the case?

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Incredibly important. We did not think about it lightly in terms of

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going through it, but we have made it and it's been a battle for both

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of us. We see each other through the ups and downs, and we are pleased to

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be here. The process has been quite traumatic process, I think. There

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have been ups and downs, and there's been a lot of anxiety. As we all

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know, there has been distressed at certain points, but I'm glad it's

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over now. We're just waiting for the result, and then I feel I can move

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on, as I'm sure Penny does as well. Both women say they were prevented

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from returning to their jobs after they raised their concerns. They

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were instead to be redeployed, they said. But both women refused to

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accept that, believing they had done nothing wrong. They subsequently

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resigned from the trust. Doctor Vasco`Knight strongly denied the

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allegations of nepotism and favouritism. The man was not going

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out with her daughter when he was appointed and she did not even know

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him. She had not, she said, stopped the women from returning to their

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jobs as revenge for raising their concerns. The tribunal was told this

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was an important case as the treatment of whistle`blowers had

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become a significant issue in the NHS. The tribunal reserved judgement

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and it is expected within a fortnight.

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Parents and teachers say Torbay Council's decision to scrap a CCTV

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enforcement car could put children's safety at risk. It patrolled outside

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schools following concerns about parking and driving, but the service

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is losing money. The council now plans to use traffic wardens

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instead. A number of bus drivers in Weymouth

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have been on strike today in a row over pay. The union Unite says wages

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at First Group are falling behind those in other towns and cities.

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A Somerset pony club has launched a campaign to save endangered Exmoor

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foals from slaughter. It wants to prove there is a market for them in

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the wider equestrian world. It comes in light of a new report

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commissioned by Exmoor National Park, which raised the idea that the

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breed could be farmed for meat, like cattle and sheep, for sale to local

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hotels and restaurants. Spotlight's Janine Jansen reports.

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Dawn Westcott wants to give Exmoor foals a lifeline. When they come off

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the more, they are wild and frightened of humans. She takes

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months to socialise them. The problem has been is that it's very

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difficult for the more land farmers to find the buyers and actually

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present the foals in a form where people can handle them, because

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sometimes people are daunted about taking them off the Moors, but

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sometimes people don't know how to buy the fold, a mad farmer doesn't

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know how to find a potential buyer. `` and the local farmer doesn't

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know. More than 100 of these horses get culled each year, and so far she

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has saved 18. But she says they have had big problems buying them due to

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red tape. It is something they are dressed in a new report commissioned

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by the Exmoor National Park `` addressed. The report also mentions

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the possibility of marketing pony meat to local restaurants. A point

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that will invoke reaction of horror and disgust in those opposed to

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eating. Rex Milton welcomes the socialisation programme but says

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ponies do have to be managed. What you have to look at is there is a

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natural degree of wastage with any good management and breeding, and we

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are interested in producing good stock, but we need somewhere for the

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substandard stuff to go, so I think we are looking at a very limited

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amount, but it was suggested on as a speciality market, it could possibly

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be a dish that was rather speciality. The farmers have set up

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their own group to protect their herds for the future. The Exmoor

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pony Society has refused to comment until after the consultation period

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closes at the end of the month. An update on the top story. We have

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just heard in the last few minutes that the Swedish furniture giant

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IKEA has been given planning permission for a store on the

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outskirts of Exeter. The move follows the arrival of John Lewis in

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the city last year and it is predicted to create hundreds of

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jobs. Time for the sport now, and Exeter Chiefs have already started

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planning for next season haven't they, Dave? They have indeed.

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They're signing Leicester Tigers back row Thomas Waldrom. He's agreed

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a three`year deal. The 30`year`old, who's won five England caps, will

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join the Chiefs in the summer. Current incumbent Dave Ewers hasn't

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yet signed a new contract at Sandy Park. Meanwhile, Don Armand's try

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put Exeter 13`0 ahead at Cardiff Blues and supplemented by four

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Gareth Steenson penalties, they went on to win 19`13.

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But their slender chance of making the European Challenge Cup

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disappeared. They needed a bonus point victory at least to progress.

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The Chiefs now concentrate on the Anglo`Welsh Cup over the next two

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weeks. The Cornish Pirates are guaranteed a

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home tie in the quarter finals of the British and Irish Cup, although

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they suffered their first defeat in the pool stages at Ulster Ravens.

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They won't know until next Monday who they'll face in Penzance, but it

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could possibly be Plymouth Albion. Despite topping their group, Albion

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are away in the last eight against the Pirates, Leinster, Leeds or

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Bristol. Heavy rain reduced the weekend's

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League football by half. Plainmoor and St James Park were both victims

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of waterlogged pitches, leaving Yeovil Town and Plymouth Argyle to

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make the headlines. The Glovers won at Birmingham, whilst Argyle had

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Andres Gurrieri sent off in their defeat at Rochdale.

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A super win, and a must win game. We build it is that throughout the

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week. We were not expecting all the other teams around us to win as

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well, but we are hanging on in. I just thought we were very, very good

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in both penalty areas. We got to a couple of balls in their penalty

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area first which gave is the lead, and then we got everything first in

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our penalty area. That was the nature of the day. They are a good

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side. We think that's a very good result for us.

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A shooting chance for Alan. There it is, the opening goal for Rochdale.

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A clash of heads there. I don't think it was malicious, but the

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Rochdale player is down on the ground, and a straight red card.

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Chipping it into the box. Henderson is the target. What a lovely goal by

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Ian Henderson. He scored a great one against Leeds. A chance for Rochdale

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to attack. And that is Michael Rose with a lovely flighted chip. Argyle

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will not be contesting Gurrieri's dismissal.

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He'll now be suspended for the next three games. The Plymouth Raiders

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have reached the quarter finals of basketball's BBL Trophy. They beat

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Durham Wildcats at the Pavilions to set up a home tie against Sheffield

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Sharks. And a provisional date of Sunday, February ninth has been

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pencilled in for the Raiders BBL Trophy quarterfinal.

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Now we often bring you pictures of the South West as it once was here

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on Spotlight as we spool through the archive to find film from the past

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which is important in the present. But what about the future? Who's

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filming images for the next generation of programme makers?

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Well, one woman in North Devon has set up a project to capture life as

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it is now. The stars of the first film are the donkeys of Clovelly.

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Spotlight's North Devon reporter, Andrea Ormsby has been looking at

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the footage. Clovelly is famous for three reasons, the steep slopes, the

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cobbled streets and the donkeys. Now they are the focus of this short

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film which launches the North Devon moving image project.

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The aim is to make and share short films which show everyday life in

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North Devon today, so future generations can get an idea of what

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we were like back then. Lots of people are recording video, on their

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phones, on their tablets, with video cameras, but for those moments to be

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preserved and shared, something really needs to be done to edit them

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into short films and make them live a long life by putting them in a

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place, one place, where we can keep them, look after them and share them

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with everybody. And Clovelly proved the perfect place to start the

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project. It was a real insight in how people live everyday lives in a

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lovely village where there are no cars, with cobbled streets, and it's

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really just preserving a moment in time. We never could have imagined

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it would be such a delightful film. Really, that is down to the people,

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and that is what the films are about, people and their stories. The

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people telling this story are Bart and Sue Kelly, who look after the

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donkeys. There has always been a place for donkeys in Clovelly,

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they're part of their heritage, and they have been here for hundreds if

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not thousands of years. It's one of the things that people come to

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Clovelly to see. Just working with the donkeys was very difficult, they

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were so lovely we were busy cuddling them. Amanda describes this not as

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just a long`term project, but a project forever. Who knows how many

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films there will be in the end? But the donkeys were the first.

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Lovely stuff. Wright, from donkeys to David. I couldn't think of a

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better link. Let's give you some sunshine in the forecast. We had

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heavy rain through the weekend, but thankfully it has dried out tonight.

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It is quite a cold night to come, and we will see some fairly low

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overnight temperatures, possibly below freezing. It is staying

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unsettled, quite showery and it remains quite breezy as well.

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Typical temperatures this week will be between eight and 10 degrees. We

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are between weather systems on the lump of cloud is approaching

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tomorrow. This line of cloud is the reluctant one that has produced rain

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just over the weekend, so we are between the systems. So hopefully

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some dry weather for a short while but it's only short lived. This

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weather system coming in from the Atlantic is fairly steadily moving

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towards us. It might take its time first thing in the morning but

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eventually will move across through the afternoon. Then we are between

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weather systems, and plenty of showers around by the middle of the

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week. Let's look at night. There are a few showers dotted around at the

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moment, crossed the far west of Cornwall. Those will fade away and a

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good deal of clear sky means we will seek, very quickly, the temperatures

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rapidly dropping away. `` we will see. We will also get some mist and

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fog across East Devon and into Somerset and Dorset, and here the

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fog could be patchy, but where it is staying it could be quite thick, so

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dangerous driving conditions first thing tomorrow. Some of that fog

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could be freezing fog, and we have a warning to that and the most likely

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location will be across parts of Somerset. A warning from the Met

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office about the risk of fog that could be slow to clear first thing

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in the morning. That will gradually lifted out of the way, and through

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the day it should brighten up. I think we will get some sunshine

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before the band of rain sets in. Once it sets in, it becomes

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extensive. Only really clearing towards the end of the afternoon in

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the far west Cornwall around the Isles of Scilly. It will be quite

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breezy with the wind is fresh in from the south. They become strong

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along the south coast of Devon. Even though we get temperatures of nine

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or 10 degrees, it might not feel that warm with the wind chill

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factor, and once the rain sets in it is a cold feeling day. Morning rain

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in the Isles of Scilly, then briefly a glimpse of sunshine as it goes

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towards the end of the day but then showers behind that. Here are the

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times of high water. Some usable surf on the north coast.

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The coastal waters forecast, the winds are changing direction. They

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are southerly, then pick to force five or six and swing

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south`westerly. `` and pick`up to force five. The outlook is pretty

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unsettled, more persistent rain back on Friday. Have a good evening.

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