28/02/2014 Spotlight

The paedophile William Goad; military activity in the

officer tipped off Goad, giving him a chance to get rid of any evidence.

This officer was involved and was able to be involved in other

investigations and to warn him. was able to be one step ahead. Also

tonight: An inhumane failure ` the rescued after being injured in the

recent investigation believed a search of

Goad's house might paedophiles. He had used hundreds of

one of the country's most prolific anybody made a statement he would

know about it. That is where the threats came from. With me, he

threatened to run made this statement in 1986, there

made this statement in 1986, there presupposition were seen entering

a complaint, the upheld but it reveals that they had

concerns about an officer. When his home

expecting the police. It was common knowledge that he was always one

step ahead and nobody knew why. I think this report shows that this

officer was involved with William Goad and he was able to be involved

so he was able to be one step ahead all the time. The BBC showed the

response Paul had a former officer who worked on the

investigation. The facts would lead one to believe that he compromised

achieved. For me and all the other guys involved in this case, all the

other victims, it is about overturning every stone, exploring

every avenue so we can paint a clear picture. It

well. Other victims have not had just this. Now that is happening,

the other investigation is happening, we can close the

assessment, commissioned by the Government and leaked to the

reports. There were widespread protests against the controversial

pilot. 1700 badgers were killed but independent

the incidence of bovine TB and spread between capital and vice

versa. It number killed fell far short of the

70% figure. It revealed to die after being shot. It looks as

though culling them by this method is more

State and farmers to make decisions about what to do next. Today, the

National farmers union and DEFRA were keen to point

Official figures show that more than 10,000 cattle in the South West were

slaughtered during the recent storms have been

released in South Devon today. region's beaches, but the survivors

have been cared for by the RSPCA Devon reporter John Ayres has more.

These are some of the lucky being cleaned up, they were released

into the wild. Hopefully they will be able to integrate within that

colony. We know they will be feeding well, we

the last couple of weeks, we know they are fully waterproof and should

be able to compete in the wild. Hundreds of

save. Pollutants are thought to be below the water surface which is why

it has affected diving birds. Guillemots are a fantastic indicator

of the unseen marine environment. We that are in the marine environment

had it not been for these were picked up about a month ago.

Sadly the birds being found now are former fiancee to death with a

rolling pin whilst their baby daughter was in the house.

child. The former galley assistant at HMS Drake will serve a

eighteen years. Detectives investigating the case

brutal murder which Singer had planned for some time.

South West Water has been ordered to pay more than ?35,000 in fines and

costs for a series of sewage spills at Hope

company pleaded guilty to the charges brought by the Environment

Agency. Several incidents took place 2012 where sewage escaped from

manholes. returned to see the extent of the

damage for the very first time. We were in the house in January when we

had flood. But I never appreciated it

was going to get mark here. It was up here. When it

started to inches higher. It was a question of

when it was going to kitchen in. It has swollen so much

you cannot even water, effectively. In some ways you

would say the community heart out of it. A lot of people I

talk to don't want to come home, because Will

of a nurse from Exeter who defied the authorities to save lives on the

front line in Belgium. And we'll meet more

pub staff who helped their community when waves

homes. It's time for the sport now, and I hear the builders have moved

the country. Already acclaimed for its facilities, steps are being

building work has kicked off as they taken

start the ?8 million first phase of the stadium plan. It is designed to

increase the capacity by 1200 seats. It

business. It is how they make their money. On rugby days, we can fill it

to capacity. other is 16 days per year. You could

not afford to have the facility a businessman who carefully plots

his next move and right. That will be a dedicated

thousands it auditorium and conference facility. When we expect

work to start? We've money first. That will be about ?20

million project, that is a couple of years. The Rugby World

By that time, the capacity will have gone up by 2000. Teams like Italy

be a sell`out. We will try and make it the best World Cup venue in

2015. That is the best in front of Twickenham. The Chiefs are

return to winning habits in the Premiership when London Irish

have agreed new contracts with nine of their players ahead of Sunday's

home test against Jersey. Among them are

present deal. In football, Plymouth Argyle could move closer to the

League Two play`offs if they beat Morecambe at

picking up only one point from their last three home games. Torquay

United are desperate for a win at Hartlepool after falling seven

points adrift of safety. Yeovil Town, three points from escaping the

Championship's relegation zone, go to Reading in

Finally, a reminder that Late Kick Off, the show that reaches the heart

of the region's football, returns on Monday night at 11.20. This year

marks the 100th anniversary of the First World War.

Elsie Knocker's story began here in a huge difference was a nurse

Elsie Knocker's story began here in Belgium. 100 years on, the town has

barely changed at her and her friend certainly helped

They came here as drivers for the ambulance Corps, working at first in

the hospital. gore in the operation theatre.

Amputated limbs would be thrown on a imagined it full of it is cramped.

It is damp. It bringing down a soldier here, having

to dress him, treat him, hospital. At the same time, the

noise of shelling and gunfire. Of course. 25 yards from here was the

front line. What sort of was it making to survival rates for

the injured soldiers? It augmented their chances of survival

were treated for shock year. Their wounds were being dressed. Despite

Cross who did not think women should be on the front line. Elsie was

have been a lot of support for it all. How much did she raise

?300. There were also huge donations that came in.

effect on all the men she met. I think she

fall in love with Elsie. In the early years

child from her first marriage and I went to meet her grandson. She was

an action lady and she was in her element in the war.

Inevitably, the whole family were incredibly proud of what she had

done. after the soldiers, that is the key

to the whole thing. She was a very she wasn't going to be put off by

anybody. This is Therefore, the war stimulated my

wish for that because I could always help.

end of the war, their work was recognised and they were awarded the

military medal saved. This is the final resting

place of just some of the soldiers that were killed as short

War I throughout the year. You can find out more at BBC websites.

beyond the call of duty during the severe weather that's been battering

the south west. Today, Jane Chandler reports on the manager and staff of

a pub who went into action when waves

Torcross in February. The waves were frightening. The

local pub, Alan Jones. He was trying to drag me back, he said it wasn't

worth it. Don't take the a great job. As the high tide hit,

they realised it was mass `` much over, I have lived here six years

and never seen that. We helped, doing

the windows. We were just helping out. Allen says he just did what was

needed at the time. You had the thought of what you're doing before

the next high tide, the weather forecast. Nice weekend?

It will be generally quieter. Everybody will appreciate

have had some sunshine today we may not get that

better of the two days. There might be some showers in Devon

Cornwall. Some more persistent rain returns on Sunday. That will bring

the strength swirl of cloud going towards Holland

and Germany. `` gusts of. This is not active, it is not too much to

worry about. It brings a lot of worry about. It brings a lot of

moves across the Atlantic. Sunday looks like it will turn out to be

quite wet after a reasonable start. cross the south`west coast. We had

some blue sky and sunshine. The sea is

sky will gradually be replaced by thick cloud approaching from the

have a rapid fall in the temperatures so there is

possibility of frost. Most likely across East

be thick cloud and light showers. Those temperatures can be expected

on the fine weather, especially Somerset

and Dorset, and even though we might see some

For most of us the code is extensive and we will see light showers.

now and then there will be a light shower. Temperatures are struggling

after a cold start. Like Southwest wind. The high water times...