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pollution levels will be that little bit lower. Thank you.

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The wife of a Plymouth`based Royal Marine jailed for life for dxecuting

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an injured Afghan fighter s`ys he bitterly regrets what happened.

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Speaking in a TV documentarx, Claire Blackman says she's hoping he wins

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his appeal against his murddr conviction following the incident in

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Helmand Province in 2011. Otr defence reporter Scott Bingham has

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been following the story. These stills are taken from the

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video footage which was at the heart of the prosecution case at Sgt

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Alexander Blackman's court`lartial. The images sparked the investigation

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when they were found by civhlian police on a computer after 42

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Commando had returned from ` six`month deployment in Afghanistan.

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The court martial heard that Sgt Alexander known during the trial

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only as Marine A and two colrades Marines B and C had been sent out to

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a field near their base aftdr an insurgent had been injured hn an

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attack. The audio of what h`ppened that day in September 2011 was later

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released by the courts. A shot fired by Sgt Alexander can clearlx be

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heard. He then said this. The case was the first time British

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forces had been put on trial for murder during the 12`year c`mpaign

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in Afghanistan. Marines B and C were cleared, Sgt Alexander was found

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guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison to serve a mhnimum of

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ten years. He was also dismhssed with disgrace from the Royal

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Marines. His wife has spoken out on this. What is she saying?

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This case has divided the n`tion. Some condemn Sgt Blackman as a war

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criminal, while others clail he himself is a casualty of war. His

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wife Claire Blackman said there s been huge public support. They had

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received 750 letters of which just two said that her husband ddserved

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his sentence. She told the documentary makers that he bitterly

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regrets that moment. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. There were so many

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other factors embroiled in that decision, she said. The hardest

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thing for me is, of course, the conviction and the sentence. They

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are just, just awful. But epually awful is Al not being part of the

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Royal Marines. He has since appealed against the conviction and sentence

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three senior judges are due to hear that appeal later this month.

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And you can see the documentary Marine A: Criminal or Casualty of

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War? Next Wednesday the ninth April at 10.35 here on BBC One.

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An inquest in Taunton has bden hearing how drivers were thrown

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around their vehicles as if they were in a pinball machine on the

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night when seven people lost their lives in a pile up on the M4. They

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also spoke of hitting a blanket of fog. The organiser of a firdwork

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display at Taunton Rugby Cltb was cleared of breaching health and

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safety laws back in December. Now an inquest is attempting to find out

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what happened. Scott Ellis has been at the inquest where there have been

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some harrowing accounts of the driving conditions on the motorway

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that night. The inquest heard today that 34

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vehicles collided in just 68 seconds back in November 2011. That is as

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they were heading north on the motorway near Taunton. The police

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investigation heard from 400 witnesses and they have all said

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that prior to the accident visibility in the area was very

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good, they could see the moon and the stars, but then for the drivers

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heading north at around 8:14pm they drove into what they describe as a

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wall of fog. They couldn't see their own head lamps, one man remdmbering

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that he said to himself as he drove into the bank of fog where the hell

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has the motorway gone? We c`n hear from the former police constable who

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led the collision investigation The descriptions are consistent. That

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they could not see anything. Like a blanket thrown over the car. It

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seems quite literally that they could not see the end of thd car as

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they were driving. Most of the statements said the fog did not have

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any smell to it, but people did say they have never seen anything like

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it before. It did leave drivers with no chance of stopping in tile,

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indeed witnesses have said that they did not hear any squealing brakes,

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just the crashing of cars. One driver hit three times in fhve

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seconds says it was like his lorry had been picked up and shakdn.

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Another said it was like behng in a pinball machine.

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Homes and businesses in Norton Fitzwarren in Somerset were

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evacuated this afternoon after a gas main caught fire. Everyone within a

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100 metre radius of the gas main, which runs through the main road in

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the village, was evacuated. The fire was put out and people have since

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been allowed back to their homes. Detectives hunting a robber who

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raided an antiques shop in Devon have released new CCTV foot`ge of

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him attacking a woman as shd arrived for work. He tied her up before

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taking thousands of pounds worth of jewellery in the raid on Banwell

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Antiques in Honiton ten days ago. Later we are off to the Batcave the

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greater horseshoe bat is at risk, find out why lottery money could

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help. What a turnout, more than 1000

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pupils turn out to Devon's school games.

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People affected by flooding can now get up to ?5000 to help protect

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their properties from futurd damage. The DEFRA minister Dan Rogerson was

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in Newlyn in West Cornwall this morning to discuss the Repahr and

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Renew Grant scheme with villagers who are eligible to apply for the

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money. Our reporter David Gdorge caught up with him there.

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February 2014 will not be forgotten quickly, huge waves battered the

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South West for the third month running. This is crashing into the

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old bridge here and over thd road. `` the sea. This is where the

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footage was taken. It has bden seen by more than 2 million people. The

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wave came across the road under the lorry and a straight into those

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shops and businesses. Spect`cular footage, but no fun if you live

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here. We showed the video clip to the France Minister who says the new

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scheme could help here. There are pieces of kit you can put in, boards

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and so on, to protect the doorway. There are brick covers and nonreturn

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valves over bathroom planning to stop water coming back in from the

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sewers. What we are able to do is to see what may help in your property.

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This ?5,000 could go towards restoring some of that. The nearby

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toll was flooded, the owner describes cooking in his wellies.

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They cannot fix all the problems. I have done the work that needs to be

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done. I want is to be ready, I don't think it was a one`time deal, we'll

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properly see more of them, hopefully not too many. I have done the work

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now, so maybe it is a littld late, but that is the Government, they can

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only react. As well as the linister and an MP, Dan Rogerson is the Prime

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Minister's floods' envoy. Hd spent two days in Cornwall who have tried

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to persuade him that Cornwall is a special case and needs more cash to

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pay its ?20 million repair bill They await his response.

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An Australian green energy company has announced that it's planning to

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plug into Cornwall's wavehub to test its latest device. It's the fourth

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company to sign up to the project and, as Eleanor Parkinson rdports,

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those running the hub say it could be producing electricity

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commercially by next year. The Wave Hub has been descrhbed as a

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giant socket in the sea allowing energy companies to test thdir

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devices. There were in fact four berths available connected to the

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power grid by an underwater cable. Three companies have signed up over

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the past 18 months and todax the Hub announced that the final berth had

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been leased. It now has its fourth customer, it is an Australi`n

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company called Carnegie. Thdir devices will be very differdnt from

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the other companies as theirs will be completely underwater. Otr

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technology consists of a buoy that moves with the waves, it activates a

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compact that is anchored to the sea floor. That pump develops pressure

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on the socket. Our current level of technology which we call. Wd're

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currently deploying in Australia and that pumps out water and generates

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electricity. We will be makhng a significant step change, I think, in

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our developers which we are the Wave Hub costs ?30 million to buhld.

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Those behind the project sax the global interest proves it w`s money

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well spent. It has taken a little while for us to get to the stage. I

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hope now people will see th`t it was worth taking that investment

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decision, having that patience and we will now start delivering for

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Cornwall. The first company to produce electricity will Se`tricity,

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their devices currently being built in Falmouth. Wave Hub say, hf it

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goes well, they could be producing commercial on trustee by next year.

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The Royal Mail has defended its actions after suspending deliveries

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to more than 80 homes on an estate near Dorchester. It claims that a

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postman was subjected to threatening behaviour by a resident at Oaklands

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Park at Crossways. Residents say Royal Mail failed to let thdm know

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what was happening and they've been left to get the post to people's

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doors. Briony Leyland reports. The post man does still come to call at

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Oaklands Park, but it is brhef, just long enough to hand over thd posts.

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After that, it is down to the residents to collect their letters.

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The Royal Mail says it has suspended deliveries last Wednesday after a

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postman was subject to thre`tening behaviour by a resident, but the

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person involved denies the claim. The largely elderly community is

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muddling through, with more active residents delivering to the less

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mobile. Nobody is happy with the situation. People have missdd

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appointments, people have gone to the sorting office to pick tp mail

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and found that there were flowers left there. This is not right. It is

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a problem in that we are accustomed to have the post coming through the

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letterbox as it should. At ` packed residents' meeting, the man`gement

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said there was no obvious solution on the table from mail. Thex have

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not come up with anyways of resolving the issue. It is not

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satisfactory. it is very bad. They never notified the residents. I

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believe they have a right to say that they are stopping the lail The

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Royal Mail are there for a service and they are not performing that

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service. The Royal Mail told us that the safety and welfare of otr staff

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is paramount and we only suspended deliveries if they safety of our

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postmen or woman is at All concerned hope that the return

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to normal service is reached soon. ?750,000 is to be spent on saving

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greater horse shoe bats in Devon. They're at risk because thex're

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losing their habitats. Now landowners are being encour`ged to

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help with money from the Heritage Lottery Fund. Our Environment

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Correspondent Adrian Campbell has been to a secret location in Devon

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with Colin Morris from the Vincent Wildlife Trust where we had to have

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a special permit to film thd bats. We are very fortunate, we h`ve the

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largest colony in Western Etrope. We have over 1500 bats here during the

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summer. During the winter, we have 1000 to 1200 bats. We may bd

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fortunate enough to see one or two bats here today. Yes, there is the

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species that is most import`nt, the greater horseshoe bat. It is hanging

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up their fast asleep. It is in a state that we call torpor. Lovely

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animal. There are hundreds of bats like this, and they have bedn having

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problems across the country, haven't they? Yes, they have. Changhng

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farming practices means the habitat that they once used has now

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disappeared. The insect prex that they would like to feed on `nd the

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places they visited had dis`ppeared. When they take flight from their

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roost, the bats are simply stunning to see. They dart through twilight

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into the darkness of night. This sort of woodland hedge habitat like

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this is absolutely fantastic for the bats. Peter's from the Devon

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Wildlife Trust and says he hs delighted that ?750,000 frol the

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Heritage Lottery Fund is coling to Devon to help the bats. Somd of that

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will be used to help farmers re`establish bushy hedgerows,

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grazing pastures and roosts for this remarkable mammal. It is thd most

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important area for the bats in the whole of northern Europe. They are

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centred here in Devon, especially in South Devon, so this is a rdal boost

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for the bats. It is also a way for communities to engage and bd

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involved in this project. Wd take pride, really, that the bats are

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using the landscapes on people's doorsteps. Mind your head as you go.

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Our infrared camera could not get inside the cave network where

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hundreds of bats roost. But we were able to see inside this man`made

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roost, now with the help of the lottery, greater horseshoe bats will

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hopefully go from strength to strength in the South West.

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Cycling's Tour of Britain is coming to Devon for the eighth year in a

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row and it's hoped Sir Bradley Wiggins will return to defend his

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title. Last year, the stage from Sidmouth to Dartmoor attracted a

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record 250,000 spectators, `nd it's thought that brought an extra ?

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million to the economy in the South West. This September, the cxclists

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will contest a gruelling 106`mile course from Exmouth to Exetdr via

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Haytor, Okehampton and Credhton The toughest section of the route is

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across Dartmoor. Anna Varle is there for us this evening.

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Come September, you will sed where I'm standing, 120 of the world's top

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cyclists will go past me. The Devon stage of the route is up to 170

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kilometres long, it is fifth stage of the competition. I do not

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normally dress like this whdn I m working but today I gave thd route

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to go. It is the largest evdnt in Britain, and this year is expected

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to be more spectacular than ever before. The route from Exmotth to

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Exeter will be longer, with a large part of it over Dartmoor. Kden

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cyclist Alex Partridge took me out to samples sections. How hard is it?

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It is gruelling. This is probably the steepest hill. By the thme they

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get here, they have travelldd a long distance. They have to go all the

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way back to Exeter, too. Ond quarter of women `` 750,000 watched it last

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year and this September the turnout is expected to be bigger. ``

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250,000. There will be so mhtigating things that we have to do stch is

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the capacity of car parks and exactly where the route is going. I

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don't think we will have to do too much to restrict the public, there

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is a lot of space and as was proven two years ago it was one of the

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busiest days of the year. On the longer `` the longer route

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means that some villagers whll get extra trade. People will hopefully

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come and I will like it and come back. It was brilliant couple of

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years ago. It was a flash, but it's brought so many people out. It was

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great to see. The economy is not the only thing to benefit, cyclhng shops

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in the event encourages mord people onto their bikes. A lot of cyclists

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are taking up the sport and there is a lot more on the leisure and, two,

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on the racing side there is also an expansion as a direct result of

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people getting on a bike. Two to three cyclists are expected to

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compete from Devon, but it hs on loan # unknown whether Radldy

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Wiggins will return to defend his title. I have been told by `

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professional cyclist that it is the Devon part of the route that some

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international cyclists find the most attractive. But to say some parts of

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it is challenging `` are ch`llenging is an understatement.

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Well done for giving it a go. What a nice way to spend thd day.

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It looked lovely. Model plane enthusiasts havd flown

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into a row over the noise gdnerated by their aircraft. The group fly

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their planes on Dartmoor, btt have now been banned after some people

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living nearby complained th`t the methanol`powered engines frhghten

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walkers and animals. Julie Fisher has been to meet members of the

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flying club to find out why they've been grounded.

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After two decades, the pilots of this club have hit a bit of

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turbulence. They are using lethanol powered planes under licencd from

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the national Park two days ` week for more than 20 years, but now they

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have been grounded. Members can only use battery power, it cost `round

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?600 per plane to convert them and the club is breaking up. We come and

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do a bit of flying, we sits down as you have seen, have a bit of banter,

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but it is all gone now as the majority of us have disappe`red The

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club's last application for permanent permission to fly planes

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was turned down. The council objected saying that sheep, cattle

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and riders were being terrorised. The complaints are spurious and

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spiteful. There are no livestock around. One person who wrotd the

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objection did not want to bd identified, but told me that the

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bylaws do not allow model planes to fly at all. The authority insists

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that the more must be capped tranquil. One of the key attributes

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is that people can come herd and enjoy the beautiful scenery and

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enjoy the quiet and the removed the nests of the area. The flying club

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hopes that planners at the 30 will eventually allow all of thehr planes

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back in the air. More than 1,000 schoolchildren from

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across Devon today converged on the University of Exeter sports park. It

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was the county's first school games of the year with the biggest

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participation to date. Spotlight's Dave Gibbins went along to see what

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it was all about. There was a musical start to the

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Devon School Games. The opening ceremony woke up the 1000 or so

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schoolchildren. The special guest on the day was from the Team GB women's

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beach volleyball squad. It lade its debut in the London 2012 Olxmpic

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Games. It is definitely good for volleyball and all sports. Not many

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kids get the chance to compdte on a weekly or monthly basis at different

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spots. `` sports. This way, they can compete and get the juices going and

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enjoy sport and enjoy huge occasions like this. It is great. The whole

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event is arranged by Active Devon. There was a whole range of sports

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and which the children reprdsented the different regions. The

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facilities at the Sports Park are fantastic. We have brilliant indoor

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facilities, a good range of outdoor facilities, too, and when you run an

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event like this with ten or 12 different sports involved all on the

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same day to be able to have everything in one place really adds

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to the festival atmosphere. Oh, it has been brilliant. Everyond has

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enjoyed it. It has been a f`ntastic day. Everyone has enjoyed a day off

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school, but everybody's havhng fun and doing their favourite sports. I

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think it is really good that they have managed to organise thhs and

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great that everyone is having fun doing them. It is really nice seeing

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all of different schools pl`ying. I am glad to be part of it. What is

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your favourite sport? Hockex, probably. Hockey. There are five

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events in total throughout the year. The next two are at the Plylouth

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Life Centre in June and then will be back here at the University Sports

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Park. Of course, it will be summer, so it will be bigger, brighter and

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even more popular. We have seen some blue skies and

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some reports, but when we wdre live it looks like the weather w`s

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closing in. Good evening. It has been another

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lovely day with the sunshind. Some pretty good temperatures, 17, 1

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Celsius. Not quite so warm tomorrow, quite a bit more cloud around, and

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the cloud will produce showdrs. Some early in the day, they will

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gradually clear, dryer for ` time and then some persistent rahn

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returning. The satellite picture shows a lot of cloud now across us,

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so we have seen the last re`lly fine day for the rest of the week, there

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is a lot more cloud around `nd it will produce a few showers. One

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system trickles past us overnight. That has some light showers on it.

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By the time we get to the end of the day, a second weather systel is much

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more active, it will producd more persistent rain during the course of

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the evening and overnight. Ht should be clear of most of us by the middle

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of the day. It is on improvhng day on Thursday after the morning rain

:24:31.:24:33.

clears. It should become drx. The cloud has been drifting up from the

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South today, and there has been some outbreaks of rain on that lhne of

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cloud that is coming in over the last couple of hours. This was

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earlier today where we did have some fine weather. Actually, sprhng

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really showed its hand. The warmth of the sunshine over the last few

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days has done wonders for the blossom and that boss is coling out

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just about everywhere across the South West of England, so it is

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looking quite come out in the also, the Hawthorn are starting to come

:24:52.:24:53.

out in the overnight tonight. They will drift away from us, but more

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will come from the South ovdr the second half of the night. Expect/

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weather for a time, then showers will develop and they will be with

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us first thing tomorrow morning let's look at the detail, bdcause we

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have showers around overnight tonight. They will drift aw`y from

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us, but more will come from the South over the second half of the

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night. Expect/weather for a time, then showers will develop and they

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will be with us first thing tomorrow not everywhere, but the showers by

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early in places. This line of showers could have some thunder in

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it. Temperatures would be to lower overnight. Tomorrow we have a cloudy

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start with Shari outbreaks of rain. It will then Britain for a time ``

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showery. Top temperature tolorrow am probably 16 or 17 Celsius. Cooler

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further West. The Isles of Scilly are stuck with cloud for much of the

:25:32.:25:36.

day. Misty conditions here, too Times of high water. For our

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surfers, not a grey deal on the South that it `` North coast.

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It is a bit brighter as we love into Thursday, Friday is cloudy, further

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outbreaks of rain on Saturd`y. Back to you. Thank you very much, just as

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the weekend arrives All across the country, millions of

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families are waking up to a Britain in which they find it harder to get

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on. Whilst the Government keeps telling people everything is fixed,

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many are finding that hard work no longer stops the pound in their

:26:51.:26:53.

pocket getting smaller, or the bills getting harder to afford. Under

:26:54.:26:58.

David Cameron, gas and

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