29/06/2014 Spotlight

Good evening. at Ten o'clock - now on BBC1, it's

A Devon MP who's chairman of the Health Select Committee says

naming and shaming GPs who fail to diagnose cancer could have

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt wants to expose doctors whose

failure to spot cancer delaxs patients receiving potentially

It's understood that one in four people

a year find out they have c`ncer at Accident and Emergency Departments.

Dr Sarah Woolaston, who's the MP for Totnes and

What I would say though about putting public red fl`gs up is

that there could be unintended consequences.

What we don't want to see as a consequence of that is a mass

Because if that happens it means that there may be problems

with people who genuinely nded urgent investigations.

Actually having those investigations held up

And also there are sometimes problems with over`investig`tion,

so I think we need to be very careful and think about the possible

and unintended consequences there could be of any change.

A 60`year`old man remains in hospital following a 24`hour

Officers were involved in a manhunt for Derrel Weaver

Mr Weaver went missing following what police said was a "domdstic"

Police said the 60`year`old man was being cared

for by medical professionals at Plymouth's Derriford Hospital

A Plymouth housing estate, once dubbed Beirut because

of crime levels there, is to receive nearly ?70,000 to fund

Some money is already earmarked for projects designed to reduce

anti`social behaviour during the summer holidays and beyond.

Leigh Rundle has been finding out more.

A few years ago Sam's idea of sport was far from neighbourly.

Theft, a lot of crime, cars being stolen, bikes being stolen.

There was a lot of, I wouldn't so much say gang fights

but there were always be coling up on a Friday night, drinking,

Not too long ago Barne Barton estate was one of the worst affectdd

The estate's still in the top 3 of UK deprived areas,

Education`wise we are doing a lot more with our children

Slowly we have chipped away at all the problems and Barne Barton

I look back and think how stupid can one person be, to do the sale

as what I was doing last ye`r to doing what I am doing now.

It's just been announced Barne Barton's getting ?68,000 from

We are just rolling out, as of this month, a programme of activhties

Hopefully we can build on the good work that is already happenhng.

Powers to break up anti`sochal groupings are now seldom usdd

and police say crime levels have dropped significantly.

There are a lot more things laid on for the kids to attend and obviously

occupy themselves with instdad of going out and making thehr own

Sport continues to play a huge part of this, but thdre is

a sad lack of facilities for young people on this estate

An urgent plea has gone out to open up nearby pitches for community use.

Leigh Rundle, BBC Spotlight, Plymouth.

The Dartmoor village of North loo macro has held a special evdnt. The

community claims to have lost more and enlisted men during the war than

any other town or village. @ special plane flyover kicked off evdnt

before two generations of the same family marched through the village

in period costume, bring to life the reality of men enlisted to fight.

There were speeches, poetry and prayers all in memory of those who

lost their lives. Well we want to remember those who

died for our freedoms and for really the future of their

children and their families We are free

and we are lucky to be like that. It's because these men were prepared

to lay down their lives for that. Well it's the final evening

of the Glastonbury Festival And festivalgoers have a sedn

a real mix of weather this weekend Good evening. For some of us, there

has been some sunshine but we have had showers around. Heavier ones

during the morning. Starting to lose their intensity as they moved south.

Mainly affecting parts of eastern England. As we keep a shower in the

forecast, most places should be dry. Some sunshine around. Feeling

warmer. Through the night, it will become fairly chilly with broken

cloud giving clearer skies. Towns and cities, temperatures up by dawn.

Still in double figures. But in the countryside, it will be cooler than

that. A chilly start to tomorrow morning but bright, with sunshine

around. We will pick up some areas where there is slightly more cloud.