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Tonight, an offensive gesture, a councillor and a call

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An individual has performed a Nazi salute in a council

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And that individual should not be in a job any more.

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So, should this Plymouth City Councillor be stripped of his job?

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As Labour's Johnny Morris is suspended, we'll hear his defence.

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Also tonight: How lunch at a Cornish pub turned to tragedy.

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A court has heard how a 71-year-old woman died from food poisoning

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Don't harm our harbourside - the regeneration plans protestors

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And a sure sign of spring - the magnificent magnolias heralding

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a change in the seasons despite today's wintry showers.

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A councillor from Plymouth has been suspended after making a Nazi

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Johnny Morris from the Labour Party made the gesture during a debate

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There are now calls for for him to resign.

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He made the salute during a heated exchange between both parties

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Somebody does a salute like that in this chamber...

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Councillor Morris, could you please apologise.

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Well, Councillor Morris has since told Spotlight

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about the debate being closed down, and let that anger get the better

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of him with what he described as an "inappropriate

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With reaction from Westminster, let's cross to our political

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Well, calls here at Westminster from one Plymouth MP for Councillor

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Morris to stand down, but before we hear from him, he is Councillor

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Tudor Evans, the leader of the Labour group on the City Council.

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Straightaway after the meeting, Councillor Morris was

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immediately suspended subject to an investigation.

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So we've acted as swiftly and as firmly as we possibly can,

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because we take this sort of thing very seriously.

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I'm joined now by Johnny Mercer, the MP for Plymouth more view. We have

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heard Councillor Tudor Evans saying that Councillor Morris has been

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suspended, there will be an investigation, they have acted

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firmly. You don't think that's enough? I'm not entirely sure what

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there is to investigate. This individual has done a Nazi salute in

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the let the chamber during the middle of the Council meeting. It is

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appalling. And I'm ashamed this has happened in Plymouth. When this

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happens, you need strong leadership and people to get out there and say,

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this is unacceptable, he doesn't represent what we stand for in the

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Labour Party, but that hasn't been forthcoming today. I would just like

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to get this dealt with and move on. It would be the normal procedure in

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these instances to investigate this kind of thing, wouldn't it? I'm not

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sure what needs to be investigated. There is a very clear action deemed

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to have taken place, seen by everybody, and now seen across the

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country. This is now todaypeople's view of Plymouth. People are

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trivialising what happens in a democratically elected chamber, and

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what I was looking for was strong leadership from the Labour Party in

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Plymouth, and that is not what we have had. Councillor Evans did

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reflect on the fact that this does mean that instead of being in the

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position to criticise the Conservative and Ukip budget that

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Plymouth City Council passed yesterday, he is here instead

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defending one of his own councillors.

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Thank you. A manager and the owners

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of a Cornish pub have been fined after a woman died

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from food poisoning. Christine Morgan, who was 71,

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ordered a roast lunch at the Clock She fell ill and died on the way

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to hospital the following night. John Danks has been

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at Truro Crown Court. Christine Morgan had gone

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to the Clock and Key pub with her husband and cousin

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on the 11th of August 2015. She ate roast lamb, but soon after,

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she began to feel unwell. The court heard that Mrs Morgan

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suffered vomiting and diarrhoea. Her condition worsened,

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and she died in an ambulance en We were able to secure a quantity

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of lamb that was served to the party That was then subsequently sent off

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to Public Health England They isolated a type of food

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poisoning called Clostridium Diane Burrow from Bude

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who was the pub's kitchen manager at the time,

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was fined ?750 after pleading guilty to breaching food

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hygiene regulations. The pub owners, Lake Inns

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and Leisure Limited, was handed down fines and costs

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totalling more than ?40,000. In this case, there

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were multiple failures, possible failure to cook properly,

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failure to cool properly, Judge Simon Carr said

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there were systems in place, probably in a brightly-coloured file

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on a shelf in the kitchen, Food safety was considered, he said,

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but not sufficiently emphasised. There was simply no supervision

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and control for food handling. We encourage food business operators

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to always be vigilant. Whilst that risk exists, we say,

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when our inspectors come round, we're here to help you,

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we're here to give you advice. Listen to that advice,

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act on that advice, and these sorts John Danks, BBC Spotlight,

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at Truro Crown Court. Today a coroner concluded 30 Britons

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who died in a terror attack at a Tunisian beach resort

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were "unlawfully killed". One of them was Stephen Mellor

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from Bodmin, who died protecting his wife Cheryl

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when an Islamist gunman opened fire The 59-year-old was shot

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in the chest and abdomen. Cheryl, who was shot

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in the leg and wrist, She told the inquest

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her husband was a hero. Today, one survivor spoke

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of going back into the line of fire to help Cheryl lying injured

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on the beach. As I hit the sand, I literally fell

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into a lady. She had severe gunshot wounds. I dressed her hand and

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covered her wrist with the scarf I pulled them from the beach umbrella.

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She then told me she had pain in her leg, and I noticed she had a hole in

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her leg, so I got a beach towel and wrapped it around her leg to

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compress the injury and stop the bleeding. Alan Pembroke talking

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about helping Cheryl Mellor after that deadly attack in Tunisia.

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Well, Emily Unia has been following the latest developments

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The coroner this morning was extremely correct to -- critical of

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the police response in Tunisia to the attack. He said it was at best

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shambolic and at worst cowardly. He said they could and should have been

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more effective. He also ruled out neglect on behalf of TUI, the travel

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operator. He said the simple but tragic truth was that a gunman armed

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with firearms and grenades went to the hotel that a intent on killing

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as many people as he could. The families of 22 of the victims have

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said that they will be selling TUI, the travel company, for compensation

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and the injuries and deaths of their loved ones. TUI has said it is

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wholly erroneous that it was neglectful of its customers. There

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is insufficient evidence that it did not look after them and that it

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failed in its duty to care for them, but we will have to wait and see

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what the outcome of those compensation claims are.

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Emily, thank you. Campaigners are insisting

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they'll appeal the approval of controversial plans for a hotel,

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flats and a car park The scheme features an 11-storey

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building on the harbour-side which supporters say will help

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regenerate the town. Protestors claim it will

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ruin the waterfront. Our South Devon reporter John Ayres

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was at the meeting last night and joins us now

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from the harbour-side, John. Yes, it is one of the most difficult

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planning decisions in Torbay for many years. This is Torquay

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harbour-side. The plan is to put an 11th story building over there. It

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will completely change the skyline, which many people are against. But

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the planners, the planning committee had to weigh that up against the

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good it would create in terms of jobs and regeneration.

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Historic England have said that if this development goes ahead,

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then there is a very high chance that we'll lose that

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conservation area designation because of the threat and the harm

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that this development will cause to the harbour area.

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We do not feel this is sympathetic, and in fact it's not like we don't

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We have architects and people on our side who have come up

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with alternative proposals which show that the development can

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The scheme is controversial because it involves an 11 story

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building on a prime spot on the harbour-side.

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This will be made up of flats and a 4-star hotel.

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Carey Green, a public space, will be used as a car park.

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The Edwardian pavilion which is currently closed will be

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brought back to life and used as the front of the hotel.

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Last night, the development was given the go-ahead.

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All those in favour, please show your hands.

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The harbour hotels group has stuck at this

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for a number of years, tweaking their plans

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Torquay is a good strategic place for a good quality hotel.

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There are not many sites in the country with a fantastic

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pavilion building that you can get your hands on and turn it

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So that genuinely was the sticking point.

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There just literally are not that many races like this in the country,

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Normally, a decision like this in a conservation area would be no,

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but it can be approved if is significant public benefit.

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In this case, regeneration, new jobs and an economic boost.

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The campaigners insist it won't be the case,

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Of course, one of the difficulties is, what is the alternative when you

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have a pavilion over there that is decaying. The former mayor said last

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night to the planning committee that to turn it down would be

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catastrophic, because it would send out a message to all the other

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developers out there that Torbay wouldn't be open to business.

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Thank you, John. On to other news from

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around the region. An inquest in Truro has heard how

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a man drowned while attempting to rescue his partner's 12-year-old

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daughter during a scuba 43-year-old Paul Dold

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from West Sussex died off A verdict of Accidental

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Death was recorded. ?10.4 million worth

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of investment in Plymouth's waterfront could be at stake

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according to The Waterfront Business It says it needs a majority

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of the area's businesses to vote to keep the partnership

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for another five years. A treatment centre in Bodmin

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specialising in non-emergency day surgeries will close

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at the end of March. Ramsay Healthcare says the contract

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is ending as they can't come to an agreement

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with Kernow Clinical With mobile phones constantly

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pinging in houses full of gadgets, you might think you have an allergy

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to modern-day life. But how far would you

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go to escape it all? One woman from North Devon says

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everything about a modern home - from chemicals to radio waves -

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were making her ill, so she and her husband have gone

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back to nature and built their home in the Tarka Valley

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from mud and straw. But as Johnny Morris reports,

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they're now having to take it down because they don't have

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planing permission. You have to look closely,

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but there are people Being plugged into a

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virtual reality machine, We're collecting water,

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we're chopping wood, Kate and Alan may be hidden

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from view, but they are still You can't, of course,

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just put up a house where you want. This is our nest, this

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is our everything. We've sculpted it with our

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hands from the soil. If it is the good life,

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it doesn't come easy. They have to keep on topping up

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the mud used to build their home. But for Kate, it's a much better

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life than she had before. She goes as far as saying

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that modern day living I think it was the water

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and the electricity and the Wi-Fi and the paint on the walls and,

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you know, a build-up. I didn't realise how ill

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I was until we moved here, There are now many medical

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conditions, so is this one of them? Can you be intolerant

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to the modern day? Some doctors believe you can,

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but the NHS doesn't Multiple chemical sensitivity

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is a condition where the body's immune and detoxification

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pathways become overloaded. We've got people that simply find

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they have an allergic reaction to bleach and try to avoid

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perfumes and traffic fumes. Living in an ordinary house,

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especially a new build or a house that has just been decorated

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furnished, it becomes a big problem. But it's not the medical landscape

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which is important here. And the local authority says they've

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got to abide by the law. Kate points to examples in Wales

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where the One Planet planning laws can allow low impact

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homes like there's. Even if we lose everything here,

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I feel it's really important for people like us to be able

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to live on their own land sustainably without

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creating any damage. But having lost all their appeals,

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the couple now have Jonathan Morris, BBC Spotlight,

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River Cross Meadow. And if you'd like to comment on this

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or any other story tonight you can join the debate on e-mail,

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Twitter and Facebook. Coming up: Shrove Tuesday has been

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marked across the South West, but it didn't go according to plan

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for our reporter on HMS Albion. And we're at another shrove Tuesday

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tradition where they're Have you got enough paper they're?

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I've got scripts everywhere here! All of our main football sides

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are in action this evening - Second in League 2 Plymouth

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are at home to Notts County whose fans will be given a free pasty

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on arrival at Home Park. Exeter are away at Crawley

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and Yeovil are at home to Mansfield. In the National League,

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Torquay are away to Solihull Moors. I'm assuming this is me, because my

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script is everywhere! I will carry on.

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You may be watching tonight's programme in the midst of pancake

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making, as it is Shrove Tuesday. Spare a thought for the ship crew

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making pancakes on the water. You might not expect pancake day to

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be a top priority on the HMS Albion. Chefs Rebecca and Abigail have

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helped make around 600 pancakes today already. We are just doing

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batch cooking, so keep them coming, put them out, that's it. Is pancake

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day a big thing in the Navy? Do they all expect pancakes on Shrove

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Tuesday? It is more for the morale, if you are not at home, this keeps

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morale up. We have pancakes for them.

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The girls have been helping to make hundreds of pancakes, so I thought

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it would only be fair if I had a go at making pancakes naval style.

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Let's see if I can push it around a bit. When I make these at home, the

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first one always turns out to be a disaster. Now for the moment of

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truth, this is where I try tossing it. Are you ready? Are you with me?

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Oh, it's stuck to the pan! It won't come off. Luckily, the proof of the

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pancake isn't in the tossing, but beating. The girls can do it much

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better than me. Now for the best bit, time to tuck in, though I

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decided not to include my burnt offering. It all looks delicious,

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and is also serving an important purpose. Just to keep everyone,

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family, keep them all close and tight, and keep the traditions

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alive, really. And in case any of you were wondering what the crew's

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favourite topping is,... Chocolate spread. Chocolate spread. This is

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the one that is burned, but maybe we can hide it at the bottom. This is a

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not very able seaman signing off for BBC Spotlight.

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I wonder how many people have had the same problem, pancakes sticking

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to the pan. I'm not going to her house for tea. And the tradition in,

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is to hurl a silver ball down the streets, but the focus this morning

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was mounting a lead replica of the silver ball on top of the town hall,

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and inside is a time capsule provided by primary school.

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Christine Butler reports. Making a lead replica of the silver

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ball with the strong Cornish tradition. That includes molten

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metal for the inscription, town and country, do your best. As I was

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making it, I realised that it has this great big void inside that

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would be ideal to put some kind of time capsule in it, so I thought

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that would be an interesting thing for the school. And the school

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couldn't get enough of it. How did you manage to make that out of

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metal? A little bit of history stuck 45 feet in the air that will last

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hundreds of years sparked imaginations. Now you can see inside

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if I take it apart. What is the most exciting thing they would find in

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there? What is invented now and how much technology has improved. The

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money is good, because it's, they will have a king or queen, so they

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will have that on the coin, and the notes will be different, the ?5

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notes. Last-minute touches are overseen by

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both school and town councils. All eyes turn upwards as Tim sends the

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bell turret in some pretty windy, hairy zinc conditions. Thankfully,

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it all goes to plan. Just hours before, the real silver ball takes

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centre stage at this age-old sport of the Shrove Tuesday hurl.

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Christine Butler, BBC Spotlight. But despite the wintry showers some

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of us endured today, spring has sprung -

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or at least that's according And they say it's all because

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the magnolia is in full bloom, and to prove it we have some

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in the studio. We'll have a closer look at these

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fabulous blooms in a minute, but first, Clare Woodling has been

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to see the many different It's a new tradition

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in an ancient setting. It's a link the owner

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of Caerhays Castle was keen to show The 12 so-called great gardens

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of Cornwall agree on the magnolia in bloom as signalling

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the new season. We go out and we look at our biggest

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and best early flowering magnolia, And when we have each got 50 flowers

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out in bloom and looking Though the Magnolia campbellii

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is the flower identified as marking the start of spring,

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there are about 50 varieties Before the magnolia

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is bloom, they are covered Furry and soft, these protect

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the bud from frosts. They then fall away to reveal

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the flower and its petals. Magnolias and spring is only

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a recent association, made in the last five years

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by the 12 great Gardens. But one designed to draw attention

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to the colour and vibrancy of Cornwall at a time

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when many of us are still wrapped In Cornwall, with all mild climate,

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spring comes much earlier down here, and there is far more to see that

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you would expect seen your garden. The Welsh may think

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of their daffodils. And what we are really saying

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upcountry tourists who come down here as garden visitors late

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in the year, come earlier, In 2016, the magnolias bloomed

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unusually early, but this year, they've been cautious,

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as a hard frost can they've been cautious, as a hard

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frost can turn the petals brown. Visit Cornwall said last year 20 ABC

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to -- 28% of people coming to call what went to one of the main gardens

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like the lost Gardens of Halligan. It is hoping that the blooming

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magnolias will bring the tourist earlier in the year, and show people

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there is more to the county than the attractions of summer at the

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seaside. And thank you so much to Jamie, the

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head gardener at Caerhays for giving us these fabulous blooms today, we

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have five varieties here, but there are 450 types at the castle. They

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are unbelievable, they don't look real, thank you very much for those.

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The only thing I think about magnolias is that they get battered

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out about a bit in the wind and the rain. And we have some to come,

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don't we? We do, and what you can't see at

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home is the incredible smell of these Flowers. We will continue to

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have a little wintry nurse. Most of the showers have gone, a few I left

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behind, quite a covering of snow in places this morning, and also over

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the high ground of Dartmoor, this is a captain. A light dusting here, but

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this was earlier today over Exmoor, where there was some snow and over

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the really high ground of both Exmoor and Dartmoor, quite a bit of

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snow fell through the night, and quite a covering first thing this

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morning, but the sunshine has melted a lot of the snow that has fallen.

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There won't be too many problems with ice overnight, the main problem

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will be the fact that we will get some more persistent rain tomorrow.

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Tomorrow is less windy at first, there will be patchy rain around,

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sunny spells late in the day, but primarily for Cornwall. We have an

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area of low pressure with lots of clouds swirling around, and we start

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to lose that over the next 12 hours. You will notice also some more cloud

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out to the west, developing into an area of low pressure that moves into

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the English Channel around the day tomorrow, and behind it, pretty

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lively wins which will pick up again towards the evening. As we move into

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Thursday, there is a ridge of high pressure, so if you have anything to

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do outside, Thursday is your day, because it will be very settled. All

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change on Friday, another area of wind and rain. The line of showers

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earlier today gave a little thunder and lightning, that has now moved to

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northern France. Clear skies are what we will see overnight tonight,

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so it will turn quite chilly. Whilst it is a predominantly dry story, an

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isolated shower is possible at some point through the night. Clear skies

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allowing the temperatures to drop as low as three Celsius. Coming up from

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the south, a lot of cloud, and that will produce outbreaks of rain. It

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will be patchy, particularly across northern parts of Dorset, the North

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of Somerset. Hill fog developing. Then the clearance comes late in the

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day, some late sunshine across more western parts of Cornwall. At the

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same time, it becomes pretty windy. Seven, eight, nine Celsius the best

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temperatures tomorrow. By the end of the day, it becomes windy, and for

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the Isles of Scilly, the rain clears, bright and increasingly

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windy. Times of high water: Big waves for all of our coastal

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locations, and messy conditions. As I have mentioned, make the most of

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Thursday. It is going to be the best day of the week. Have a good

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evening. This is the most fragrant the studio

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has been. I can hardly see David Vaughan of! Have a lovely evening

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