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the series. It's Inside Out with Mary Rhodes and tonight, shd's in

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Leamington Spa with more surprising stories.

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How did you earn money when you were a student? Tonight, we investigate

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the growing trend of students turning to sugar daddies to pay

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their way through uni. I get paid ?250 per meet with one of them, and

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that's just for lunch. And then I get paid ?150 for the other one

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also for meeting up for dinner or something like that. Also on the

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show, we meet the Gloucester man who ran across Canada. Yes, you heard

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that right, Canada. 5000 mile run... Across Canada!

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But first tonight, online d`ting is almost the norm now, with nhne

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million Brits logging on to find love. What about logging on to make

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cash? Antony meets a student who has found a controversial way of making

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online dating pay. You'll find cash`strapped students

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doing all manner of things to see themselves through college. I'm

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working at a cafe. I work in a store. I serve champagne. As a

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part`time job, I work as a waiter in a restaurant. I'm a lifeguard at a

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swimming pool. For a part`thme job, I work in retail. Debt levels are

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rising around campus and sole are finding other ways to make loney. To

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be honest, I don't like discussing money with them. Maybe that sounds

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stupid because of the naturd of the site. I get paid ?250 per mdet with

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one of them. And that's just for lunch. And then I get paid ?150 from

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the other one, also for meeting for dinner or something like th`t. And

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then also occasionally I'll get paid ?40 on Skype, just for talkhng and

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catching up. So that's ?150`?25 for a dinner date. Rachel's a stgar

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baby. We changed her name and voice to protect her identity. Shd's 0,

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in her first year at uni and goes on dates with sugar daddies for cash.

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Yeah, at the moment I have two that I still talk to. I have one that

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I've had for about... Since the beginning, so two or three xears.

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And then one more recent ond, in the past year or so, on and off. Hang on

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a minute, that means this stgar baby started hooking up with richer,

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older men when she was 17, still in the sixth form. I was in thd last

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year of sixth form in school. Cos my mum was kind of struggling with

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money and things so I thought I d help out by not having to ask her

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all the time for money. It seemed like quite an easy way to m`ke cash.

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She meets them through an online dating agency which says it signed

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up over 2000 new students in the UK last year. The financial arrangement

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is called a sugar baby scholarship. Well, they're pretty bold on these

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websites. This one is talking about a sugar baby scholarship next to a

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picture of a young woman in her underwear covered in money. And they

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also suggest ways in which xou can say goodbye to college debt. I just

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wonder what the sugar babies are expected to do for that mondy.

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I went into it quite naivelx, thinking that it was just company

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that most of the men wanted from the site. And he hadn't said anxthing

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otherwise so I thought I'd leet him in a public place. And then he kind

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of wanted me to get in his car and I was very stupid and got in the car,

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I think because of nerves and it being the first time I'd evdr done

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it. And then as soon as I got in the car, I knew it was a mistakd. And I

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was kind of panicking because he kept driving. And he eventu`lly

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stopped at an apartment complex and I just looked at him and sahd, I

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think you have the wrong idda about this." And I was very lucky because

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he was really quite embarrassed by it and kept apologising and

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everything. So I got away whth that but it could have gone a lot worse.

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The website explicitly says prostitution is not allowed and

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warns that members involved in sex for cash will be booted off. But

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Rachel's first date was with a man who expected a lot more than dinner.

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I think it is kind of luck of the draw who you talk to. But I've got a

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lot of messages from people who clearly just want, I mean, ` girl

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for the night that kind of thing. You just have to learn to ignore

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those and just keep going and finding ones who just genuinely want

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company. Her profile makes ht clear that a dinner date is all she is

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offering. But she still gets requests from men who aren't getting

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the message. So who checks these sites to make sure everyone's

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playing by the rules? As far as I know, there is no specific

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definition of what makes an escort agency. So it's a matter of

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consumers being very careful when they sign up to a site like this

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that they know what they ard signing up to. Anyone who wants to sign up

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to any form of dating agencx or introduction agency needs to be

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very, very careful they know what they are signing up for, thdy know

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who they're meeting but thex keep all their data as private as

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possible and they don't do `nything without checking out the colpany

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first. So there's nothing illegal about it. The sites aren't dven

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regulated. What's the worry? Well, we've come to Wales to find out

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Research from Kingston Univdrsity suggests that the number of students

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turning to the sex industry has doubled in recent years. So the

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National Union of Students hn Cardiff is on the case. What do you

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make of websites that seem to be offering, well, in one case a sugar

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daddy scholarship, or sugar baby scholarships? I mean, it sotnds as

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if it's an easy fix to their financial problems. It does. And

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it's certainly being adverthsed as such. Those websites are definitely

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growing and technology is ddfinitely broadening the sex industry and

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the, kind of, options that people are taking. Prior to the sttdent sex

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work project that we are dohng here in Wales, there hasn't been any

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research at all in the UK on students entering the sex industry.

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Just absolutely nothing concrete so everything was done on anecdotal

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evidence. Everything we, kind of, said or any statement that we made

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wasn't really based on anything solid. So it's really important to

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get this research done. So the fact that you don't actually know how

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many students out there are involved in the sex industry suggests that

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yourself, universities, are somewhat behind the times on this. I think we

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dropped the ball for a numbdr of years. And now we've picked it up

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again. Certainly with the Sdx Work Project. But you're still playing

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catch up now? I think so, ydah. In anything, in terms of public policy

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and lawmaking, those things are generally slow to catch up with new

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technology. So there's definitely, in terms of legislation, a very slow

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catch up being done in terms of the new technology and the new forms of

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sex work that that's brought. The academic research is called the

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Student Sex Work Project. It will be published this spring. Still in her

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first year, our student's m`naging to keep her head above water and on

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the right side of her own rtles just about. I don't have a sexual

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relationship with them but H have... I have... I don't know how

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to describe it... Got with one of them. But that was purely bdcause I

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started to like him as a person I didn't enjoy it and I said that I

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didn't want it to happen ag`in, especially because he tried to pay

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me for it and I hated that! I didn't like that at all. So I wouldn't say

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that I would be repeating that again. Definitely no further than

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where I took it. Rachel inshsts she'll never have sex for money but

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still wouldn't want her pardnts finding out about her sugar daddies.

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Obviously I didn't feel right about that at all. I don't even lhke the

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bit where I accept money for lunch. Especially because I know the

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person, I feel a bit guilty now that I'm still making him pay for my

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company. But obviously I wotldn t have become friends with hil under

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any other circumstance so... The Seeking Arrangement website that

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Rachel belongs to is based hn Las Vegas. So I've arranged for an

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online interview with PR chhef Ange;a Bermudo. `` Angela. H want

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her to explain to me what m`kes them different from an escort agdncy

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Seeking Arrangement is a dating website. It's about finding a

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relationship with somebody who shares the values that you're

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looking for. A lot of peopld may have a hard time understandhng

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because we are involving, you know, financial assistance in the

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relationships. However, it hs far removed from agencies like dscort

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services or prostitution. Btt what I'm saying is... Although you say

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that you don't encourage it, it still goes on. Men are still using

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your, or abusing, your platform I understand that some people are

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tempting them to solicit sex for money. We find them, you know,

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through message monitoring `nd immediately put them off thd site.

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And what about the fact that Rachel was only 17 when she signed up? It's

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important to note that when you are signing up for our site, yot are

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entering a legal contract that says that all your information that you

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enter is in fact correct, especially the fact that you are of agd. If we

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do find anybody that's under age on the side, like I said, we stspend

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their account, we ask for ftrther verification of information and all

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members who have had any communication with that member are

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notified. So the people behhnd this site insist they monitor thdir

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members' behaviour and take action against those who break the rules.

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Rachel's an adult making her own choices and for now, she chooses to

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be a sugar baby. If money w`sn't such a big issue for you, would you

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still be doing this? I don't think I would have ever signed up in the

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first place if money wasn't an issue. But now that I've discovered

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it... I don't think I'd necdssarily stop seeing the two that I've met if

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I suddenly came into more money Just because it's a safe wax to make

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a lot of money through not very much, just having lunch with

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someone. So I think I'd continue doing it, yeah.

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So what do you think? I'm stre the subject is going to spark a debate.

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So why not share your views with us and others on our Facebook page But

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if you need advice or have been affected by any of the issuds in the

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film, go to our website... You're watching Inside Out for the

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Midlands. And tonight, I'm hn Leamington Spa because legend has it

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in 1918, a Warwickshire private refused to shoot an injured German

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soldier. Well, the soldier he unwittingly let go was Adolf Hitler.

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Tricia went in search of thd truth about the private who could have

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killed Hitler. Royal Leamington Spa has a

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fascinating history and as ` local radio presenter, I thought H knew

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most of it. But there is ond name I haven't heard before, Henry Tandey.

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And there are traces of him all over town. He is listed among thd free

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men of the borough in the town hall. He's even got a blue plaque

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dedicated to him. It says hd was the most decorated private soldher of

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World War I. But if you dig a little deeper, it

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seems that he actually hit the headlines for having Adolf Hitler in

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his sights and not pulling the trigger. They say Henry Tandey could

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have prevented the World War II and after the Coventry Blitz, Hdnry was

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racked with guilt for letting Hitler go. But is it really true? H'm here

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to find out. Leamington Town Hall seems like a good place to start.

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Bobby Taylor is from the town's blue plaque committee and he knows the

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tale well. Hitler remembered being wounded on the Western front and

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remembered a British soldier pointing his gun at him and then

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deliberately not firing, in other words refusing to kill him. Much

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later on, when Hitler was in power, he saw a photograph of a picture

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which shows a British soldidr carrying a wounded British soldier.

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And when Hitler saw this, hd recognised the soldier doing the

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carrying as the man who had refused to kill him. Do you think it's true?

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Well, the whole story I find plausible, not proved. And H would

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give it 6`4 on as being trud. So there could be some truth in it The

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man carrying the wounded soldier is none other than private Henry

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Tandey. The painting is of his regilent the

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Green Howards, marching out of the Menin Crossroads, near Ypres. And

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the original is currently on show in Kipling Hall in Yorkshire. So how

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did Hitler come to see it? Hitler certainly received a copy and a

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photograph of this painting. We have a letter from Hitler's adjutant

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thanking us for the large photograph.

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Henry's regiment sent Hitler a copy of the picture as a gesture of

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goodwill, because he also sdrved in the battle it shows. Some ydars

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later, in 1938, he met the British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain

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in Munich. Hitler was very proud of the fact that he had actually seen

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military service and showed the photograph to Chamberlain and

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pointed out Tandey in it. So he obviously knew about Tandey. And

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Chamberlain, so the story goes, when he came back after waving hhs white

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note saying peace in our tile, apparently rang up Tandey, near

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Coventry, and could not get through to Tandey because Tandey was out but

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spoke to a member of the falily to say that it was the Prime Mhnister

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speaking and that he had sedn the photograph of Tandey when hd was

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with Herr Hitler. Hitler had asked Chamberlain to pass on his thanks to

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Henry, and if the story is to be believed the Prime Minister did just

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that. From that point on, hd was forever labelled the man who

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could've shot Hitler, but not everyone believes it. It's `n

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incredible story, David, if it's true, but you don't think its true,

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do you, this story about Henry Tandey. No, I don't think it's true.

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No. Warwickshire Historian David Johnson is the author of a book

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about Henry's life, and he thinks all the evidence points to the story

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not being true. In 1997, Lidutenant Colonel McIntosh, who was the

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regimental secretary of the Green Howards, tried to get to thd bottom

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of this story. And he contacted the Bavarian state archives. Thdy

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confirmed that Hitler was actually on leave from the 25th to the 2 th

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of September, the event where his life is spared is supposed to have

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happened on the 28th. But then it turned out that on the 17th, he d

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been transferred to another part of the line anyway, so he would've been

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50 miles away. It's pretty hard to have anyone in your sights from 50

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miles away, let alone Hitler, but what about the phone call from

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Chamberlain? There were two things about that that troubled me. One,

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that Chamberlain would've bden busy in 1938. So I went to the University

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of Birmingham and went throtgh the Chamberlain papers and therd was

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nothing about this at all. So no record of the phone call th`t

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Neville Chamberlain would'vd made to Henry Tandey? No, that's right. And

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also, I was troubled by, wotld Henry Tandey have had a telephone in his

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house? So, through the BT archives, I was able to establish that they

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didn't have a telephone, so he couldn't have received that call.

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You have to say, at the end of that day on the 28th September, Henry had

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been wounded twice. He was losing a lot of blood. He would've bden

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covered in blood, covered in all sorts of dirt from the battle, as

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would Hitler. So the chances of Hitler recognising him from a

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painting was extremely unlikely True or not, it's a fantasthc story,

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and one that people are happy to continue debating. The incidents

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that were remembered by both people were incidents that people would

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remember. Also, Tandey never boasted about what he had done, the mercy

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he'd shown. He didn't say that Hitler was the man in his gtn

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sights. He said he rememberdd the incident but not the face of the

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human being. It is very difficult to say. Could be Tandey seeing a

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photograph of Hitler in his German uniform and he rather felt that

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there was someone similar to who he fired at. It's a very difficult

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question to answer. Henry T`ndey left the army in 1926 and rdturned

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to civilian life. He moved to Coventry where he worked for the

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standard motor company. But he never shook off the story that he'd let

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Adolf Hitler go. I think th`t he still suffers a little bit from his

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legacy. He suffers a little bit from this story. It is very interesting

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to me, for example, that if you go round the National Army Musdum in

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London or you go round the Hmperial War Museum, there's nothing in the

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collections about Henry Tandey at all and yet he's the most ddcorated

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private soldier to survive the First World War. So you have to ask, well,

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why is that? I think there's some snobbery and still this Hitler story

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is casting a long shadow. Hdnry Tandey died at his home in Coventry

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on 20th December 1977, aged 86. His ashes were taken to France by his

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nephew and great nephew and are buried at the Masnieres British

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Cemetery near Marconing. I so wanted to believe that this incredhble

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story was indeed true, but `ll the evidence suggests that it is just an

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urban myth. But whatever yot believe, I hope Henry Tandex is

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remembered as the great man and soldier that he indeed was. He was a

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remarkably gallant man. He won the Military Medal for going out into no

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man's land and bringing thrde men back on separate occasions tnder

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fire. He won the Distinguished Conduct Medal for attacking a German

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machine gun by himself and capturing 20 Germans, and his Victori` Cross

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was a series of very gallant occasions. I think Henry nedds to be

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remembered as this extremelx brave man who had already, by the time he

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won his medals, been mentioned in dispatches five times, he'd been

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wounded twice. He's a man that we should all feel proud of, and if

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you're looking for a hero, xou couldn't do any better.

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Well, it just goes to show sometimes you need to question stories that

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are presented as fact. But laybe you've got a story I should know

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about. If so, drop me an e`lail I will get back to you.

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Now, how many of you are sthll on the fitness push post Christmas If

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you've taken up running, have you made the five kilometre landmark

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yet? That's great, but you've still got quite a bit of training to do if

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you want to beat Gloucester man Jamie McDonald. He pledged to run

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5,000 miles coast to coast hn Canada for charity.

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The Atlantic Ocean at the easternmost point of Canada, and the

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starting point for Jamie McDonald's epic cross country run. He's aiming

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to become the first Briton to run unsupported across the

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second`biggest country in the world. 5,000 miles across Canada! @head

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lies months of extremes ` hhghs and lows. I'm going east instead of

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west! This is the story of his epic journey.

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Training`wise, I've done a few one, two mile runs. I haven't re`lly

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thought it through. Jamie ldft his comfy home in Gloucester last March.

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I'm going to be camping on the side of the road. I kind of like sleeping

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just anywhere and everywherd. He began months of roadside running and

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camping in the freezing Can`dian winter. I'm going to be on the

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Trans`Canada Highway for thd next 400 miles. But right from d`y one,

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it's obvious that camping bx the side of the road just isn't an

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option on the snowy ground. I just knocked on that door and thdy're

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letting me stay in the garddn. Jamie soon discovers why Canadians

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have such a friendly reputation Over the following 11 months, he's

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put up for the night. He's fed like a king. I have myself a Sunday roast

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dinner. They've even laid ott sandwiches for me on my bed to take

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with me on the road. And he's even given a practical buggy to replace

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the heavy backpack. Most of his time is spent running on his own. I've

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seen that sign before! I've gone the wrong way! How have I done ht?!

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Argh! That little mistake h`s added an extra ten miles to the journey.

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I'd better get running. Makd me feel better. A young man from England is

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running across Canada to help raise money for children's hospit`ls, and

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he's doing it... As word of his exploits spreads, donations begin to

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roll in. Thank you very much. Isn't it amazing? I came out of that

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restaurant with over $100 for sick kids. The reason for taking on this

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Canadian adventure goes way back to Jamie's childhood when he spent

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months in hospital. I've got a condition called syringomyelia,

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which is extremely rare. I tsed to have epilepsy and immune deficiency.

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I had a whole year off school at one point. Now he's raising mondy for

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children's hospitals in England and Canada. I'd like to give thhs on

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behalf of the staff and man`gement here for your cause. That's amazing.

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Thank you so much for what xou're doing. As word of his adventure

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spreads, Jamie gets a taste of fame. Front page! Front page, man. People

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start to join him on the run. We have a group. ALL: Whoo! In June, he

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heads into the french`speakhng province of Quebec. Bonjour,

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monsieur! A new city, and time for a flash new

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look. Inspired by his new stperhero outfit, he makes a 300`mile detour

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to make an emotional visit to one of the hospitals he's raising loney

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for. Close to crying. Hold ht together.

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He continues running past the Great Lakes with their spectacular scenery

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and wildlife. Looks like it is walking aw`y.

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That's good. Beyond is the endless expanse of the

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prairies. After nine months on the road, the going is getting dver

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tougher. I can't do it no more. I just.. I'm

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so close but yet so far. I'll miss spending Christmas with my family.

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Just not fast enough. But ghving up isn't an option. Jamie beats his

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demons but then faces perhaps the greatest challenge of the whole

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journey ` crossing the Rockhes in the depths of winter. They `re just

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something else. Absolutely breathtaking. The ever`friendly

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Canadians make sure he's not alone in the mountains, especiallx at

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Christmas. Three, two, one... But while celebrating the New Ydar in

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Banff, he is beaten up and robbed. From then on, it's downhill all the

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way to Vancouver. And it's ` hero's welcome after 332 days on the road.

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Thanks so much. It's finally happened. I've dreamt

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about it for 11 months. Every single day I walk up. And I didn't think I

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could do it. I kept going somehow. Who's your daddy? There havd been so

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many moments on this journex that it hasn't quite worked out, and I don't

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think you can do a journey like this for it to work out. But at the end,

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I would not change any of those experiences for the world, good or

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bad. An incredible story, and he's raised

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over ?100,000 for children's hospitals in Canada and in the UK.

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Hats off to you, Jamie. Well, that's it from me till the autumn when

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we'll be back with more surprising stories from where you live. But if

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you want to get in touch, jtst e`mail me. Until then, thanks for

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watching, and I'll see you next time.

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Hello. The 92nd update. The Oscar Pistorius trial has begun in South

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Africa. He pleaded not guilty to murdering his girlfriend at his home

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last year. A neighbour said she had terrible screams on the night.

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Russia sends more soldiers into Ukraine and will stay there until

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the crisis comes down. A corporal killed herself and her Wiltshire

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barracks, today a coroner said bullying and an alleged rape were

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two factors. A good night

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