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Hello. Welcome to BBC Channel Islands News. Tonight: A warning

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from Westminster ` Sark's economic future is at risk unless tensions in

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the island are resolved. What we hope is that the level of hostility

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could be reduced by all concerned. Jersey Police criticised for failing

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to brief scrutiny members over changes to survellience cameras

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ARCHIVE: The master radioed that he was planning to abandon ship.

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And remembering Prosperity ` 40 years on since the cargo ship sank

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off Guernsey, killing 18 people on board.

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The strained relations in Sark between the island's main investors,

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the Barclay Brothers, and its politicians, could compromise the

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island's economic future. That's according to a report today by the

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UK's Justice Committee examining good governance in the Channel

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Islands. It describes the tensions in Sark as being manifest, with

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poison on both sides. The report says the result is a difficult

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atmosphere in which to work towards a sustainable economic future. Lord

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McNally, the Justice Minister at the time of the report, said, "I do not

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give Sark a clean bill of health". The island is to be kept under a

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watching brief by the UK Government. Mike Wilkins reports on Sark and the

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scrutiny it now faces. Sark's progress on the path to

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democracy has been slow. That's according to the UK's Justice

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Committee. In its report, it singles out issues between the billionaire

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Barclay brothers and Sark's elected parliament, the Chief Pleas. These

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are natural differences but it would be much better if they could be

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dealt with with somewhat less hostility. Sark adopted a new

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constitution in 2008, ending feudal practices and introducing

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democracy.The report says the the Barclay twins have argued that

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further change is necessary, and claims the island's conseillers feel

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subjected to threats of legal action and attacks in the Sark Newsletter,

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edited by the Barclay brothers' manager on the island. The Barclay

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brothers' spokesperson, Kevin Delaney, said in a statement today:

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He also says there is no current litigation between Sir Frederick and

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Sir David Barclay and anyone in Sark. The island's Government has

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welcomed the report. It says it acknowledges the progress made to

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further strengthen the governance of the island since a fully democratic

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Government was established in 2 08. For some, it's been a rough journey

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towards democracy. Today most Sarkees disembarking in Guernsey

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didn't want to comment, but some feel if you have strong feelings for

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Sark then you should stand and be counted. We have to remember that

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the things Mac do give up their time voluntarily so you cannot really

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blame them unless you are willing to put yourself forward. `` the

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conseillers. Tension remains as the island decides which way to go next.

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And the British Government has said it might consider intervening if the

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situation got worse, but for now Westminster is keeping a watchful

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eye on Sark. Mike Wilkins, BBC Channel Islands News.

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Well Sir Alan Beith, whom you saw in Mike Wilkins report, is the chairman

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of the Justice Committee that carried out this review. I ask him

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if the Channel Islands were a thorn in the UK's side. I think that the

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Channel Islands have a lot of friends at Westminster, though some

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do not understand the role they play. Things could probably have

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been better dealt with if consultation was earlier and better

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so the island's interests could be put and the possibility of special

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treatment... You say there are two outstanding areas for the Ministry

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of Justice to focus on for speeding treaties for the Crown dependencies

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and international representation. There are a bit further with me on

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those two. Because the European Union is collect in trade treaties

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on the UK's behalf, it is necessary for quite a lot of new treaties to

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be negotiated which deal with the penalties between Jersey and

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Guernsey. The process has seemed to be too slow. We want to encourage

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departments to get on with that work and not impose unreasonable delays

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on things which really matter to the island economies. Onto national

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affairs, where there is a genuine difference in view, we want to be

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sure that the island's interests can be properly represented by the UK

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Government, which has a duty to represent those interests.

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A new report into thy financial management of Guernsey's health

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department has uncovered a series of historical problems. The Public

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Accounts Committee concludes that financial reports given to the

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Health and Social Services Department, or HSSD, lacked depth

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and analysis. It suggests taxpayers won't get value for money until the

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States decide which services HSSD should be providing. The chair of

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the committee says the department is unlikely to meet Government savings

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targets. We would like to see H SST providing a plan of where they think

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they are going to be going with the finances. `` H SST. We think it will

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be very difficult for them to reach their target. We do not think they

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will, but we would like to see a plan from them to show where they

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are going in the next few years Jersey Police tonight face criticism

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from the Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel, who say the force

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showed a worrying lack of regard for political accountability when it

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made changes to their camera surveillence system. Jersey Police

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trialled the use of body cameras, without involving the Government

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panel who review public services. The Scrutiny Panel have now

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recommended the police show greater transparency. Emma Chambers reports.

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They're the force's eyes on the streets of St Helier, helping them

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to detect crime. The force are now enhancing their surveillance system

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by following in the footsteps of the UK with the introduction of body

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cameras for officers. But when the cameras were trialled, the Scrutiny

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Panel said they were not informed. This has led to accusations that the

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police have a lack of regard for political accountability. The force

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say it was simply an oversight. Jersey Police received a request

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from the media for a briefing in terms of body cameras. In order to

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be open and accountable, we gave the media a full briefing. We want

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people to know what we are doing with our cameras. An oversight on

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our part that perhaps we failed to notify the Scrutiny Panel, and I

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think that has led to comment in the report released. The Scrutiny Panel

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have now insisted on recommendations for the police and other CCTV

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operators to show greater transparency. To protect the public

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and ensure they have their rights, what we are recommending is that

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there should be a public register of CCTV in Jersey for commercial and

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state sector. So that in balancing the rights

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people understand and know exactly where that technology is.

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Jersey Police have already started to implement these changes and say

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they are working to ensure they are as open and accountable with their

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surveillance as they can be. Jersey's Chief Minister will be

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seeking re`election to the States later this year. Senator Ian Gorst

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made the announcement to business leaders this afternoon. He will also

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seek to be re`elected as Chief Minister.Jersey's General Election

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is scheduled for the 15th October. HEALTH A

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40 years ago tonight, coastguards received a Mayday call from this

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ship which had run aground off the West Coast of Guernsey.

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ARCHIVE: The master of the Prosperity radioed that his engines

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were broken down and he was planning to abandon ship. A call that came in

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from an unfolding tragedy. 40 years on, it's still clear in the minds of

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those who responded. The thing that sticks in my mind was being told

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they were abandoning ship. It was in such a shocked voice. This is really

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very significant. John was one of the first on board. Unable to reach

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the ship till the next morning because of the stormy conditions, he

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was helicoptered in. We were right down on the stern and we had to

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climb over all these timber. The captain's cabin was this side, where

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we managed to find all the passports of the crew so we got a complete

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crudest. Given that just over a week later, the whole ship went back over

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the reef, it was not what you would call stable. But it soon became

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clear to the emergency services no one had survived. This is the spot

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the Prosperity ran aground. You can see the rocks it hit behind me, and

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on a low tide can still see part of the wreck ` a visual reminder of

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that night. But for many people here at the time, one of the biggest

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memories will be the tonnes of wood washed up. You can see the front

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page here. There was great loss of life and a great shock to everybody

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to have such a large civilian casualties, but also the salvage

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operation was so large. As day was breaking on January 17, the morning

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after the wreck, people were arriving in their fans at the beach

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to collect their ward. `` arriving in vehicles at the beach to collect

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the washed`up wood. Many here will have memories of that time. But 40

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years on, today's a chance to remember the lives that were lost

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that day. Thank you to those who shared their

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memories with us. The weather. I wish I could give you some

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slightly drier news but the forecast is still one of showers, even more

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persistent rain tomorrow, but a hint of that things improve into the

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weekend. At the moment the showers are heavy. You may have heard the

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odd rumble of thunder. Still be risk of showers tonight. Cloudy tomorrow.

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Showers so frequent it is almost persistent rain and quite windy

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Somewhat drier conditions towards the afternoon. This big area of low

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pressure is the reason and that has not changed much today. It still

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brings us showers through the night and the risk of persistent rain

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tomorrow. One weather front jumping along through the English Channel

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tomorrow may produce rain. Into Saturday the same weather system is

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close by. An improvement towards the end of the day but much of the day

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on Saturday will be quite well as `` wet as well. Breezy overnight.

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The cloud is very quickly going to blanket everywhere tomorrow morning

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and give some outbreaks of rain as well. The rain heavily used around

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midday and then petering out in the afternoon. A strong South westerly

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wind that will back southerly. It is a south`westerly force, five to six,

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occasionally costing seven. Some fairly tricky conditions out at

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sea. For surfing, the waves are likely to be very messy. Saturday

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cloudy with outbreaks of rain. A bit brighter on Sunday. Some of you will

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see sunshine, but much colder air, with a risk of showers.

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supermarket, were today refused by Cornwall Council. The decision

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follows protests from local people, worried about the impact on town

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centre trade. Coming up: a journey to the South

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Pole on a bike designed in Cornwall. Plus: A spy in the sky; find out why

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concerns about flying cameras have been raised with the Prime Minister.

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And anger over plans to TB test cattle every time they're taken on

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or off the moors. The Care Minister today announced

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that he was personally determined to introduce free care for people at

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the end of their lives. The minister was responding to a question by the

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Totnes MP Sarah Wollaston. Our Political Editor Martyn Oates is

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with us. There's a big review underway into the way social care is

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provided, isn't there? The government's care bill is

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looking at all kinds of aspects of social care, not least the general

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problem of the difficulty and expense of dealing with an

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increasingly elderly population. This is looking very specifically at

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people right at the end of their lives who know they are dying, and

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trying to give them more nifty and choice in how that process is

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managed. `` more dignity. People would rather die at home, and less

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than a third get that opportunity. One of the main reasons why that

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happens is because families are struggling to cope with the physical

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dependence, and they are the nursing and supports and carers of these

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people at the end of their lives, and the raging `` arranging

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assessments take time. If the government goes ahead with this,

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providing free care for these people, the government will have to

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pay for it, so there is a cost, but it will be outweighed by saving the

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money that is spent when people end up in hospital when they don't want

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to be there. Doctors have to notice when patients... Arrangement can be

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made within their own wishes, and lonely death on hospital wards are

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to be avoided so people can have genuine choice at the end of their

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lives. A former pilot from the south west

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has written to the Prime Minister expressing concern about the

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potential risk of terrorism from the use of unmanned flying devices such

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as quadrocopters. They're a form of remote`controlled helicopter which

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can carry a small camera. This is a quadrocopter. Systems like

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this come in a manner of forms. Unlike other types of craft, this

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one works off of GPS, and they can operate a considerable distance from

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the person controlling it. This man is a former private pilot. He uses

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one to record video films. He recently made one for his local

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council. But he is concerned about how this equipment could be used,

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especially by terrorists. If they could be trained to fly a 747 into a

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building, they would have no trouble getting one of these gadgets, it

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would be far less expensive, and they could do damage. A is easily

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available and has been around for a few years now. The former pilot

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has... He is not calling for a public band. He wants the government

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to consider what they can be used for. There's also the issue of

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privacy. You never know who might be watching you. There are many

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positive uses. Scientists say they can be used for searches in disaster

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zones, and carry small amounts of medicines to remote locations. They

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also say security can counter any risk they pose. They are working on

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certain communication channels and they can be blocked. When there is a

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certain amount of communication going on, it can be blocked. The

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technology is improving all the time. Scientists are confident they

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will be used to good use `` put to good use.

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Farmers in the region have hit out at Government proposals to carry out

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TB tests every time they bring their cattle on and off the moors. It's

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part of a number of measures DEFRA is considering to fight the disease.

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But farmers claim it's unworkable. These towels will be turned out to

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graze the more interesting few years. Currently, they do not need

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to have an TB test before they are moved. But this could be about to

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change if government proposals get the go`ahead. It is not going to

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reduce any TB. It is a bigger burden on the farmer and it is more cost to

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the vets. The doctor wants TB test to be carried out on all cattle

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before they are moved off the farm. Whether that is across the road or

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farther afield. But farmers say that they knew their livestock on and off

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the Moors on a weekly basis, and testing them there is impacted goal.

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`` impacted goal. It would be totally unworkable. Farming bodies.

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This could lead to cure a cattle `` fewer cattle grazing the more.

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People could decide to give up having cattle up there. The

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application is the conservation, and for access, are huge. This proposal

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is just one of the many measures that the is considering bringing in

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to eradicate the disease. In a statement, the government has told

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me that they have spoken to farmers about this, and they understand the

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practical problems that could create. They are now look at ``

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looking at other responses they have received from the consultation, and

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will make a decision very soon. Two men who aren't a carriage in

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North Devon have been jailed `` two men armed with a cleaver in North

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Devon have been jailed. Their rate in November 2012 was captured on

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CCTV. Today, the judge commended the courage of the cashier who decide ``

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despite the gang, describing her behaviour as courageous. 20 mph

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zones are being considered for school zones. There will be new

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signs and flashing warning lights. Millions of pounds of government

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money could be spent recreating four schools on a new site on Portland.

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But so far planning permission has been refused in the face of strong

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local opposition. The Isle of Portland Aldridge Community Academy

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has appealed, and a series of public hearings has been held this week.

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Pound pieces have not been in the same supply for public`school 's

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with the squeeze. A group of schools for a... Not a shiny new campus yet,

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but this 1's top`secret research centre would be transformed. For

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schools would come together in one place. As well as a smart new home,

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pupils can progress to a new level when they are ready to move

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building, because they are all in one part of the island. The fifth

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school in the group has Artie been rebuilt. These pupils got the chance

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to meet international sports stars who used their classroom first.

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Parts of Portland are among the most deprived in the country. It was huge

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upheaval when the Navy pulled out. The offer of ?15 million to reinvent

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school buildings would continue the renewal the Olympic sport, but just

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like the Olympics, the island is divided, despite the investment.

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Many of the concerns are about the roads that are close to the new

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school, which has led to planning permission close to the school being

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refused. The amount of traffic going up that road, it is so narrow, as

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people do not have grudges there. It is the wrong place for a school. But

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others do not see an issue. I do not see it being a problem. From living

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locally, I think it is probably a good idea for the schools because

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there is probably a lot more room up there. The appeal hearing is just a

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stent's throw away has now been adjourned until March, giving a

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strength of feeling to both sides that if final decision will be

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tricky. Devon's Tom Daley is to relocate his

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training base to the London Aquatics Centre from spring this year. The

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move will see Daley leave his first coach in Plymouth but he says he and

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Andy Banks will remain close. The Olympic medallist will now focus on

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training for the 2016 Olympics at the brand new centre at Queen

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Elizabeth Olympic Park. A Devon based polar explorer is

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expected to reach the South Pole today. Antony Jinman, from Plymouth,

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set off alone and on foot at the beginning of December. Local schools

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have been following his progress via the internet as part of projects

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about Antarctica and exploration. Meanwhile a former student from

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Plymouth University has made it into the record books by becoming the

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first person to cycle across Antarctica to the South Pole. Maria

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Leeherstam completed the trip in just ten days, riding a bike

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specially designed for her in Cornwall.

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Battling through freezing conditions, Marie is cycling her way

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to the south pole. She was aiming to become the first person to cycle to

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the poll, and she completed the trip in just ten days. I let the

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conditions, and people who had a candidate, and I came to the

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conclusion that a normal bike going the standard... It would not really

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work in the circumstance, so I basically sat about redesigning

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polar travel in a way. Along with these experts based at a company in

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Cornwall, they came up with a tricycle with extra`large tires to

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get her better protection from the harsh weather. When you are pedaling

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into a really strong wind in this very slow conditions, it is

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difficult to balance. A lot of people who have tried it before have

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struggled and ended up pretty much walking for long sections. The

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tricycle, the idea was that it would have enough grit to keep going. The

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bicycle allowed her to cross the and Arctic Martin range `` and Arctic

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mountain range. Maria is now back home, but she will not be sitting

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for long. She has plans for a new adventure, but for the moment, she

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is keeping those details secret. Let's find out what the weather is

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doing closer to home. We will have to battle with our `` paddle with

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our bikes. The showers have been quite intense. These shower that

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comes along is just adding to the water we have across our field, and

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that means further problems. We have Artie had some `` already had some

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problems stop tomorrow, morning showers but it... There is a lot of

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cloud around the moments, generating some quite frequent showers, and

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eventually, we will see some more persistent rain as we move into

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Saturday. The satellite picture shows some clearer skies just to the

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west of Ireland, and that is what is heading our way in the afternoon. At

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the moment, the showers are very heavy. They will probably stick with

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us overnight. He will become isolated in the second half of the

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day tomorrow. We should get away with some dry weather, even some

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afternoon sunshine. This weather system will bring us trouble,

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because it brings a more persistent rain for the Channel Islands and in

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loops across us. The winds will not be a problem on Saturday, but the

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wet weather could cause some problems, particularly across parts

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of Somerset and Dorset, where we know that flooding is already in

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place. The showers that we have seen today are quite heavy. There are

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more to come to the rest of the evening and overnight. Occasionally,

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you might get the odd rumble of thunder. Some clear skies, but the

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breeze keeps going. Temperatures will probably be around five or six

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degrees at the lowest. Tomorrow, we wake up to plenty of showers again.

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A similar day to what we've seen today. The difference will be, the

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showers will be much more isolated by the afternoon, and for many of

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us, we will get away with a dry afternoon and even some sunshine.

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Temperatures, nine or 10 degrees, the highest we can expect. Less

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windy, so perhaps feeling a bit warmer. Here are some `` some more

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showers and then becoming mainly dry in the afternoon for the Isles of

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Scilly. If you are heading for the beaches

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for some surfing, the winds are still going to chop up the waves, so

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expect the water to be messy. Plenty of showers does it around `` dotted

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around. The outlook, as I have mentioned, is

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to see some more persistent rain on Saturday. That could be confined to

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parts of yeast Devon, Somerset and Dorset, so the best of any

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brightness will be in Devon. Cold on Saturday, and the risk of some early

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fog on Sunday. That is it for us this evening. I will be back with

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the late news on 10:25pm. Join us then. That night. Good night.

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