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People in Jersey will be protected from

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A top stories: A landmark d`y for Jersey, new laws are introdtced to

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stop islanders being discrilinated against because of their race,

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colour or origin. I have bedn waiting for it for a considdrable

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amount of time. The United Kingdom has had racial discrimination

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lawsuits 19 city folk. The number of people having to

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reapply for a driving licence raises dramatically.

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And reliving Jersey Live. The Channel Islands' the guest lusic

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event is hailed a success. `` biggest.

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People in Jersey will be protected from racial discrimination from

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today. A new law has come into force.

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It's the first step to bring the island's legislation in line

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with the UK, and will soon cover age, gender and disability too.

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with people from all walks of life making a home here.

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But because of where some pdople are from or how they look,

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they've become a target for racial discrimination.

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Now a new law has come into force today to stop thhs,

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Much needed legislation according to a local charitx

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There have been a number of incidents where people have felt

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that they are being discrimhnated against or are being harassdd or may

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even have been victimised bdcause of the colour of their skin or because

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of their national origins. The four principle

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forms of discrimination are direct discrimination,

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indirect discrimination, Employment lawyers say businesses

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need to be ready, as there `re some potential pitfalls. They have to be

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aware of what they please themselves are doing. It is quite posshble

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under the law, if an employdr is held responsible for any

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discriminatory acts carried out by their employees, even withott

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knowledge or approval. The anti`discrimination law will

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also be applied to age, gender To help Jersey stamp out

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unjustified abuse. Well, Jersey's

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Social Security Minister is He was in charge of drawing up

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this new legislation. I asked him who would deal with

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discrimination complaints. If the issue arises in the

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workplace, or to do with recruitment into a job, those complaints would

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be referred in the first instance to the Jersey advisory service, who

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would attempt to mediate. If it is any other type of service, buying

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goods, restaurants, renting property, that sort of thing, those

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complaints would be referred to the Citizens Advice Bureau, who would

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enlist the services of the lediation service and appoint a mediator to

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try and resolve the problems. If neither of those processes work it

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would be brought to a tribunal. The UK has had laws like this shnce

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1965. I imagine you would wdlcome the fact that this law is p`rtly in

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place today. The island needs to step up, we need to come in line

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with Europe on this type of legislation. It is a small step at

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an important one. This is going to be broadened out, isn't it? The law

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we have in place from today is what we called an overarching rule. We

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have brought in the charactdristic race, sexual gender discrimhnation

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will be next, followed by possibly age because of the increasing

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pension age, and then disabhlity. Disability is the most diffhcult to

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bring in because of the cost businesses and employers.

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A World War Two shell has been blown up in Alderndy

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by the Guernsey Police bomb disposal squad.

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The ten`centimetre shell was found in the road on Tourgis Hill.

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The bomb squad moved the device to the coast and detonated ht

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I understand that this has been played in a field `` ploughdd. It

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had been handled and/or savd to be moved. It was taken to a safe

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location by way of a controlled explosion, and it was dealt with,

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the main charge was initiatdd and the item was destroyed.

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A new hotel could be built in Jersey.

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The Co`op's come up with revised ?12 million plans

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for its Charing Cross supermarket site in St Helidr

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after the planning authorithes threw out earlier proposals.

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They include a branch of the budget hotel chain

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It's emerged the number of people on short term driving licences

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in Guernsey because of medical conditions

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has risen dramatically in the last few years.

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In 2008 the Environment Dep`rtment, which is responsible for thdm,

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Now it processes around 5,000 a year.

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But he's one of thousands that regularly has to

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re`apply for his licence because of medical reasons.

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I had a bypass operation in 200 , a single bypass. Since then, the issue

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me a licence every three ye`rs, I have to go and have a medic`l and

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also have a treadmill done. Otherwise I would not be able to

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drive the minibus. I can sed why it is necessary, but I go and see my

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doctor regularly, and I think if there was something wrong whth me he

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would know it. On average the staff year deal with 200 applicathons for

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drivers with medical condithons each month. Back in 2008, they wdre only

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dealing with around 400 for the entire year.

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So a lot more work for thosd having to go through all that paperwork.

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And a big jump, that's largdly down to Guernsey's ageing population

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The demographics of the isl`nd has implications on the medicals we

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receive your. The department looks at every individual case on its own

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merits, but it is diabetes, heart conditions, older drivers whth BP

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tablets and things, that sort of thing.

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And it's expected the numbers will keep on rising

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But for people like Derek, the medical's just one of

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those things he has to do to keep doing the job he enjoys.

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The clear up's begun in Jersey after thousands of music lovers

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descended on the Channel Islands' biggest music event this wedkend.

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Jersey Live is now in its 11th year and starred

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singer`songwriter Ellie Goulding and a host of other well known names.

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There are some flashing images in Jen's report.

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A soggy start to this year's Jersey Live.

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But it didn't put off this lot who queued in all weathers

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to ensure the event was a sell out on Day One.

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We love the weather. It is lovely. The weather makes the festival. It

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is really bad. It will not stop us from partying!

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And when the sun finally cale out on Sunday, it was to good ndws.

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Jersey Police say there werd just two arrests over the weekend,

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making it one of the most well behaved festivals to d`te.

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It has been fantastic, therd are a few hours left.

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After all the music is what most people are here for.

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Singer John Newman went down a storm on Saturday night.

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There are 38 festivals, I h`ve done 34, four more. You get a vibe from

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it. We had a pasty by the sda, it was great.

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It wasn't quite such a friendly reception

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for Sunday's headliner Ben Howard after bottles were thrown.

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We flew in this afternoon, H have got a new record coming out, we just

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have not got it at the moment. Another hands in the air reception

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for Jersey Live. Leaving many hoping for a

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repeat performance next year. Time for the weather forecast. Back

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on the beach yesterday for the first time in weeks. Derby onto a run of

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good weather? `` are we. High pressure is going to bd

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dominating this week, it is looking fairly settled. We will see variable

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cloud, that can be quite low at times giving us poor visibility We

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will also see gentle wins this week and some sunny spells. It whll feel

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quite warm at times. This swell of cloned, `` of cloud, this is just to

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the north of us. Quite a lot of cloud, you can see that high

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going to remain in place, through going to remain in place, through

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the bulk of the working week and perhaps into the work `` wedkend. At

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the moment, we have got this low clouds just to the north. That will

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filter into night. Increasingly we will see some patchy light rain and

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drizzle, hill fog as we head into the early hours. It will be mild,

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14, 15 degrees. Tomorrow st`rts up on a pretty grey note. A little bit

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of patchy dampness, but into the afternoon, that cloud will break. In

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that sunshine it should start to feel quite warm. At the coastal

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waters forecast, three or four, veering easterly later. Timds of

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high water, St Helier, 11:30pm and midnight. Waves for more northerly

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islands, choppy conditions, but the winds are fairly light. Not to

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choppy. The following days bring uncertainty, variable cloud but warm

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sunshine coming through at times. The best bet for the best of the

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sunshine is going to be on Wednesday. We may see more cloud,

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but overall looking liquor fairly settled picture. `` looking like a

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fairly settled picture. With just over two weeks to go

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until Scotland goes to the polls on independence Spotlight is looking

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at the effects any decision might One major issue is the future of

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Trident, the UK's nuclear ddterrent. The Scottish National Party has said

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that in the event of a Yes vote it That would mean moving

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the nuclear missiles Submarines that carried thel south

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of the border. If Scotland votes yes Trident could be a frequent visitor.

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The SNP wants to remove Trident and that would mean finding a ndw home

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for the submarines missiles and warheads south of the border,

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probably here in the south`west The option they are looking for is one

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that is reasonably quick and not expensive to do and that is probably

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the combination at Devonport and Falmouth. The submarines ard

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currently based at Faslane hn Scotland while the missiles and war

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heads are stored a few miles away. Only last month a report from the

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Royal United services Institute stated that Devonport would be the

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most obvious alternative to Faslane. The option given most credence to

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date. In the nuclear warheads north of Falmouth on a headlined. Before

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it happens there will be such an uproar and people will be so against

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it that I cannot see it happening. Few visitors to the area wotld

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welcome a nuclear base here. I think it would spoil the natural beauty of

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the place. It is quite a quhet place. It would not stop us coming

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here but it would certainly add to the traffic of the holidays anyway.

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I think it is out of the qudstion and I would be very surprisdd if you

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find anyone who lives locally to accept that. Cornwall's tourism

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bosses more pragmatic. I thhnk what we would want to see is how can we

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minimise the impact on tourhsm. Obviously it would be good for the

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economy to Cornwall to have a bigger mix but you do not really w`nt to

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gain something and lose somdthing else so it would be, where hs the

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winning win in this rather than the win`lose full? Devon has already

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seen the huge benefit of Trhdent with the refit contract being worth

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more than ?5 billion relocation could bring many jobs. It h`s also

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seen a share of opposition. There were protests when the first

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submarine arrived for a refht in 2002. The views of many of the

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protesters remain unchanged. This is a wonderful opportunity. Thd

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question of the future of Trident, to make the decision to end our

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nuclear deterrent and actually starts to spend that money on

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welfare services and the thhngs that we need. The Ministry of Defence

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maintains that it is not pl`nning for Scottish dependence ``

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independence. It said in a statement there are no plans to move Trident

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from Her Majesty 's naval b`se in Clyde and unilateral disarm`ment is

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not an option. Even if Scotland does not vote yes any decision on where

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to `based Trident is likely to be a long way off, probably around 2 28.

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Many believe Everett for independence is more likely to

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reignite the debate about the future of Britain's nuclear deterrdnt

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itself. To the sport now and only

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Plymouth Argyle came out of the weekend's League football

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with anything to shout about. Yeovil Town can't seem to gdt

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their season started, while Exeter City are still

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searching for their first whn. Commentators from BBC Radio Devon

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and BBC Somerset describe the drama. He shoots for goal. What a goal We

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know he can do that. Now he gets the crossover. It is an own goal. The

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ball bounces in and Yeovil Town have equalised. We got into the box many

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times, especially in the second half and we could not touch a win away.

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Credit to my team, I went in there and I said it was only a pohnt and

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obviously you you are disappointed with that but we played a good team

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and we created a lot of opportunities but we showed the

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desire to win and that is where we needed to be.

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And he scores. A brilliant goal from Argyll!

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Header. 2`0 to Plymouth Argxle. Alessandro scored it with a creation

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of his work in the penalty `rea It is a long flat throw and he`ded up

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in the air. Oh, and overhead kick, what a goal that is by Mark

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Richards! In the last minutd it is cruel on city but it is spectacular

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from Mark Richards. Northampton have won the game in the last minute

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Cornwall para`triathlete Melissa Reid has won gold and silver in

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23`year`old Melissa from Porthtowan, who's partially sighted, cotldn t

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repeat last year's gold med`l in the Worlds finishing second behind

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But she did retain her world aquathon

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Archaeologists have just uncovered a historic site near Bridgwatdr. It is

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a Roman villa complete with hot and cold bathtubs. It has been found on

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land being used for a new road to the nuclear power station at Hinkley

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Point. Digging deep, in the hope of finding

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further hidden treasure in what was once home to the landed gentry. It

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is reckoned to this villa w`s built in 100 a day by Romano Britons,

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British people who lived in Roman times. A delightful discovery say

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locals although they are not entirely taken aback. Not a bit

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surprised. My father when I was a child was always coming in with

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Roman coins that he picked tp out here. Although we never plotghed the

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field as far as I can remember I suppose they worked up. Also, after

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the war they did take photographs and you would see the outlines as if

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it was houses or something there. This is what remains of a Roman

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bathhouse. Evidence comes from a hyper coursed, underfloor hdating

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system, proof there were nulber of types used for bathing.

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This bathhouse out in the countryside was a stand`alone

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structure and by picking it very carefully we can see that it had

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been remodelled over time and made ground, from a small bathhotse into

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a much larger complex with three different baths and going from very

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hot to freezing cold. These Romano British people had some quirks

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including putting in what could have been a big wine receptacle `nd then

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building the walls on top. The discovery has been made where a

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bypass is being built to take traffic to Hinkley C, out of the

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village of Cannington. Whild the discovery of the Roman vill` and the

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bathhouse are locally important they are not classed as nathonally

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significant. That means that construction of the bypass cannot be

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stopped because of the find. It is a road incidentally that will run

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seven metres underwear I am standing. Before that archadologists

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keen that the earth moves for them rather than for the bulldozdrs. Now

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to the story that is quite literally a cliffhanger. The dog that was

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missing for more than a week and was rescued from a cliff. He disappeared

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more than a week away in Devon. An RNLI lifeboat crew found thd

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on a training exercise on Stnday. on a training exercise on Stnday.

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His owners say it was the bdst news ever.

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It is the best news ever, isn't it? Did you say he was licking water off

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their wet suits? He must be thirsty, his heart.

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`` bless his heart. The Tall Ships Regatta in F`lmouth

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has come to an end in a spectacular parade of sail in

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front of thousands of spect`tors. As David George reports,

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the ships looked their best as they left port in brilliant sunshine

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for a race up the English Channel. Thousands have enjoyed lookhng

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around these ships while thdy were open to the public. It is hdre

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underwater `` on the water `nd under sail that they show their pddigree.

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The wind direction of the L`ndman they could not fit all of their

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sales until they turned awax from the shore. It looks like evdryone

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who had anything that could float came out to see the fleet off.

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Yachts, dinghies, canoes and even a paddle board. There were two

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steamboats. It is estimated that more than 1000 small craft gathered

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like bees around the ships. Every vantage point onshore was p`cked. It

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is part of Falmouth, it is part of Cornwall, and it is just an event

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that you do not want to mix Cosby nude `` miss because you do not know

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when it will be back. It is special because it is aimed at youth and

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half the crews have to be a under 25 so it brings everyone together.

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These three youngsters are from Falmouth and they are off on the

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adventure of a lifetime on board a Polish ship. Want to buy a tall

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ship? This one is for sale. Built`in 2000 so only 14 years old, 49 metres

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long and plenty of room for the family. The tall ship have been to

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Falmouth more times than anxwhere else in the UK. They were hdre in

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66, 82, 98, 2008 and now 2004. It has been really successful. We

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reached the visitor numbers we predicted and I am hoping the

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economic impact will be hugd. Certainly from a social point of

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view has been brilliant and all of the town and all of the captains and

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everyone involved have said how positive it is. Everyone has been

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involved and enthusiastic about it, it has been a real Falmouth

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celebration. We have been s`t here all of the time. We watched people

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come and go and it has been just brilliant. The sun has been lovely.

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The race up the channel to the Isle of White started several miles out

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to sea. The ships and their crews are heading for Greenwich where they

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will do it all again. Gorgeous pictures. Perfect weather.

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Aren't we lucky? Weather was stunning yesterday but a

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bit miserable today. Yes, it is the first day of the

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meteorological autumn so it is fitting! The good news is that high

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pressure is in charge this week some it will not all be plain sahling,

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excuse the pun, but it should be nice at times. Not looking too bad.

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Let us take a quick look back. It is the 1st of September so let us look

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at August. It was cool and wet and we saw so that is what you would

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expect and half as much agahn and it was 1 degrees below average. It has

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been the coolest August since 1 93 so not a great picture. This week

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and improving story. High`pressure is in charge. You will see variable

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cloud at times and that will give us poor visibility. You will sde light

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wind and warm and sunny spells. You can see the swirl of cloud tp

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towards Iceland. This is a hurricane which has thrown a cold front across

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us today hence the cloudy conditions we have seen. High`pressure is

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dominating over the coming days In fact it will probably last out the

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working week and in the `` dven into the weekend although there hs

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uncertainty by that stage. This has been the picture today, a lot of

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cloud in place and patchy r`in and drizzle as well. Brighter skies

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starting to feed in now frol the north so we may see some evdning

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sunshine coming through. Thd bulk of that cloud is clearing for tonight.

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With those clear skies and light winds we could see some mist and fog

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forming. Quite a bright start to the date tomorrow with any mist and fog

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clearing quickly. Good and sunny spells clearing through and a touch

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more clad bubbling up in thd afternoon. It should stay f`irly

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bright and temperatures do not look bad at all. We could see sole spots

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hitting around 21 or 22 degrees if we see enough sunshine coming

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through. Not a bad day for the Isle of silly with variable amounts of

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cloud. It should stay dry. `` the cloud. It should stay dry. `` the

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Isles of Scilly. Taking a look at our waves for our

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surfers now. For our coastal waters forecast for

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tomorrow the winds are stord north`easterly, three or fotr and

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occasionally dropping down to variable to and conditions `re fair

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and the visibility is good. Over the coming days we have high`prdssure in

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charge which means the forecast will be quite difficult. The det`il is

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tricky to pin down. We will see variable cloud over the comhng days

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and sunshine coming through at times. As we head towards the end of

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the week there will be a cloudy picture on Friday with rain and

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drizzle. Where we see sunshhne it should feel quite warm.

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Thank you. That is it from ts. More stories on a Inside Out South West

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in half an hour and more details to follow in a few moments. We will be

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back tomorrow at 6:30pm. Goodbye.

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Most schools exclude disruptive pupils.

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I ain't putting up with this any more.

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But one school takes them in and promises five GCSEs.

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