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transformation of the NHS in England. That

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In tonight's programme: A shortage of nearly ?200 million for future

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health services in Oxfordshire. Medical bosses are calling for

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improvements to current care. Also coming up: Councillors in

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Oxfordshire say changes are needed for dealing with young abuse

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victims. It is after a new report looking into operation Bulfinch.

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Brackley town secure their place in the second round of the FA Cup for

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the first time in their 123 year history. They beat league one side

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Gillian. `` Chillingham.

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Good evening. Our health services are under big pressure, according to

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Oxfordshire's most senior GPs. The county's clinical commissioning

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group, which is in charge of local health care, says the county is

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facing a ?200 million shortfall in the amount it needs to pay for

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health services in future years. Medical bosses say growing demand

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for care is leading to failures in parts of the system. They're now

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looking to the public to help find new ways of working. Emma Vardy is

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here with more. Our local health services are under

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unprecedented strain, according to doctors. They say the big reason is

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our ageing population. We are all living longer and needing more care.

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Also, our alcohol consumption has increased, and so has obesity. Now,

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for the first time, Oxfordshire's clinical commissioning group has set

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out how much our local health finances are falling short and based

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on current demand, it says within just seven years health services in

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Oxfordshire will face a deficit of almost ?200 million. Acting shirt

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and Swindon will also face similar funding gaps. `` arcing share.

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Just doing the same will not deliver that level of savings for our

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population. Some things will have two change we have got a short

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amount of time to do things very differently from before. This is a

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big job. It is a scale that we have not seen before. In future, you

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could have online consultations with your GP to save time on

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appointments. Patients could begin from more of their own equipment to

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monitor things, like blood pressure or diabetes. And, results will be

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sent on e`mail. Emergency clinics could be opened where patients can

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visit consultants for tests without having to visit hospital. But,

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people will have to accept some big changes in their care. From today, a

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series of public meetings are being held in Oxfordshire to get peoples

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views. It would not suit me to do it online because I don't do online,

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but I do realise that I have probably got to become more overlay

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with it. It is a good health system and it needs more money. We are

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living longer. How do we save money? People living longer have got to

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take more tablets, haven't they? Maybe the man at the top should not

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get so much money. Peoples opinions are wanted in order to shape the

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delete macro services in future. The director of children's services

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in Oxford admits the council was wrong in the way it dealt with

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victims of child abuse. A report has been published today in response to

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operation Bulfinch which saw seven men jailed for a total of 95 years

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for child sex offences. The men were found guilty in May this year on 59

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counts, including rape and facilitating child prostitution.

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The conviction of those men earlier this year for grooming and abusing

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young girls in Oxford rocked the whole committee. The abuse was

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horrific and went on for a number of years, despite some big is coming

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into contact with agencies. There is a review of some of the authorities

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to see what they could or should have done which is due to be

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published at the end of next year. In the meantime, Oxfordshire County

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Council says today it recognises there was a prevailing culture

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amongst the council and others, which meant they did not understand

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the grooming process. They did not recognise the full scale of the

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sexual abuse. The council said today that is changing. What we didn't see

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was the fact that these children who were put in exploitative

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situations, what we have learned is to be more aware of that. We have

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put huge amount of training into front`line staff, and most important

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of all, we have tried to begin to change some of our attitudes and

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values. Today, the council set out some of the work it has done. It is

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setting up a new safeguarding cup where agencies can be raised so they

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can better work together. It is investing in children's services,

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hiring 21 new front line child protection officers. The question

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is, is this all sustainable? We have got a different way of looking at

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things, a different way of making assessments about young people. It

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doesn't mean nothing like this will ever happen again, but children are

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safer in Oxfordshire than they were in the past. The work of the council

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has broadly been welcomed, but many say more needs to be done at a

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national level, right across the criminal justice system to ensure

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that victims of this type of crime are listened to, supported and

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believed. More than 300 people have turned out

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to a public meeting against developments in the Botley area of

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West Oxford. They've raised more than ?2,000 to start a campaign

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opposing plans for a new cinema, shops and restaurants. The

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developers, Doric Properties, say 70% of local people do their

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shopping elsewhere and the improvements are designed to bring

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them back. We are a strong community and we are not going to lie down and

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the bulldozed. It is far too big a development. Doric Properties have

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plans which will destroy the character of the area. A lot of

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people have unity, compared to when I was a child. I think that we risk

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losing that completely. Now, you know how irritating it can

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be. You're on your way to work, you get caught in traffic and, before

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you know where you are, you're late for that important meeting. Well, a

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group of business leaders says Oxford's congestion problems will

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start damaging the local economy unless something is done about it.

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The Local Enterprise Partnership claims the roads and public

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transport aren't up to the job and need investment, as Tom Turrell

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reports. Bumper to bumper. The Oxford traffic

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grinds to a halt...again. For kitchen salesman Neil, it's nothing

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new. He spends hours every week waiting for the car in front to

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start moving again. If you have got a delivery to do to a builder and to

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drop some goods off, he is expecting new in 20 minutes, you set off on

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the ring road no problem, you get halfway up the ring road, a car has

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broken down in a lane, and then the traffic starts backing up. What was

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a 20 minute journey suddenly becomes a 40 minute journey.

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Now, an influential group run by businesses leaders says it's hitting

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the local economy hard, with firms having to fork out for extra fuel

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costs, staff lateness and wasted time delivering goods. A local

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haulage business says that costs them something in the region of

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hundred pounds and our visit in traffic. That is a huge cost to

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their business. The problem with Oxford's roads is that a relatively

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small car crash, like the one there, can very quickly lead to tailbacks

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like this. So, who's to blame? The County Council says there are things

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to do, but in the end... We have two bid from central government for the

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most strategic things. The amount of money we have at the moment can only

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adjust the system we have already got. Anything more fundamental

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requires government money. If Oxfordshire's economy isn't going to

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grind to halt it sounds like investment from somewhere is needed.

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The word "Selfie" has been named as the "word of 2013" by the editors of

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the Oxford Dictionaries. For those of you who aren't familiar with the

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term, let me show you what a selfie is. You take a smartphone like this,

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aim it at yourself, and there you go! As you can see, celebrities all

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over the world have been getting involved in taking selfies. The idea

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is the pictures are then uploaded onto social media websites. We can

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find an example of a selfie in 2002, so it is a long time for a new

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word. It has come to prominence in the last year or so because more

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people have the technology to be able to take them, upload them to

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social networking sites. After all, a selfie is only

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want to see horrendous situations any more. I would rather die. Still

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to come, the weather details and here it is Tony. We hear from Kevin

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Pietersen, an upset in the FA Cup and we meet the first of the

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finalists for this years sports unsung hero. Child poverty ` it may

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sound like a third world problem but it's here on our doorstep in greater

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numbers than you may realise. According to Government figures, one

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in five children in Reading is living in poverty. That's around the

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national average but double the rate in neighbouring West Berkshire. In

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Portsmouth and Southampton, the figure is around one in four

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children.A conference is underway in Reading right now to discuss the

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issue and what can be done to help tackle poverty. Our reporter Briony

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Leyland is there. Reading is seen as a prosperous place and it is one of

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the top economies in the UK that there are pockets of deprivation.

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The conference on poverty is being hosted by the Labour`controlled

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council in Reading, it points to underlying reasons behind poverty in

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the town, such as reduced public expenditure, welfare reforms and

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other issues which they will talk about tonight. The idea is to come

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up with a strategy to help those struggling to make ends meet.

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Catherine Cancer self lucky to have a job she loves running a community

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craft project. A single mother, she gets help with council tax but less

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than last year. She doesn't consider herself poor but nothing in her

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budget can be taken for granted. You are counting every penny. Every

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penny, every week, we work out what we can spend and what it will go on.

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Do you see first hand there is real poverty? Yes, real poverty in

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Reading. On Sunday, a lady ate with me with her children. She had

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nothing in the house. Every week, the food bank is helping a hundred

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of those most in need. Representatives from here will be at

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the Council conference about poverty. The council believes

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changes to benefit one reason why it there is hardship across all age

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groups. Households with claimants will lose an average of ?1600 a year

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by the time the welfare reforms are bedded in. That is higher than the

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big cities. That is because Reading will be badly hit by the housing

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benefit changes. Nobody disagrees people should be helped into better

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paid jobs so they can be self`sufficient. But there are still

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many people who cannot access better paid jobs or who simply cannot work

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because they have an illness or disability. I understand the squeeze

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but we have tried to do that by freezing council tax and petrol duty

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and trying to make sure people are able to live a pretty decent life

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despite the difficult times. Some people questioned if a conference on

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poverty could change anything but many agreed to the problem is real.

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A lots of people are struggling and a few friends cannot make ends meet.

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It is tough. There is a lot of petty and people do not know about it.

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Many people are quite proud so they will not let people know they are

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struggling. So, will the conference turn out to be more than a talking

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shop? Reading council is making changes, solar panels on some houses

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and helping some people affected by fuel poverty and signing up to the

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living wage and it wants others to do the same. Business people and

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politicians tonight are being invited to make pledges to fight

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poverty, many will be watching to see the pledges ten into actions.

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The last of the protesters at an anti`fracking camp in West Sussex

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have been evicted. There's been a camp at the Cuadrilla test drilling

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site in Balcombe since August but this morning bailiffs moved in to

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enforce an eviction order granted to the County Council. Campaigners who

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had pitched their tents outside the County Council offices in Chichester

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were also moved on. Medical technology is constantly

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advancing and surgical robots are increasingly being seen in operating

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theatres. The Royal Bournemouth Hospital has just got a Da Vinci

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robot which will be used to treat cancer. What's perhaps more unusual

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is that it's been funded through the hospitals private work for the

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benefit of NHS patients. Laura Trant reports.

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It has the mission of precision and this robot is revolutionising cancer

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surgery. This machine can get into parts of the body which are

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difficult to get to because of the size of the camera, 12 millimetres

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and the instruments which are fine, there's enough space to get all of

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that close to the site without the surge in doing that. The dexterity

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means there are fewer side effects are patients, no scarring and

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bruising. Philip returned to the hospital where he had his surgery on

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his prostrate. The type of operation I had needed precise work. It was a

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bit of trepidation but these guys have done a fantastic job. The

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profits generated from private practices are reinvested back into

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the NHS through a charity which was specially set up and that is how the

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robot which cost ?1.5 million was funded. Some other areas of the

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country already use these robots, the Royal Berkshire Hospital have

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had one for the last few years, the Queen Alexandra is raising money to

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fund its robot and they have until April to make the first payment of

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half ?1 million. It is an expensive piece of kit but experts say it

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saves costs in after`care. Here's another high tech development `

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Surrey County Council is using a type of superglue for faster and

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cheaper road repairs. Instead of patching over holes, the existing

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road surface can be mixed with the glue additive and recycled to lay a

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stronger road. It's hoped it could save councils and taxpayers millions

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of pounds. Lucinda Adam has been finding out more.

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They are the bane of every driver is life but potholes also cost the

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council millions in repairs and compensation. In Surrey, a

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revolutionary new blue additive is being used, mixed into the road

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services and they are recycling and relaying from a new base. This road

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has got recycled existing materials, fewer lorry movements,

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fewer materials need to be brought in and taken off site and we get a

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better solution, quicker and cheaper. By planning repairs over

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five years instead of one year, it is estimated the technique could

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cost `` save ?2 million a year. This system isn't about patching up

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potholes but resurfacing the whole road so it is more resistant and it

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is guaranteed to last a 10`year. It is a good idea and an outcome of the

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review back last year. It is a good idea, there are many new techniques

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out there and the idea is to learn from best practice and spread the

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ideas. Fixing with glue may sound crazy but it should work and

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hopefully hold together. If you potholes appear, it is the

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contractors and not the taxpayer who picks up the bill. I was worried

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about superglue on roads! Stick with it!

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Tony Husband is here, sharp like a tack. All this week we're meeting

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the three finalists from the region. It is the 10th year of the award. We

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look for people who have not had the spotlight shone on them. But they

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have helped people in clubs. And many of the Olympic stars as well.

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These people contribute a lot. The finalists we will meet. The winner

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goes forward to the BBC Sports personality of the year show which

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is being staged in Leeds. We start tonight with Colin Williams from the

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heart of Portsmouth boxing club. Colin was a boxer himself, overcame

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cancer and has devoted much of his life to giving young people an

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opportunity in the sport. Rear hand over the top. For 30 years, boxing

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has been Colin's life. He has gone from a boxer himself to a coach. In

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and out of the ring, he has inspired young people.

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This contribution is an important envoy in the crowd. His dedication

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is in part his way of giving something back to a community which

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helped him to serious illness. Boxing clubs helped him when he was

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ill, to get money for with illness. He think he owes back to boxing. He

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does that to helping kids like me. He helped found a boxing club from

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humble beginnings to a regional powerhouse. We just had three kids

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to start with, now we have 60. Colin isn't just a coach, he has mentor to

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many children changing lives for the better. You can take kids off the

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street with nothing, we make them feel important and feel like

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somebody. Even though we try to train in the gym, training a five or

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six enrolled if the same as a champion. Just see the kids train

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and achieve things means everything to me. Colin Williams and Stroh

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night we will meet another finalist for this year. Conference North side

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Brackley Town caused a major upset last night as they booked their

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place in the second round of the FA Cup. Jon Brady's team beat League

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One Gillingham 1`nil in their first round replay, to reach round two for

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the first time in their 123 year history. They'll face Macclesfield

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in the next round. Southampton midfielder Adam Lallana

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starts for England tonight against Germany at Wembley with the words of

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skipper Steven Gerrard sure to resonate. Gerrard says it's now or

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never for some players to impress manager Roy Hodgson. England have

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only one more friendly scheduled before the world cup squad is picked

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next year. Lallana starts tonight, club mates Jay Rodriguez and Rickie

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Lambert are on the bench and will hope to feature.

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Good luck to them. Surrey batsman Kevin Pietersen has admitted he can

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come across as "arrogant" as he approaches his 100th test for

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England Pietersen who played for Hampshire before his move to the

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Oval was speaking ahead of the Ashes series which starts in Australia on

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Thursday, or late tomorrow night UK time. After an eventful career he's

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also aiming to feature in the 2015 world cup.

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I can't help people thinking that I am arrogant. A lot of great

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sportsmen have that bit of something to them that makes them be the best

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and wake up every day wanting to improve. I call it confidence, we

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all make mistakes in our lives. And that is where you learn the most. If

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I had not learned, I would not be on my hundredth test match. It starts

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in Brisbane. Radio at the ready. It starts at 11:30pm. Randomly wake up

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in the night. That is my winter. You will enjoy

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that. If you are a man of the cloth, you believe in divine intervention.

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A vicar from West Sussex has been praised for helping deliver his

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daughter's baby ` in a hospital car park. The vicar has been praised for

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bringing his granddaughter into the world after not making it in time to

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the maternity unit in Chichester. Eric and Rachel travelled thousands

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of miles from Uganda say their second Giles could be born in

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Sussex. In the end, they fell a few yards short. On leaving the family

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home in Southbourne, it was apparent things were going quicker than

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expected. Getting into the car, I was needing to push and as soon as

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we reached, the baby came out very quickly. It was great that dad was

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there and Eric to help. Clive Jenkins is more used to christenings

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and birds. Quite surprised when I went round to see a little head

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appearing and then great joy when she came and popped out. Of

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everything that goes through your mind, what do you do when the child

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cries, to start the breeding but Lydia cried straightaway and I

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wrapped up in a towel and passed her two month. Baby Lydia came into the

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world in the back of the family car on double yellow lines outside the

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hospital. Staff were impressed with the vicar. I believe he did very

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well. Rachel was grateful to her father that everything went well and

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the staff, we are trained for that eventuality but it doesn't happen

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very often. Amazing to think they travelled from Uganda to be here for

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the birth for their second child and we got so close but we were too far

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away. Rachel and Eric will return home to Uganda in the New Year and

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have a baby sister and they will make sure Clive is on hand again

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just in case. That baby does not know what is going on.

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Congratulations to you all. On to the weather. The weather has

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changed. It is getting bitterly cold. Yes, we are looking at

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overnight frost, cold starts and temperatures struggling. Frozen dew

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drops captured by Lucie Aggas in Swanage in Dorset. Roy Venkatesh

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captured the sun rising at Stonehenge on what was a cold crisp

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morning. And vibrant colours on this Acer

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tree captured at Winkworth Arboretum in Godalming by Raymond Slack. Lots

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of sunshine today but a cold and frosty nights to come. The start of

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the night is cold and frosty with increasing temperatures and cloud.

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Temperatures will recover but at first they will fall away rapidly

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especially in the South East. We are looking at Lowes of `1. In

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Oxfordshire and Berkshire, maybe down to `3. A chilly and frosty

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start the sums right morning, increasing cloud, the rain band

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moving in so fairly light and patchy at first but increasing in

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intensity. The potential for wintry showers, rain, sleet and hail.

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Temperatures up to six or 10 Celsius. A brisk westerly wind on

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the south coast. The risk of wintry showers tomorrow, drifting in from

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the north`west. A really strong winds with rain, further showers,

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clear skies and the wind falling light so temperatures falling away.

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The risk of wintry showers and particularly the risk of ice in the

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east with temperatures falling away. Warmer conditions further south and

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west. The rain will finally clear Thursday morning, daytime, showers,

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high pressure building from the Atlantic. More settled in the course

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of Thursday, the best of the brightness in the West. The wind

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changes direction, coming in from the North East, that will bring in

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more cloud for the East, the West is best for sunny spells. The Outlook:

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A wet start to write, the rain it could be heavy with thunder. The

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wind is brisk on the south coast, some showers and a brisk north

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easterly winds. A decent day on Friday at more cloud on Saturday.

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Wintry showers. A snowflake or hail. I don't need my skis just yet.

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More later. Goodbye. Enjoy your evening. Good night. Good night.

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