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Hello and welcome to South Today from Oxford.

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The police officers under scrutiny over the

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The conduct of five officers is being investigated.

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How anyone with a mobile phone can now film council meetings

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Not just surviving, but thrhving ` 25 years since red kites were

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re`introduced into the Chilterns, how the breeding programme has

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Victory for Reading's Chris Mears as he claims Glasgow gold!

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The BBC has learnt the condtct of five police officers is tnder

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investigation in connection with the handling of the

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Last week, Jayden's ex`boyfriend Ben Blakely was found guiltx

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of murdering her and burying her body in his uncle's grave.

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Now the police watchdog the IPCC says it's looking closely at

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the force's actions after they were alerted to Jayden's disappe`rance.

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Did Thames Valley Police do all they could to protect murdered Dhdcot

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teenager Jayden Parkinson and when she went missing did they

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Just two of the questions the police watchdog want answers to as part of

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After being strangled to de`th, Jayden was buried

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by her former boyfriend, Ben Blakely, in his uncle's grave

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The Independent Police Complaints Commission has placed five officers

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It's keen to know why Jayden was only initially placed under "medium

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risk" when she was reported missing on the 4th of December last year.

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After all, her former boyfrhend Blakely from Reading,

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Crucially, officers intervidwed Blakely on the day Jayden v`nished.

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They were talking to him about incident images of Jaxden

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The question now ` did they know at that time she was missing?

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Or worse still, perhaps thex realised she was missing and chose

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In a statement, Thames Valley Police said:

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Elsewhere today and the brother of Ben Blakely, Jake,

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who was accussed of preventhng a lawful burial, has been told he will

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face a retrial after a jury last week failed to reach a verdhct.

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He's likely to appear in cotrt in the new year.

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There's been major disruption for rail passengers travellhng

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into London after a person was hit by a train this afternoon.

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Services from Didcot, Swindon and Oxford to Paddington

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People have been advised to travel via London Marylebond.

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It's hoped services will improve in the next hour.

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Attempts to put out the fird at a waste recycling site in Swindon

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A skip at Averies Recycling in the town caught light 12 days ago and

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Some nearby businesses were forced to close temporarily becausd

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The water quality in the ne`rby River Cole is been monitored to

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ensure it's not contaminated as a result of the fire.

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From next week, everyone will have the right to film council mdetings

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anywhere in the country and post the video onto social media sites.

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The Government says it's good for democracry.

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But there are fears it could lead to councillors being misrepresented

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Our political reporter Helen Catt has the story.

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Whether it is towers being blown up, or rain tipping down,

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the Great British public has been capturing newsworthy moments

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But until now, those which happened inside the walls of our councils

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Whilst some of our councils do regularly webcast their meetings,

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like South Oxfordshire, Cherwell and Buckinghamshird,

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for others, like Oxfordshird County, the main way of seeing what's going

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on is still to come along here to the public gallery.

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In Oxford City, members of a long`running c`mpaign

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to stop this swimming pool from closing have had their requests

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They say the official City Council film isn't enough.

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When you have the full council video, you only see

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people talking, you don't actually see what's going on around them

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The idea is to be able to show what's actually going on thdre,

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what people are doing around it what interests they are

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From next week, they and everyone else will have

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the legal right to film the meetings and post them on social medha.

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With so many smartphones around many of us will have

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All of the councillors we'vd spoken to say they welcome

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But some have concerns that filming could be abused.

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Certain members of the publhc, perhaps with a grievance or

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an agenda who film particul`r councillors, particular deb`tes

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cut it down, put something on the Internet, which is then seen to

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In the long term it's bad for democracy, when it starts off

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Mr Speaker, once again, he has no clue about the detail

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And for a generation used to seeing images like this from the House

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of Commons, it's worth remelbering that they weren't always welcomed

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There were very many similar debates happening

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around the televising of Parliament, brought in in the 1980s.

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People were worried about precisely the same thhngs

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The rules come into force next Wednesday.

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Plans for a major upgrade to Oxford Railway Station have gone

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Funding still needs to be sdcured, but the scheme could see

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a new two`storey station buhlding and new platforms.

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The plans have been on display at the Westgate Shopping Centre

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Officials say the new station will help accomodate growing passenger

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It's being called the most successful conserv`tion

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On this day, 25 years ago, five red kites were reintroduced to

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the Chilterns in a bid to save the species.

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Now, a common sighty in the skies over Oxfordshire, there

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Living proof of a major conservation success story.

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It was 25 years ago today that five kite chicks were brought

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Then over the next five years, 88 more were brought to join them.

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Now, it's thought there are more than 1000 breeding pairs here.

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It hadn't been done before, really, in any great thing.

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We knew they were fairly easy to handle because they ate carrion

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so you didn't have to go and kill masses of stuff for them,

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and they could feed themselves from a very early age.

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But, basically, nobody knew what was going to happen.

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These days it's not unusual to spot a kite.

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They're an impressive sight, with a wing span of up to five fdet.

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But some say there are now too many of them

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Conservationists say people should stop feeding them.

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They tend to cluster togethdr, particularly where there is

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a food source and that's whdre we've got a bit of an issue.

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Because, where people feed them they all gather together

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and that gives people the impression there are too many.

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It also means they're getting incredibly bold and perhaps coming

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into people's gardens, maybd disrupting your picnic or b`rbecue.

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So the message we'd really like to get across is don't feed them.

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And then they'll find a nicd happy balance in the countrxside.

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On the whole, this project is seen as a big success.

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More than 300 birds have bedn taken from here to other sites

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And populations are now thriving there too.

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People living in a north Oxfordshire village have built

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a trench to mark 100 years since the start of the First World War.

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The Hornton History Group bdgan working on

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The standout feature of this exhibition is this trench,

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which has taken people here in the village about three weeks to make.

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Most of the materials have been locally sourced and you can hear the

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the sandbags are stacked up against the wooden concrete sleepers.

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Just having four or five minutes in that trench hopefully will give

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them some idea of the horrors that the guys went through when they were

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Creating this exhibition has been a real village effort here in Hornton.

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The history group has accumtlated quite a lot of information

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about the village of the tile but we wanted a way to communicate it.

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As well as the trench experhence, the local choir will also bd singing

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Adina Campbell, BBC South Today in Hornton.

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On Monday we will have a spdcial edition of South Today, marking

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We'll be live at locations across the region as the Sotth gets

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involved in Lights Out ` an event organised by the Royal

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British Legion to mark 100 xears since Britain entered the conflict.

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Back to tonight and there are more stories coming up with Sallx.

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This is the fastest racing track in the country and this weekend some of

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the best Superbike riders from all over the world will be racing

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machines like this one in the British Superbike championship.

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A social media campaign, launched by hospitals in thd south,

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to encourage women to breastfeed in public places ` and let people

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It comes as part of World Breast Feeding Week,

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which begins today, and also as a fightback after recent cases of

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mothers being filmed, while nursing, and then insulted on the internet.

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Four years ago a new law gave women the right to breast`feed in public,

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in parks, cafes, shops, busds, any public place. The law is ond thing

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but attitudes are another. This group of mothers in Gosport are

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supporting a new campaign to encourage breast`feeding in public.

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Just to make more people aw`re that it is acceptable to breast`feed

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there are still far too manx places out and about with you perh`ps feel

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uncomfortable and it is known that you are not welcome from people It

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is important to get breast`feeding more out there, more known to the

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wider population and more normal. The campaign is using social media,

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including twitter, where mothers are encouraged to post pictures of

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themselves breast`feeding in public. I think some people are perhaps

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against breast`feeding and the arm more against being embarrassed. I

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they do not know where to look or something, I don't know. I do not

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think there is any stigma against the actual doing of it but people do

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not want to see it. The campaign has because the big reaction on social

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media, that is by the support but some debate about how discrdet

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mothers can be. You can be very discreet and even if you do not use

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a scarf or an apron then thdre is a lot of flesh onshore and I think you

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see more on a beach than yot do when you walk past a breast`feedhng mum.

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Health organisations are cldar about the benefits of breast`feedhng but

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fewer than half of British lothers stick with it. The hope is that as

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feeding becomes more normal, breast`feeding will become lore

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popular. It shows mums to bd that if they are uneasy about whethdr or not

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they have to go back to the dark ages of rushing back home or feeding

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in the car or going into thd toilets, that it means that they are

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aware that they have the right to be feeding out and about.

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We asked for your opinions on this and hundreds of you have bedn in

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touch, the overwhelming majority strongly supporting the NHS campaign

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and mums who breastfeed in public. On Facebook, Lucy Jewell saxs: It

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absolutely horrifies me that people have a problem with this. Especially

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women! What planet do they live on?? Not everyone was of the samd view.

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With one saying: "Its wrong in a public place, should not happen

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"Its wrong in a public placd, should not happen.

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With Government funding for students falling, colleges here

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in the South are looking at new ways to bring in mondy.

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The teaching of foreign students is a lucrative

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business and is increasinglx making up the shortfall.

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As well as teaching here, Highbury College

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in Portsmouth has colleges `s far afield as Nigeria and Saudi Arabia.

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It's now looking to a new elerging market in Eastern Europe.

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Our Business Correspondent, Alastair Fee, has been to Romania to

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Romania's youth have never had it so good.

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Their economy is growing, and that brings opportunity.

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We can learn from you how you teach your specialisation

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and you can learn from our students, we have good students.

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Highbury college has come to this southern town to see how

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it can support a previously untapped student market.

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Our business is educating young people and we are always looking

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We currently work in places such as India and Africa and with

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the growing economy in Romania we are hoping to be one of the first

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That is because teaching can be a lucrative business.

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In Portsmouth more than 600 foreign students attended classes at

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The education market is attractive because there is work to be done.

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The average age of a skilled worker is between 40 and 50.

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Employers have told me that young people are not leaving colldge ready

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to start work because of sole facilities in education havd not

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That has led to an education advisor comin here to help out.

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From the students that we h`ve spoken to there is certainlx a

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skills shortage that we can support, their mindset is very much on

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the academic and what we wotld like to do is support and change that

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mindset of both parents and students to encourage them to go

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into more vocational aspects which is much needed

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Romania has a skilled workforce but it is ageing.

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At this factory everything hs made on site but the future relids

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It is compulsory to have more skills, it is compulsory.

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Without very well trained pdrsonnel it is not possible to do solething

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at the level of quality to compete with other Western European

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Everywhere building work is going on.

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At this new exhibition centre businesses

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of all kinds are being offered space to win lucrative new contracts.

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The contracts are good because contracts mean opportunity.

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If Romania would be so well developed why would you come

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One could take advantage of these opportunities

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and make very good money whhle actually bringing opportunities

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and going not only the markdt but the society in a very healthy way.

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From this fact`finding trip it is clear there is opportunity here

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The skills shortage coupled with the interest

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from young people make Romania a new frontier to do business.

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Onto sport and Tony is once again out and about and tonight it's all

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about speed, because he's at Thruxton for the superbikes.

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It should be. Up to 50,000 people here this weekend on this chrcuit,

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they will hit speeds of arotnd 00 mph this weekend, the latest round

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of the British Superbike championship this year. Takd a look

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at this action from earlier today. 45 or 50,000 fans watched the base

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reach these speeds very, very fast in seven classes. Among the racers

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was Tommy Bridewell is with me now. The local driver. How was it for

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you? Very good today, I am from only 30 minutes down the road but

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unfortunately this has not been my favourite track or best track but

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today we were second and thdn we ended up fastest in free pr`ctice so

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I am over the moon with that. You will hope for a good position,

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Sunday? The boys are working well and so is the Yamaha. I will keep my

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head down and feet on the floor and hopefully we will fight for the win

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come Sunday. There could be rain, and that affect things? It can but

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luckily this track is good with great in the wet and so is the bike.

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We will take it as it comes. Wet or dry we can be strong. We wish you

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the best of luck. That was Tommy Bridewell.

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At the Commonwealth Games the south secured another gold medal with

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Chris Mears winning in the 3 metre syncro alongside Jack Laughdr.

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The pair produced a stunning set of dives to seal top spot on the

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Mears just missed out on a ledal in the individual event so this was

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reward for him, while Farnborough's Nick Robinson Baker and partner

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It needs absolutely everythhng, we spend so much time together at home

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professionally and socially as well so we are such close friends, to

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come out here and smashed it today like we really wanted to and dream

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of it was amazing. Especially a couple of days ago when I w`s so

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close to the bronze and missed out by five or six points that was

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gassing funny so to come here and get a cold and do what I kndw I

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could that was fantastic. In the Men's Fours Lawn Bowls

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England lost their gold med`l match, Berkshires Andrew Knapper ldd

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the side against Scotland, It's his second medal of

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the games after securing bronze in We are chuffed, the start of this

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preparation we went out there looking to try and win the gold but

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for everyone in the team to win a medal is a fantastic achievdment, it

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is believable. Do not forget the athletics and eight on BBC One. As

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for the hockey, the women gtaranteed a gold or silver medal after a very

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tense match against New Zealand this afternoon. The match was decided on

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penalties after it finished one long regulations, England went ahead and

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went on to secure a dramatic win in the shoot out in the face Atstralia

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for gold. That'll be tomorrow. Glorious Goodwood saw a photo finish

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in the Bet Fred mile this afternoon. Red Avenger and Heavy Metal,

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the joint favourite couldn't be separated on the line in front of

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another bumper crowd on the downs. Jimmy Fortune and Red Avengdr were

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eventually declared the winner, the Preperations are almost complete

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as thousands of sailors descend on the Isle of Wight for a week long

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festival of sailing and sochalising. In the course of the next wdek Cowes

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will mark the Great War at Sea, while many stars from the world

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of sport will be there to s`il. We'll be there during the course

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of the week. So, usually quite out here `t the

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moment. Just wait until tomorrow. 50,000 fans over the weekend and

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some very fast bikes. I would have paid money to see you

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on the back of one of those based! No chance!

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Make sure you have your sea legs for next week.

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Let's get on to the weather because there is some rain on the w`y.

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Saturday will be the wet dax but we have had some lovely weather

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pictures as always. A busy time for farmers, the harvest was captured by

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James Cook. And the water droplets on the geraniums from Nick Lucas.

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Today has not been too bad, we have had some decent plate and stnny

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spells, especially the fathdr used to have been. It is the West we have

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seen some wet weather, especially from parts of Salisbury. Thd show

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was all spread out over the region in the overnight period. We will

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have some showers, not all of us seeing the wet weather but ht will

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be very much a hit and miss study. The temperatures will be fixed in

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our 16 degrees. The shower hs how that might be showers tend to come

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and go. For Saturday, certahnly looking to be the wet day of the

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weekend, looks like into thd middle part of the morning is when we will

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see the showers and a rumbld of thunder. This will go north

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eastwards during the day. Enter the afternoon there will be a fdw more

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dry and bright intervals working their way in, and if you sed that

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sunshine it is not doing too badly, temperatures 22 or 23 degreds. Into

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tomorrow evening the showers will fade away, so becoming dry through

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the overnight period and people start to see a fresher feel to

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things, 12 or 13 degrees. Wd have not seen whether like that for a

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while so a slightly cooler nights to come as we head into Sunday. This is

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the weather system with us on Saturday, working its way into the

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North as we go into the weekend and by Sunday a try in great condition

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to come, but it will feel on the easy side. The wind is really quite

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noticeable. Not for long though as we start next week we see the wings

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start to take a step away and it is a case of some summer showers but

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good sunny spells as well. Plenty going on this weekend and for

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the battle prongs there may be one or two showers early in the evening

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but it looks like an improvhng picture. And the rugby grounds could

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see a brighter day on Sundax. Lots of family fun. This is your summary

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for the coming days. Saturd`y one or two heavy showers in the morning and

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improving later, Sunday a try and bright datacom, breezy, and then

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scattered showers for next week Looking good.

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They're four young lads with mild to moderate learning disabilities.

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But they've been given a challenge which they've rhsen to

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The teenagers have been learning about all things aviation

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in a project funded by BBC Children in Need.

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One of the students is even hoping to train for his pilot's licence.

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Their hard work was recentlx rewarded with a very memorable

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It's graduation day for four disabled youngsters who had a course

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Over the year the students were put through fire drills, they ldarned

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about aircraft control and hn`flight emergency procedures. Flying is a

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privilege that not many people get to enjoy and it is fantastic to be

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able to share that privilegd. The charity has the backing of the

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organisation that oversee ahr traffic control in the UK. Xoung

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kids who are not even able to drive a car but in an aircraft thd belief,

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live and have been flying solo around the airfield here whhch is

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just a fantastic experience for them. It gives them a huge `mount of

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confidence and a huge opening into a really exciting area that w`s not

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available to them before. With extra funding from the charity,

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the students are doing great. I will get a beleaguered fly today, because

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it is so lovely and nice. Everyone here loves aviation. Not nervous?

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Now. Hopefully there will not be a crosswind but if there is the more

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interesting it becomes! Every year the charity works with more than 500

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people with a range of disabilities, physical, mental,

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learning, even people who are blind and visually impaired are able to

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take to the skies. Back on the ground, proud parents were gone We

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definitely did not think we could do anything like this, did we? If

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Andrew can do it so can everyone else. When they are little xou see

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what he wants to be in they see a pilot. It might not be posshble but

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this makes it possible. When he comes back he is absolutely beaming.

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The boys are flying high in more ways than one! James, you s`w in the

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blue hornets there is hoping to get his pilot 's licence.

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We will mark the entry of the First World

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And it's about time that I did something about that

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I leave the ashram, travel halfway across the world to find my father,

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