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Good evening and week to Points West. Our headlines: Wildlife in

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the firing line. The row goes on as the Government gives the green

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light to a badger cull. More on Lynham's new role after the

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Hercules have gone. A call for more foster parents. And Bristol loves

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its street artment now there is a call to protect it. An officially-

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backed cull of badgers could begin next year in the West Country. The

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Government today said they wanted to run a trial in two areas - one

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of which is likely to be Gloucestershire. But ministers have

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also conceded there's much to be done before any cull can start and

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there could be legal challenges. Here's Paul Barltrop. They look

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lovely, but shouldn't be here. These beef calfs would normally be

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sold. This is a dairy farm, they can't, it is shut down because of

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bovine TB. Nationally cases have risen for almost a decade. The west

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it the worst affected. The disease can be spread by badgers. They're a

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protect species. But the Government has moved nearer to authorising a

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slaughter. With the problem of TB I'm minded to allow controlled

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culling. Carried out by group of farmers and landowners as part of a

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science-led and carefully managed policy of badger control. This

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farmer cares for his animals and converted to organic three years

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ago. But he believes a cull of badgers is a necessary evil. We can

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control a lot of the thing we do in life in terms of food, management

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of the farm. But disease coming in that we don't have a control over

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is incredibly frustrating. Any cull faces obstacles. Farmers have been

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told they must pay for it thra. Could leave them thousands of pound

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out-of-pocket and opponents will mount a legal challenge. Many

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scientist think ministers are wrong. The biggest ever study into bovine

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TB conCludd it wasn't worth it. This man recently retire prd the

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Government's science laboratory. is politically motivated, it is not

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science-led. How some of the chief advisors to Government can say that

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it is a science-led policy is a mystery to me. Because all of the

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science argues against culling. Scientists and farmers agree on one

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thing a vaccine for badgers and cattle would be preferable. But

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that is still many years off. Following the report, Paul ball

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drop joins us. When and where will this cull happen? The when is

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looking likely to be in a year's time. But even that is uncertain.

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What is remarkable is how imprevice the announcement has been. They

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started setting out on the course eight months ago. Today we don't

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appear to have moved further forward fo. -- forward. We could

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see things slip back to 2013. is this delay? Put simply,

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governments know this is nothing as simple as they thought in

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opposition. One interviewed one minister. He was talking about how

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the consultation they have carried out has thrown up difficult issues

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and lacking across the border into Wales, where they were all set on a

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course to cull badgers, that was the view of the Welsh Assembly,

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they were going to do that. And it got mired down in legal process and

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the Welsh Assembly called a halt and said we don't think we can go

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further. The Government on this side of the Severn is also worried

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and fearing if they go ahead there could be legal challenges. It

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wouldn't surprise me, there will be a challenge, and it wouldn't

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surprise me if that delayed things if not killed off the idea of a

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cull. Thank you. More details of the new role for RAF Lyneham have

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emerged today, after the Government announced it would become a

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training academy when it closes. More than 1,500 personnel from

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other bases around the country will move in initially, to create a

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bespoke defence training base for all the armed services. Scott Ellis

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reports. They haven't taken the signs down yet. In fact there are

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still several Hercules aircraft at Lynham. But all the rest have gone.

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The defence programme will move to Lynham. Yesterday, we learned RAF

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Hein ham is the preferred site for a new defence technical training

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centre. We now know the first two arrive will be the army's royal

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electrical and plebgical engineers. Hopefully they will be joined by

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RAF and navy technicians. This will be a big centre for technology,

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given all of the services rely more on technology and this is where

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that training will take place. Then therey chance that Lynham will

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become far more important than it has been to the Ministry of Defence.

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Not everyone's quite so excited for this piece of real estate. The

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centre won't be as grand as the original planned for St Athan in

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Wales. That would have cost �14 billion and was scrapped. Lynham

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will be a lot more affordable. we need to wait and see is what

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detail comes out from the Ministry of Defence to understand whether

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this is a substantial opportunity or whether its just smoke and

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mirrors. At the moment we don't know. Lynham's businesses are

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upbeat. Mel used to dry clean RAF flying suits. That work's gone. So

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she has switched to wedding dresses. She hopes trade will increase, once

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the techies turn up. We still don't know what is going o' app? No, but

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fingers crossed something good will happen. Plenty of optimism among

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those living and working in Lynham. But it is feasible that no one in

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white hall has made a final decision about what really will

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happen here and on what scale. A Gloucestershire man found guilty of

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attempting to murder his ex-fiancee has been jailed for ten years.

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Nigel Bassett attacked Julie Grey in a car park in Wotton Under Edge

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after she'd told him their wedding was off. He used a pair of scissors

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to repeatedly stab her before being restrained by members of the public

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last November. Police today gave their response to what had happened.

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Extremely traumatic and if the members of the public hadn't become

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involved, it could have been a lot worse for he. He is obviously 06

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good character. He is heavily involved in the church and this was

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a one-off incident for Mr Bass eted. The judge said Julie Grey should be

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commended for her Christian act of forgiveness towards Bassett. --

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Basset. A soldier from 1 Rifles, based near Chepstow, who died in

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Afghanistan yesterday, has been named. Corporal Mark Palin, from

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Plymouth, was 32, and leaves a wife and young son. He was second in

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command of a 12-man unit based in Helmand province. He was killed by

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an improvised explosive device while guiding a patrol. Police are

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continuing to investigate a company director from Somerset, who sold

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so-called bomb-detectors to 20 countries, including Iraq. Jim

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McCormick, on the right of this picture, of Wincanton-based ATSC

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Ltd, was arrested in January last year on suspicion of fraud by

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misrepresentation. That followed a BBC investigation which found that

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his handheld devices couldn't possibly work. Today he was re-

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bailed by police until September while enquiries continue. You're

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watching BBC Points West, tonight with Alex Lovell and Sabet

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Choudhury. Stay with us, there's still lots to come - including a

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look at that all important weather forecast with Ian. Tomorrow will

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see further rain in the south. To the north some showers. More later.

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Shrien Dewani's extradition hearing has been told he'd threatened to

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kill himself if he was sent to South Africa to answer charges that

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he ordered his wife's murder. A psychiatrist told the court that

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the Bristol businessman made the threat while he was being examined

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just weeks ago. John Maguire reports from the hearing. Both

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families left the hearing after yet another long, complex and emo tifr

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day. The stress all too evident as Anni Dewani's mother felt unable to

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attend. Her husband spoke of his desire to see Shrien Dewani face

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trial. We hope and we know, I have a belief in South African people

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and I'm sure they will take good care of him in South Africa. If he

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is guilty, then he will be... Sentenced in South Africa, but he

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will be taken care of. Like anywhere else. If court heard from

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a psychiatrist, employed by the South African authorities to make a

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psychological assessment. He asked Shrien Dewani what he would do if

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he was extradited to South Africa. I would try to kill myself,

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wouldn't you? He said. Then from a patient who struggled to maintain

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concentration, and to answer questions, he went on to tell the

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professionor, it would be quite good if I die over there. That

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would make them look stupid. Since Anni's murder and the accusations

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again him, her groom has been diagnosed with a combination of

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post-traumatic stress disorder and depression. The court heard he has

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given conLiechtensteining -- conflicting views on suicide. He

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said suicide is against hi religion and if successful might think he

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was guilty of his young bride's murt. Something emphatically denies.

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-- murder. Tomorrow, the family will return to hear the final legal

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arguments. It will then be up to the judge to determine Shrien

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Dewani's fate. Taunton Football Clubhouse has been badly damaged by

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fire. Tonight investigators are still working to establish the

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exact cause. The club says it will recover from the setback and future

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matches will not be affected. Clinton Rogers reports. Today a sad

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sight for football fans A large part of the club house has been

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destroyed by the fire, which broke out just after midnight. At its

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height eight fire crews were involved in fighting the flames. At

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one stage there were fears the fire might spread to the bus depot next

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door and concerns that a nearby nursing home would be evacuated.

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There was a concern, mainly because of the smoke. We look at the safety

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of everyone and the residents of nursing home would be high on the

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list there. The club says it will bounce back from this set back and

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is confident no games will need to be postponed. Our first home game

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is 139 August. All our pre-season friendlies are away. -- 13th August.

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So I hope we can get something argued for 13th August. The club's

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going to be a no, no, whether it will be mar keys, whatever we will

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do we will do. The club was using the close season to renovate the

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club house and many hours of work by volunteers have gone up in smoke.

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Investigators have been here all day trying to pin point what caused

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this. They say they are happy it was not started deliberately. The

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most likely cause is an electrical fault in the roof. The body of a

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Bristol man found at the side of a road in Wales has been identified

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as Ian Hamilton. The 27-year -old, who's also known as Parker Hamilton,

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was discovered on a road in Caerphilly, early on Sunday morning.

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He was seen walking from a bus station in Blackwood towards

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Oakdale. The police are treating his death as unexplained. 80 more

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foster places are needed in Bristol, to cope with a huge increase in the

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number of children in care. The city's rising population, combined

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with increased awareness after recent high-profile abuse cases,

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means that more carers are desperately needed. A campaign's

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now underway to recruit them, as Emma Campbell reports. Laying the

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table can be a lengthy wiz -- business at Jackie's house. That is

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what happens when you're a mum to 38 children over 13 years. It is

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nice to see a child coming in and you can see the child thrive and

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maybe go back to parents, or be adopted and you know give another

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family a wonderful life and it's very rewarding. Becky's 17, along

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with her brother and sister, she has been with Jackie since she was

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six. I know not everyone's as lucky as I have been, but it's been nice.

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If I hadn't have stayed with Jackie and Mike I probably wouldn't have

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gone to college and my life could have been different. But the

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problem is there aren't enough Jackie to go around. Bristol's

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population has gone up by 30% in the past decade and more children

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need care. We have small children, some do need to be in local

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authority care. And we have got an increase in our number of 16 and

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17-year-olds which the local authority has to provide

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accommodation for in care if they are in danger of being homeless.

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Those have been our pressure. We want to get more poster carers. We

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do well with the proportion of carers. At the moment, the council

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uses private agencies to help with the short fall. They don't come

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cheap. Paying for a council gorser carer costs on average �13,300 a

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year. Going through an agency can put it up to �37,000 a year. Almost

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three times as much. With a meeting this week to discuss spending, that

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is not incentive for the council to recruit more carers. Now, the main

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story in Westminster today has of course been the on-going

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investigation into phone hacking by tabloid journalists. We've had two

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high-profile police resignations in the last two days and today both

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Rupert and James Murdoch appeared before MPs to answer questions

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about what they knew and when. You may have seen Rupert Murdoch being

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attacked. The Bath MP Don Foster is the co-chair of the Lib-Dem

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Parliamentary Policy Committee on the Media and joins me from

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Westminster. Of course that incident is what everyone is

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talking about. What do you make of it? It is a pity, because it will

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detract from some of the tough questioning we saw from the select

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committee. But even that didn't lead to a great deal of additional

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light on what has been going on. I'm still waiting to hear somebody

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ask Rebekah Brooks a simple question, hen she left the News of

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the World she warned there was more to come. We need to know what she

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was talking about. We haven't yet heard an answer to that. Rebekah

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Brooks talking at the moment, but coming back to the Murdochs, what

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was your reaction to what was said? I don't think it was so much what

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was said, it was the whole appearance. We got the welcome, but

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well rehearsed contrition from both of the Murdochs. I think there is

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no doubt that Rupert Murdoch was looking his age and of course it

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was very worrying for a man who was allegedly very keen to keep close

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tabs on all parts of his empire to be saying he knew very little about

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what was going on, News of the World was only one 1% of the empire

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and perhaps he took the eye off the ball. And James Murdoch clearly the

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head of the European operation, admitting that he handed over large

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sums of the company's money in pay off payments... Yet didn't know

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much about it. Let's ask you this, you mentioned the things that they

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do know, are you calling for a break up of that empoor now? There

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is no question -- empire now? There is no question, we have seen heads

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roll, the commissioner of police and Rebakah Brooks go. There noise

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question that James Murdoch has to go. -- there is no question that

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James Murdoch has to go. I think shareholders are probably now going

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to be sthraig Rupert Murdoch has to go. And I think there is a case for

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saying not only should we not allow the Murdoch empire to have more of

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BSkyB but we should review whether they're fit and proper to even hold

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the 39% of shares they currently own. What has the mood been like in

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Westminster, I specially ahong the libs, the Murdochs haven't been

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courting you until you got to power. Dd they court you? I don't want to

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go there. Many people will say there is no reason why they would,

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we weren't in power. I mean clearly we haven't been tainted by this.

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What matters to look at the relationship between politicians

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and the media and between the media and the police. That is why this

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inquiry is important. Thank you. Now, Bristol has become

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internationally famous for its street art - not least the Banksy's

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that adorn walls and buildings across the city. But you may

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remember one his earliest works was accidentally painted over last week

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and that's led to a call for a register to be set up, to protect

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our public art. We've sent Jules Hyam out to find out more. I have

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come to Park Street where I have managed to find a piece of street

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art. You probably know it. This is one of Banksy's more well known

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works. Rather cheeky and witty. Typical Banksy stuff and it has in

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itself been a bit defaceded. So this is the kind of thing that this

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register would aim to protect. Well it was only last week when a group

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who had bought a building decided they wanted to clean up the outside

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and they did, but they also cleaned up a Banksy. They didn't know about

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that. So the idea with this register would be to have a list of

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works that would be protected from being accidentally painted over.

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You would need per politician to do that. A senior figure in the art

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scene join me. What do you think of the idea? It is a daft idea. If

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you're a street artist you take your chance. You're either going to

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be defaced by a fellow street artist, or you're going to have

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your work painted over by the owner of the property that you have

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defaced. I can't see why somebody who wakes up one day and finds

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there is a piece of street art on his wall shouldn't have the right

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to get rid of it if he wants to. But many of the pieces are well

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known works that draw crowds to the city. Don't they have some kind of

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cultural value? They probably have cultural value, although I would

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distinguish that from artistic value. I can understand why

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shopkeepers and people with commercial interests would want to

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bring in crowds to look at art. Hence Nelson Street development.

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That is a big one where they will paint up lots of buildings. So with

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the register, you would be protecting some of that value that

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does bring people into the city. And protecting them from what? If

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you are a sub versive artist and paint on other people's property I

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don't think you have a right to be protect, simply because the art

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world have taken you up and made your work valuable. Thank you. Well

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street art in Bristol as ever proving controversial. Thank you.

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Now dby CIDel who won three Gold Medals in the Beijing Olympic has

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been taken into the par him ticks squad for the equestrian event. She

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has been out of the team since 2008 after her horse was retired. Debbie

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will compete in the European Championships in Belgium in

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September. Now, plenty of motorists have a few penalty points on their

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licence, but it doesn't seem to stop people from speeding. One

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group of villagers in Gloucestershire got so fed up with

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cars whizzing through their streets they now want commuters to sign up

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to a responsible driving pledge. So will it work? Simon Lewis went to

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find out. Hardwick, wouldn't say they have a big traffic problem.

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But they are concerned this many motorists drive too fast. The

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police have used the usual carrot and stick. But local Bobby said it

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time for a more softly softly approach. It was left down to the

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police I could stand here 24 hours a day, but the moment I go away,

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the problem comes back. This is about trying to find a solution

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that works even when I'm not here. So he has come up with a plab. --

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plan. I'm looking to promote this scheme. Put this in your back

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window. Says you're a good driver. I am. It is a simple pledge.

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Motorists agree to watch their speed through the village and add

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their names to the web-site. It is not a wrap on the knuckles. We want

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people to focus on their speed to prevent accidents. The couple of

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seconds extra it take the keep driving at 30 or under notice a lot

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in a short journey. But is the pledge enough to make drivers slow

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down? It is a good idea, definitely. There is too many mad drivers.

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been run off the road a few times. It is worth a go. It could bring

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down the casualties. But beware this PC will take no prisoners if

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you're pulled over. If we notice you have a careful driver sticker,

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that talking too might be lengthyer. Hardwick hopes the pledge will be

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adopted by other communitys to keep the West safe and sound. Well now

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it is time for the weather with Ian. Today I was in Thornberry and met

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some keen viewer and fans of your. They want to know about the

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International Space Station and I understand you have had some

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understand you have had some requests of your own. It will come

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back, we think 28th of this month and then a nightly sighting likely

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until to the 2nd August. Skies allowing. But by that stage that

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last weak of July is looking a good deal better. We could have a damp

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start in Somerset. We start the day on a wet note for these areas.

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Further north some showers developing. It is from this feature,

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that is the frontal wave developing off the south of Ireland and

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through the course of the night it tracks closer to clip into Cornwall.

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So if we go into the higher resolution model, we pick it up in

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the early hours. It spreads northwards, this rain will affect

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Somerset, Wiltshire and far enough north into Bristol, Bath and the M4

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corridor. So the situation at the moment is there have been showers

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across Wiltshire. The last of those just disappearing at the moment.

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And it is dry. So we lead into this evening with some sunny spells for

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some. A fair amount of cloud. And as the night wares on the winds

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will fall and where you get clearer spells, particularly in Wiltshire,

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you may get some mist and fog. But the cloud is increasing into the

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early hours. And this feature here is that one that I was showing you,

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starting to introduce rain towards day draebg. Temperatures tonight

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about 11 or 12 Celsius will be typical. Tomorrow as the morning

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rush hour is under way this rain moves north-east ward. Heavy in

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some places. Patchier in the north. In the afternoon we replace wit

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some showers in the north. Not everyone, there will be some

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favoured spots, such as in Wiltshire. There could be some

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beefy showers there. Elsewhere, as the day wares on the showers fade

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and the best of the sunshine later in the west. Temperatures tomorrow,

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well not dissimilar to the last few days and with less sunshine

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anywhere from 17 to 18 Celsius. Fairly typical. The sea conditions

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are flat. I have given you your barometer in inches. Some better

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weather on Friday and on Saturday it should be a fine day. Nothing

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like last Saturday. Lovely and there was a request from Doug and

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