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Good evening, and welcome to BBC Points West. Our headlines on this

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stormy Tuesday evening. Fighting to stay at home, Shrien Dewani takes

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his appeal to the High Court, as the South Africans let slip he may

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not be safe in prison over there. Protests fail as planners rule the

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Tropicana in Weston must be pulled down.

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Frozen wages, rising prices, Lamb has, by 20%. I am in Taunton to

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find out. And, let's hope he fits through the

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chimney - Santa delivering presents, Hello. The Bristol businessman

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accused of arranging his wife's murder while on honeymoon in South

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Africa has been detained for a further six months due to his

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mental health. The revelation came on the first day of a High Court

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hearing in London. Shrien Dewani and his legal team are fighting a

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decision to send him back to face trial. He denies any involvement in

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the killing of his new bride, Anni. What's been said today? Much of

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today has been taken up with legal document from Shrien Dewani's

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barrister. It is his legal team that brings this challenge to his

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extradition at the High Court. Two key areas, much of the focus was on

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his mental health, we have heard before he has been diagnosed with

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severe post-traumatic stress disorder, and severe depression.

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The court was told he is not getting any better, he still is not

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being treated with anti-depressants because of a reaction he had to the

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medication previously, his treatment goes on in Bristol, he

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was not in court today, he did not need to be here. He is on suicide

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watch and is checked every 15-30 minutes. His barrister says that he

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would not receive that type of care if he was sent back to South Africa

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and incarcerated. We were told today that he remains detained

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under the Mental Health Act in this country, and that attention has

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been extended for six months. For South Africans, starting to get

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some of their argument later this afternoon, they will continue

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tomorrow morning, the barrister said that much of this evidence was

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already voiced back in the summer. The decision made by the district

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judge at that time to extradite was right and proper, they say. It was

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carefully considered and an exceptionally detailed will lend.

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But as for Shrien Dewani's legal team, they say is that the figure

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does not have the system that would protect him, not only from other

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inmates, but also from himself, as he is a suicide The Dewani case has

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been going on for more than a year now - are we any further forward?

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Not really. We are no further forward in finding out what

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happened on their honeymoon in South Africa, we are no further

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forward in finding out any guilt or innocence as regards Shrien

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Dewani's role. This is an academic exercise, a forensic exercise,

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lawyers talking to other lawyers, deciding whether or not the

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extradition ruling made in the summer should be upheld, or whether

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it should be thrown out. A 40-year-old woman has died after

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an accident involving a forklift truck at a cash and carry near

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Bristol. The incident happened yesterday lunchtime at Bookers in

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Avonmouth. The woman, who is believed to have been a member of

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staff, was taken to Frenchay Hospital, but later died. The

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Health and Safety Executive's been informed, and the police say

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they're investigating. It seems as if the death knell has been sounded

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for Weston-super-Mare's Tropicana. This afternoon, councillors voted

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to demolish the once-vibrant open- air pool complex, which has been

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empty for more than a decade. Protestors called the decision

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massively disappointing. But a consortium of local businesses say

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Even at the 11th hour, there were those trying to persuade the

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council has to think again. But inside, they were preparing to vote

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for demolition, saying it every possible avenue had been explored,

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every option considered. In the end, it was a unanimous vote, and not

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even a last-minute plan, put together by local business leaders

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to rebuild a community Poole, could persuade the council has otherwise.

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They were St yours was a fantasy plan, not credible, not real. --

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they were saying. You have known me for many years, have I ever touched

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anything which has been a fantasy?! You are serious? Of course!

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money? If it is a community project, you have got to be looking for

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money from everywhere. It is true that there have been many false

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dawns for the Tropicana. Many plants have come and gone. Today,

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the feeling was that looking back to the glory days is no good.

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Weston-super-Mare should move forward. We have to stop keeping

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this in the air. People have been going on for 12 years, trying to

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find a solution, and every time, you get to the 11th hour, somebody

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says, give it a bit more time. After more than a decade, this

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building is to be demolished, with one local councillor likening it to

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the famous Monty Python parrot sketch, it is, he said, dead,

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deceased, no more. Is that it? Maybe not. The consortium of local

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business people said they are not giving up yet. Maybe the final line

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of this Monty Python sketch has not Official figures out today show

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that prices are rising eight times as fast as wages, and in the West

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Country, the gap is even worse. The numbers are all about prices.

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If you get these decisions, they pack a typical basket with

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everything a family needs, chocolate gingerbread, a tin of

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pineapple, and the Gas Bill, the family feel for the family car. If

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you put everything into a basket, it would cost �100 a year ago, this

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year, it would cost an extra �4 Haiti. That is only half of the

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story. I am in Taunton, and wages have fallen. By 5% across the last

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year. Across the south-west of England, nothing. There have been

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no wage rises, not a penny. That is what people have had on their pay

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packets. Frozen wages, you should hear from the DRS, the teachers,

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the firefighters, they know all about it.

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We have accepted a pay freeze, we understand times are hard.

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Inflation is 5%. With a pay freeze, it works out as a 15% pay cut.

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of this couple work as care assistants, vital work, but not

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well paid. Recently, they have noticed inflation eating away at

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their wallets. We had a bit extra to put away for a holiday,

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different things, but now, that is not being put away, you are using

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it right away for essentials. People are buying brisket, shin of

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beef, the cheaper cuts, sausages. This Bucher tells a familiar story

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with a festive twist. Whole turkeys are expensive, many, he says,

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ordering for the cheaper joints instead. Last year, I sold 10

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turkeys and 200 of that. It is easier to sell a turkey, but they

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are saving money. Prices are up 28 -- 22% for lamb in 12 months.

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is happening? What is going on? I introduced the couple to a man who

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had been the eyes and ears of the Bank of England in the West Country.

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Meat prices have been coming up over the last two or three years,

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partly because, out in China, people are eating more meat, so the

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international price of meat is going up, domestically, inflation

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is very low indeed, and it is the imported inflation that has pushed

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the cost of living up. If you think you're shopping has gone up, try

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pink this bill. Prices for plastic drainage have gone up to eight and

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23% in 12 months. Mentors have gone up 15%. The year before, a similar

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increase. Builders like him have been hit by double-digit price

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rises this year, and he wants to know why. As China and Brazil and

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India have started to grow again quite fast, that has made the price

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of the materials quite difficult for those of us in the UK. Back

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home, this woman insists on showing me what a Christmas is really all

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about. But keeping the home warm for a new baby and getting a hot

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dinner made is now the biggest headache of all. This year, gas

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bills rose by nearly a quarter. Why? It is not the man from

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Somerset, but Shanghai. He needs to be thinking about China, because

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for him, it is China and all of those emerging market economies

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that are growing so fast, India, Brazil, Russia, that is what you

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need to be focusing on in the years ahead!

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Raphael, if you're watching, have a lovely Christmas. I know Nan and

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Granps would give up their turkey roast to give you a special day. Do

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you like tinned asparagus? Tinned vegetables, fresh, it has risen by

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4% this year. The tinned stuff by 20%. The Chinese factories are

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competing for the metal that makes You're watching BBC Points West on

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a day when the weather has really been a talking point. Yes, we have

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had hail stones, winds, rain, and now snow in some parts tonight.

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I am outside, the forecast is for further heavy showers, snow over

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the Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean, Wendy, called Micro. -- windy,

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cold. I will have the details later. The trial of two men accused of

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murdering a young father over his mobile phone. Keith Soons died

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after being stabbed in the head at Wellington Lane in Cheltenham. It's

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alleged he had been trying to get his iPhone back from the two

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accused. They're each blaming each other for the fatal blow. What's

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been happening today? There are two men in the trial, the

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court has heard from one of them, Michael Sexton. He says that he and

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his co-accused in the early hours of that day, Richard Smith, had

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been on a night out in Cheltenham, they were on their way home when

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they saw Keith Soons mind on the steps of his friend's flat, waiting

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for him to come home. That is when they decided to carry out the

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robbery, they took his fine, it took his wallet, and his rink. Mr

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Sexton says that Keith Soons followed the men, trying to

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remonstrate with them, to say, or I want my phone back, and saying, it

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has got pictures of my wife and kids on it. They went down to a

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lane, Wellington Lane, and that is where Michael Jackson says --

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Michael Sexton says Richard Smith delivered the fatal blow. They

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admit taking the telephone, but they denied being responsible for

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the killing. Keith Soons' family have been in court, what have they

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-- what has their reaction been? has been a troubling time, hearing

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the details of how he has been found. I have looked over and seen

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all of the family, covering their ears, trying to shield from what

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has been horrific and graphic testimony. The trial continues.

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Tomorrow, the court hears from Richard Smith, his defence said

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that Michael Sexton, what he has said, that he feels suicidal by

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what had happened, it is a complete pack of lies, and that he carried

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out the attack. New research into the cause of school absence has

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found that up to 1% of secondary pupils could be suffering from

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chronic fatigue, also known as ME. The report by Bristol University

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says long-term absences can damage educational performance and calls

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on schools to do more to identify 12-year-old Tianna was diagnosed

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with chronic fatigue18 months ago. But even though Mum saw the sudden

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change in her little girl, for a long time, no-one knew what was

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wrong with her. She did not want to get up, she did not eat, she did

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not have much communication, she was paralysed. We ended up having

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to carry her to accident and emergency. It was not until the

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third time that we got referred to a consultant. It was horrible,

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because as a parent, you just felt helpless. And for Tianna, it was so

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debilitating that she didn't even want to see her friends. I felt

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really embarrassed, they said, do you want to do something? I said, I

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feel too tired. I did not want to talk to them about it, they would

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not understand. The study, carried out by the University, looked at

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data from almost 3,000 schoolchildren. It found that 1% of

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11 to 16-year-olds suffering with the illness went undiagnosed, and

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many of them had been ill for almost two years. The knock-on

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effect was long-term absences from school. We are keen that schools,

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especially in this area, where there is this service, that they

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are aware that this is a potential cause for children missing school,

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that they find out what the children' -- children's problems

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are. If they have fitted, children should get help and assessment.

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Treatment is effective. treatment is gradual, and involves

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sleep restriction and slowly increasing activities. We have to

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manage the time, and do different activities, that would help me get

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stronger. I was only allowed to have 10 hours' sleep, or it would

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make me get worse. For Tianna, it took almost a year to fully recover,

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and now she's kept busy with her new puppy, Prince.

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A report out today reveals drugs and bullying continue to be a

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problem at Erlestoke Prison near Devizes. It follows a short

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unannounced visit by the Chief Inspector to the jail, since its

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last full inspection three years ago. He says improvements have been

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made, but more still needs to be done.

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Drugs and bullying are still high on the agenda. When we did allow

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full inspection in 2008, we found that a quarter of the prisoners

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tested positive for drugs or were refusing to take a test. At this

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time, it was down to about eight or 9%, so there had been a big drop,

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but it was still much too high. We also found that 60% of prisoners

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said they had been victims of bullying, but the prisoners still

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have more work to do to get on top of the problem. The Governor of

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Erlestoke said today he appreciates more work must be done, and he will

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not tolerate any drugs and Her doctors have called her a

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medical miracle. Bobsleigh athlete Serita Shone, who trains at the

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University of Bath, fractured her spine in a crash in Germany in

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October. At first, she thought she'd be paralysed, but after two

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operations and seven weeks in hospital, she's been allowed home

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for Christmas. On her feet, out of hospital, and

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home, but instead of Christmas cards, Serita Shone's house is full

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of get-well wishes. I was excited about coming back to my bed, new

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sheets, mother's cooking. It is really good to be home. She had

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switched from the heptathlon to bobsleigh. In Germany, training for

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her first competition with the British team, she was brakeman,

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tucked in behind the driver, when there bobsled left the track.

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went up into the corner, there was a driving error of some description,

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we went up into the wood at the top, and peeled off. I came down, and I

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was underneath it, it came down on me, my back hit the ice first, and

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everything else came in. The next corner whipped us round, and the

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bobsled was on its right hand side, so my back was against the curve.

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There was still pressure from the corner pushing down. I have never

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felt pain like it. Medical teams moved in quickly. She had two a

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major operations. They said to me, you have broken your back, you

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might have bleeding in the spine, telling me as it was, not to keep

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me in the dark, and knowing that I might not be able to walk again, I

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tried not to think about it, but there were times that I thought,

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what am I going to do? I cannot put into words how that makes you feel,

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but it is not nice. Thankfully, the surgery was successful, and I can

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walk and Stan now. She is making an amazing recovery. But she is still

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on painkillers, and can only walk and stand for short periods. Next,

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a rehabilitation programme, then, slowly, into training. I have taken

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the back injury, one of my friends said to be that every bobsleigh

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athlete has one bad crash in their career, so from now, it must be

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smooth sailing! It may not be this season, but she says she will be

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back. I do not doubt that she will be

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back! Bristol Rovers have moved a step

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closer to a new stadium after signing a legal contract with the

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University of the West of England to build on their land. They want

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to construct a 20,000-seater venue at the University's Frenchay Campus

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in South Gloucestershire. Rovers have also signed a contract with

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Sainsbury's, who will buy the Memorial Stadium.

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We have had three lots of consultation already. Inevitably,

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there are concerns about the traffic and the infrastructure to

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be able to support the stadium. But what we have been able to do is

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reassure the local people that we have got something like 24 buses

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already that we provide, and rail infrastructure, meaning that we

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will be making it more sustainable. Further consultation on both

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schemes will begin in the New Year, with both Rovers and Sainsbury's

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hoping to submit plans by March. Yeovil Town replay their FA Cup

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second-round tie against Fleetwood tonight, with the winners facing

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Blackpool. The sides drew 2-2 when they played 11 days ago, after the

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non-league club scored twice in the last eight minutes. Kick-off is at

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If you are going to the match, there has been an accident on the

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cart it link road, and there is heavy traffic, so try to find an

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alternative route if you want to get there for kick-off. Now, we may

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be just days away from Father Christmas rocketing across our

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skies, but for some young children in Gloucestershire, the man in the

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red suit dropped in a little early. He made a flying visit to give

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presents to children of soldiers who are serving in Afghanistan and

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Christmas comes just once a year, but for these children of soldiers,

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Santer was about to arrive early, in the Gloucestershire skies. The

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ground crew was made up of his little helpers, or keeping an eye

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on health and safety! That was the instruction, and with a senior Elf

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He landed safely, but Father Christmas had some navigation

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problems. It has been almost a year! But after a few minutes, he

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arrived, and as the sun came up, he did what he does best. Jogging on

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the spot! 1, 2, 3! And into the warm for the best of it. They are

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missing their dad at the moment, especially at Christmas. Like other

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two cry all the time. It has been nice to get them away from thinking

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about that for a day or so. gives them something to smile about.

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Me, I am tearful! One of the jobs of the soldiers is to make sure

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that post gets to servicemen and women deployed around the world.

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They were determined that the skydive would be delivered. Father

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The smiles on their faces, that made it so worthwhile. They know

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they have got a parent over there, but they are able to say, Santa

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Claus was in Afghanistan last week, and your parents said, can Santa

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Claus seat you? They know their family is thinking of them. With

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the fund over, the family raced to school. For Father Christmas, a bit

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more work ahead, especially on his He should have jumped straight down

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the chimney! Now, the weather has certainly been

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a talking point today, and will be for a few days to come, it seems.

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Most of us haven't escaped the hail. There were some large stones rained

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down in Bristol this morning. And tonight, it's now snowing in the

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Cotswolds. A very mixed picture It was funny about half an hour ago,

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it has worn off now, in terms of how I feel about this! Only the

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real Santa Claus could parachute from above the freezing level,

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rather him than they! It is cold enough here. It will continue into

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tonight and tomorrow. The cold feel will continue, and this photograph

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was taken of a genuine hailstorm, one of many feeding up through the

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Bristol Channel today. Many of you saw them. They will continue to do

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so tomorrow night and through tomorrow. There is a threat of snow

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across some parts of Gloucestershire in the early part

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of tomorrow. This is the broader picture, the isobars close together,

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so it remains Windy through the next 24 hours or so. Further

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showers across many of the districts through the course of

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today, with the threat of something more meaningful first thing

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tomorrow morning. By this time tomorrow, many of us will have dry

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conditions. It has been anything but today. The treachery of the

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showers is pretty similar. -- trajectory. There has been a fair

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amount of lightning about as well, which is focused around a Bristol

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Channel. Quite a few flashes. Much of it, positive stroke like men. --

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lightning. It can cause more damage. Through the rest of this evening

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and into tonight, it remains windy. The showers giving a mix of rain,

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hail and snow. We have had some other the Cotswolds and some over X

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more. One thing that concerns me, the threat of icy stretches on

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roads. The temperatures will drop perilously close to freezing. I

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would treat the unquoted roads, particularly over high ground, with

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caution. The rest of tomorrow, the threat of snow, some uncertainty.

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The Forest of Dean, the Cotswolds, the first part of the day.

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Thereafter, showers feeding in behind, which could give help and

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lightning. It remains windy. It will turn particularly when the

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overnight for a while, Wednesday into Thursday. -- particularly

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windy. It will feel cold. Tomorrow, we will update you on the end of

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the week. If you are concerned about

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