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Good evening and welcome to BBC Points West. Our headlines tonight.

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The new housing estate that's been demolished. Bulldozers flatten 24

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brand new homes after the developers discover a covenant on

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part of the land. Re-building the Bridgwater wall - the project's

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approved but may be too late for one business. The teddy bears made

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from Daddies uniform - We meet the army wife giving children a

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huggable memory. And amazing grace. The ballet dancer almost killed in

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an attack is home from hospital. Hello. Part of a brand new housing

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estate in Gloucestershire has been bulldozed following a victory by a

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group of residents in a planning battle. The developers, Taylor

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Wimpey, began building after getting planning permission five

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years ago. But at a tribunal, local people claimed part of the land was

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protected by an old covenant. Now the housing giant's been forced to

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tear down the homes. Alice Bouverie reports from Cheltenham. Bulldozing

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24 of their own homes. This footage records the rare moment when

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Britain's second largest house builder admitted defeat, beaten by

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local campaigners in the village of Prestbury. 100 houses had already

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been built here. But one part of the land was protected by a

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covenant dating back to the 1930s. And it was a covenant the company

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broke. Wimpey actually started building on this particular patch

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of land backing 2007. It has taken four years and an expensive court

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case by local residents to get the company to admit they were wrong.

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They have now demolished the houses. Wimpey and people like that, they

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got so many lawyers. It shows that they can be overturned. The land

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was protected because it was so beautiful. A beautiful field. A

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meadow. Butterflies and everything. What's been left behind resembles a

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wasteland. And as for its future, nobody knows. Many locals would

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like it turned into a nature reserve. But when the houses were

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bulldozed, the building material was crushed and the rubble spread

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around the site, making that more difficult In a one-line statement,

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Taylor Wimpey was very brief. It said it was currently implementing

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the works required in accordance with the decision of the land

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tribunal. They would not say any more. But the issue of housing in

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this village is unlikely to go away. Some people are sympathetic with

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the need for more homes. There are dozens of fields around north

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Gloucestershire identified as potential sites for new homes.

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Successful or not, there'll undoubtedly be more planning

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Two men have been sentenced to a total of 53 years in prison for the

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murder of the Cheltenham father, Keith Soons. Richard Smith and

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Michael Sexton were both found guilty of robbery and his murder

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yesterday. Sexton will serve a minimum of twenty-five years and

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Smith, twenty-eight years. Keith Soons died after being stabbed in

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the head with a screwdriver. He'd tried to retrieve his phone because

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it contained pictures of his partner and baby. A young man and

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woman have now been charged with intimidating witnesses in

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connection with the case. There are fresh warnings tonight about the

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dangers of so called legal highs after a number of people had to go

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to hospital in Swindon. They'd taken a fairly new drug called MPA.

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At the moment it's legal to posses MPA, but it can have serious health

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effects. Will Glennon reports. The drug MPA or methiopropamine usually

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comes as a white powder. It's sold as a so called research chemical or

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legal high and has been around for about a year. At the moment MPA is

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legal. Just a few clicks on the internet and you can buy anything

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from a gram to a whole kilogramme, but all of the websites I've been

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on say it's not intended for human consumption. But legal doesn't mean

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safe. Police in Wiltshire are investigating after a number of

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people ended up in hospital this week. Just because these substances

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are marketed as being illegal, that does not mean that they are not

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dangerous. They can have an adverse effect on the human body, and in a

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worst-case scenario, it could endanger life. And in the past six

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months Swindon's Great Western Hospital say they have seen an

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increasing number of people turning up suffering nasty side effects

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from taking MPA. A consultant here at the hospital said the people who

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come in having taken the drug were suffering from agitation, they were

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struggling to control the movements in their arms and legs, some had

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breathing difficulties. There's no specific treatment the hospital can

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give, people are kept under observation, then they just have to

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wait for the effects of the drug to wear off which can take as much as

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24 to 48 hours. New drugs are constantly emerging. Chemists alter

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illegal substances to get around the law. It can leave users playing

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russian roulette with their health. Drugs, whether they are a legal or

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illegal, there is no such thing as a safe drug. They all have risks.

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Some legal highs have risks, because they have not been around

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for very long, not very many people have used them, and we do not know

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what the effects are like, particularly longer term effects.

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So far MPA hasn't become a huge problem but as the supply of other

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illegal drugs is cut, it's attraction grows, and so do it's

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You're watching BBC Points West - your regional news programme. Just

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three sleeps to go before Christmas. Yes stay with us, as there's still

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much more to bring you tonight. Including. For sale - Bristol

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City's main striker Nicky Maynard is put on the transfer list. And a

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miracle for Christmas. After a vicious attack, the remarkable

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recovery of the ballet dancer they �1.5 million is to be spent

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repairing the collapsed river wall in Bridgwater which led to dozens

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of homes and businesses being evacuated. But at least one trader

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says it may have come too late to save his business. The wall which

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protects Bridgwater from the River Parrett partially collapsed in

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early November. But council officials say they've moved as fast

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as they could to repair it. Clinton Rogers has the story. One engineer

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and one councillor visiting a broken wall today... And unveiling

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plans to fix it - with hundreds of tons of concrete. We are going to

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put a lot of concrete in there. This involves lots of high-tech

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ground anchors, a collective term for domestic wall fixings, but on a

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grand scale. At �1.5 million, this is the least expensive of two

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rebuild options being considered by all the agencies involved. Work

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will start in New Year and it's hoped to have the Quayside fully

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open by April. I am given to understand that the Environment

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Agency are nervous about it, and they were the people arguing for

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the Rolls-Royce solution. Are you sure about this working? Would you

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rather have a Rolls-Royce? We'd drive good, practical cars. They do

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the job. That is the big thing. this quayside trader unable to open

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his shop since early November says whatever happens now it'll probably

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be too late to save his business. Day-to-day, I am living off my

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partner's wages. I have -- I can't think how much do I would have to

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lose. What we do do? Get a job, I suppose. And then pay back the

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money to set up. Although work is to begin here is starting in

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January, there is a dispute over who owns this wall, which means all

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of these shopkeepers who have lost thousands of pounds in trade still

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have no idea who to turn to for A serial fraudster who conned

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vulnerable women out of hundreds of thousands of pounds has been

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ordered to pay compensation - or face another seventeen months in

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jail. David Checkley is already serving a six year sentence after

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being convicted of targeting a string of divorced women including

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one from Bath. But today a judge at Bristol crown Court gave 54 year

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old Checkley six months to pay twenty thousand pounds or face more

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time behind bars. Its work has been top secret for decades - but now as

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it closes, we've been taking an exclusive look inside GCHQ's old

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site in Cheltenham. This week the last staff move to the new location

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at nearby Benhall. And as 60 years of intelligence gathering at Oakley

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come to an end, our Gloucestershire reporter, Steve Knibbs, has been

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given rare access to the site. GCHQ's Oakley site was unwittingly

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snapped the German Luftwaffe during the war, but it was one of the

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directors who came to the town in the 50's that first sketched out a

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rough plan - this is the first time GCHQ changed the face of Cheltenham

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as thousands of homes were built to accomodate the staff...and over

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time the Oakley grew to play a crucial role in intelligence

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battles. Inside today the modern offices are abandoned...nothing

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secret remains...but we can glimpse into the past. Keith has worked at

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GCHQ for thirty years and remembers his first daunting days. Everybody

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was in small offices at the time, and those alone meant that you did

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not always meet people. You did not always know what people did in the

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room next to you. You -- it was brain much need to know. You did

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wonder a bit what the other people did. Did you ever find out?

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These original 1950's buildings are long out of use. But imagine the

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work done in here...This is the old computer tape archive - once home

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to the most highly classified intelligence. And in the next room,

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the machine full of huge magnets used to wipe the tapes of secret

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data. By the very nature of its work, GCHQ staff can't talk about

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what they do - so what's that like? It is a new get used to. You get

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annoyed with it on the bad days. Then there's the urban myths -

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stories about what's hidden away at Oakley. It is always thought that

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we had tunnels into the hillsides. Not true. We have such an -- it was

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thought we have subterranean levels. Also not true. A popular one is

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that we ran an underground train between this site and the other

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side of Cheltenham. Again, not true. In 1984 the Oakley site became more

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public as focus for the government's ban on union

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membership at GCHQ - many of the staff felt forced into signing away

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their union rights. Very sad. I feel like a traitor! I am very

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loyal, I Love Queen and country, and it is have -- it is Hobson's

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But that, along with the site is now history. Soon the last member

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of staff will leave as everyone moves to the main headquarters at

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Benhall. We should not ignore the fact that a lot of great work was

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done here by great people. But times change -- times change, and

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we needed a different environment and a different different

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infrastructure. Oakley will be sold off and redeveloped - it'll take

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with it its secrets - and although we can hazard a guess, we'll never

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know just what staff did here to keep us safe over the last 60 years.

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Now in football, Bristol City have put their star striker and probably

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greatest asset Nicky Maynard up for sale. On the face of it, not a

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great move for a side struggling near the bottom of the Championship.

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David Passmore is here with our football expert, Geoff Twentyman.

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What's going on? Well, crucial to all this is the fact that Nicky

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Maynard's contract runs out at the end of the season. The club has

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been trying to get him to sign a new one for more than six months

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but without success. As a result they will now try to cash in and

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sell the player during the January transfer window rather than have

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him possibly leave for nothing as a free agent in the summer. Geoff,

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your reaction to this? I am disappointed. I am a big fan of

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peers. It was inevitable. A football game of roulette or poker.

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It is disappointing, but Stephen Lansdown was on might phone-in

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recently, as was Derek McInnes. There was mood music. If he was not

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going to sign a deal, it was going to happen. This is what some of the

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fans thought. If you don't want to play for us, what can you do?

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out of contract. Get what we can for him. If he cannot sign the

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contract, what can we do? He has got ambition. He is not in

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scintillating form at the moment. In my opinion, let him go. We

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should have sold him for �6 million to Leicester. How good a player do

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you think Nicky Maynard could be? He could play in the Premier League.

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Maybe not Manchester City or Tottenham, but maybe in the bottom

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half of the Premier League. He is good, and the key is incisive. He

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is very naturally instinctive. This was a fantastic goal against

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Queen's Park Rangers. He can score goals inside the box and from 25

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yards. I think he is a top talent. This is what the chairman told me.

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They took the decision reluctantly. It was a difficult decision, and we

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made him a very good offer, and it showed us as an ambitious club. But

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he will clearly look after the interests of him herself, and that

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is to be expected. -- himself. We did everything we could not to

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entertain bids and interests, but those roles will be reversed, and

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we will be entertaining interest in Micky Maynard. As he said, poker.

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How will it paint -- and L? They have to sell him, and otherwise the

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were not be ever to get any minute. It happened with Jermaine Beckford.

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What they need is to clubs to get involved in a battle for him, and

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then the price can raise -- rise. That is what they need. He is on

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the transfer list. Will the manager still play him? Derek McInnes will

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play his best side. If he doesn't perform, but Pitman will come

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And finally from me good luck to Peter Thatcher. Now you may

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remember he is the Sports Unsung Hero for our region here in the

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West. That was in recognition for the 40 or so years he's been

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teaching Judo to children in Bath. Well he's on a short list of four

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to take the national title. Well the decision will be announced live

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on the Sports Personality of the Year show which is on BBC 1 tonight

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at eight o'clock. Thanks for keeping us informed all through the

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year. A Bristol man has become one of the first people to conquer a

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four hundred and fifty foot Canadian waterfall. It took Tim

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Emmett and his colleague Will Gadd spent two weeks planning their

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ascent of the notorious Helmcken Falls - dubbed one of the world's

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hardest ice climbs. Among the things they had to cope with - the

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twenty foot long icicles dangling above them. Pieces of ice the size

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of buses, just hanging from a tiny piece. Their break-up. You are like,

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I am not sure I want going there! It took four hours for the pair to

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reach the summit and become the world's first climbers to conquer

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the falls. It's always a tough time for the families of servicemen and

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women when their loved ones are away - And particularly at

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Christmas. For the children it can be a particularly worrying and

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confusing time. So one mum from Tidworth in Wiltshire, came up with

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an ingenious idea to comfort her little ones. And now it's really

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taken off. Imogen Sellers has been to find out more. Bedtimes are

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always hard for George and Natalia when dad Simon is away in

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Afghanistan. But a bear made out of his old combat trousers seemed to

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do the trick. A little piece of him to cuddle at night. Little did mum

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Leah know she had hit on an idea that would really catch on. Are you

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surprised that it has caught on? And really, really surprised. It is

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a simple idea, and I am surprised that people have not thought about

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it before. It has been absolutely crazy. Last week, I sold 50 bears.

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To Germany, Cyprus, Afghanistan and parts of the UK. I thought he was a

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really good idea. Did it help you? Yes, because when Simon went away,

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mum sprayed aftershave on the bare, so I could smell him. Isabel just

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like The requests came pouring in - so much so that her mum Sara had to

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help out. She was overrun with the demand for them, and she has had so

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many orders to fulfil at Christmas time that I thought I did help her,

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because we did not want to let people down. Families are so proud

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of their loved ones overseas that we didn't want let any families

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down at all. Dad Simon is at home at the moment, he arrived back just

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in time for the birth of baby Florrie. I spoke to Leo when she

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was in Afghanistan, and she said that she has had a few offers to

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make the bears. I mentioned it and there were 15 orders straight away.

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In the new year though he'll have to say goodbye again. But wherever

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he is Natalia, George and baby Florrie, have their bears to cuddle

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Leah isn't taking any more orders at the moment as she's inudated

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with orders for the new year. But if you'd like to be put on a

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standby list you can email her. See Finally tonight - a story of

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incredible courage and strength and one man's determination to be home

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for Christmas. Jack Widdowson, who lives near Bath, was left in a

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critical condition after a violent attack in Cardiff. His spinal cord

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was damaged and there were fears he could be paralysed. But Jack, a

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professional ballet dancer, has defied expectations. He's now out

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of hospital and home for Christmas in Farmborough. Lizzie Way has been

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to see him. This is the Christian and -- Christmas that the family

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wouldn't dream would be possible. For the last few weeks, Jack has

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been here at this hospital in Wales after he was hospitalised for a

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violent attack -- after a balanced attack. There were fears that Jack

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would be paralysed and never dance again. But with the help of his

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family and a team of doctors, he is back on his feet. I did some basic

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ballet last Friday. I could see where I had lost my strength, and

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where a good game my strength. It is where I could find out all of

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the bad habits, and retrain my muscles to do exactly what was

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weakest when I was dancing before. I can reach my potential. Three

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years ago, Jack managed to beat a deadly form of meningitis, and

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again, he is defying expectations. His father is head of sports

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medicine at Bath's rugby, and he knows what an extraordinary

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recovery he has made. It is extraordinary, it does feel like

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that. From where we were six weeks ago, and for the first couple of

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weeks to where we are now, I never thought we would be where we are at

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today. The whole family is going to have a happy Christmas. Seeing the

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X work -- X-ray, we had to prepare ourselves for the worse. Obviously,

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we try to keep as positively as possible, but when things were

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difficult, we were trying to focus on helping Jack goes through our --

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his passive movement. When you have a handy Dr Who knows what is

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possible, you can do something proactive, and you feel you are

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helping in that way. It was very helpful. Today, Jack was working

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physios as part of his rehabilitation, and he is already

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able to work -- walk small distances unaided. This year, the

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widow's -- the family do not need to look far to seek their miracle

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this Christmas. You sound like a real fighter. It is great to see

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back on your feet and we wish you a Merry Christmas. Talking of

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Christmas, dreams of some of the white stuff coming have been dashed.

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white stuff coming have been dashed. What is in store tomorrow, Ian?

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Totally dashed! I don't how -- know how the betting works, but if

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anyone could have bet on a white Christmas three weeks ago, and

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understood the medium range charts, you would have seen that the

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chances were very slim. The long- range Charles have been looking

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forward to the first couple of weeks of January. We are getting to

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the coldest time of the year. Anything but cold through the

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course of this evening and tomorrow. It is still mild. We have a front

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coming through tomorrow. It will be a bit cooler tomorrow. Particularly

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the evening and overnight into Christmas leave. High pressure

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dominating. It is staying mild and largely dry tonight. Tomorrow, the

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cold front coming in. The isobars are quite squeezed together. As the

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front passes through, the winds will veer back to a north-westerly

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direction. The clear skies not in evidence, and there will be patchy

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light rain. It is a broadly dry picture. Just eight moderate breeze

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going through. No risk of any froth whatsoever. Temperatures still

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holding at two or three degrees above freezing. Tomorrow, nine or

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ten Celsius. Patchy abrasive bring into the morning rush-hour. There

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will be a spell of quite heavy rain. The winds will pick up quite

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markedly. There will be hanging back of cloud. I wouldn't bet

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against it to dry out. Still some patchy outbreaks of rain in the --

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late afternoon. For the rest of the evening, the clouds will clear. It

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will be around to a north-easterly, and it will start to get chillier.

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Temperatures prior to the front arriving could reach 10 or 11

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Celsius. They were when proper way. Looking beyond that, in to

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Christmas Eve itself, it is a broad be bright picture for most of the

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day, and patchy rain coming in. That dry, windy and Wilde once

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again for Christmas Day, and then into Boxing Day, it looks like a

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similar pattern. A breezy but mild day. Winds still coming in off the

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North Atlantic Ocean. As we get into the middle part of next week,

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will be looking at developments in the Atlantic. There is a threat of

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wet and windy by about. These are the forecast for of the weekend. It

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is probably frost-free. Thank you grew much indeed. That just about

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wraps things up from me this Christmas, but I am back for one

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